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the comma signifies a lot tho. they did it because he was a foreigner, period? or because he was a foreigner and a terrible, mean boss?
by redwards510 8y ago
the comma signifies a lot tho. they did it because he was a foreigner, period? or because he was a foreigner and a terrible, mean boss?
- whytaka 8y agoThe fact that the response started with it means that it was a sufficient cause.
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- dragonwriter 8y ago> The fact that the response started with it means that it was a sufficient cause. That's a fairly odd interpretation; if there were multiple causes, none of which were sufficient without the others, one would still need to be mentioned first.
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