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Your interpretation explain the use of "[sic]". But personally I think the "its" refers to the section and not the quotes, making the "[sic]" unnecessary. But
by Zecc 13y ago
Your interpretation explain the use of "[sic]".
But personally I think the "its" refers to the section and not the quotes, making the "[sic]" unnecessary. But I don't have access to the original text.
- aidos 13y agoActually, reading it again you could well be right. It would make sense for it to be referring to the section.