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I know the next sentance is where he tries to pimp his blog.
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I am the most motivated officer that everyone on my area knows but this type sentance is not rare; what is the point??????? on September 23, 2009 at 10: 04 pm Pinkstone
“Two Years” for Jon Harper Killer « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009
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Note that the last sentance is most likely meant to be read as the Sky reporter's words, not Bosworth's, so huge pinch of salt.
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Look at the last sentance - in other words, if a bank didn't do what they were told, they would be punished ( "take this information into consideration when approving applications for new mergers or acquisitions"), and if a loan officer didn't do what the bank told her (i.e. give loans to whomever), she could lose her job.
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I thought the sentance was a bit harsh for 'rubbing' against someone on the tube.
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Look at the last sentance - in other words, if a bank didn't do what they were told, they would be punished ( "take this information into consideration when approving applications for new mergers or acquisitions"), and if a loan officer didn't do what the bank told her (i.e. give loans to whomever), she could lose her job.
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I thought the sentance was a bit harsh for 'rubbing' against someone on the tube.
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Look at the last sentance - in other words, if a bank didn't do what they were told, they would be punished ( "take this information into consideration when approving applications for new mergers or acquisitions"), and if a loan officer didn't do what the bank told her (i.e. give loans to whomever), she could lose her job.
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Look at the last sentance - in other words, if a bank didn't do what they were told, they would be punished ( "take this information into consideration when approving applications for new mergers or acquisitions"), and if a loan officer didn't do what the bank told her (i.e. give loans to whomever), she could lose her job.
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And Faulkner has his uses … you can learn a lot about sentance structure from his work.
How to Make Your Writing Matter to Your Readers | Write to Done 2009
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