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Some historians argue that at least in so far as
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30 Oct 2017, 09:21
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Some historians argue that at least in so far as the broad strokes are concerned, cataclysmic events such as the Great Depression are______________ due to what some have termed “the inertia of history.”
□ ineluctable
□ incontrovertible
□ interminable
□ infallible
□ inexorable
□ unspeakable
Re: Some historians argue that at least in so far as
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11 Nov 2017, 01:12
11 Nov 2017, 01:12
can you please explain this>
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11 Nov 2017, 04:08
11 Nov 2017, 04:08
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Actually, the meaning if the question is this: cyclical phenomenon such as the Great Depression will happen, for sure.
You need to words that says: it will happen without shadows of the doubts.
A and E are this meaning and are two alike words, with the same meaning.
Hope now is clear.
You need to words that says: it will happen without shadows of the doubts.
A and E are this meaning and are two alike words, with the same meaning.
Hope now is clear.
