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27-Nov-2007, 12:20
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 by a strange turn of fate By a strange turn of fate, John realized the true meaning of life and started helping people in need. Do I use the phrase "by a strange turn of fate" right? Does it mean "Because of/Owing to a strange change of fate?" Thanks. |
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28-Nov-2007, 01:16
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 Re: by a strange turn of fate Yes to both questions. |
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28-Nov-2007, 01:25
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| Re: by a strange turn of fate Thanks, Anglika. Those simple sentences are my style. |
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