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16-Sep-2004, 04:51
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 As a school's motto, which one is better? Self—discipline and Erudition |
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16-Sep-2004, 06:15
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| Re: As a school's motto, which one is better? Quote:
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16-Sep-2004, 06:23
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| Thanks. But i feel "excellent" is too vague in meaning, which can mean many things, not just erudition. PS. Do you think the compound noun "well knowledge" is okay? |
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