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#1 27-Nov-2012, 02:59"He that lacks a tool can't give out."
"He that lacks a tool can't give out", "One can't give what one has not" and "You cannot give what you don’t have" have the same meaning, haven't they?
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#2 27-Nov-2012, 03:11Re: "He that lacks a tool can't give out."
The first makes no sense. The second and third do mean the same thing. The third is the most natural.
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