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9 Nov 2020
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Does this make sense:
Millions of people of all demographics and places across the world..
Does this make sense:
Millions of people of all demographics and places across the world..
Millions of people of all demographics and places across the world..
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yes, but instead of saying, " and places across the world.." it's better to say, " in places different places across the world..." it's like a having stairs in your sentence, you placed demographics in the same stair as the world with the word "and", but it's better literarily to build the stairs.
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