People often talk about guarantee. There are two famous English sentences in the world. They have the same number of words but there is no guarantee about both of them. Do you have any idea?
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I am confused by this conversation. Is there a correct answer to this question? And, if so, what is it? Could you also tell us the source for your information, please?
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Sure... none of these come with guarantees.
Estoy de aquerdo contigo, senior Estanis! Guarantee was the missing word regarding them. I really congratulate you for solving bringing those two famous sentences. No wonder, the speaker was Estanis. Thanks again.
Gracias Estanis! You like that answer from Mr. Estanis, aren't you Ella?
Pingo! Exactemente senior Estanis! You have really done it. Our respected lady, Bottle answered the first sentence and I tried to pursue other members to follow but they did not pay any attention to what I said. No wonder, the speaker was Mr. Estanis.
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