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Meaning of Passage Tue Aug 08, 2006 17:46 pm  Meaning of Passage
 

"...only the passage of centuries or millennia will enable new soil to form."

What does passage here mean?
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Passage? Tue Aug 08, 2006 18:13 pm  Passage?
 

I think that centuries and millenia ago new soil will be enable Very Happy ...cooliegirly
Centuries and millenia imply many, many, many, many times Laughing
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Passage? Tue Aug 08, 2006 18:56 pm  Passage?
 

Hi

I’d understand passage here as the general reference to the 'time flow'.
So - as times goes by (looong time, many centuries going one by one, "in passage"), new soil will be formed.

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Passage? Tue Aug 08, 2006 19:22 pm  Passage?
 

Yes, Tamara. After passing centuries and millenia new soil will be formed Laughing
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Meaning of Passage Wed Aug 09, 2006 8:20 am  Meaning of Passage
 

Ah, ok. Thank you.
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