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"In such a beatiful place water is a sine qua non" what is the meaning?



 
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"In such a beatiful place water is a sine qua non" what is the meaning? Thu Jul 05, 2007 7:19 am  "In such a beatiful place water is a sine qua non" what is the meaning?		  
Could you express the meaning of this phrase "sine qua non" and what is all the sentence means.
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"In such a beatiful place water is a sine qua non" what is the meaning? Thu Jul 05, 2007 7:50 am  "In such a beatiful place water is a sine qua non" what is the meaning?		  
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SINE QUA NON.

Water is an essential need there.
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