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Expression: "They couldn't come out of slave mentality."



 
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Expression: "They couldn't come out of slave mentality." #1 (permalink) Thu Nov 29, 2007 17:26 pm   Expression: "They couldn't come out of slave mentality."		  
Hi

Do you find the following sentence correct and natural? This sentence is about a nation which was brutally ruled by another nation.

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They couldn't come out of the slave mentality for ages to come.


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Expression: "They couldn't come out of slave mentality." #2 (permalink) Fri Nov 30, 2007 5:25 am   Expression: "They couldn't come out of slave mentality."		  
Yes, that's a reasonably correct sentence.
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