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'an other' or 'another' | president v.s. the president
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peace of mind #1 (permalink) Fri Dec 21, 2007 18:06 pm   peace of mind		  
hello every one,
Would you kindly see if the following sentence is correct,and I would also like to know wether "peace of mind " works in this sentence.

Having no hope for the future causes the young people to lose their peace of mind and act rebelliously.
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peace of mind #2 (permalink) Fri Dec 21, 2007 20:06 pm   peace of mind		  
I think "the" in that sentence is unnecessary, so I dropped it, and also changed the ending a bit;therefore, here's the reconstructed version, "having no hope for the future causes young people to lose their peace of mind and act in a rebellious manner."
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