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Sentence: If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be



 
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Sentence: If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be #1 (permalink) Tue Aug 04, 2009 6:53 am   Sentence: If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be
 

"If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be."

Is this correct grammatically?
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"If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be" - #2 (permalink) Tue Aug 04, 2009 8:54 am   "If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be" -
 

No. Who is 'they' and what must they be?
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Sentence: If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be #3 (permalink) Wed Aug 05, 2009 13:11 pm   Sentence: If the 21st century is to be the Asia-Pacific century, they must be
 

Sorry, it was my mistake. I missed the antecedent there which came in the preceding sentence.
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