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You can only build up as high as your foundation is deep?

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Intensive or intense? | Passive voice

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#1 (permalink) Thu Oct 20, 2005 6:20 am You can only build up as high as your foundation is deep?

Hi, is the following sentence correct? You can only build up as high as your foundation is deep. I think I heard it somewhere on an audio tape but now I can't find it again. Thanks for your sharing your opinions. _________________ Life is for living.

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