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grammaire anglaise > groupe nominal
syntaxe > fonction > argumentation
N + préposition + , + conjonction + N + préposition, + N
a symptom of, and a metaphor for, something far broader
The madness of the Outer Banks seems like a symptom of, and a metaphor for, something far broader: the US is in denial about what is, beyond any question, potentially its most dangerous enemy. While millions of words have been written every day for the past two years about the threat from vengeful Islamic terrorists, the threat from a vengeful Nature has been almost wholly ignored. Yet the likelihood of multiple attacks in the future is far more certain.
Road to ruin,
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