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phrase/word
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context)
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potentially
replaced with: national
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collects
taxes
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phrase/word
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context)
can be
potentially
replaced with:
exploitedused
for the development of the
country
. This
phrase/word
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be replaced
with: on the
contraryBut
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phrase/word
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simple
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be replaced
with: a number
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individuals believe that they should This
phrase/word
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context)
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replaced with:
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strongly
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context)
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potentially
replaced with:
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pay
taxes
to the
country
. It is our moral duty to
pay
taxes.
Secondly
, it is This
phrase/word
is too
simple
and can
be replaced
with:
vitalcriticalessentialimportant
to
pay
tax
to lid a safe life in a
country
. The defense system, running of jails and, the law enforcement agencies
are maintained
by the money of taxpayers. If these agencies shut down then the
country
will face chaos. The crime rate will
be increased
as a result
there will be no security of an individual’s life.
Thus
, it is
a This
phrase/word
is too
simple
and can
be replaced
with:
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crucial thing for a
country
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context)
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potentially
replaced with: national
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authoritygovernment
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context)
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potentially
replaced with:
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as
taxes
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pay
tax
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the This
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context)
can be
potentially
replaced with: national
authoritypublic
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context)
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potentially
replaced with:
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