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I still think it should be "To the same tune" and should it not be "the English W-M Faucet" instead of "an"?
>Weismannist-Morganist There was a custom to indicate theories of these scientists as false and irrelevant.
In http://gushallactionclub.blogspot.co.uk/ it says:
The American Marxist-Leninist William Z. Foster chronicles the past: "When Hitler’s armies swept across the Soviet border in June 1941, ..."
Accordingly, if Faucet is the name of an English Weismannist-Morganist, your sentence could read "... an English Weismannist-Morganist called Faucet, who said ..." OR (see above) "... the English Weismannist-Morganist Faucet, who said ..."
If Faucet means something else we need to go back to the drawing board, Balaban, if not I suggest you make this last change and then the real natives can dig their teeth into it to whatever tune they like. Have a good weekend.
To the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist called Faucet, who said that if no form of birth control was introduced, humanity was left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
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Among those who dances to the same warmongering tune is an English Weismannist-Morganist by the name of Faucet, who says that if no form of birth control is introduced, humanity is left with only one remedy - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
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An English Weismannist-Morganist by the name of Faucet dances to the same warmongering tune. He says that if no form of birth control is introduced, humanity is left with only one remedy: "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
It should be "Among those who dance" rather than "Among those who dances". Sorry for not getting that right in my suggested rewording the first time.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #1902768
Under the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist Faucet, who said that if there won't be introduced any birth control, then humanity is left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
added by Balamax, August 4, 2013
linked by Balamax, August 4, 2013
Under the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist Faucet, who said if no form of birth control was introduced, humanity was left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by Balamax, August 4, 2013
Under the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist Faucet, who said that if no form of birth control was introduced, humanity was left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by Balamax, August 4, 2013
To the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist Faucet, who said that if no form of birth control was introduced, humanity was left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by Balamax, August 9, 2013
To the same tune of warmongers dances an English Weismannist-Morganist called Faucet, who said that if no form of birth control was introduced, humanity was left a sole remedy only - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by Balamax, August 10, 2013
Among those who dances to the same warmongering tune is an English Weismannist-Morganist by the name of Faucet, who says that if no form of birth control is introduced, humanity is left with only one remedy - "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger.
edited by Balamax, March 29, 2018
Among those who dances to the same warmongering tune is an English Weismannist-Morganist by the name of Faucet, who says that if no form of birth control is introduced, humanity is left with only one remedy, namely "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by AlanF_US, June 7, 2018
Among those who dance to the same warmongering tune is an English Weismannist-Morganist by the name of Faucet, who says that if no form of birth control is introduced, humanity is left with only one remedy, namely "to appeal to the ancient trinity: war, disease and hunger."
edited by Balamax, December 21, 2019
