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#29 I don’t think that’s a boarding pass.
       
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#24 Never in the 2,000+ year history of the word 'motivate' has it meant 'explain'. Ever. Not even close. Its origins are in the word 'movere', which as you might guess means *to move*. Its modern usage has always meant 'to provide with a motive, or a cause or reason to act; to incite; to impel'.

English is not difficult; learning English from illiterate English speakers is difficult.
       
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