English, 21.01.2020 05:31 jasminelynn135owmyj1

What hasn't always been true and will become increasingly true? from the below
this hasn’t always been true — but it will become increasingly true, and so i would urge you to study hard, to burn the midnight oil; i would say to you, don’t drop out of school. i understand all the sociological reasons, but i urge you that in spite of your economic plight, in spite of the situation that you’re forced to live in — stay in school.

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What hasn't always been true and will become increasingly true? from the below
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