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05-24-2018, 04:20 PM
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This seem to me as double negation in English (which is allowed in some Slavic language, but probably not in English): "(Nothing) is (not truth)" which in fact mean "All is truth". But probably you intend to say "Nothing is truth"? Probably we need native English speaker here to explain grammatic rule. What is your intention to say with this sequence?
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