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Choose the word that makes best sense in the gap.Some time ago, when many British coal mines were owned and controlled by private individuals, an old man who did indeed own a mine was lying on his sickbed, preparing to die. His last words to his son would probably have been:'Until today the mine has been mine, but tomorrow it will be ... '

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Choose the word that makes best sense in the gap.<br />Some time ago, when many British coal mines were owned and controlled by private individuals, an old man who did indeed own a mine was lying on his sickbed, preparing to die. His last words to his son would probably have been:<br>'Until today the mine has been mine, but tomorrow it will be ... '






 
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