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"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
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Shakespeare <<Romeo and Juliet>>% ^0 H8 c# _5 ~) q4 W2 V8 @
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"That which" is not a commonly used structure in modern English. If the subject sentence is just randomly from somewhere, I do not see a point to spend too much time studying the semantics, unless someone's profession is linguistics. * t, M( v, |5 D+ T+ w- w! ^
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I do like the way 45678 studies the sentence. That is how I learned English in school.4 H, f) S, y; k- B, M, L
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By the way, anyone can recommend a book to read? |
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