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Latest post Sun, Sep 9 2007 9:06 AM by Lindasu. 2 replies.
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Lindasu  +  415940 Sat, 08 Sep 07 05:55 PM

Dear all,

what deos it means to the sentence below?

thank you.

" News that police now believe the parents might have been involved was met with incredulity by the McCanns' friends and family. "

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Lindasu
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Ruslana  +  415948 Sat, 08 Sep 07 06:23 PM

I'll try to devide it into several sentences:

A. The parents might have been involved [in something].

B. Police now believe in (A).

C. The news (B) was met with incredulity by the McCanns' friends and family.

Hope that helps!
Ruslana
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Lindasu, 2 yr 74 days ago

thank you

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