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What is the best paraphrase for the words no teeth for the present?
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It is very hard to paraphrase 4 words
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To paraphrase a given text is to write a given text in your own words.
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It is best to paraphrase information when you want to present the original idea in a more concise or understandable way. Paraphrasing helps to avoid plagiarism and to show your understanding of the information.
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