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Only when she hears his 'sincere' voice used frivolously can she comprehend that she was deceived.
Additionally, they aren't ready to comprehend being circumscribed or restricted.
The second step is to comprehend what matters by better understanding the full range of values at work.
These modifications can affect how a text is processed, comprehended, and understood.
Similarly, the instrumental and vocal teachers articulated unease about comprehending children and supervising groups.
This means that the difference between conditions lies in children's comprehension of pronouns, and further that reflexives are comprehended similarly regardless of condition.
Only then can we comprehend them more fully as products of social change.
Therefore, the reader should be able to comprehend the examples in this paper without understanding these features in detail.
