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Discover LudwigThe sentence "which means a" is grammatically correct but it is not very meaningful on its own.
The phrase needs to be part of a longer sentence in order to be usable. For example: "This phrase, which means a commitment to continued learning, is an important part of our school's mission statement."
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Which means a bleak future for them".
(Which means a thermal carafe coffee maker).
– which means a goal of exceptional quality – came easily.
"It's about family, which means a lot to us.
Which means a lot rides on Hiller – perhaps too much.
No obvious successor is in sight, which means a vacuum.
He's a born satirist, which means a born moralist.
The call went over as a "10-52," which means a "family dispute with a firearm".
"Dad saw publication of the first one, which means a lot," said Torday.
But this year we've got a drought, which means a smaller crop and therefore higher prices".
So it's Generation Pizdets, which means a generation that faces catastrophe.
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