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Interpret/explain what’s being said in the sentence “Will lift-off, and we'll ride to glory like Elijah. If this is — if this is what”
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Interpret/explain what’s being said in the sentence

“Will lift-off, and we'll ride to glory like Elijah. If this is — if this is what”

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We will lift off and ride like the wind

Explanation: This sentence is leading to something along those lines. I am A soon to become writer so i would kinda know! :)

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