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People often say, "I will believe that when I see it." Could something you see not be true? Explain your answer .
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People often say, "I will believe that when I see it." Could something you see not be true? Explain your answer .

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No, in fact when somebody says Ïĺl believe it when i see it¨ they often mean they wont trust what you are saying unless they see proof of your words.

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