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Pressupositiv, study of Ernest Hemingway and abdulla kahhor's stories
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In this article, a pressupositive study of the stories of Ernest Hemingway and Abdullah Kahhor, trivalent calculations of the presupposition, a specific style in the stories of Ernest Hemingway, three conditional directions of the stories of Abdullah Kahhor, a specific dynamic phenomenon of the presupposition, the image of Ernest Hemingway and Abdullah Kahhor structure, the drama of Hemingway's prose.Other Versions
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