English, asked by cuteblush, 7 hours ago

explain 'nothing in the world is single'

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Answered by pankajnafria75

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nothing in world is single

everything has something with it can share things or live or stay

from a single stone to a human

all have somebody or something to kill loneliness

however when we are sad or dipressed

we think we are alone

but it's totally incorrect

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