What's the meaning of the lines :
'a bad excuse is better than none'.
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The meaning of the line
""A BAD EXCUSE IS BETTER THAN NONE ""
means that do not make a bad excuse i.e., a worse excuse . instead of that don't make a excuse.
If you make unwanted excuse then there is a good chance of you in getting into a trouble but if you make no excuse a just accept it then your chance of getting into a trouble are reduced.
""A BAD EXCUSE IS BETTER THAN NONE ""
means that do not make a bad excuse i.e., a worse excuse . instead of that don't make a excuse.
If you make unwanted excuse then there is a good chance of you in getting into a trouble but if you make no excuse a just accept it then your chance of getting into a trouble are reduced.
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sry i could not write the complete answer
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