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Old June 04, 2010, 04:27 AM
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Great fortunes, if not great reputations, are made...

My book translates this sentence into: se hacen grandes fortunas, aunque no gran reputación...

I understand just the opposite: se hacen/se crean grandes fortunas, cuando no/por no decir, grandes reputaciones...

What do you think?

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