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I owe everything to the mechanical education I received from that American magazine.
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The speaker says an American magazine was the source of their mechanical education. “I owe everything” expresses complete gratitude, suggesting that the magazine taught them the practical knowledge about machines or mechanics that they consider essential to what they know.
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- Dinyar Patel, “Bombay Before Mumbai”
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