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Sentence 98

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Led by Gopichand himself, Ramesh Nagapuri Dronacharya awardee, senior coach from the Sports Authority of India (SAI), takes care of the daily operations.

After
Led by Gopichand,  Ramesh Nagapuri, a Dronacharya awardee and senior coach from the Sports Authority of India (SAI), takes care of the daily operations.



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himself is unnecessary
Ramesh Nagapuri is a Dronacharya awardee so the comma is necessary
The indefinite article 'a' is required before 'Dronacharya awardee'
The after sentence means that Ramesh Nagapuri is a Dronacharya awardee as well as a senior coach from SAI.

The question/comment to the writer was 'How many people are you talking about?  Please check if this is what you mean.'



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