How would you paraphrase this sentence?

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Based on the given sentence above, in this case, the word "they" should belong to a different line. This sentence can be paraphrase in these ways.
"Because their words are not enough to create a spark." or you might phrase it this way too, "Because their words did not bring attention." Hope this answer helps you.

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