Posted by rfvv on Thursday, April 26, 2012 at 3:56pm.
Often the pronoun "it" doesn't refer to anything in particular ... as is the case here. It's an impersonal pronoun, yes, because "it" doesn't refer to obvious masculine (he, him, his) or feminine (she, her, hers) antecedents.
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