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User_gary  +  341570 Wed, 21 Mar 07 06:12 AM

I have already referred dictionaries but I can't understand there clearly. So, could you explain it please?

Please correct it.
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Philip  +  341599 Wed, 21 Mar 07 07:30 AM
 User_gary wrote:

I have already referred  looked in dictionaries but I can't understand there what I found clearly. So, could you explain it please?

Please correct it.

This might help.
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