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Mister Micawber  +  876923 Thu, 27 Aug 09 10:56 AM
No, that's not very good, Stunner, either in sentiment or orthography.
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verloc  +  876924 Thu, 27 Aug 09 11:00 AM
Thank you for your replies, they are very useful from me however I find business English BORING :)

Again, an informal "cheers" and "chat with you soon"
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