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	Anonymous  #329922  Fri, 16 Feb 07 02:47 PM It is better if you say: China and India´s  foreign policies. When there are two possessors the Saxon Genitive goes with the last one.    Anonymous
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	Evenstevens  #330064  Fri, 16 Feb 07 10:14 PM  Pemmican wrote: Why do you disagree, milky??? Btw: Why is it called "Saxon Genitive"? Does anyone know?? Becuse it is the only noun inflection surviving from Old English or Anglo-Saxon Sorry, there is one more: the plural 's' Inchoateknowledge    Evenstevens Joined on Fri, Feb 16 2007 New Member (01) "Pride is an abomination. One must forego the self to attain total spiritual creaminess and avoid the chewy chunks of degradation" Bacall
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	Anonymous  #413208  Sun, 02 Sep 07 06:38 PM that is fine!    Anonymous

	Anonymous  #445104  Thu, 22 Nov 07 12:08 PM The genitive goes in the second member of the cluster: India and China's ...    Anonymous
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	Anonymous  #501157  Tue, 15 Apr 08 10:29 PM No, it is not correct. In case of two names, the second one takes the genitive/ "China and India's foreign policies." Good luck M too    Anonymous
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