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RyuNoOni  +  951243 Sat, 24 Oct 09 06:05 AM
is this correct?

Do your sisters or your friends wants any pizza?
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Fandorin  +  951284 Sat, 24 Oct 09 07:27 AM
No, it's not.


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“Do your sisters or your friends want a pizza?”
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