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Latest post Sat, Mar 19 2005 7:26 PM by Rom88. 2 replies.
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Rom88  +  82414 Sat, 19 Mar 05 07:26 PM
hi...
i have a question..
what do the letters V and S stand for in the abbrivation VS.
for instance: x VS. y
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pieanne  +  82415 Sat, 19 Mar 05 07:28 PM
Hi, Rom!
It means "versus" (latin), "as opposed to"...
pieanne
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
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Rom88, 4 yr 249 days ago
that was fast!!
10x!
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