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Latest post Fri, Aug 3 2007 2:50 PM by Th04. 2 replies.
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Th04  +  399988 Fri, 03 Aug 07 12:33 PM
What is the difference between someone and somebody?
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Cool Breeze  +  399991 Fri, 03 Aug 07 01:00 PM
Hi Th04

Welcome to EF. No difference.

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Th04, 2 yr 113 days ago

thank you

Cool Breeze

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