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Latest post Wed, Mar 31 2004 10:35 PM by lngzlz. 0 replies.
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lngzlz  +  26842 Wed, 31 Mar 04 10:35 PM
Long before in a certain article I found a sentence which is claimed to contain all the sounds (not letters) of the English language. But I can hardly think of it. Who happenes to know it?

Thank you a million!
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