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05-Jun-2005, 15:44
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 set text I am guessing that this means that the book served as a standard textbook. Am I right? I could not find the combination "set text" in any dictionary though. |
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05-Jun-2005, 19:55
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| Re: set text Set text = book they have to read as part of the coursework or for an exam- not optional. |
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05-Jun-2005, 20:04
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| Re: set text Ah, thank you very much. This makes sense. |
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06-Jun-2005, 05:42
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| Re: set text You're welcome.  |
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