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19-May-2006, 14:23
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 ask a question  there is a setence like this:Washington,the city of form and rules... what does"the city of form and rules" mean? |
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19-May-2006, 15:23
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 Re: ask a question "form" here means, standard(s), and "rules" refers to laws. Washington D.C. is the capital of the U.S.A.  Which city in China would you call 'the city of form and rules'?  |
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