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24-May-2006, 08:24
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 "in" or "and" or what else? Thanks in advance. Below is the URL of the related audio clip of about 2 minute, MP3, 2300KB http://download.putclub.com/update/m...6cnnbn0514.mp3 US trade deficit declined unexpectedly for the second consecutive time in March, which according to PNC Financial Services Group chief economist Stuart Huffman, is due in part to a lot of nations doing well_______ purchasing stuff made in the USA. |
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24-May-2006, 13:14
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| Re: "in" or "and" or what else? "and". The speaker pronounces it as "und", with weak vibration on final -d.  |
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24-May-2006, 15:54
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| Re: "in" or "and" or what else? Thank you very much for your good and timely answer, Casiopea  |
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25-May-2006, 15:30
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| Re: "in" or "and" or what else? You're most welcome. |
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