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| "I need to find an LP player." or "I need to find a LP player." My guess is the 1st one since the L sounds like EL. Am I correct? Thanks a lot. |
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| Yes, use an with initial vowel sounds, not necessarily the vowel itself. An LP player A UN resolution |
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