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26-Nov-2006, 13:50
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 in ascending order What is the antonym of ''in ascending order''? Thank you in advance, m |
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26-Nov-2006, 14:27
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| Re: in ascending order Well, what's the antonym of "ascend"? |
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26-Nov-2006, 17:25
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| Re: in ascending order descend? |
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26-Nov-2006, 19:23
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| Re: in ascending order Correct. So the antonym of "in ascending order" is...? |
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27-Nov-2006, 06:23
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| Re: in ascending order ok, ok ok, thanks |
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