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  1. 24-Mar-2004, 20:41 #1
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    what two substitutes can a writer use to determine whether the word that is an introductory word
  2. 24-Mar-2004, 22:35 #2
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    Would you mind repeating the question?

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  3. 25-Mar-2004, 16:17 #3
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    It's a bit over my head too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    It's a bit over my head too.
    I'm with you guys.
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