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23-Feb-2008, 12:06

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draw upon

hi Tdol and all,
pls clearly explain me the sentences i had sent you the day before yesterday. and also this phrase,
Draw Upon
thanks
nawab

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23-Feb-2008, 15:27

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Re: draw upon

draw upon = use knowledge/skills, etc, that you have to deal with a situation

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