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  1. 25-Sep-2004, 18:11 #1
    NewHope
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    Please let us know how many items are lying with you out of
    our order     and how much amount is payable to you by us?


    I think "out of our order" eeaans "in our order" or "in the items that we order from you'. Right?
  2. 25-Sep-2004, 18:36 #2
    Francois
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    That's probably the intended meaning.
    The sentence wants some corrections, but the context would be helpful.

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