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Old 02-Dec-2004, 22:26
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Dear Mike,

Haven't heard from you for a long long time. It's so nice to see you come back!

Best wishes,

Jiang
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Let's hope his next visit doesn't take so long.
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Dear todl,

It's a pleasure to read something humorous written by your native speakers. No matter how long I learn Enlish I'll never be able to write such sentences. Maybe the texts are generally very formal and we seldom come across humorous expressions.

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