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18-Dec-2004, 10:02
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 Good news Having understood this, we hurried to say good news, good news indeed to him. Mr.Chen was joyful like a child, saying continually: Yes, good news, good news. |
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18-Dec-2004, 17:48
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| Re: Good news hurried to congratulate him on the good news. (at least I think that's what you're trying to say) and put quotes around Mr. Chen's statement |
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18-Dec-2004, 18:07
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| Hi AF, Here is the context. Please edit the paragraph in bold font. Seeing that we were puzzled, Mr. Chen went on to explain that he has had a vein thrombus, and was in the hospital for two months not long ago. This morning he saw his doctor, and was given a clean bill of health. Hearing this, we immediately congratulated him:"Good news, good news indeed!" Elated, Mr.Chen looked like a child, saying repeatedly: "Yes, good news, good news indeed!" |
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