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Posted by Sid on May 09, 2005 at 06:24:43 from (12.156.150.187):
In Reply to: grasp the what??? posted by Aschmidtmed on May 08, 2005 at 22:12:23:
You have a good point. But the trend is to allow ourselves to butcher the English language and ignore the rules because, "It ain't important,people know what I am talking about." If it is so important for them why isn't it important for us. I did go look at their website and it seem to me that they are attempting to fill a market spot that our own industries seem to ignore. If you want to get frustrated just try reading some of the instructions put out by some US companies.
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