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Supercat Posted 11 years ago
Science & IT
Customer's network?
Well, your customer has his or her own network. Do you say this one a customer's network?
We want to say it so especially, when the network isn't ours. If I say it in another way, would it be like the network run by a customer?
We want to say it so especially, when the network isn't ours. If I say it in another way, would it be like the network run by a customer?
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Those both seem OK. A customer's network / a customer's order / a customer's sandwich —why would there be a difference?
- Those both seem OK.
- A customer's network / a customer's order / a customer's sandwich —why would there be a difference?
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Those both seem OK.
A customer's network / a customer's order / a customer's sandwich—why would there be a difference?
A customer's network / a customer's order / a customer's sandwich—why would there be a difference?
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