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Japanese and Chinese speaking customers see a note that webinars are being conducted exclusively in English.
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pakee Japanese and Chinese speaking customers see a please note that (the) webinars are being conducted exclusively in English. I presume the full contents of the note are repeated here in your sentence; therefore, there is no need to reference the note. CJ
- pakee Japanese and Chinese speaking customers see a please note that (the) webinars are being conducted exclusively in English.
- I presume the full contents of the note are repeated here in your sentence; therefore, there is no need to reference the note.
- CJ
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pakeeJapanese and Chinese speaking customers
see aplease note that (the) webinars are being conducted exclusively in English.
I presume the full contents of the note are repeated here in your sentence; therefore, there is no need to reference the note.
0I would like two hyphens: "Japanese- and Chinese-speaking customers please note that webinars are being conducted exclusively in English."
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