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0 The 64 Kbps bit streams from multiple modules combine in a multiplexer into a high-speed bit stream and route to the switching matrix. Are punctuations missing? The 64 Kbps bit streams from multiple modules, combine in a multiplexer into a high-speed bit stream, and route to the switching matrix. Is it ok, please advise. 0-
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0 Hello, guest, 02 br 02 br 00 I don't know anything about technique, but I guess the first "streams" is not a verb? If it isn't, then there shouldn't be a comma before "combine". If it is, there's a problem in your conjugation.
- 0 Hello, guest, 02 br 02 br 00 I don't know anything about technique, but I guess the first "streams" is not a verb?
- If it isn't, then there shouldn't be a comma before "combine".
- If it is, there's a problem in your conjugation.
- 02 br 00 I'd say the comma before "and route" makes the sentence lighter, sounds OK to me.
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0 Hello, guest, 02 br
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00 I don't know anything about technique, but I guess the first "streams" is not a verb? If it isn't, then there shouldn't be a comma before "combine". If it is, there's a problem in your conjugation. 02 br
00 I'd say the comma before "and route" makes the sentence lighter, sounds OK to me. 0-
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00 I don't know anything about technique, but I guess the first "streams" is not a verb? If it isn't, then there shouldn't be a comma before "combine". If it is, there's a problem in your conjugation. 02 br
00 I'd say the comma before "and route" makes the sentence lighter, sounds OK to me. 0-
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