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Made Diamond tuna near expire's as a 1+1free pack ,request of the salesman
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If I were to translate that into English, I would say this: At the request of the salesman I'll be offering Diamond tuna, which is nearing its expiration date, in a "Buy one, get one free" promotion. CJ
- If I were to translate that into English, I would say this: At the request of the salesman I'll be offering Diamond tuna, which is nearing its expiration date, in a "Buy one, get one free" promotion.
- CJ
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If I were to translate that into English, I would say this:
At the request of the salesman I'll be offering Diamond tuna, which is nearing its expiration date, in a "Buy one, get one free" promotion.
CJ
At the request of the salesman I'll be offering Diamond tuna, which is nearing its expiration date, in a "Buy one, get one free" promotion.
CJ
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