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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Indianapolis collaborating with manufactures in the area.

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I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Chicago looking for and collaborating with manufactures in the area.

Are these sentences okay?

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I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Indianapolis collaborating with manufacturers in the area. I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Chicago looking for and collaborating with manufacturers in the area.

  • I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Indianapolis collaborating with manufacturers in the area.
  • I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Chicago looking for and collaborating with manufacturers in the area.
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I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Indianapolis collaborating with manufacturers in the area.

I just recently started my own business and will be in and out of Chicago looking for and collaborating with manufacturers in the area.

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