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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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send you out/in
0 Because the head office 01 u 00 has sent someone in 02 u 00 here to replace you, I'm afraid that it will 01 u 00 send you out 02 u 00 to another branch. 02 br
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00 Do I use send someone in/out right here? Thanks. 0-
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00 Do I use send someone in/out right here? Thanks. 0-
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02 br 00 If I am wrong please improve me;) 02 br 02 br 05 0 010id 1
- 02 br 00 If I am wrong please improve me;) 02 br 02 br 05 0 010id 1
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0 send in - sort of send here 02 br
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00 send out - sort of send there, send to another place 02 br
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00 dont know how to make it clearier, but it is kind of going that way, isn't it? 02 br
00 If I am wrong please improve me;) 02 br
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00 send out - sort of send there, send to another place 02 br
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00 dont know how to make it clearier, but it is kind of going that way, isn't it? 02 br
00 If I am wrong please improve me;) 02 br
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01 cite 10 Angliholic 12 cite 10 Because the head office 11 u 10 has sent someone in 12 u 10 here to replace you, I'm afraid that it will 11 u 10 send you out 12 u 10 to another branch. 12 br10
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10 Do I use send someone in/out right here? Thanks. 12 br
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0 You can try to make yourself clear. 02 br
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00 Use 01 b 00 send over 02 b 00 to mean 01 b 00 send to where someone is 02 b 00 . Send someone off, to cause someone to leave a place. 02 br
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00 [Because the head office has sent someone over to replace you, I'm afraid they will send you off to another branch.] 0-
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00 Use 01 b 00 send over 02 b 00 to mean 01 b 00 send to where someone is 02 b 00 . Send someone off, to cause someone to leave a place. 02 br
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00 [Because the head office has sent someone over to replace you, I'm afraid they will send you off to another branch.] 0-
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