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Snappy Posted 16 years ago
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Tomorrow of the earth which technology lights up?
A friend of mine showed me a company brochure with catch copy "Tomorrow of the earth which technology lights up."
The company seems to produce LED road lighting equipment.
I said, "Is this English?"
"Yes, it is," said my friend.
I image that the catch copy wanted to say, "Technology illuminates tomorrow's Earth," and wondered if this catch copy makes sense to English-speaking people.
The company seems to produce LED road lighting equipment.
I said, "Is this English?"
"Yes, it is," said my friend.
I image that the catch copy wanted to say, "Technology illuminates tomorrow's Earth," and wondered if this catch copy makes sense to English-speaking people.
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Or even "The technology of tomorrow illuminating the Earth today" but what they have right now is not at all understandable.
- Or even "The technology of tomorrow illuminating the Earth today" but what they have right now is not at all understandable.
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Or even "The technology of tomorrow illuminating the Earth today" but what they have right now is not at all understandable.
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