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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Can you abbreviate using an example, a name (i.e, WALMART), and expalin it later in a paragraph or is the correct way to use it is to spell it out.
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e, WALMART), and expalin it later in a paragraph or is the correct way to use it is to spell it out. Generally speaking, it sounds like a strange thing to do. Why would you want to do something like that?
- e, WALMART), and expalin it later in a paragraph or is the correct way to use it is to spell it out.
- Generally speaking, it sounds like a strange thing to do.
- Why would you want to do something like that?
- Can you show us an example?
- ( How would you abbreviate a name like 'Walmart'?
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Hi,
Can you abbreviate using an example, a name (i.e, WALMART), and expalin it later in a paragraph or is the correct way to use it is to spell it out.
Generally speaking, it sounds like a strange thing to do. Why would you want to do something like that? Can you show us an example?
( How would you abbreviate a name like 'Walmart'? )
Bes
Can you abbreviate using an example, a name (i.e, WALMART), and expalin it later in a paragraph or is the correct way to use it is to spell it out.
Generally speaking, it sounds like a strange thing to do. Why would you want to do something like that? Can you show us an example?
( How would you abbreviate a name like 'Walmart'? )
Bes
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