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0 Can you say "I used a compressor to fix the air conditioning system"? It sounds like the compressor is a tool suchas a wrench, instead of a new part to replace the old and broken one. 02 br
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00 Kelly and his crew accomplished everything they set out to do in orbit. They delivered and installed Japan's Kibo lab, now the space station's biggest room and most sophisticated science workshop, and dropped 01 b 00 off a new pump that 02 b 00 the two Russians on board 01 b 00 used to fix 02 b 00 their toilet. 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance! 0250href http://edition.cnn.com/2008/TECH/space/06/14/space.shuttle.ap/index.html
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00 Kelly and his crew accomplished everything they set out to do in orbit. They delivered and installed Japan's Kibo lab, now the space station's biggest room and most sophisticated science workshop, and dropped 01 b 00 off a new pump that 02 b 00 the two Russians on board 01 b 00 used to fix 02 b 00 their toilet. 02 br
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0 It would be better to say "I replaced the compressor in the air conditioner", but the sentence is understandable as written. 0-
- 0 It would be better to say "I replaced the compressor in the air conditioner", but the sentence is understandable as written.
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0 It would be better to say "I replaced the compressor in the air conditioner", but the sentence is understandable as written. 0-
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