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Grammar
*** vs and
Under a decision signed by Deputy Prime Minister *** Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh on Saturday, Binh will also work as acting Director of the Press and Information Department at the Ministry.
Source: "New MoFA spokesman appointed", Viet Nam News.
According to some dictionaries, "***" is a preposition here which means "together with" or "plus".
Does it also mean "and"?
Can I use "and" instead of "***" in that sentence?
Thanks.
Source: "New MoFA spokesman appointed", Viet Nam News.
According to some dictionaries, "***" is a preposition here which means "together with" or "plus".
Does it also mean "and"?
Can I use "and" instead of "***" in that sentence?
Thanks.
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I imagine that *** should be c u m ( without spaces). Our auto-censor is a little prudish at times.
- I imagine that *** should be c u m ( without spaces).
- Our auto-censor is a little prudish at times.
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I imagine that *** should be c u m (without spaces). Our auto-censor is a little prudish at times.
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