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[Joseph Watson]

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There is definitely a problem with the last phrase, but I don't
know what they are trying to say.  Can you try to explain in
different words?

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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 8:16 AM
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Hello!

Sorry for this e-mail, but my company is making and add in English (we are
established in Brazil) and I thing the text is wrong... I would like to have
the opinion of other people that understand english better than me. Is the
text bellow correct, does it mean something?

"Certain things are always
changing around the world.
Other things never change,
now here around the world."

Is not "now here aroud the world" strange? Thanks for the help!!!

Regards

Roger Jochem

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