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From: Enrico C <enrico.c@spamcop.net>
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> PS: strange how foreign people don't mix up "your" and "you're",
> their-they're-there, too-two...
True. I guess that's because non native speakers learn the written
form before or alongside actually saying the word :)
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Enrico C ~ No native speaker
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