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Feedback 10 Jan 2010
Email-ID | 2098456 |
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Date | 2010-01-10 15:24:14 |
From | l.omar@mopa.gov.sy |
To | sam@alshahba.com, l.omar@mopa.gov.sy |
Good evening Your Excellency, I heartly apologize for the dely in replying to Your Excellency's valuable remarks on a couple of expressions. Kindly find attached some comments on the referred to expressions, hoping that they are helpful in shedding light
on their origin, meaning and usage. I hope the comments are not too long for Your Excellency to look at. I also would like to draw your attention to the 'misleading' information I gave last time about the word 'archaic'. I am terribly sorry for that. It
is a shame that I confused your absolutely correct reference to the word. Kindly forgive me for that. Should there be any comment on the submitted document, I would be more than glad to benefit from that. With my highest considerations and warmest
regards, Lamis On Fri 08/01/10 5:18 PM , "sam@alshahba.com"
alshahba.com> wrote: > Predisposition / inclination > >
on their origin, meaning and usage. I hope the comments are not too long for Your Excellency to look at. I also would like to draw your attention to the 'misleading' information I gave last time about the word 'archaic'. I am terribly sorry for that. It
is a shame that I confused your absolutely correct reference to the word. Kindly forgive me for that. Should there be any comment on the submitted document, I would be more than glad to benefit from that. With my highest considerations and warmest
regards, Lamis On Fri 08/01/10 5:18 PM , "sam@alshahba.com"
alshahba.com> wrote: > Predisposition / inclination > >
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318350 | 318350_Linguistic Remarks.doc | 148.5KiB |