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make a change for the better or it's better to change Sun Apr 20, 2008 16:53 pm  make a change for the better or it's better to change		  
HI, i'm trying to translate a TV spot from italian to english. the commercial says "meglio cambiare, no?"
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make a change for the better or it's better to change Mon Apr 21, 2008 1:14 am  make a change for the better or it's better to change		  
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Since it is a TV spot, I suppose the first option.
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