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"quite a..." or "a quite..." | Possesives: FCC's officers or FCC officers
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my family support or my family's support? Mon May 12, 2008 14:40 pm  my family support or my family's support?
 

Which sentence is better I donīt have my family support or I donīt have my familyīs support or I donīt have the support of my family?
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my family support or my family's support? Mon May 12, 2008 18:10 pm  my family support or my family's support?
 

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