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Tue Jun 24, 2008 5:03 am take care of ... responsible for ...in charge of...

Hi, I know I can say 'I'm in charge of this product line' or 'I'm responsible for this product line' or 'I'm in charge of this prodcut line' . But when I wanna put the 'this product line' in the beginning of the phase, how to say it below ? 'This product line is ??? by me'

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