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Thanks very much for your continuous emails. I'm Haibo from Beijing in China. #1 (permalink) Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:40 am   Thanks very much for your continuous emails. I'm Haibo from Beijing in China.		  
Dear Mr,Torsten,
Thanks very much for your continuous emails .
I'm Haibo from Beijing in China. I like your english course,and now I just start my first lesson you gave me.Then,I find it is very insterting! I will always concern about you.
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Thanks very much for your continuous emails. I'm Haibo from Beijing in China. #2 (permalink) Sat Jun 27, 2009 12:52 pm   Thanks very much for your continuous emails. I'm Haibo from Beijing in China.		  
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