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Commodies: The police found a storage replete with commodies wich were stolen...



 
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Commodies: The police found a storage replete with commodies wich were stolen... #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 03, 2008 22:54 pm   Commodies: The police found a storage replete with commodies wich were stolen...		  
Which one is better?
*The police found a storage replete with commodies wich were stolen last month.
*The police found a replete storage with commodies wich were found last month.
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Commodies #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 04, 2008 2:55 am   Commodies		  
Better would be "The police found a cache full of stolen goods."

Were the things stolen last month, or did the police find them last month?
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