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Differences between accessory and part #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 24, 2005 3:19 am   Differences between accessory and part		  
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Hello,Alan
Thanks for your guide to my last question.
In this sentence ,why can't we choose "accessories" as the answer?
Thanks again!
strawberry girl
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Accessory/part #2 (permalink) Wed Aug 24, 2005 8:49 am   Accessory/part		  
Hi Strawberry girl,

I'd like to help you but you must tell me which sentence you are talking about.

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