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love starving/starved children #1 (permalink) Thu Jan 21, 2010 20:27 pm   love starving/starved children		  
Hello everyone;
I really need to know which of the following phrases is correct and if both are correct how different they are in meaning.

LOVE STARVING CHILDREN
LOVE STARVED CHILDREN

THANKING YOU IN ANTICIPATION
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love starving/starved children #2 (permalink) Thu Jan 21, 2010 20:39 pm   love starving/starved children		  
LOVE-STARVED CHILDREN, is the only correct one.(Children who are not loved.)

The other is stating that one should Love, starving children.(Children without food.)
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