Is It Ok To Have A Big Head There s a daily flight at 10am Would that be OK I would like to know why would is used Can I use Will that be OK Thanks
Do American and British people use NOK as an abbreviation of not OK for example in a PowerPoint slide or a table in a Word document where there s only a limited Dear members I have heard read all them as a reply when someone asks for agreement For instance Q Should we shift the meeting to Thursday A Sure it is ok
Is It Ok To Have A Big Head
Is It Ok To Have A Big Head
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Alabama AL Alaska AK Arizona AZ Arkansas AR California CA Colorado CO ok
1 Alabama AL2 Alaska AK3 Arizona AZ4 Arkansas Ok let s try this It was a mistake on my part on my side from my side Are these correct interchangeable in this context I could only use the first of these
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Servus Hab mal eine Frage die etwas feingef hl braucht Oft ruft man mich an um mir mitzuteilen dass irgendwas abholbereit ist Da sage ich oft sowas wie Gut dann 2007 OK OK
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There s a daily flight at 10am Would that be OK I would like to know why would is used Can I use Will that be OK Thanks
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Do American and British people use NOK as an abbreviation of not OK for example in a PowerPoint slide or a table in a Word document where there s only a limited
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