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Reply Fri 27 Aug, 2004 02:39 am
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Some stowawaies to return home before mid-autumn festival

Mainland pays attention to 'Typhoon Diplomacy'


Li Denghui wants to have fun Japan hesitates

(Note: Li Denghui is ex-president of Taiwan)

Deng Nan remembers his father Tearful

Chief executive: Deng Xiaoping's achievements spur Hongkong's people

Gao Siren calls for carrying out Deng's ideas
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Mister Micawber
 
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Reply Fri 27 Aug, 2004 08:10 am
<b>Stowaways to return before autumn festival</b>

<b>Mainland notes 'Typhoon Diplomacy'</b>

<b>Li Denghui wants fun</b> Japan hesitates

<b>Deng Nan remembers his father</b>

<b>Chief executive</b>: Deng Xiaoping spurs Hong Kong

<b>Gao Siren: realize Deng's ideas</b>


Keep them brief. Remember that the reader will get the details within the article itself.
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oristarA
 
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Reply Fri 27 Aug, 2004 09:07 am
Is it you, Mr.Micawber? I'm very glad to see you at A2K! Very Happy


Excellent editing.

I highly appreciated the rewriting 'Chief executive: Deng Xiaoping spurs Hong Kong ".

Only a small question remains:

Note = To observe carefully; notice?
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Mister Micawber
 
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Reply Fri 27 Aug, 2004 05:45 pm
Hi Orestar (What's that mean?),

Good to see you here. Yes, I think 'notes' is fine for a headline for 'notices, pays attention to'. Its main advantage is that it is short.
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oristarA
 
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Reply Sat 28 Aug, 2004 07:56 am
OriStar = Origin of Star

That is just for fun. Very Happy
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Mister Micawber
 
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Reply Sat 28 Aug, 2004 08:10 am
I apologize for misspelling you, OriStar. Is the 'A' your last initial, or are there other Oristars around (OristarB, OristarC, etc.)?

In some virtual regions, I am MisterMicawber, MrMicawber, or Mister_Micawber, because of the imposters already using my moniker when I got there!
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oristarA
 
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Reply Sat 28 Aug, 2004 08:52 am
OriStarA meant that I wanted to know what is the origin of a top star (StarA = top star in my book). So it is unlikely that I would like to have a moniker like OristarB etc.
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