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Please tell me whether the following sentence is correct. Thank you.

This office have received deep concerns from the local residents about the unstable operation of the lighting system at the ABC footpath, which see frequent blackouts taking place at the footpath.

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[+3] - Glennn - 06/12/2016Local residents have expressed deep concerns to this office regarding frequent blackouts taking place at the ABC footpath.

@chowbarry,

It's understandable.
It fails grammatically and in structure.

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@chowbarry,

Local residents have expressed deep concerns to this office regarding frequent blackouts taking place at the ABC footpath.

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@chowbarry,

Chow, Glenn's above is much better, but

This office has received deep concerns from the local residents about the unstable operation of the lighting system along the ABC Footpath, which sees frequent blackouts taking place at the footpath.

So Mark whatcha thinkin

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@dalehileman,

About what?

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@mark noble,

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About what?

Grammar and structure?

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@dalehileman,

Sorry Dale - My eyesight is deteriorating - Can't, comfortably read the 'pink' text - So I'll write it as I would.

I'll need to read it 1st.

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@mark noble,

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Can't, comfortably read the 'pink' text

I was wondering about that. Of course I'd use strikethrough if only it were easier to engage

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@dalehileman,

I denied copyright-release (One of my verses) Once - Why? I had 'centered' the verse - They 'left-margined' it.
There is a reason for 'centring'.
They 'centre' everything now.

Communicate simply or communicate not.

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@mark noble,

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They 'centre' everything now

Alack, Mark, forgive, but who

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Communicate simply or communicate not

Mark I wonder if you might by chance know of a simple way to get crossout

But in the meantime was that dark enough

Edited to remark,no, probly not. So I'll try the one to its left for crossout

So Mark howezat'n

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