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		<title>Book Review: The Elements of Style</title>
		<description>Title: The Elements of Style

Author (s): William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White

Edition: 4th

Forward by: Roger Angell

Chapters: I. Elementary Rules of Usage

II. Elementary Principles of Composition

III. A Few Matters of Form

IV. Words and Expressions Commonly Misused

V. An Approach to Style

Pages: 105 pages (including the glossary and index).

Thoughts:  William Strunk Jr.'s ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 14: Getting a Massage</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's fourteenth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in communicating that they want a message. The phrases you are going to learn will be of most benefit when you are shopping in the markets of China. Remember to pay attention to the way the words are ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 17: I&#8217;m sorry!</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's seventeenth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in how to express regret. Remember to pay attention to the way the words are pronounce and listen to the tones used in the words; doing this will allow you to recognize the words when you hear them ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 16: Excuse Me</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's sixteenth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in how to use expressions of politeness. The phrases you are going to learn will be of most benefit when you are saying thanks or trying to get through a crowd.??Remember to pay attention to the way the ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 15: Goodbye!</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's twelfth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in how to say good bye in a multitude of ways. The phrases you are going to learn will be of most benefit when you are departing form the presence of new acquaintance. Remember to pay attention to ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 13: Thank you!</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's twelfth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in expressing when a good is too expensive. The phrases you are going to learn will be of most benefit when you are shopping in the markets of China. Remember to pay attention to the way the words ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 12: It&#8217;s too expensive!</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's twelfth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in expressing when a good is too expensive. The phrases you are going to learn will be of most benefit when you are shopping in the markets of China. Remember to pay attention to the way the words ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 11: Where&#8217;s the washroom?</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's eleventh video is set up to assist tourist and expats in how to ask where the washroom/bathroom is located. ?Trust me this statement will become a staple in your arsenal of phrases when you are aboard in China. Remember to pay attention to the way the words are ...</description>
		<link>http://languagelyon.com/blog/2010/01/guavatalk-chinese-lesson-11-wheres-the-washroom/</link>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 10: I want to buy!</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's tenth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in stating that they want to buy a particular good. This video would be of assistance when you stating you want to buy a phone card, an air ticket, or whatever you may need while in China. Remember ...</description>
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		<title>GuavaTalk Chinese Lesson 9: How much is it?</title>
		<description>Guava Talk's ninth video is set up to assist tourist and expats in asking how much a particular good cost. This video would be of assistance when you are out shopping in the stores, in street markets, and when you are beginning to haggle down the price of an item ...</description>
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