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TESL Canada Journal

This is a long shot - anybody here got a copy of Volume 15 Edition 1 of TESL Canada Journal and a scanner?
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[nq:1]This is a long shot - anybody here got a copy of Volume 15 Edition 1 of TESL Canada Journal and a scanner? DC[/nq] Have you tried Google Scholar? Laura (emulate St.

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[nq:1]This is a long shot - anybody here got a copy of Volume 15 Edition 1 of TESL Canada Journal and a scanner? DC[/nq]
Have you tried Google Scholar?

Laura
(emulate St. George for email)
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[nq:2]This is a long shot - anybody here got a copy of Volume 15 Edition 1 of TESL Canada Journal and a scanner? DC[/nq]
[nq:1]Have you tried Google Scholar?[/nq]
Thanks Laura, yes I have, and I'm reasonably confident that the paper I want in the TESL Canada Journal isn't online. I can order it from Canada, but I'd like to get a copy in the next few days if I can.

DC
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typed thusly:
[nq:2]Thanks Laura, yes I have, and I'm reasonably confident that ... copy in the next few days if I can. DC[/nq]
[nq:1]You probably already know that there is a 1-800 number available. A call in the morning, explaining the reason for haste, may produce a welcome surprise. Canadians take language very seriously.[/nq]
1-800 won't be of any advantage to the Cat, calling fro
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[nq:2]Thanks Laura, yes I have, and I'm reasonably confident that ... copy in the next few days if I can. DC[/nq]
[nq:1]You probably already know that there is a 1-800 number available. A call in the morning, explaining the reason for haste, may produce a welcome surprise. Canadians take language very seriously.[/nq]
I'll give it a go again (I've got the answerphone a few times)- their mor
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[nq:1]typed thusly:[/nq]
[nq:2]You probably already know that there is a 1-800 number ... may produce a welcome surprise. Canadians take language very seriously.[/nq]
[nq:1]1-800 won't be of any advantage to the Cat, calling from deepest Cheshire. DC - if you need to phone ... at http://www.telediscount.co.uk
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[nq:2]You probably already know that there is a 1-800 number ... may produce a welcome surprise. Canadians take language very seriously.[/nq]
[nq:1]I'll give it a go again (I've got the answerphone a few times)- their morning is my late afternoon. The online ordering involves sending an ordinary email with credit cards details, which is not something I feel entirely confident with.[/nq]
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[nq:1]I'll give it a go again (I've got the answerphone a few times)- their morning is my late afternoon. The online ordering involves sending an ordinary email with credit cards details, which is not something I feel entirely confident with.[/nq]
"Answerphone" is, I gather from Google, an answering machine for the telephone, or a kind of "voicemail." It can also work somehow with email.
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[nq:1]"Answerphone" is, I gather from Google, an answering machine for the telephone, or a kind of "voicemail." It can also work somehow with email.[/nq]
Ansaphone seems to be a popular variant. I'm too idle to look up the TM situation. Google also gets hits on Ansafone.

Paul
In bocca al Lupo!
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[nq:2]"Answerphone" is, I gather from Google, an answering machine for the telephone, or a kind of "voicemail." It can also work somehow with email.[/nq]
[nq:1]Ansaphone seems to be a popular variant. I'm too idle to look up the TM situation. Google also gets hits on Ansafone.[/nq]
IIRC, Ansafone is a trademarked name.

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