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true and correct

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A quick definition of true and correct:

True and correct means that something is authentic, accurate, and unaltered. It is like having a copy of something that is exactly the same as the original. For example, if you receive a true and correct report, you can trust that it is the real report and that it is accurate.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: True and correct means that something is authentic, accurate, and unaltered.

Example: We have forwarded a true and correct copy of the expert's report.

Explanation: This means that the copy of the report that was sent is an exact replica of the original, with no changes or alterations made to it. It is a true and accurate representation of the expert's findings.

Example: The witness testified that her statement to the police was true and correct.

Explanation: In this example, the witness is stating that the statement she gave to the police was authentic and accurate. She is affirming that she did not lie or provide false information.

true admission | true copy

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anything from UGA, bruce?
There’s no way that vandy A is real!
13:47
I live in philly so penn would be my dream, but i think im also going to go for other east coast t14s and local schools like villanova and temple
13:48
and see what shakes out
i think the vandy A was an accident
or someone is very special lol
14:03
If you click their profile the Vandy A was removed. So yeah, false alarm
Would having a presidential scholarship in undergrad put me in T3?
14:10
t3 isnt a real thing its just a thing on this website to help people get an idea
14:10
ur scholarship would be valued however the adcomm reading it values it
bro i hate waiting
What’s t3
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14:29
https://www.lsd.law/softs
thanks
14:54
mifan he shui
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15:03
one of the most interesting things about Singlish is how Singaporeans seem to directly transliterate Chinese to English, e.g “can or not?”
15:04
会不会?
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可不可以?
15:10
what do the indivdual words ni and de mean
15:10
and why does that mean your
15:13
ni means you
15:13
de is possessive
15:13
ni de means yours, wo de means mine
15:14
de is more like a modifier than a word if that makes sense
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我爱你的女朋友
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zheshi mifan
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awww 你很聪明,小弟弟
1a2b3c4d26z
17:33
@Nostradumbass: fantastic name
thank you kindly
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