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    What I know is this: if you are refering to one preservative you need to say what you are talking about, as the same as chemical. And when you are talking in general aspects, this is the best way. You always have to be careful with the context. I hope this woukd be helpful for you!!! My name is Alberto Dos Santos, 39, Argentina
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    July 7, 2009
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    According to "to cope with" in Spanish language depends on the context mostly. I could translate this sentence for you: "Sienten como si necesitaran / necesitasen las drogas para "lidiar"/"arreglárselas"/"superar" cada pequeño problema. Soy de Argentina, nativo, hablo español, más bien creo que la palabra correcta sería "castellano" Porque en Argentina no hablamos español como en España , hablamos castellano mezclado con el lunfardo. algo así como el "slang" en Inglés. Besos, Alberto
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    August 24, 2008
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    Is there anyone available to help me to improve my English? I am learning English for translation.
    March 23, 2008
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