'Pirated' ESL material?

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Aug 24th, 2006, 09:20 am

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Re: 'Pirated' ESL material?

There's nothing like giving something away for free to improve business. The publishers would also get more loyalty from teachers \ school directors etc.
Hmmm, a letter off to OUP methinks . . .

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