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... given certificates of comple- tion , and many of them expressed their heartfelt thanks for receiving the training to enable them to provide a much - needed service . The weekend ended on a high note with songs , gift - giving and ...
... given certificates of comple- tion , and many of them expressed their heartfelt thanks for receiving the training to enable them to provide a much - needed service . The weekend ended on a high note with songs , gift - giving and ...
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... Given this situation , it is unreasonable to expect a translator trainer to be an expert in all the subjects that could come up : mastery of one subject field and its associated LSP does not imply the understanding of others , even if ...
... Given this situation , it is unreasonable to expect a translator trainer to be an expert in all the subjects that could come up : mastery of one subject field and its associated LSP does not imply the understanding of others , even if ...
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... given at the end of a translation and the degree to which that mark represents the virtues and defects of a student's work . Un- fortunately , students can be conditioned into accepting a grade as just a number or letter and nothing ...
... given at the end of a translation and the degree to which that mark represents the virtues and defects of a student's work . Un- fortunately , students can be conditioned into accepting a grade as just a number or letter and nothing ...
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Contents | 1 |
Contemporary Japanese Fiction and Middlebrow Translation Strategies | 27 |
Processing Subtitles and Film Images Hearing vs Deaf Viewers | 45 |
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