EN English dictionary: We are living in the age of mass communication.
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- We are given the illusion of choice which does not in reality exist.
- We are having a really busy day today.
- We are having unusually mild weather for this time of year.
- We are in constant contact with his family and will be keeping them informed of any developments.
- We are in no rush to sell the house.
- We are in receipt of your kind invitation that we accept with pleasure.
- We are in receipt of your message dated 20 March 2012.
- We are inching towards an agreement.
- We are joined on the line now from Beirut by our correspondent.
- We are kindred spirits on this issue.
- We are living in the age of mass communication.
- We are looking for a quiet appartment for a week.
- We are looking for someone who will play the organ for services.
- We are looking forward to meeting you soon.
- We are looking forward to your next correspondence. Yours sincerely
- We are making little headway with the negotiations.
- We are meant for each other.
- We are much obliged to you for this.
- We are not
- We are not amused.
- We are not included on the list.