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    shalinisharma69 Posts: 3, Reputation: 1
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    Sep 19, 2008, 08:03 AM
    Web-designing-3 lines
    Hey could you gimme 3 lines about

    Web-designing?

    I mean we have a fest in our college and "web-designing" is one of our events so we got to submit the document so I just want your help! Those 3 lines should be informative as well as catchy!
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    vingogly Posts: 718, Reputation: 105
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    Sep 19, 2008, 10:32 AM
    All night long
    The spider weaves in darkness.
    Morning mist: diamonds on lace.


    Oh... you meant web site design! :) You might tell us the purpose of the three lines... I don't think anyone will do your homework for you, though we might be able to give you some suggestions to get you started.
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