continued of follow up

English translation: Table 1 (cont.) abbreviation for continued

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English term or phrase:	continued of follow up
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23:47 May 19, 2005

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English term or phrase: continued of follow up

There are two tables. The first table is titled (estimated power demand outside Java-madura Bali). Because this table is not enough, then there is this second table, with the same title which is 'estimated power demand outside Jamali). But in this second table, after the title, there is a word that shows that it is actually a continuation of the table 1. so i wonder if the word is either "continued or follow-up??

Trias (X)

Table 1 (cont.) abbreviation for continued

Explanation:
-that is how I do it

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Note added at 7 mins (2005-05-19 23:55:10 GMT)
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as I said no note for Table 1 but (cont) on page 2 of Table 1

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RHELLER
United States
Local time: 23:35

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Table 1 (cont.) abbreviation for continued

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Table 1 (cont.) abbreviation for continued

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Elena Petelos: Nice... tree. :-)) Close to sea?/ :-))

1 min

-> Hi Elena, yes I guess I'm feeling more plant-like today :-)

agree

KNielsen

5 mins

-> thanks K.N. :-)

agree

swisstell: Java, Madura and Bali are 3 adjacent islands in Indonesia. The contiuation refers to the other islands or areas.

5 mins

-> is asker referring to table 2 or page 2 of Table 1?

agree

sarahl (X): is that marijuana?

12 mins

-> how did YOU know that? :-))))

agree

David Hollywood

15 mins

-> thanks David :-)

agree

Charlie Bavington: you could also put "(..../cont.)" after the first bit to indicate that there is a continuation, to avoid any possible confusion, e.g. if split over different pages.

19 mins

-> thanks Charlie - is that how you do it over there?

agree

Robert Donahue (X)

1 hr

-> Hi Rob :-)

agree

gtreyger (X): Nice picture. Got a haircut? :-)

2 hrs

-> I am a palm tree - in Southern California :-)

agree

Can Altinbay: I'm staying out of this discussion.

2 hrs

-> thanks Can :-)

agree

Refugio: or sometimes "cont'd."

3 hrs

-> yes, good point, thanks Ruth :-)

agree

Angela Dickson (X)

7 hrs

-> thanks Angela!

agree

Alfa Trans (X)

1 day 16 hrs

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