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| 09:28 Nov 23, 2001 |
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| 5 | Hello, Goodbye |
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| 5 | Hello |
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| 4 | Ciao |
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8 mins confidence: 
Hello, Goodbye Explanation: You can use the word to greet someone or say goodbye, or simply to call their attention. |
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18 mins confidence:
Hello Explanation: Used to greet someone relatively close to you, otherwise it's "Buongiorno" during the day. Goodbye is actually "Adio". |
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57 mins confidence: 
Ciao Explanation: "Forget it", but the same could not be said for the war at home. With each new anthrax report....... Giuliana |
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