Elvin: You're selling InfoKing 3 subscriptions like nobody's business.
Elvin: Well, they're going to find out real soon that her timeline is impossible.
Elvin: Well, I guess Zina figured you couldn't blow it if you were in the hotel room.
Suddenly, he reached out and held on to Elvin, a middle-aged soldier who was gasping like an ox, and his eyes were red with blood.
Elvin: What are you talking about?
Zina: Hi, Elvin. How are the new programmers I got for you?
Vince: OK. Just keep in mind it has to be somebody who can get along with Elvin.
Elvin: Don't worry.
Elvin: I hate to 2 admit it, but they're good.
Elvin： OK. A couple of deep breaths. OK. I v fine.
Elvin: I know you, Zina.
Elvin: Crazy is too kind. 5 Insane is more like it. Nuts! Wacko! Psycho!
New Thinking of Interpreting Chinese History:Environmental History-Bookreview on "The Retreat of the Elephants:An Environmental History of China" by Elvin;
Mark Elvin, The Pattern of the Chinese Past, California:Stanford University Press, 1973.
Elvin: I'd like to see you try!
Elvin is still mad about his nose.
Tracy Lee: Elvin and I are like siblings.
"We expect to see more and more cases from countries like Poland as the years go on and more couples marry, have children and get divorced," said Elvin.
Elvin: I'm serious, Zina.1) Back off. I have a bottle of pepper2) spray in my pocket.
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