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The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe: power outages.
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NekoKanjya - Dec 5th 2011, 07:08
The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe-- power outages.
NekoKanjya - Dec 5th 2011, 07:09
The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe- power outages.
NekoKanjya - Dec 5th 2011, 07:09
The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe - power outages.
NekoKanjya - Dec 14th 2011, 17:39
The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe: power outages.

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The company went after its No. 1 customer gripe: power outages.

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会社は、お客様からの苦情が一番多い停電の問題に取り組みました。
会社[かいしゃ] は 、 お客様 から の 苦情[くじょう] が 一番[いちばん] 多い[おおい] 停電[ていでん] の 問題[もんだい] に 取り組み[とりくみ] まし た 。

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  1. halfb1t
    Nov 24th 2012, 13:40
    OK

    Personally, I'd not capitalize "no. 1," but sportswriters do.

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