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"deliver that message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about giving or sending a message to someone or delivering a physical item. For example: - "Can you please deliver that message to the boss?" - "I will deliver the package to your house tomorrow." - "The postman delivers messages and packages to our door every day."
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If the illusion of a peace offering is necessary to buy time until the hermit kingdom can upgrade its nuclear and missile capabilities, who better to deliver that message than a creature so universally unobjectionable?
But what attracts many young white suburbanites to the music is rap's blatant anti-Establishment message and the fact that the young black performers who deliver that message irritate their parents so.
Deliver that message with enthusiasm and conviction.
President Obama should also deliver that message to President Morsi directly.
Limbert, a bridge-builder, has spent half a lifetime trying to deliver that message.
I've got to deliver that message as a black guy from Hawaii named Barack Obama.
The delegation headed to Washington said they would personally deliver that message.
Her next book will deliver that message in a more earthly form: memoir.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So as a leader, how can you deliver that message convincingly and compassionately?
Mr. Obama was right to deliver that message, however foreign it is in much of the Muslim world.
McEnroe and GlaxoSmithKline, the pharmaceutical company, will deliver that message in a national campaign that begins on Monday.
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