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"it sais that" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to introduce a direct quotation, for example: "It sais that 'Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.'"
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Mr. Taylor sais that current archiving standards offer recommendations for transferring only paper documents to microfilm.
She sais that without the screening there was a chance that she would have later developed symptoms, had treatment and had the same outlook as she has now - but without the screening she might never have developed symptoms and so avoided treatment and unnecessary anxiety.
This also comes in the context of yesterday's conversation between Mike Arrington and Benioff, in which the Salesforce.com CEO sais that Yammer should not have sold to Microsoft and that, in fact, he had passed on buying the company due to its conflicts with Chatter, Salesforce's own activity stream.
Davidson sais that "I was shaking like I had Parkinson's".
When we seek out Wasabassco talent we are searching for the best of the best- but I always think the thing that makes our shows and performers unique is that they all have a very memorable spark, that 'je ne sais quoi', that thing that doesn't fade away even when they are in a cast of 8 other incredible human beings.
"There's that je ne sais quoi, that intangible aspect," Mr. Chadwick said.
What about the feminine aspect, that je ne sais quoi that makes women women?
He's talking humanity, that je ne sais quoi that makes us people and most important, individuals.
When memes have lost that je ne sais quoi, that intangible light from their core, you are not looking at memes.
"It's worth mentioning the je ne sais quoi that makes a theme memorable.
More liberal than Malherbe, he made allowance for that intangible element ("le je ne sais quoi") that rules cannot produce.
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