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I like to followup for this.

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I like to follow up for this.

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The author has requested a reply by email instead of a followup to the newsgroup. (Followup
We cannot justify to the European taxpayers that more than EUR 2 billion is outstanding and for which we cannot put into place a manageable followup system.
Perhaps under the Dutch presidency there will be a change of emphasis at the followup conference in Malta.
In addition, some scripts are offered which check your articles for erroneous settings and generate a followup with useful hints.
To: poster) Do you want to reply in public anyway?
It is also very important to organise followup for this report.
I should like to make another proposal, which could be a followup to yours.
Select your article in the article view and press the & RMB;: a context menu will appear; choose Followup to newsgroup.

It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.