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This is what a friend said to me in response to my wishing him a happy
birthday on Facebook. The topic/subject omission is often my biggest problem
understanding Japanese, as I have trouble discerning what the implied
topic/subject is. My best attempt is,

> "If we could meet again somewhere it would be great!"

But I am not that confident. For all I can tell, it could be

> "If we could meet somewhere again it would be a great place!"

Or something else entirely. Can someone please help me with this?
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Trouble understanding "また何処かで会えると 素敵ですね"
Your first hunch is the correct one.

It'd be like saying in English, "It would be great if we could meet again
somewhere."

The way it's phrased sounds like the person doesn't know when-and particularly
where-you will be able to meet again. If it were the latter of your guesses it
would probably be emphasized for clarity, like ～素敵なところですね
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