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| Last edited by navi tasan; 08-May-2005 at 01:32. |
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| It's normally used when it's impossible to say who's going to win, so an election could be too close to call, to predict. |
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| Thanks a lot, TDOL. |
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| Welcome as always, Navi. |
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