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  1. 01-Jan-2012, 17:29 #1
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    "He had age on his side and much less to prove then teh dewan." Does anybody know the meaning of "age on side" ? Could you please help me? Thanks:)
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    Default Re: age on side

    Quote Originally Posted by Geunsely View Post
    "He had age on his side and much less to prove then teh dewan." Does anybody know the meaning of "age on side" ? Could you please help me? Thanks:)
    Presumably it means that he is younger than his opponent. The context would probably make it clear.
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    Default Re: age on side

    Quote Originally Posted by bhaisahab View Post
    Presumably it means that he is younger than his opponent. The context would probably make it clear.
    I thought so but I wasn't sure. Thanks:)
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