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  1. 14-Dec-2006, 01:48 #1
    juliana0403
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    Default "Not a minute too soon"?

    Hi, could you help me understand the below dialogue?

    I don't understand B's saying.

    A: Justin just arrived at the station.
    B: And not a minute too soon.
  2. 14-Dec-2006, 03:28 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: "Not a minute too soon"?

    If he had arrived any later, they would have missed the train.
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