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| Well, it looks like the cat is out of the bag! When it comes to famous four-legged friends, cats rule. What does "cats rule" signify? Is it "cats are dominant?" Thanks. |
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| Got it! Thanks, riverkid. |
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| "________ rule(s)!" used to be a common expression in the US some years ago to describe something that was your favorite, or that you thought was the best: "Freddie Mercury rules!" "Pac-Man rules!" "My new Reeboks rule!" |
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| Thanks, Ouisch, for the precious extra info. |
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