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15-Feb-2008, 12:06
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 idiom What exactly does it mean? Thank you |
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15-Feb-2008, 12:35
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| Re: idiom Do you have more context? It can mean more than one thing. |
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15-Feb-2008, 12:47
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| Re: idiom Some kids, when playing, got too attached to the rules but one of them wasnn´t like that because she always saw a larger promise. Could it be, see 'further?? |
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