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16-Jun-2003, 21:57
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 a position of convenience Cound anyone tell me what 'a postion of convenience' mean? Thanks a lot. |
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16-Jun-2003, 22:12
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| Re: a position of convenience I would say 'convenient position'. If you are in a convenient position, it means that the place or situation you are in suites to your comfort, needs or purpose. |
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