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| A gift is the key to open the door closed against you If the dose is nasty, swallow it fast One hand washes the other, but together they wash the face |
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| Don't try or pretend to be what you're not. A gift will help breaking the ice, making friends with people If something is bothersome, do it quickly. Working as a team lets you do things you cannot do alone. FRC |
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| Hi Francois, Regarding the last one, an American told me it meant: It takes two hands to wash a face even though it only takes one to wash the other. It seems opposite to yours. |
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| I dunno. I still prefer my interpretation, but it doesn't mean it is right. Teachers will sort it out. FRC |
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| Okay, thank you Francois. I'd wait to see what is the bottom of this line. |
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