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02-Nov-2004, 20:21
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 Too Close to Call We used to say "The hot dog is too hot to eat right now." But "too close to call"? We are too close so that we cannot speak too loud? At the End, Race Between Kerry and Bush Is Too Close to Call By CHRISTINE HAUSER and MARIA NEWMAN Click here Published: November 2, 2004 Last edited by shane; 03-Nov-2004 at 08:05. Reason: Fixed link |
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03-Nov-2004, 00:15
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| Re: Too Close to Call Call has the meaning of predict. I don't know the origin, but it could be cards or gambling.  |
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03-Nov-2004, 01:14
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| Re: Too Close to Call Interesting. Thanks. |
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