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  1. 08-Jun-2006, 11:23 #1
    Coenraedt
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    Default Could never get the strength of you

    Hello everyone,

    I'm not sure about the meaning of phrases like:
    "Could never get the strength of you", and:
    "Had the strength of you for a long time."
    Could somebody explain them to me?
    Thank you!
    Marcel
  2. 09-Jun-2006, 05:33 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: Could never get the strength of you

    It sounds to me as if the person wasn't able to judge how strong someone was.
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