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Apple corner
hello there
Is there a phrase " An apple corner"
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Re: Apple corner
Not that I know of- I searched and the references I found were to the computer company cornering the market in MP3 players.
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Re: Apple corner
there is an apple-corer, which is a device for taking the middle out of the apple, but thats about it
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