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It could mean unemployed or it could mean commuting or commute time between two consecutive jobs in the same day.
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Old 29-Jul-2004, 14:26
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This is a good reviewing class, I almost get confused again. Is there any medical supplements that can make learning etched in my memory? 8)


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It could mean unemployed or
I'm not between jobs.

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it could mean commuting or commute time between two consecutive jobs in the same day.
I teach dancing. I am a part-time actress. I am also a part-time translator. I am in between jobs.


Am I on the right track?
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Old 29-Jul-2004, 14:49
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Am I on the right track? Are you a train?

Oh, another idiom! Yes you are!
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