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  1. 11-Mar-2009, 06:20 #1
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    Default take some of the work off your shoulder

    take some of the work off your shoulder what is mean?
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    Default Re: take some of the work off your shoulder

    '... off your shoulders' - "Relieve you of some of your load." Think of a manual job, in which someone really has 'a load on his shoulders.'

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