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The quote is excerpted from a columnist's article from Daily Mail. I wonder why the columnist quoted Kirkbride's son words about 'Don't forget to clean your teeth.' here. Does it mean Kirkbride would not go home to take care of her son because she would work late? Thank you! |
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| Hello again Daffs, The phrase is supposed to suggest that JK did not even bother to attend to her offspring's basic ablutionary requirements, before setting off for work each morning. All the best, MrP
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| Many thanks, Mr Pedantic. |
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