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  1. BB123
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    #1 31-Mar-2006, 21:11

    Smile Always Agree!

    What would be an idiom for "always agree"? For example, if you want to say those two girls always agree.
  2. Tdol
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    #2 01-Apr-2006, 12:34

    Re: Always Agree!

    See eye to eye
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