Supposedly it refers to "political trouble-makers who did not have a lot of support". I've never heard of this phrase.
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#1 23-Jan-2007, 04:38peanut agitators
Hi, Could you tell me the meaning of the phrase, peanut agitators, and give the a sample for it.
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WuweiLast edited by wuwei; 23-Jan-2007 at 05:16.
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#2 23-Jan-2007, 05:06Re: peanut agitators
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#3 23-Jan-2007, 05:23Re: peanut agitators
Thanks, Rancher
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#4 23-Jan-2007, 05:30Re: peanut agitators
Sure thing. Btw, don't use the comma in the message you just posted.
Rules for Comma Usage
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Sorry if this sounds picky. I'm just trying to help; I often misuse commas myself.
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#5 23-Jan-2007, 06:35Re: peanut agitators
That's ok, rancher, it is good for me to write in English more correctly, if there are some mistakes here, pls feel free to point it out. Your great help will always be high appreciated!
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