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    No, both in British and American English a round trip just means to one or more places and back again. Does not have to be the exact same route necessarily but neither does it have to be different.
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    January 19, 2013
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    The Misadventures of Jane was a comic strip in the Daily Mirror newspaper in the UK way back in the 1930`s to the 1950`s and was about a girl called Jane who constantly misplaced or lost her clothing.
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    January 18, 2013
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    He was contacting them, most likely by radio or telephone.
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    January 18, 2013
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    Firstly, `there are debts and debts` means that there are different types and values of things you may owe to others. For example I could do a friend a favour, go to the shops for him, lend him my car, things of no real cost to me but he is in my debt or I could borrow a million pounds from someone and then I have a huge debt. The word debt basically means an obligation owed by a person or person, it does not place a value on that. Wandering Jew: This goes back to biblical times when a Jew taunted Jesus on his way to the crucifixion and was then cursed to walk the world until the `second coming`. This Jew became legendary during the 13th century throughout Europe. The Philosopher`s Stone: Another legend about the existence of something ( an alchemical substance ) that could turn inexpensive metals into gold or silver
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    January 18, 2013
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    No they are not the same. You never know who you might be up against - this doesn`t mean you will actually meet up with the other person. For example you go for a job interview, there are other people also being interviewed for the same job but you don`t meet them. You never know who you might run into. This suggests you may actually meet up with someone somewhere. For example you could go to some fancy, expensive restaurant where well known actors or actresses eat and you never know who you might run in to.
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    January 10, 2013
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    When I first moved to Germany 6 years ago I was also a little timid over trying to speak their language to them... but then I realised something, my German was far, far better than their English. I am quite sure your English is far better than the majority of English speakers Arabic. Feel proud and confident.
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    January 4, 2013
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    Study is the pursuit of knowledge and it is by studying that we learn.
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    January 3, 2013
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    The new gadgets would refer to new technology that was coming out at the time. Depending on the era, for instance a new gadget for my parents when they were young would have been an electric washing machine or tumble drier and since then my parents have seen many new gadgets, remote conbtrol light switches, MP3 players etc. Movie money probably means she wanted to go to the cinema to see the latest films.
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    January 3, 2013
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    it`s the third person singular of the verb to see. I see you see he/she/it sees Spanish is: veo ves ve
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    January 2, 2013
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    A secret shared is no longer a secret.
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    January 2, 2013
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