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My name is Ginger McFayden and I'm looking to understand certain words spoken in the Korean language. At present, I will be studying Hangul and would be appreciative to find someone to help me with that.
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    Well, I have studied dreams for over 20 years and can tell you that dreams have significant meaning!  I teach people how to identify what is written within dreams.

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    April 26, 2013
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    April 26, 2013
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    Possible? Yes!  But distance creates problems for relationships. 

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    April 25, 2013
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    Snakes are the character nature of some persons you know.  They are seen symbolically as "snakes", but these are the kind of people that are untrustworthy, they are sneaky and sly.  They are lie-in-wait kind of people.  Having them show up in your dreams simply means that there are some people you just don't trust.  

     

    Consider the action, and you'll identify the individual(s).

     

     

    ((Dream interpreter for over 20 years))

     

     

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    April 25, 2013
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    Yes, indeed! By all means do! People will understand your sincerity.
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    April 22, 2013
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    Raining cats and dogs is an expression depicting a heavy downpour of rain.
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    April 22, 2013
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    It is a basic question that can have more than one meaning. How does it feel to be there, or what is like to be there, or what do you think of Los Angeles.
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    April 22, 2013
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    Yes, the grammar needs correction. If I'm understanding it correctly... Should read: "He said he wants to inquire about the results of his writing".
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    April 22, 2013
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    It is a reference to Bible Scripture where Jesus was admonishing a group of men over a woman who was caught in adultery (John 8:7). They brought her to him to test him! Jesus said to them: "he who is without sin, let him cast the first stone at her". It was a matter of judgement. With none qualified, they left without further incidence. The question then, was, "where are your accusers?"
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    April 22, 2013
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    April 22, 2013
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