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    You may be asking "I will be right there" meaning I will be there in a few minutes. If you are asking "I will be right here" it means I will be standing here waiting. The word "right" refers to "time" in the first sentence. In the second sentence is means "place". It's very confusing.
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    October 29, 2016
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