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    ランドセル kid bag brands: What brands are good? I want to buy my nephew a ランドセル bag, my friend said she sees a lot of PUMA brand used by kids in Japan. Do you know the brand MATSUMOTO イソロピア and OLIVIER ENFANTS オリビエ クラリーノ (Oliver Clarino??) ? I want to buy not very expensive but still good quality and I see sale for MATSUMOTO and OLIVIER ENFANTS online but I do not know if they are good brands. Thank you for your help.
    December 9, 2017
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    3:20 - Ice may be moved to melt, and an avalanche to slow only when moving forces such as heat act on them
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    December 8, 2017
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    ランドセル kid bag brands: What brands are good? I want to buy my nephew a ランドセル bag, my friend said she sees a lot of PUMA brand used by kids in Japan. Do you know the brand MATSUMOTO イソロピア and OLIVIER ENFANTS オリビエ クラリーノ (Oliver Clarino??) ? I want to buy not very expensive but still good quality and I see sale for MATSUMOTO and OLIVIER ENFANTS online but I do not know if they are good brands. Thank you for your help.
    December 8, 2017
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    How to say "congratulations on your first day of -" in Korean How to say "congratulations on your first day of -" in Korean For example: Congratulations on your first day of... ...school ...work ...performance Please kindly translate all three. Thank you very much!
    September 8, 2017
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    Yes they are all grammatically correct, although 2 would most likely only work if it is a figurative language. "A rose in his mouth" means "a rose inside his mouth" literally but it could mean "a person who speaks of love/romantically (or anything the rose symbolises for)" figuratively.
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    September 4, 2017
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    I think it is just a matter of pronouns. The author is trying to personify "death", make it seem like it is a living person who can "set off" or walk, to give the text more emotion. "Death" can be a "he" or a "she". But it might also be connected to the book. If "death" is a "he" then the author might be trying to connect "death" to a male character.
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    September 4, 2017
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    Yes, it is a type of clothing.
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    September 4, 2017
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    "I haven't seen you here before" is more like you have never seen X in this place before. It's your first time seeing X in this place ever. "I didn't see you here before" is like you are in this place, and you did not see X before, but for example, after leaving this place for a couple of minutes or so and then coming back, now you see X in this place.
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    September 4, 2017
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    I'd make some grammatical corrections like so to make it better: A : Hey, I just corrected you. you pronouced it wrong again! B : Ah, force of habit, you know, I 've pronounced this word as / *** / for years since THAT'S HOW IT WAS TAUGHT IN SCHOOL. Now I find it very hard to change MY habit and pronounce it right. A : I can't believe / *** / was what you were taught IN SCHOOL B : Well, I never thought what we WERE TAUGHT IN SCHOOL IS WRONG
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    September 4, 2017
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    Yes, they are the same.
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    September 4, 2017
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