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    I want English Idiom. Hi everyone. This appears in the famous novel "Has gone with wind". This phrase's meaning is, "Ranks are going forward, no matter dogs are barking" I am posting this article 2 times, cause kind repliers misunderstand my question. (Sorry on this spot, mike1988) "Ranks are going forward, no matter dogs are barking" is the meaning of idiom what I want to know in correct English lingual words. "Ranks are going forward, no matter dogs are barking" is juts beating around the bush. In last post, it seems others understand that I was trying to get meaning of "Ranks are going forward, no matter dogs are barking". Not really, I want synonym idiom, but correct and formal one. I want correct and full, right English idiom for this. Thanks very much.
    January 18, 2009
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    Um.. I know some Russian traditions like.. to treat bread and salt to respected visitors. And I know Russians are mostly energetic and active, also very like to drink. lol And also know that Russian girls are beautiful like you.
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    January 16, 2009
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    What is that English phrase? This appears in the famous novel "Has gone with wind". This phrase's meaning is, "Ranks are going forward, no matter dogs are barking" I want correct and full, right English idiom for this.
    January 16, 2009
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