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    What does فانتقلا mean? Does anyone know?
    June 8, 2013
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    MSA Case Markings I'm working on a worksheet in which I have to apply case markings to a number of sentences and a paragraph of text. I'm looking for someone to help me out. Let me know if you can and I can share the document with you.
    June 8, 2013
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    Because when you cross your eyes (look towards your nose), your eyes are still concentrating on one single point. Turning your eyes in opposite directions doesn't work (although some can manage it) because both eyes are looking at different points in space.
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    July 10, 2009
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     I know it's not from 2009 (I think it was 2008), and it's also from Hong Kong and in canto (DVD's are all dubbed really well in mandarin though), but for anyone who hasn't seen it, check out Ip Man (Donnie Yen). It's the best movie I've seen in at least a few months, Chinese or not. Check it out if you haven't yet.
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    July 10, 2009
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    Any Good Japanese Music Reccomendations? Hey, I'd love to listen to some good japanese music, but I don't know many of the artists. I'm not really into the whole harajuku (?) punk/pop-ish movement. Is there anything similar to the U.S. indy movement? Like, light rock, but not too much pop-ness. Let me know, and maybe I can recommend some of my favorite bands (Unfortunately my knowledge is limited to mostly U.S. and European music).
    July 10, 2009
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    "All Set" as in "I'm all set!" means ready, i.e. before going somewhere, one might say "I'm all set" to tell others that they are ready to leave.
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    June 24, 2009
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    If you're trying to say "create/shape/build up/construct/set up", then forge is the perfect word. It is synonymous (means the same thing) with each of those words, and may even sound stronger in that context.
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    June 24, 2009
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    You lie down on the sofa, and you lay down a book. Lie is for something you do. After a pronoun (I, you, he, she). Lay is detached. The pronoun lays the object. Hope that makes sense!
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    May 29, 2009
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