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    What would you like to know?
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    Google translate is pretty good here. http://translate.google.com/translate_t#pt|en|-%20Novinho%20em%20folha%20%3B%20%0D%0A-%20É%20uma%20barbada.%20(uma%20pechincha)%3B%20%0D%0A-%20É%20um%20roubo.%20%0D%0A-%20No%20atacado%2Fvarejo%3B%20%0D%0A-%20Em%20promoção.%20%0D%0A-%20Cheque%20pré-datado%2Fsem%20fundo%3B%20%0D%0A-%20De%20entrada%20(como%20sinal)%3B%20%0D%0A-%20Remarcado%20em%2050%25%20%3B%20%0D%0A-%20O%20saldo%3B%20%0D%0A-%20Propaganda%20é%20a%20alma%20do%20negócio%3B%20%0D%0A-%20O%20cliente%20sempre%20tem%20razão%3B%20%0D%0A-%20Dá%20para%20embrulhar%20para%20presente%3F%20%0D%0A-%20Obrigado%2C%20estou%20só%20dando%20uma%20olhada.
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    Qual o significado de == What is the meaning of...
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    literally is means "only the crazy know". Maybe "only the crazy understand". Hope this helps.
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    Do you just need to translate this phrase to English? "Why my countries flag is wrong..." Por que = Why a bandeira = flag do meu país = of my country está errada = is wrong
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    April 17, 2011
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    Your question doesn't make sense. Please try to give more information.
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    Can you give the entire sentence? "Pull and bear" alone doesn't make sense in English. Please give more context.
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    Can you give the entire sentence? "Pull and bear" alone doesn't make sense in English. Please give more context.
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    This might depend on context but "economic reality" is heard quite often. "Commercial Reality" and "Business Reality" are possible but sound strange. Have a look at the title of this news story. This usage is very common. http://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/Editorial-Board-Blog/2011/0328/Global-economic-reality-check-beyond-doom-and-gloom-a-quiet-boom
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    You could say "He lived in New York (for) his whole life." or He lived in New York (for) all his life. These sentences are exactly the same.
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