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  • Answered
    An idiom? Nope. I think everyone is basically right.. but in this movie when he's told that he's the last person on earth it, it actually means he's not "the cheating type". He's a family man. His boss can't believe that he'd be in a situation like that.
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    July 26, 2020
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    Sure but there's way more to it than that, especially if we consider writing to be a creative process...
    “I think the first task for the aspiring novelist is to read tons of novels. Sorry to start with such a commonplace observation, but no training is more crucial. To write a novel, you must first understand at a physical level how one is put together . . . It is especially important to plow through as many novels as you can while you are still young. Everything you can get your hands on—great novels, not-so-great novels, crappy novels, it doesn’t matter (at all!) as long as you keep reading. Absorb as many stories as you physically can. Introduce yourself to lots of great writing. To lots of mediocre writing too. This is your most important task.”
    Haruki Murakami
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    June 2, 2020
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    My shoulders are sore.

    Recently my shoulders have been really sore because I have to work in front of the computer all day.
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    April 16, 2020
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    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/grind Grind noun 2a: dreary, monotonous, or difficult labor, study, or routine the dull grind of office work So.. in this case probably enjoy "working out" or enjoy doing something that will somehow help you improve yourself. Never heard of it before, but seems to be a common enough phrase on google.
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    February 13, 2020
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    Hello, because it mentions a specific project - "the project" - it depends on if that project has commenced. If it has already commenced then it's "was due". If the project will commence in the future it will be "is due". Additionally, "not yet made" is a better word order.
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    February 13, 2020
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