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    I just want to add some note to the best answer you had chosen. There is no such a phrase "я имею" or "Я имел бы" in Russian. It's "У меня был(а,о)/есть/будет". It's very common mistake English native speaker did by translating "I have" into Russian litteraly. We don't say that (well almost, If we do, meaning of this phrase turn into some rude sense). Probably if you were know that you didn't ask that question, so know it ;)
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    December 28, 2012
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    l'm having one heck of a time. What does this mean?
    December 5, 2012
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    They just haven't claimed the body yet. what does "claimed the body" mean?
    December 4, 2012
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    onsville??? what this mean? here is the dialog: -You are gonna give me ten bucks if I cannot do it? (make coin floating in air. kind of focus) -You're onsville, pal! Come on.
    October 21, 2012
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    Yastrzemski's up with a man on What's this mean? It's about baseball game.
    October 20, 2012
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    he doesn't look quite the ticket. what's this mean?
    October 9, 2012
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    You're only single once What's that mean?
    October 4, 2012
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    ok i don't know if this helps: - If I find out the money on that horse was yours, you know what I'll do, Basil. - You'll have to sew 'em back on first.
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    October 3, 2012
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    what's meaning of sew them back in this sentence? You'll have to sew 'em back on first. (about money if that helps)
    October 3, 2012
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    what's meaning of "in bush" in this sentence... a blow on the head, like that is worth two in the bush.
    October 2, 2012
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