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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A leopard-spot policy
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Someone asks "a leopard-spot policy" without any context. Does it make sense? If yes, what does it mean? Thanks.
Someone asks "a leopard-spot policy" without any context. Does it make sense? If yes, what does it mean? Thanks.
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Hi, Asks or says? Anyway, I haven't heard the phrase and I don't understand it. Clive
- Hi, Asks or says?
- Anyway, I haven't heard the phrase and I don't understand it.
- Clive
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Hi,
Asks or says?
Anyway, I haven't heard the phrase and I don't understand it.
Clive
Asks or says?
Anyway, I haven't heard the phrase and I don't understand it.
Clive
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Never heard of it.
Very few Google hits, (then click ??? 2 for replies) suggests it refers to Apartheid policy (that's what the Chinese apparently translates to; literally "race isolation policy"). Unfortunately the associated link to Google Books doesn't work for me.
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