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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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BRIGHT LINING
I heard this, but I could have misheard.
Is this something people say
There is a bright lining in his horrible accident. Had he not gotten into the accident he would have met his wife at the hospital.
Could you explain to me?
Is this something people say
There is a bright lining in his horrible accident. Had he not gotten into the accident he would have met his wife at the hospital.
Could you explain to me?
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Usually we talk about a "silver" lining, not a "bright" lining (in American English). It means that something bad had at least one good outcome.
- Usually we talk about a "silver" lining, not a "bright" lining (in American English).
- It means that something bad had at least one good outcome.
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Usually we talk about a "silver" lining, not a "bright" lining (in American English).
It means that something bad had at least one good outcome.
It means that something bad had at least one good outcome.
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