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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Difference between the two and preferably with a sentence
Failed spectacularly vs Failed miserably
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Anonymous Failed spectacularly vs Failed miserably I see the first as a bit sarcastic (and possibly humorous), but still the guy failed.
- Anonymous Failed spectacularly vs Failed miserably I see the first as a bit sarcastic (and possibly humorous), but still the guy failed.
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Anonymous Failed spectacularly vs Failed miserablyI see the first as a bit sarcastic (and possibly humorous), but still the guy failed.
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