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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
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Does "I had three hours down" mean "I had three hours left"?
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"I love that balance," says Adams of her dueling identities. "I had a talk-show blitz yesterday. I had three hours down, so I raced home, changed out of my nice clothes and we walked to Central Park and did the merry-go-round because I promised her we'd do it before we went back. And she remembers. And then we walked back."
"I love that balance," says Adams of her dueling identities. "I had a talk-show blitz yesterday. I had three hours down, so I raced home, changed out of my nice clothes and we walked to Central Park and did the merry-go-round because I promised her we'd do it before we went back. And she remembers. And then we walked back."
"I love that balance," says Adams of her dueling identities. "I had a talk-show blitz yesterday. I had three hours down, so I raced home, changed out of my nice clothes and we walked to Central Park and did the merry-go-round because I promised her we'd do it before we went back. And she remembers. And then we walked back."
"I love that balance," says Adams of her dueling identities. "I had a talk-show blitz yesterday. I had three hours down, so I raced home, changed out of my nice clothes and we walked to Central Park and did the merry-go-round because I promised her we'd do it before we went back. And she remembers. And then we walked back."
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I read "down" as referring to "down time," or free time when she is not scheduled to be "performing."
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