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fair share of time

0In many ways, this subject and it's people were strangely familiar to me. I grew up as the son of a nurse, and spent my fair shair of time in hospitals until my adolescence. The strong graceful smiles of the nurses here were the same ones I remember; as was that dynamic where terribly ill patients seem to comfort their family's grief more than the other way around; the pace was the only thing that had changed. 02br
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02br 00Figuratively, it means more like "a good deal of time", "enough time to know what's it is about". 0-

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  • 02br 00Figuratively, it means more like "a good deal of time", "enough time to know what's it is about".
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0 Literally, "faire share of time" = the time that is due to me.02br
00Figuratively, it means more like "a good deal of time", "enough time to know what's it is about". 0-
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