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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Is done owning
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Cody Stewart is done owning a home for a little while.
What does is done owning mean?
Cody Stewart is done owning a home for a little while.
What does is done owning mean?
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He no longer owns a home. He is no longer owning a home. He is finished (for the time being) with the business of owning a home.
- He no longer owns a home.
- He is no longer owning a home.
- He is finished (for the time being) with the business of owning a home.
- The language may be a bit poetic in reference to the homes which were completely demolished by the tornadoes.
- What he now owns is not a home but a piece of land covered by rubble.
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He no longer owns a home. He is no longer owning a home.
He is finished (for the time being) with the business of owning a home.
The language may be a bit poetic in reference to the homes which were completely demolished by the tornadoes.
What he now owns is not a home but a piece of land covered by rubble.
If I still lived in New England, I could say, "I'm done doin
He is finished (for the time being) with the business of owning a home.
The language may be a bit poetic in reference to the homes which were completely demolished by the tornadoes.
What he now owns is not a home but a piece of land covered by rubble.
If I still lived in New England, I could say, "I'm done doin
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