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eslbro difference 'around' doesn't sound right. It suggests that you live in various areas surrounding the city, as if you change where you live from time to time. In another interpretation it suggests that you live somewhere in the general vicinity of the city, but 'near' is much better for that meaning.
- eslbro difference 'around' doesn't sound right.
- It suggests that you live in various areas surrounding the city, as if you change where you live from time to time.
- In another interpretation it suggests that you live somewhere in the general vicinity of the city, but 'near' is much better for that meaning.
- 'around' is very vague as to location.
- — Where's Karen?
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'around' doesn't sound right. It suggests that you live in various areas surrounding the city, as if you change where you live from time to time.
In another interpretation it suggests that you live somewhere in the general vicinity of the city, but 'near' is much better for that meaning. 'around' is very vague as to location.
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