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Hard to say. It would help to have some context. " It seems to be advice for living, cautioning that one should never join in a chorus of opprobrium against a person.
- Hard to say.
- It would help to have some context.
- " It seems to be advice for living, cautioning that one should never join in a chorus of opprobrium against a person.
- To pile on, literally, is to add yourself to a body pile in a sport such as American football.
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Hard to say. It would help to have some context. At first glance I parse it "You don't pile on / in life." It seems to be advice for living, cautioning that one should never join in a chorus of opprobrium against a person. To pile on, literally, is to add yourself to a body pile in a sport such as American football.
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Please give us a few sentences that come before your target sentence and at least one that comes after it.
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