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Ferenc Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"Run this town"
What does it mean to "run this town"?
"And know I run this town to be near you" (Theophilus London - I Stand Alone)
"And know I run this town to be near you" (Theophilus London - I Stand Alone)
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It appears that the writer is the mayor of the town, or the sheriff, or someone very influential in the workings of the town. "To run a town" is to say how the town operates, to be an administrator or official in the town who has the power to do this. CJ
- It appears that the writer is the mayor of the town, or the sheriff, or someone very influential in the workings of the town.
- "To run a town" is to say how the town operates, to be an administrator or official in the town who has the power to do this.
- CJ
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It appears that the writer is the mayor of the town, or the sheriff, or someone very influential in the workings of the town.
"To run a town" is to say how the town operates, to be an administrator or official in the town who has the power to do this.
CJ
"To run a town" is to say how the town operates, to be an administrator or official in the town who has the power to do this.
CJ
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