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It means just what the words say. It is not an idiom. Usually the context is a rumor.
- It means just what the words say.
- It is not an idiom.
- Usually the context is a rumor.
- Mr.
- Trump is going to resign, so I've heard.
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It means just what the words say. It is not an idiom. Usually the context is a rumor.
Mr. Trump is going to resign, so I've heard. (Somebody said that, and I heard it.)
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