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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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someone in someone's eyes
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If you compare me to John in his wife's eyes, who do you think would win. John might be the best person but John in his wife's eye's is the best person ever. If the public sees what his wife sees in him, I've got no shot at winning. I have to make sure people see him for who he really is.
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If you compare me to John in his wife's eyes, who do you think would win. John might be the best person but John in his wife's eye's is the best person ever. If the public sees what his wife sees in him, I've got no shot at winning. I have to make sure people see him for who he really is.
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If you compare me to the John his wife sees, who do you think will win? John might be the best person, but John in his wife's eyes is the best person ever. If the public sees what his wife sees in him, I've got no shot at winning.
- If you compare me to the John his wife sees, who do you think will win?
- John might be the best person, but John in his wife's eyes is the best person ever.
- If the public sees what his wife sees in him, I've got no shot at winning.
- I have to make sure people see him for who he really is.
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If you compare me to the John his wife sees, who do you think will win? John might be the best person, but John in his wife's eyes is the best person ever. If the public sees what his wife sees in him, I've got no shot at winning. I have to make sure people see him for who he really is.
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