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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Sort of quiet

"There doesn't seam like there's that much of a line anymore," says Mike Cote of Chicago, who thinks $75 cost for the Skywalk is too high. "There was such a rush to get people out here, and now it's sort of quiet."
I have some problems with "There was such a rush to get people out here, and now it's sort of quiet.".

Can you explain please what this means? Does it mean, first they wanted to get ride of everyone and now no one comes anymore?
  

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And I have some problem with 'seam'. Nevertheless, it means about what you think it does.

  • And I have some problem with 'seam'.
  • Nevertheless, it means about what you think it does.
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And I have some problem with 'seam'.

Nevertheless, it means about what you think it does.

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