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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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The phrase 'safe, free' is correctly used in the sentence, isn't it?
The phrase 'safe, free' is correctly used in the sentence, isn't it?
Leo has promised to help his girlfriend Lara keep the baby safe, free from their parents' prying eyes.
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