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Akdom Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
This Just In !!!
Many news aritcles titles starts with this phrase:
This Just In: Britney Spears Lip-Syncs! - The Hollywood Gossip
This Just In: Cell Phones Change Your Brain
The pilot's plot leads them in a direction where "this just in" becomes an obvious sexual metaphor—some of it is funny, but there's just too much.
What does it mean? This [news] Just [came] in?
This Just In: Britney Spears Lip-Syncs! - The Hollywood Gossip
This Just In: Cell Phones Change Your Brain
The pilot's plot leads them in a direction where "this just in" becomes an obvious sexual metaphor—some of it is funny, but there's just too much.
What does it mean? This [news] Just [came] in?
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Hi, Yes, this news item just arrived in our office. ) it was used seriously. Clive
- Hi, Yes, this news item just arrived in our office.
- ) it was used seriously.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, this news item just arrived in our office.
Today the phrase is a little joke, but years ago (eg the 1930s/40s ?) it was used seriously.
Clive
Yes, this news item just arrived in our office.
Today the phrase is a little joke, but years ago (eg the 1930s/40s ?) it was used seriously.
Clive
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