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Either it means something of which I am totally unaware, or it is a mistake. [guess: bleed until there's nothing left, as in finances? ]
- Either it means something of which I am totally unaware, or it is a mistake.
- [guess: bleed until there's nothing left, as in finances?
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Either it means something of which I am totally unaware, or it is a mistake.
[guess: bleed until there's nothing left, as in finances? ---
the excessive taxes are bleeding us blue.]
[guess: bleed until there's nothing left, as in finances? ---
the excessive taxes are bleeding us blue.]
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Hi,
What's the context?
Are you perhaps reading about royalty or aristocracy? Such people are traditionally said to have 'blue blood', and are even referred to as 'blue-bloods'.
Clive
What's the context?
Are you perhaps reading about royalty or aristocracy? Such people are traditionally said to have 'blue blood', and are even referred to as 'blue-bloods'.
Clive
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