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It looks like they want "turn in" to mean "change your direction and enter". I would only say that if you were driving, not walking, but there is really nothing wrong with it.
- It looks like they want "turn in" to mean "change your direction and enter".
- I would only say that if you were driving, not walking, but there is really nothing wrong with it.
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It looks like they want "turn in" to mean "change your direction and enter". I would only say that if you were driving, not walking, but there is really nothing wrong with it.
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