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Tulip2013 Posted 13 years ago
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what does it mean?
1) A twinkle in their eyes
2) Answered matter-of-factly
3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally.
2) Answered matter-of-factly
3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally.
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1) A twinkle in their eyes Their eyes showed that they were secretly kind and secretly amused. 2) Answered matter-of-factly Answered without showing any emotion. 3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally.
- 1) A twinkle in their eyes Their eyes showed that they were secretly kind and secretly amused.
- 2) Answered matter-of-factly Answered without showing any emotion.
- 3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally.
- Most people are unable to recover from acute illness quickly or totally.
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1) A twinkle in their eyes Their eyes showed that they were secretly kind and secretly amused.
2) Answered matter-of-factly Answered without showing any emotion.
3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally. Most people are unable to recover from acute illness qu
2) Answered matter-of-factly Answered without showing any emotion.
3) There's a general inability to shake acute illness quickly or totally. Most people are unable to recover from acute illness qu
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