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Unimous Posted 14 years ago
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What's the 'stample' means here?
A longtime television staple, Tom and Jerry has a worldwide audience that consists of children, teenagers and adults, and has also been recognized as one of the most famous and longest-lived rivalries in American cinema.
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How can I understand this sentence, especially the this part: 'A longtime television staple', does 'staple' means a kind of stationery?
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How can I understand this sentence, especially the this part: 'A longtime television staple', does 'staple' means a kind of stationery?
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Oh the title should be : What's the 'staple' means here? How can I edit my post?
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What's the 'staple' means here?
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What's the 'staple' means here?
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There are two different words spelled and pronounced "staple". One is the office paper fastener, and the other means things like "a basic dietary item such as rice or bread." The Tom and Jerry Show is a basic commodity in constant demand.
There are two different words spelled and pronounced "staple". One is the office paper fastener, and the other means things like "a basic dietary item such as rice or bread." The Tom and Jerry Show is a basic commodity in constant demand.
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