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English, 02.10.2020 23:01 aliyahaliyah54

Think about these expressions: found an excuse to pop out, suits your skin tone, spread out the payment. What do these statements remind you of and what do you think they might mean? Would it be possible thag their meanings are different depending on region or dialect?

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