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|    Paul Quinn to Alexander Koryagin    |
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|    03 Oct 18 17:46:39    |
      Hi! Alexander,              On 10/03/2018 05:08 PM, you wrote:               AK>>> 2. "They would love it, and she didn't see how they would get in        AK>>> the way." -- what does this sentence mean?               PQ>> 2. She changed her mind. Then couldn't figure out why she said no        PQ>> initially, now that she is taking more time to think about the        PQ>> idea.               AK> Can you retell the following clause in other words?               AK> "she didn't see how they would get in the way."              It could be rephrased as, "She couldn't imagine how they're being there would       be an awkward consequence." I don't know enough of the context really, to       determine whether it might be a physical or relationship-related situational       question. But I'm thinking they're just 'good company' to have around, and       ordinarily well-behaved.              Cheers,       Paul.              --- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.4.0        * Origin: Whip me, Master, whip me ...OOPS!... wrong echo ;-) (3:640/1384.125)    |
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