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Expression: "My hair stood on end" | End justifies the means
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All that way #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:13 am   All that way		  
Dear teachers,

Please read:

I'm not going to walk all that way.

What is the emaning of all that way?

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All that way #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:30 am   All that way		  
Hi Quoc

I'd say "all that way" means:
as far as that / so far / such a long way
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