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meaning of "remain at a stalement" | Phrasal verbs: brush up, clean up, scrub up

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Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:31 pm Warm weather generated adverse conditions?

prezbucky wrote:

...smoking his pipe

..., where he had previously and meticulously put all his wretched and calamitous pupils' misspelt words.

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