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#1 (permalink) Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:54 am meaning of "remain at a stalement"

Could you tell me the meaning of these Phrases: "remain at a stalement" " wear thin " "not as pervasive as " " took a chance " means "took a risk" or " had a good fortune"

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#2 (permalink) Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:42 am meaning of "remain at a stalement"

Sultano wrote:

Could you tell me the meaning of these Phrases:

remain at a stalement"

Do you mean stalemate, Sultano?

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