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What is the difference between 'in the area' and 'in the spot' | What does to 'cry off' mean?
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Thrown out of the firm Sun Dec 19, 2004 5:23 am  Thrown out of the firm		  
Test No. incompl/inter-41 "Good Bye", question 10

Right. What's this? Oh no, you're ......... me out of the firm.

(a) leaving
(b) throwing
(c) paying
(d) shutting

Test No. incompl/inter-41 "Good Bye", answer 10

Right. What's this? Oh no, you're throwing me out of the firm.

Correct answer: (b) throwing

Your answer was: correct
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throw me out the firm?
I never herd of it,pls What is it?
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Thrown out of the firm Sun Dec 19, 2004 11:53 am  Thrown out of the firm		  
If somebody gets thrown out of the firm, they lose their job, they get fired.
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