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A small introduction to welcome parents to a primary school final party | Sentence: Echoes ... for radar to detect distant objects.

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#1 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 15:39 pm phrase: "Don't waste your fiction tears"

Why did I usually heard this phrase? "Don't waste your fiction tears" I heard this phrase lately in the song "It's Alright, it's okay" by Ashley Tisdale... However, I don't even know the meaning of "fiction tears". I'm sure this "tears" are the water coming out of the eyes when you're crying. Yet, Should it be "fictional" instead of "fiction" in the sentence? Coz an adjective should be used! Can anyone help me?

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