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Meaning of idiom 'in one's birthday suit' | Idiom: he was down on his luck

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#16 (permalink) Wed Jul 22, 2009 8:02 am Some, any, little and a little

When you learn grammer and vocabulary. I think you will know the whole English , becaues they are the main tow basic. _________________ live quite life

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