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A cretinous expression that means “until”, because until ''implies'' “unless”. But don’t let that stream of irresistible logic stop you {{tag|flannel}}ling aeay to your heart’s content. | A cretinous expression that means simply “until”, because until ''implies'' “unless”. | ||
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A cretinous expression that means simply “until”, because until implies “unless”.
But don’t let that stream of irresistible logic stop you flannelling aeay to your heart’s content.
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