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Wonderful rear-gunner | Wonderful rear-gunner {{f|flannel}}ry. [[Shall]], or [[will]], implies an ''[[obligation]]''. [[Discretion]] implies a ''[[right]]'' — not just the ''lack'' of an obligation, but its ''very antithesis''. | ||
The word your | So the driver who steers using this elegant phrase reverses over {{sex|her}} own flowerbed and runs herself over. | ||
The word your {{sex|chauffeuse}} is looking for is “''[[may]]''”. | |||
Carry on. | Carry on. | ||
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*[[May, at its discretion]] | |||
{{plainenglish}} | {{plainenglish}} | ||