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Because it's easy to say and because it has a nice meaning to it. Why it is popular is because many people like its meaning and it just seems like a lot of people are named Brittany.
never. there seems to be a rumor going around that he drove off a cliff- that scene was rigged.
She's not rich but she does have a lot of money. She just seems to know a lot of people and seems to look beyond rich from her TV shows.
It seems to be the same because two people both get married in both movies
high pitched and everything seems funny in it
seems legin means when people want to say real things ekc
From reports and biographical articles it seems that Berry Gordy Jr is his proper name.
seems legin means when people want to say real things ekc
-Berry Gordy Jr. IS best known for: Founding Motown Records with Smokey Robinson 50 years ago Writing songs Signing the Jacksom Five Loving Diana Ross best known as inspiring people to do whatever they want to do as long as they put their mind to it
Because it's easy to say and because it has a nice meaning to it. Why it is popular is because many people like its meaning and it just seems like a lot of people are named Brittany.
For many people Christmas is a time to remember family and friends and by doing so they are given the gift of meaning. Unfortunately, it seems that for the most part, the Holiday has turned into one big commerical buying spree that people pay off for the rest of the year, so it seems the purpose has been lost.
It means a place where sick people get transfered. In south-east asia, it seems to stand for Seat-In-Coach transfer.
The original meaning of the word abuse is " to use". It comes from the Latin word Abusus, meaning "misuse or to use". This word has been in many different languages but the meaning still seems to be to use something badly, be it power, people or animals.
it does not have any significant meaning. seems like a company name.
"Statagem" can be defined as a clever and cunning strategy or scheme designed to deceive or outsmart an opponent, typically in war or politics. It involves using sly tactics or tricks to achieve a specific goal.
The phrase seems to have originated in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales", The Cooks Tale, line 44: There lived a 'prentice, once, in our city,And of the craft of victuallers was he;Happy he was as goldfinch in the glade,Brown as a berry, short, and thickly made,With black hair that he combed right prettily. Now I didn't find anyone who claimed to know what berry Chaucer had in mind. I'm going to make a guess that he was using some obsolete meaning for berry to speak of grain. Whole, unground grains are sometimes referred to as berries, such as wheatberry. The dictionary.net definition of "berry" is a coffee bean, so "brown as a berry" could mean "brown as a coffee bean." However, if indeed Chaucer is the origin of the phrase, toasted wheatgrains are more likely than coffee beans, since Europeans in Chaucer's time did not have coffee beans.
It seems to be miles per hour,