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"I always seemed to stand in the no-man's land between opposing arguments, yearning to be won over by one side or the other, but finding instead degrees of merit in both." -- Ted Gup (All Original Content Copyright © 2012)
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Definition: | (adjective) Capable of leading to physiological or psychological dependence. |
Synonyms: | addictive |
Usage: | Cocaine is a habit-forming drug. |
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3 comments:
Well, duh! Water shapes the landscape and aparently so do you. That is what they got from the picture then they just elaborated on it. I think this is kinda true because when you want me to do something and I don't want to do it and then you say that I don't have to; Isuddenly cannot do anyuthing unless I do what you told me to first. Does that make any sense at all. Do you at least know what I'm talking about, I complain about it all thetime so it shouldn't be too difficult.
Darling Daughter
I'm very impressed with your insight. I would not have been able to voice it as well as you did.
Thank you, I guess!
Darling Daughter
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