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Other | | English term or phrase: seize the day, seize the night, seize the life | | seize the day |
| | | Latin translation:carpe diem, carpe noctem, carpe vitam | Explanation:
to give you the whole lot!
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Note added at 2004-08-20 08:19:31 (GMT)
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I stand by this answer - check it on google as I have just done for the second time and you will see that it is NOCTEM |
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Explanation:
to give you the whole lot!
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Note added at 2004-08-20 08:19:31 (GMT)
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I stand by this answer - check it on google as I have just done for the second time and you will see that it is NOCTEM
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