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Art/Literary - Idioms / Maxims / Sayings / giria de trabalho | | English term or phrase: dead-heading | Does this train come through here every night?
: Twice a week. We're lucky tonight it was dead-heading.
Normally it’s carrying a load of chlorine gas.
Believe it or not, it could've been worse. |
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