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00:01 Jan 7, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: Rick Henry United States Local time: 04:18 | ||||
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4 +1 | shelved/put on the back burner |
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4 | it continues to be in the drawer / desk (of some Congress member) |
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4 | forgotten |
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shelved/put on the back burner Explanation: I think the word stems from gaveta - drawer. HTH Rick |
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it continues to be in the drawer / desk (of some Congress member) Explanation: ... or in the desk of some Government officer (where the project has been left "sleeping" during 5 years) |
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forgotten Explanation: or has sunk into oblivion |
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