what does "sitting dead read" mean?
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when a hitter is waiting for a four seam fastball in baseball.  meaning he sees a lot of red (the seams on the ball), more than any other pitch. so he is "sitting on a fastball"
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Its the way you look at a page of information. Scan down the page do not look back at words you have just read, do not think to much of what you are reading, do not read in your head. This is a start practice will make it quicker.
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Dont know exactly, but something to do with burying
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These point snipers are all incorrect. It means "of", like can't or O'Brian, it indicates one letter has been d'leted. It comes from the old english or maybe old Irish (so much for some bets) and has become an idiosyncrasy. I would have answered sooner but I had a hard time with Spell Check. Top o' the morning to you.
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dear, if such happens to u,it means topic which u r studying is boring or u r studying in lie down position and not in sitting position or u r not afresh means tired  physically or u have not taken proper sleep in immediate past day,or where u r studying the place itself is boring ,no activities at all around,room may not be properly illuminated.mind is already tired of other activities.these r the some of the most common reasons...
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The translation is "Never Tickle a Sleeping Dragon"\nMakes no sense, but rumours say it will actually mean something in the 7th and final book.
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There must be a defendant in the caser or there is not case.  This means a defendant who can mount a defense.  In the case of a dead person they can't do that so there is no case.
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Fifty-Fifty.  Its all just coincedence and luck.  To be exact the reader would actually have to meet the person before doin the reading.
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I think it means something like "Lead wings quickly turn into ashes!"\n\nDoes it now make any sense to you?
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Flirtacious.\n\nIt's a Get Your Knickers Off poem.\n\nHe wants to sleep with her, and tells her all the reasons why she should give in - ending with " the grave's a fine and private place// but none i think do there embrace"\n\nIt's a Seize the Day thing - let's do it now, we're a long time dead.\n\n\n\nWow, it says a lot about the standards of education if mine is the only answer after four days.\n\nDoes this help? Can tell you much more if you want
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I have always wanted to talk to someone about this. My father passed away when I was six and amongst everything that he left myself and my brother there were the complete leather bound set of Dennis Wheatly books. I am now 23 and tbh I have never even sat and tried to read one! I suppose you would recommend a read then? Do you know if these books are worth keeping? I was going to donate them to charity but perhaps I should try an read them! XxXxX
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I think it may mean that the database that stores your document it trying to store it at position 0 when it should be storing it as the last entry. You see "row" refers to a record in a database. Position 0 may or may not refer to the 1st record in the database.  When you add a record to the database, it is added to the end of the rows.  Therefore the web designer has made an error in sending your document to the begining of the rows.
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In your case, it means "Loser On Line"\n\nStop wasting everybody's time!
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The person under there is dead. The do not see, feel, think or breathe. They do not get offended when the lawnmower runs over their grave.\n\nThe important thing is that you remember those who are dead, not how you visit their grave.
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I think it is antidisesentablishmentarianism.Haven't got a clue what it means. Look it up.
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i think someone has to die ahd their is only one copy. i suppose i think you have to wait for it to be read out if your invited
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John dies.  It is good to know that they are still reading this book.  I haven't read it in about 40 years.  But it made an effect on me.\n'Live while you are alive, then die and be done with it'\n\nI think that was John's saying, wasn't it?