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14 Dec 2019
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Are there any other expressions as same as ‘Have you ever heard of something?’
Are there any other expressions as same as ‘Have you ever heard of something?’
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Were you aware of.....
Did you know....
Did you realize
Did you hear about
Ever wondered about
Have you ever asked yourself
Have you ever imagined
Have you ever stopped to think
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- Arabic
- English (US)
Were you aware of.....
Did you know....
Did you realize
Did you hear about
Ever wondered about
Have you ever asked yourself
Have you ever imagined
Have you ever stopped to think
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