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2 March
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You have to stand tall.
You should have confidence.
Are these expressions similar and natural?
You have to stand tall.
You should have confidence.
Are these expressions similar and natural?
You should have confidence.
Are these expressions similar and natural?
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Yes! They mean the same thing and are natural :)
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Yes! They mean the same thing and are natural :)
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