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22 May
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What does "to move up a notch on the totem pole" mean?
What does "to move up a notch on the totem pole" mean?
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- English (US)
It means to move up ranks! It means that you are reaching a higher rank or place in life
- Azerbaijani
@junnashi Thanks man, nice explanation! 👍🏻
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