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15 Feb 2015
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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It should read “...under a little BIT longer.” He's keeping him “under” the influence of a drug so that he continues dreaming. You may have understood that already if it weren't for the typo.
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It should read “...under a little BIT longer.” He's keeping him “under” the influence of a drug so that he continues dreaming. You may have understood that already if it weren't for the typo.
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Thanks :-) It's definitely a typo now that you say that.
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