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24 Dec 2017
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What does ...to pull an abrupt about-face... mean?
What does ...to pull an abrupt about-face... mean?
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You can't blame him for wanting to pull an abrupt about-face whenever it happens.
You can't blame him for wanting to pull an abrupt about-face whenever it happens.
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To turn around quickly. But people don’t usually say that unless they are in the military.
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