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24 Dec 2017
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"This is the euro of the brain."
I'm kind of confused. What does 'euro' actually mean in this sentence?
Thank you.
"This is the euro of the brain."
I'm kind of confused. What does 'euro' actually mean in this sentence?
Thank you.
I'm kind of confused. What does 'euro' actually mean in this sentence?
Thank you.
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I think maybe the word "euro" was supposed to be "neuron"😊😊
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euro is the currency used by the European union, so that word doesn't fit into the sentence at all. Maybe you got it mixed up with another word
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I think maybe the word "euro" was supposed to be "neuron"😊😊
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