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1.To lose track of
2.Mass distribution of meaningless merchandise. 1.I misplaced my battery.
2.I would like to buy that Misplaced t-shirt, because i listen to them ALL the time. |
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a euphemism used to hide the truth and avoid responsibility Blumenthal didn't repeatedly lie about serving in Vietnam, -it's just a matter of "a few misplaced words."
Paul's belief in not one, that if acted upon, would deny basic civil rights to every American, -it's just that "his philosophy is misplaced in these times." It's not the destruction of the earth's fragile ecosystem by millions of gallons spewing petrochemicals, -it's just a misplaced natural resource. "I did not have sex with that woman," -it was just a misplaced penis. |
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