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An acronym for "Just Doing Just Doing, Just Saying What's What, Indeed"
A phrase used to express complete agreement with a statement or sentiment. The phrase emphasizes that the speaker is fully committed to the statement and is not just giving lip service. It is often used to indicate that the speaker is taking a firm stance on an issue and wants to be taken seriously. The repeated "Just Doing Just Doing" emphasizes that the speaker is not just talking the talk, but is also walking the walk. "Just Saying What's What" indicates that the speaker is being honest and direct, and "Indeed" adds emphasis to the whole statement.
A phrase used to express complete agreement with a statement or sentiment. The phrase emphasizes that the speaker is fully committed to the statement and is not just giving lip service. It is often used to indicate that the speaker is taking a firm stance on an issue and wants to be taken seriously. The repeated "Just Doing Just Doing" emphasizes that the speaker is not just talking the talk, but is also walking the walk. "Just Saying What's What" indicates that the speaker is being honest and direct, and "Indeed" adds emphasis to the whole statement.
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