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meantolearn  +  716184 Tue, 05 May 09 08:18 AM
"Suddenly from out of nowhere the mother appeared."


Do "suddenly from nowhere the mother appeared' and 'suddenly out of nowhere the mother appeared' both have the same meaning as the quotes above? (Meaning appearing suddenly without warning)



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Mister Micawber  +  716722 Tue, 05 May 09 03:20 PM
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