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Latest post Mon, Jan 12 2009 7:20 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Olgaa  +  639585 Mon, 12 Jan 09 06:29 AM
Hello, there! Please help me with the meaning of the sentence below. A policeman wants to check the licence and registration of one man and says (I suppose to his partner):
 "I think we've got ourselves a situation here." Does this exactly mean that they just have to check that man?
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nona the brit  +  639631 Mon, 12 Jan 09 07:20 AM
He thinks there is going to be a problem.
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The name says it all.
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