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Johnleo  +  559546 Thu, 28 Aug 08 05:12 AM
Outside of the car, the city was just now winding down -- street vendors wheeling carts of candied amandes, waiters carrying bags of garbage to the curb...

What does wind down here means? Thanks
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RayH  +  559552 Thu, 28 Aug 08 05:48 AM

Johnleo
“What does wind down here means?”

The day's business is coming to an end.
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