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I would say: "Most people go to India to clear their heads", because "people" is plural and "their" refers to more than one.
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Sorry, the missing word is a.r.s.e
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Possible a reference to "*** licking". If you are said (figuratively) to "lick someone's ***" or "suck up to" someone, you are trying to ingratiate yourself with them.
Hence, if somebody is sick of your obsequious behaviour, they might ask you to stop by using this crude expression!
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And the equivalent to a "TV station" would be a "Telephone Exchange", I guess.
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Just for completeness: there are at least two telephone companies providing land lines in the UK. One is B.T. and the other is Kingston Telecommunications, which has exclusive rights for the area encompassing Kingston Upon Hull.
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"Teached" should be "taught" - past tense of to teach.
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"formal" not "formel". (Formel is German!)
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It seemed okay to me, but you could repeat it, with something like "I know 'to waive' is a verb, but IS there a noun form?"
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So you will hear the phrase "a retroactive discount".
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