Japan on DPRK Shellfish Boycott Japan Times (" JAPAN COULD ' CLAM DOWN ' ON N. KOREA ", 2005-01-20) reported that Japan's powerful diplomatic weapon against the DPRK could be a humble shellfish, if Japan chooses to stop eating them, a citizens'

Could you mean calm down or clam p down? I can't think of anything else except clam up i.e. refuse to talk.

Pieanne wrote: Thank you, Ikia. Anyway, you can't work "in" Microsoft, "at" would be difficult - they have so many offices -, and "with" , as you say, is better than "for" My uncertainty was related to the rest of the message. You

American Heritage ® Dictionary University An institution for higher learning with teaching and research facilities constituting a graduate school and professional schools that award master's degrees and doctorates and an undergraduate

Mcaleck wrote: Hi everyone, I'm looking for two words/expressions I've searched for high and low but haven't been able to find. Actually I'm not even sure they exist in English. Can you please help? 1. in long distance running there's

Q4: Z-28= is a car--- one of the models called Camaro made by Chevorlet

Anonymous wrote: Well, to be fair, they DO believe in something that has no supporting evidence. Joseph Smith Jr. translated the book of Mormon into English. But because the angel 'Maroni' told him he couldn't show the original book of Mormon to

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Sam C wrote: Philip wrote: I think of the beautiful Elizabethan language in the prayer "we have erred and strayed like lost sheep": does this mean that the errant sinner has no chance because he is likely to repeat his sins, even worse that

Khoff wrote: Hiro - maybe this is what your dictionary is referring to: There is a group in people in the U.S. called the Pennsylvania Dutch -- they are Amish and Mennonites originally from Germany who settled in Pennsylvania. They refer to