Re: Left Hand, Right Hand
@Someonehasusedthathandle
I don't understand what you've written.
But you did use 'they're' and 'their' correctly, which is to be commended.
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Alphabet promises to no longer bung tens of millions of dollars to alleged sex pest execs who quit mid-probe
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It's 2020, so let's just go ahead and let Amazon have everyone's handprints so it can process payments
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G'day mate, I'll take two tinnies, a packet of Tim Tams, some Vegemite, and a bork
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