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What did they really mean?
Those who have not, rarely consider what they really mean.
What they really mean it save me.
Tell someone how much they really mean to you.
If they really meant love, one would be enough.
Of course we all know what they really mean.
Or were they really meant to connect modern man with our alien ancestors?
Only they know what they really mean.
We see these symbols every day on the back of our iPhone buthave never really figured out what they really mean?
When someone says“I hate you”, they really mean“You hurt me”.
In follow-up articles, we will learn more about these metrics and what they really mean.
However, when corporations call for harmonization what they really mean is a race to the bottom towards deregulation.
But this will be our chance to follow a trail andput the messages together so we can find out what they really mean.
But when corporations call for harmonization, what they really mean is a race to the bottom.
Most executives expect some cultural differences between two merging companies,but they don't generally know the extent of those differences, or what they really mean.
When they say Gay Las Vegas, they really mean it!
When they say“I don't know, you're the designer”, what they really mean is“This is not my field so I don't know how to tell you what I want”.
That people often said the opposite of what they really meant.
The purists say"thesepress ups are bad for you" what they really mean is they can't do them, this is all part of the watering down of traditional Aikido.
People, it seems, are forever trying to explain what they really meant.
Most people do not take these words seriously,as they do not know what they really mean, or do not consider them as useful and effective.
And oftentimes when we're teaching, and this is really interesting, there will be an advanced dancer who's dancing with the beginning dancers,and of the kindness of their heart, they really mean well.
When they asked us what we wanted to be when we grew up, they really meant,"What do you want to do?".
Sometimes we lose contact with the words we use to express values- what they really mean for us.
Most people don't take these words in earnest,as they don't know what they really mean, or don't think about them as useful and effective.
Doctors, teachers, therapists-- unless they're really tuned in to this issue-- all have a tendency to say things thatare very different from what they really mean and what they really want to communicate.
It's really important torealize that when most people say compromise, they really mean sacrificing something that you don't really want to sacrifice.
So when someone says they want a photo that is 300 dpi they really mean that they want 300 ppi.
Students need to understand how they can correlate and use andapply different knowledge in diversified contexts, what they really mean and how they can create synergies among different subjects to develop/create“something” that connects to the real world.
Is this why people say"maybe" when they means"yes",but hope you think it's"no" when all they really mean is"Please, just ask me once more, and once more after that"?"?