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hard blow

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Perhaps the hardest single thing about getting older is a loss of independence A person who is getting older and has certain medical problems may have to give up driving, which is a hard blow to take Perhaps the hardest single thing about getting older is a loss of independence.
The global economy is on the downturn and with it Canadian economy as well contracted sharply for the past year and a half The global economic crisis impacted Canada''s exports and with it consumer confidence took a hard blow The global economy is on the downturn and with it Canadian economy as well contracted sharply for the past year and a half.
It took three good hard blows to get the nail out and it was damn sore," Billy said.
 
 
 
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