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So he uses his head to jam up the door.
to jam up the door.
So he uses his head to jam up the door.
So he uses his head to jam up the door like a doorstop as he readjusts his grip, right?
Roads that have a high volume of traffic, there's a higher speed, they're giving more time for their red and yeah, even yellow lights because they don't wanna jam up traffic in that direction.
Roads that have a high volume of traffic, there's a higher speed, they're given more time for their red and, yeah, even yellow lights because they don't want to jam up traffic in that direction.
You know, I sometimes saying you come down and it could jam up a little bit.
If Democrats are able to flip one or both congressional chambers, they can jam up Trump's priorities and prevent Republicans from passing meaningful legislation in his last two years in office.
Memory requirements absolutely explode, internal communications jam up like rush-hour traffic, and