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    The document lists 10 commonly used phrases that contradict themselves such as "clearly misunderstood" and "exact estimate." It also notes that if the first tear that rolls from the right eye when crying indicates happiness, while the first tear from the left eye signals pain.

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    The document lists 10 commonly used phrases that contradict themselves such as "clearly misunderstood" and "exact estimate." It also notes that if the first tear that rolls from the right eye when crying indicates happiness, while the first tear from the left eye signals pain.

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    Oxymorons

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    Reet Ardidly
    The document lists 10 commonly used phrases that contradict themselves such as "clearly misunderstood" and "exact estimate." It also notes that if the first tear that rolls from the right eye when crying indicates happiness, while the first tear from the left eye signals pain.

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    Commonly used phrases we say, but never realise they cancel each other out: 1) Clearly misunderstood 2) Exact

    Estimate 3) Small Crowd 4) Act Naturally 5) Found Missing 6) Fully Empty 7) Pretty ugly 8) Seriously funny 9) Only choice 10) Original copies

    Fact: When a person cries and the first drop of tears comes from the right eye, It's happiness. But when the first roll is from the left, It's pain.

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