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truthlessness    
n. 不诚实;不可靠

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    Hi there, everyone: I was wondering if there's a polite formula in French for saying, "Sorry for causing you the extra trouble," or "I'm sorry for creating extra work for you " Thanks!
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  • quicklier or more quickly? - WordReference Forums
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    "I will work more this week, so I can get ahead of schedule for the week after " But if they think the extra work is a continuing process, or are focused on the process of the greater work rather than its existence as a time-limited phenomenon, they'll lean toward present continuous





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