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Hasibrahman Posted 5 years ago
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If you're on a relatively...

Could anyone please explain the parts in bold? I would be very grateful if you could explain how I could say the whole thing in a conversation.


? "If you are on a relatively higher chair, peering down on others, it gives you an advantage in meetings." Specially marked towels, height-adjustable chairs, a tsunami of permissions and an unrelenting battle to improve punctuality - Prof Kaushik Basu's new memoir brims with light-hearted anecdotes about how the bureaucracy operates.


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Hasibrahman a relatively higher chair a chair that is higher than the other chairs Hasibrahman peering down on others looking down on other people (because you are sitting higher) Hasibrahman a tsunami of permissions very many permissions Hasibrahman light-hearted anecdotes cheerful stories Hasibrahman explain how I could say the whole thing in a conversation Dream on. You'll be waiting for at least 500 years if not forever before the moment arrives in a conversation where it would appropriate to say all that. Of course you could memorize it, but I think you'd be wasting your time.

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Hasibrahmana relatively higher chair

a chair that is higher than the other chairs

Hasibrahmanpeering down on others

looking down on other people (because you are sitting higher)

Hasibrahmana tsunami of permissions

very many permissions

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