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Discover LudwigThe phrase "away for you" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of distance or separation related to someone, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "I have been away for you, thinking about our time together."
Alternatives: "far from you" or "distant from you".
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I'll square them away for you".
"Something to put in the calendar, you go away for, you plan for.
Stay away, for you do not understand the power they wield over you.
"Do you want me to take it away for you?" she asks, looking anxiously at my rubbish.
"My clothes need only fall away for you to discover in my person one continuous mystery," she tells him.
The second you stop realizing that — and you stop working as hard — opportunity can go away for you.
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If you give something away "for free," you're implicitly telling the other person that you think your bargaining position is weak.
If a crime occurred while you were away, for example, you should use the non-emergency numbers to file a police report.
After you've been away for awhile, you'll have the chance to make another "first" impression when you're ready to interact with her again.
"With only tatami mats, after the futon is taken away for breakfast, you can't lie down to rest again unless you tell us".
Therefore, if you give too much of your knowledge and ideas away for free, you somehow I believe diminish the value of your service.
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