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What does "work over someone's shoulder" mean?
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What does "work over someone's shoulder" mean?
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The answer is when you're over someone. (Doesn't mean you're done being that person's friend; I paraphrased because i didn't want to plaigarize)
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it means when you are all over someone .
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