Expounding on her feelings when unhappy situations arise, Joanne continued: "You clam up when you don't feel your best, and you'll have this aura around you that scares me. Now I have an ...

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If you want to stop debt collectors from calling you, the phrase to use is: "Please cease and desist all communication with me about this debt." This simple phrase, when sent in writing to a debt ...

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Clam chowder enthusiasts have one day to get their favorite dish for a buck at a popular seafood chain in Massachusetts. Legal Sea Foods will celebrate “Chowder Day” on Wednesday, Jan. 15. In ...

Jeremy Sewall has cooked at eateries around the world, but home in Boston, he's known for his clam chowder ... bar is one of the best spots to belly up for a chowder bowl, unless it's warm ...

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To leave (a cause or party) often to take up another. The idiom was first used in the Navy when a sailor jumped out of a ship without getting permission from the person in charge and left without the ...

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