Thread: Telling time in U. K. English
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Old 10-09-2011, 09:22 AM   #411
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Originally Posted by Bookworm_Girl View Post
Yes, it's a different meaning to be a solicitor in American versus British English.

Somewhere in this thread someone asked about tea and coffee vending machines. I was at a ferry terminal and noticed that their machine also had minestrone and tomato soups for sale. I have never seen soup in a vending machine before.
You should try Japan. A single vending machine will serve you a hot coffee in a can, or a cold soda. Or food. Hot or cold.
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