wrap counter- secure
English translation: two separate elements; "secure" is a verb
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| 08:30 May 26, 2016 |
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| 4 +6 | two separate elements; "secure" is a verb |
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peer agreement (net): +6two separate elements; "secure" is a verb Explanation: "Wrap counter-secure" is not a single phrase. This is telling people (1) not to leave their personal items on the wrap counter, which normally means a surface in a retail store on which items are wrapped, but instead (2) to secure those personal items (to keep them safe, probably in a locked cupboard or behind a locked door, so that they can't be stolen) in the office. So the hyphen between "counter" and "secure" should really be a dash. |
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