Personal identification number

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is personal

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identification number so it's like

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saying I've forgotten my personal

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identification number number now I can't

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finish this video without pointing out

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that sometimes we can use topology

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intentionally for impact for added

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impact in usually more literary contexts

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or more colloquial contexts as I said in

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academic writing like essays or reports

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or proposals I don't recommend you use

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it in this way but let's look at some

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examples where toogy is used in

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intentionally so I saw it with my own

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eyes I saw it with my own eyes that's

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quite a common expression and it's it's

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redundant right of course you saw it

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with your own eyes what else are you

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going to see it with you can't see it

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with your ears or your nose it must have

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been with your own eyes not not your

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friend's eyes of course but we're using

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toogy here to really emphasize you know

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I promise it's true I saw it with my own

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eyes I can I can guarantee what I'm

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saying happened because I saw it it's

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not just that I saw it I saw it with my

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own eyes another typical phrase which is

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technically a redundancy but it's quite

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common I am my Father's son I am my

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Father's son of course I'm my Father's

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son I can only be my Father's son or

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daughter of course but as a man I am my

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Father's son