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Bleed into [insert a month here] is also unique to this thread. I don't really see people using that phrase much. According to the MacMillan Dictionary (from the given example
In Hreinn's case... between last year and this year (maybe the next couple of years), it's all the same.
In any case, correct me if I'm wrong.
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), bleed into means that you went into the week so blurry that today and tomorrow seem the same.In Hreinn's case... between last year and this year (maybe the next couple of years), it's all the same.
In any case, correct me if I'm wrong.