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joined at the hip |
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joined at the hip Sl. closely connected; always together. Those two are joined at the hip. They are always together. Sam and Martha are joined at the hip. joined at the hip 1. very closely connected The two companies have been joined at the hip since their founders went camping together a hundred years ago. 2. together The new law would keep unhappy couples joined at the hip for the sake of their children. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The main characters include a gruff sergeant (Bernard Blancan) trying to win his men favor with his French superiors, an idealistic corporal (Sami Bouajila) given to big "Les Miserables"-type speeches, a good-looking grunt (Roschdy Zem) looking to get back to the Provencal dame he loved for one night and an Uncle Tom-like private (Jamel Debbouze), who becomes joined at the hip to his sergeant. Movies these days only confirm my feeling that sexism and heterosexism are joined at the hip. I think the insurance business and the investment business are joined at the hip. |
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