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just wondering
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(I was) just wondering.
a comment made after hearing a response to a previous question. (See examples for typical patterns.) John: Do you always keep your film in the refrigerator? Mary: Yes, why? John: I was just wondering. Bob: Did this cost a lot? Sue: I really don't think you need to know that. Bob: Sorry. Just wondering.
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A locomotive pushing a passenger train (as Metrolink and Amtrak do) increases the potential for jumping the track, since the passenger cars weigh less.
 
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