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leave an impression

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leave an impression (on someone) and leave someone with an impression
Fig. to provide a lasting memory for someone after one has left. (Akin to make an impression on someone.) Her performance was less than stunning. She didn't leave a very good impression on us.
See also: impression, leave


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It is certainly true that jewelry can highlight your dress and even be a perfect solution to stand out from the crowd or leave an impression Word jewelry is term used to describe different forms of accessories rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches and even head and hair pieces (tiaras, hairpins etc) It is certainly true that jewelry can highlight your dress and even be a perfect solution to stand out from the crowd or leave an impression.
Businesses who really want to leave an impression may want to consider ordering promotional tea sets There are a variety of promotional tea sets on the market that can be imprinted with the company logo, company name, website information, and anything else relevant to the company?
Here are a few tips that should make sure that you manage to leave an impression on them.
 
 
 
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