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who really gives a damn

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A local meaning in Yorkshire for when a female needs to pull her top up.

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TWIMC

If you're ever in doubt, choose to write out "to whom it may concern" rather than using TWIMC. For example, if you're composing an email to a company that you're interested in partnering with, it's better to write out "to whom it may concern," rather than risk being misunderstood (or worse, rejected for being too informal).

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