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According to Bud, what does the phrase, “Haven’t you heard?” usually mean?

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tydefan tydefan

24-09-2020

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It usually means that something bad is about to happen or that someone has passed away

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24-09-2020

Answer: Hope this helps :)

Explanation: According to Bud, the phrase "Haven't you heard yet" usually means that someone passed away

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