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"in the way" (interfering or obstructing) -> "on the way" (forthcoming / can be expected) i->o is a common typo; here it could be negating the intended meanin
by chrisweekly 7y ago
"in the way" (interfering or obstructing) -> "on the way" (forthcoming / can be expected)
i->o is a common typo; here it
could be negating the intended meaning!