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What is get your affairs in order for example ?
What is get your affairs in order for example ?
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To take care of the things that you need to take care of. To get your life organized. It is often said of people who are dying. They take the time left to get their affairs in order so that when they die, there is not confusion.
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To take care of the things that you need to take care of. To get your life organized. It is often said of people who are dying. They take the time left to get their affairs in order so that when they die, there is not confusion.
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