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Dear Miss Manners: I would like to hear your opinion on whether or not using “Excuse me” can be rude. In my opinion, if I can see that a person’s activity will only take a minute, it is rude ...

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Dear Miss Manners: I would like to hear your opinion on whether or not using “Excuse me” can be rude. In my opinion, if I can see that a person’s activity will only take a minute, it is rude ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I would like to hear your opinion on whether or not using “Excuse me” can be rude.. In my opinion, if I can see that a person’s activity will only take a minute, it is ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I would like to hear your opinion on whether or not using “Excuse me” can be rude. In my opinion, if I can see that a person’s activity will only take a minute, it is rude ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I would like to hear your opinion on if “Excuse me” can be rude. In my opinion, if I can see that a person’s activity will only take a minute, it is rude to say, “Excuse ...

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