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To pop the question

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to make an offer of marriage to a lady.
- Dickens.

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People have commitment issues or may be too career focused to pop the question.
The couple had their first date four years ago in a Tesco cafe and Les took Sheila back there to pop the question.
Paul, 38, said: "I wanted to pop the question before the party but obviously there was no ring.
 
 
 
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