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What does George mean when he says ‘We’re at sixes and sevens here’?​

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Answered by bhumika2357
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What does George mean when he says 'we're at sixes and sevens here'? In a state of confusion and disorder. In a middle of a conflict. In a middle of taking a decision. In a state of agony.

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