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M: I'm O.K. I just have a small cold. I took some strong cold medicine, so I am a little out of it today.

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M: No, I said "I am out of it" "Out of it" mean's that I am half-awake, not alert, or something like that.

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M: Yeah, I know what you mean. But I had such a terrible headache, I had to take something. I just hope I'm not too out of it to pay attention in class.

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M: Well, you'll let me look at your notes, right? Anyway, I'm not so out of it that I can't pay attention at all. (yawns while speaking) I'm just a little sleepy, that's all...

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M: (yawns) Hmm... That's a good idea, Li Hua. I was so out of it this morning that I forgot to make coffee.

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M: You mean if you don't have coffee, you'll be out of it for the whole morning? Wow, Li Hua, you're starting to become more and more American.

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M: I'm not sure. I'm not very gung ho about this anti-war protest.

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M: I said "I'm not very gung ho about this protests". Gung ho means to be very aggressive, enthusiastic or zealous about something. Believe it or not, Li Hua, it's from Chinese.

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M: You don't know that? Some say that in World War two, a U.S. marine commander taught a special marine unit the Chinese battle cry "gung ho".

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M: I am not gung ho about this protests because I don't like the organizers, I think they are too radical.

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M: Are you going to the protest? You have been very gung ho about protesting the war.

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M: Good for you! I wish I was as gung ho about my studies as you are. But right now, I am so out of it I don't have energy to do anything.

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