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Joined At The Hip

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Joined At The Hip - two people that do everything together; two people that are always together

• My sister and her best friend are joined at the hip. They are always together.
• My husband and I are joined at the hip.
• Tammy & Patti are joined at the hip. They work together, and are in the same class.
• My brothers are joined at the hip. I always see them together.
• My wife and her sister are joined at the hip.
• My daughter and her best friend are joined at the hip.

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