Where have you been vs where have you been from yesterday

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where have you been is the most popular phrase on the web. 

where have you been from yesterday

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where have you been

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  • Cleveland, where have you been all night?
  • Sweet nightingale, where have you been?
  • Master Ichi, where have you been?
  • More importantly, where have you been?
  • So where have you been this time?
  • Michelle, seriously, where have you been?
  • Man, where have you been?
  • Scott Murphy, where have you been?

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