"yes box" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "A pseudo-anglicism; origin uncertain. At least two theories exist:\n* According to folklorist Bengt af Klintberg, from a humorous anecdote about a Swedish emigrant to America who is told that he will be able to communicate adequately with just three words: yes, box and alright. When he arrives in New York he is sighted next to a dead body; the policeman asks him: \"Did you kill this man?\" (\"Yes!\") \"How did you kill him?\" (\"Box.\") \"Follow me to the police station!\" (\"Alright!\").\n* An alteration of English \"yes boss (alright)\".",
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        "sure thing; yes"
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          "word": "yes box alright"
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        "sure thing; yes"
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      "word": "yes box alright"
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