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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A means to an end...
A man ties two people with a rope.
-Not too tight just tight enough.
This is only a means to an end. Precaution in this context?
Hey, don't look at me.
I only go to the highest bidder for services rendered. He just does what the
big bosses are paying him for?
-Not too tight just tight enough.
This is only a means to an end. Precaution in this context?
Hey, don't look at me.
I only go to the highest bidder for services rendered. He just does what the
big bosses are paying him for?
Top answer
'A means to an end' = a method/way of achieving something (else). 'Highest bidder' = the person who pays the most.
- 'A means to an end' = a method/way of achieving something (else).
- 'Highest bidder' = the person who pays the most.
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'A means to an end' = a method/way of achieving something (else).
'Highest bidder' = the person who pays the most.
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'A means to an end' = a method/way of achieving something (else).
'Highest bidder' = the person who pays the most.
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I know the definition of highest bidder. But
is he saying all this not his fault but the highest bidder?
is he saying all this not his fault but the highest bidder?
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I suppose so, but I am not reading the story (thank goodness!)
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I suppose so, but I am not reading the story (thank goodness!)
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