Antonia: heated argument

0 If a sharped argument leads to tensions and outburst of emotions, it is necessary to do everything to calm the situation and to regain positive «win-win» perspective. 0-

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01cite10Pgeorgieff12cite10If a sharped argument leads to tensions and outburst of emotions, it is necessary to do everything to calm the situation and to regain positive «win-win» perspective.12blockquote

10I'd just like to point out that the idiom is "heated argument" and not "sharped argument". You can have "a sharp

0Hello Antonia02br
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00Maybe:02br
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00If a heated argument leads to tension and outbursts of emotion, it is necessary to do everything possible to defuse the situation and to recover a positive «win-win» scenario.02br
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00(There seems to be a lot of jargon in this book. Is it the same in the original?)02br
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0 It sounds good to me. Thank you both 0-

0"Welcome back", Antonia!02br
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0 Thanks Mr Pedantic! 0-

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00But now you're anon again...0-

0Not anymore, 05000. I've forgotten to sign in.010id5