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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Chest to compete
Rommny, who has the campaign war chest to compete well beyond Super Tuesday, will be a formidable force against the Arizona senator in several delegate-rich states.
What does this mean?
I guess, who has a strong intention to compete well beyond Super Tuesday.
Thanks
LiJ
What does this mean?
I guess, who has a strong intention to compete well beyond Super Tuesday.
Thanks
LiJ
Top answer
No. Not intention. Money.
- No.
- Not intention.
- Money.
- the campaign war chest = the money stored away for use in the political campaign chest in the sense of a big box for storing valuables -- not chest as a part of the human body.
- The sentence is saying that Romney has a lot of money -- enough money so that he can continue his campaign even after Super Tuesday.
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No. Not intention. Money.
the campaign war chest = the money stored away for use in the political campaign
chest in the sense of a big box for storing valuables -- not chest as a part of the human body.
The sentence is saying that Romney has a lot of money -- enough money so that he can continue his campaign even after Super Tuesday.
CJ
the campaign war chest = the money stored away for use in the political campaign
chest in the sense of a big box for storing valuables -- not chest as a part of the human body.
The sentence is saying that Romney has a lot of money -- enough money so that he can continue his campaign even after Super Tuesday.
CJ
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