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" in the long term in the near term In the short term, you'll probably lose money. ) In terms of cash flow, you might as well forget about it! )
- " in the long term in the near term In the short term, you'll probably lose money.
- ) In terms of cash flow, you might as well forget about it!
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I don't hear "in term."
in the long term
in the near term
In the short term, you'll probably lose money. ("Term" is a period of time.)
In terms of cash flow, you might as well forget about it! ("Terms" are expressions, or parameters, or conditions.)
in the long term
in the near term
In the short term, you'll probably lose money. ("Term" is a period of time.)
In terms of cash flow, you might as well forget about it! ("Terms" are expressions, or parameters, or conditions.)
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