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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Could have done a lot worse
Hi.
"Swans [a football club] could have done a lot worse than to tie up this deal early." [From SBNation website.]
Does this sentence mean that if they hadn't tied up that deal early, then they would have been in some sort of disadvantage?
Thank you.
"Swans [a football club] could have done a lot worse than to tie up this deal early." [From SBNation website.]
Does this sentence mean that if they hadn't tied up that deal early, then they would have been in some sort of disadvantage?
Thank you.
Top answer
Yes, that's the basic idea.
- Yes, that's the basic idea.
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