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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "Striking "power and sex" deals" mean "carring out 'power and sex' deals"?
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9. Abusing power by supporting and condoning illegal actions, arbitrary introduction of projects from overseas, and severely damaging to State assets.
10. Striking "power and sex" deals, such as bankrolling financially dependent lovers or committing bigamy.
9. Abusing power by supporting and condoning illegal actions, arbitrary introduction of projects from overseas, and severely damaging to State assets.
10. Striking "power and sex" deals, such as bankrolling financially dependent lovers or committing bigamy.
Top answer
To strike a deal (or bargain) means to make a deal.
- To strike a deal (or bargain) means to make a deal.
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