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PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
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Get/Bear/Receive/Take Blame
a "If the plan fails, he will get the most blame."
b "If the plan fails, he will bear the most blame."
c "If the plan fails, he will receive the most blame."
d "If the plan fails, he will take the most blame."
Could it be that a, b, c seem to suggest that other people will blame him for the failure, but d seems to suggest that he will blame himself for the failure?
b "If the plan fails, he will bear the most blame."
c "If the plan fails, he will receive the most blame."
d "If the plan fails, he will take the most blame."
Could it be that a, b, c seem to suggest that other people will blame him for the failure, but d seems to suggest that he will blame himself for the failure?
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PamQueue Could it be that a, b, c seem to suggest that other people will blame him for the failure, but d seems to suggest that he will blame himself for the failure? I'd say that's a fair interpretation.
- PamQueue Could it be that a, b, c seem to suggest that other people will blame him for the failure, but d seems to suggest that he will blame himself for the failure?
- I'd say that's a fair interpretation.
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PamQueueCould it be that a, b, c seem to suggest that other people will blame him for the failure, but d seems to suggest that he will blame himself for the failure?I'd say that's a fair interpretation.
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