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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Going in

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If possible, it's good to have an inkling of the client's reputation going in.

--- What does "going in" at the end mean? Maybe before you "go into his house"?
  

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Without any further context, I understand "going in" to mean "at the outset", "at the start of discussions", or something like that.

— Mr Wordy

  • Without any further context, I understand "going in" to mean "at the outset", "at the start of discussions", or something like that.
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Without any further context, I understand "going in" to mean "at the outset", "at the start of discussions", or something like that.
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Ok, thanks Mr Wordy!
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