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Tashiro Posted 15 years ago
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Got it going
Hi, please help me.
'He was released from jail and told the paper he spent a little over $1,000 to build the reactor but he "got it going.'
I don't understand the meaning of 'got it going.'
'He was released from jail and told the paper he spent a little over $1,000 to build the reactor but he "got it going.'
I don't understand the meaning of 'got it going.'
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I don't either, Tashiro, but I suppose it means that the reactor is operational. Still, 'but' confuses me.
- I don't either, Tashiro, but I suppose it means that the reactor is operational.
- Still, 'but' confuses me.
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I don't either, Tashiro, but I suppose it means that the reactor is operational. Still, 'but' confuses me.
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Hi,
'He was released from jail and told the paper he spent a little over $1,000 to build the reactor but he "got it going.'
The thought appears to be that $1,000 is a ridiculously low amount to spend to build a nuclear reactor. But (ie despite the ridiculously low amount of money) he made it work.
'He was released from jail and told the paper he spent a little over $1,000 to build the reactor but he "got it going.'
The thought appears to be that $1,000 is a ridiculously low amount to spend to build a nuclear reactor. But (ie despite the ridiculously low amount of money) he made it work.
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