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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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in lost/wasted work time
One study reported that spam costs business worldwide $50 billion a year, primarily in lost/wasted work time.
Hi,
Do both lost and wasted fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
Hi,
Do both lost and wasted fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Yes, but lost makes a little more sense-- it wasn't exactly wasted , because it was used eliminating spam. However, it was lost to its original purpose.
- Yes, but lost makes a little more sense-- it wasn't exactly wasted , because it was used eliminating spam.
- However, it was lost to its original purpose.
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Yes, but lost makes a little more sense-- it wasn't exactly wasted, because it was used eliminating spam. However, it was lost to its original purpose.
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Yes, but lost makes a little more sense-- it wasn't exactly wasted, because it was used eliminating spam. However, it was lost to its original purpose.
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