More often than it is met
Kim also called for improved relations with the South, an idea mentioned in speeches more often than it is met. He said the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics would be a good opportunity to showcase the status of the Korean nation.
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more often than it is met = more than one time he said this?
it = the idea?
Is this expression common?
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more often than it is met = more than one time he said this? No, completely wrong. The intended meaning seems to be that relations with the south rarely or never seem to improve.
- more often than it is met = more than one time he said this?
- No, completely wrong.
- The intended meaning seems to be that relations with the south rarely or never seem to improve.
- it = the idea?
- Yes Is this expression common?
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more often than it is met = more than one time he said this? No, completely wrong. The intended meaning seems to be that relations with the south rarely or never seem to improve.
it = the idea? Yes
Is this expression common? No. It's completely wrong.
We don't 'meet an idea'. We implement an idea. We achieve a goal.
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