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0 H, I read this sentence from one of the website. i am having hard time to understand the meaning of this sentence. (Federated Media stepped in it with their latest campaign) means federal media srewed up with latest campaign. and i don't understand the second one. 02 br
00 Federated Media stepped in it with their latest campaign, 01 font 00 getting some of its bloggers to issue not so bon mots on behalf of a not so bon advertiser 02 font 00 , Microsoft. 02 br
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00 Federated Media stepped in it with their latest campaign, 01 font 00 getting some of its bloggers to issue not so bon mots on behalf of a not so bon advertiser 02 font 00 , Microsoft. 02 br
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0 Stepped in it = put their foot in it = which means to make a mistake. 0-
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0 "Bon mot" (literally "good word") is an expression borrowed from French, meaning a particularly clever, witty or apposite remark. For effect, the author has reused the French word "bon" later in the sentence, presumably to mean either "clever" or "good" (I'm not entirely sure which). So, I think the second part of the sentence means something like: " 00 getting some of its bloggers to issue n
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