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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Need-to-know basis...
Robin: I'll go to Gisborne's camp to see if he has a vulnerability.
Isabella: I should come with you.
Robin: I agree. The camp should be
on a need-to-know basis. A must-know? You don't need to know.
Tuck (making a gesture implying 'Ladies first'): With the greatest respect. Is that what it means? Ladies first?
Isabella: Settled. Shouldn't she have said 'Thank you'? Or this is some
smart alec way of saying it?
Isabella: I should come with you.
Robin: I agree. The camp should be
on a need-to-know basis. A must-know? You don't need to know.
Tuck (making a gesture implying 'Ladies first'): With the greatest respect. Is that what it means? Ladies first?
Isabella: Settled. Shouldn't she have said 'Thank you'? Or this is some
smart alec way of saying it?
Top answer
Madhulk The camp should be on a need-to-know basis . A must-know? People should be told about this only if they have a genuine reason for needing to know (not simply because they're curious).
- Madhulk The camp should be on a need-to-know basis .
- A must-know?
- People should be told about this only if they have a genuine reason for needing to know (not simply because they're curious).
- Madhulk Tuck (making a gesture implying 'Ladies first'): With the greatest respect.
- Is that what it means?
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Madhulk
The camp should be
on a need-to-know basis. A must-know?
People should be told about this only if they have a genuine reason for needing to know (not simply because they're curious).
MadhulkTuck (making a gesture implying 'Ladies first'): With the greatest respect. Is that what
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