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NL888 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Nod, greetings?
1) with nod = with greetings?
2) rushed = ?
Context:
2) rushed = ?
Context:
Stewart opens Oscars with nod to writers
Hollywood's biggest night opened with host Jon Stewart joking about the writers' strike that ended last week. Stewart, host of the 80th Academy Awards for the second time, and his writing staff have been rushed more than usual this year because of the recently concluded writers strike.Top answer
" rushed = hurried. They had to hurry to get the writing done because the writers weren't allowed to work on the Oscars until after the strike was over.
- " rushed = hurried.
- They had to hurry to get the writing done because the writers weren't allowed to work on the Oscars until after the strike was over.
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More like "an acknowledgement" than "greetings."
rushed = hurried. They had to hurry to get the writing done because the writers weren't allowed to work on the Oscars until after the strike was over.
rushed = hurried. They had to hurry to get the writing done because the writers weren't allowed to work on the Oscars until after the strike was over.
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