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Silencio Tarsier Posted 11 years ago
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on board
The target was simple: to have really the best on board irrespective of where they came from.
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It isn’t clear what the subject is, but ‘on board’ can mean ‘installed (in your computer)’, ‘built (into your car)’, ‘hired (as staff)’, etc. – in other words ‘available”. So to have ‘really the best’ available, regardless where it/they came from.
- It isn’t clear what the subject is, but ‘on board’ can mean ‘installed (in your computer)’, ‘built (into your car)’, ‘hired (as staff)’, etc.
- – in other words ‘available”.
- So to have ‘really the best’ available, regardless where it/they came from.
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It isn’t clear what the subject is, but ‘on board’ can mean ‘installed (in your computer)’, ‘built (into your car)’, ‘hired (as staff)’, etc. – in other words ‘available”. So to have ‘really the best’ available, regardless where it/they came from.
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