0Hello. I was reading an article (the same article regarding which I posted previous two postings) and came across with this phrase "put his M.B.A. toward". This appeared in a paragraph that talks about movie fans who created blogs on which they creatively and humorously criticize movies. 02br 02br 00The phrase appeared in the following sentence: Or they are like Berge Garabedian, 33, of Montreal, who put his M.B.A. toward founding JoBlo.com after critics trashed 01i00Armageddon02i00, a movie he and all of his friends loved. 02br 02br 00Please help, and thanks in advance. 0-
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02br 02br 00It can have the additional meaning that they think he is unqualified because he has no experience, only schooling. 0-
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02br 02br 00It can have the additional meaning that they think he is unqualified because he has no experience, only schooling.
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0MBA = Master of Business Administration02br 02br 00The phrase means that he is using his education to his advantage.02br 02br 00It can have the additional meaning that they think he is unqualified because he has no experience, only schooling. "Ivory Tower" is an idiom that means someone who is well-educated, but removed from the real world.0-