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Osee Posted 18 years ago
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return, rebate and refund as in money

0As titled, any difference amony them?02br
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00BTW, do you think my use of "as in money" is normal? Should I use "as in returning a money?" Or do you have better suggestion?02br
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00Thanks a lot.0-
  

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12br 12br 10BTW, do you think my use of "as in money" is normal? 02br 02br 00"as in money" in this context is fine. 0-

— RayH

  • 12br 12br 10BTW, do you think my use of "as in money" is normal?
  • 02br 02br 00"as in money" in this context is fine.
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01cite10Osee12cite10As titled, any difference amony them?12br
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10BTW, do you think my use of "as in money" is normal? Should I use "as in returning a money?" Or do you have better suggestion?12br
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10Thanks a lot.12br
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10You "return" an item you have purchase
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0Hi RayH, 02br
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00The red part is music to my ears. 05002br
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00Anyway, I always feel confused about using as in. 02br
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00M as in Mike. 02br
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00Return, rebate and refund as in money. 02br
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00Could you explain their meanings in these contexts for me? Thanks a lot. 01blockq
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01cite10Osee12cite10M as in Mike. 12br
10Return, rebate and refund as in money. 12br
10Could you explain their meanings in these contexts for me? Thanks a lot. 12br
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10I don't know if I can do you much good but here goes.02br
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00I assume you know that saying
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0In one of my geekiest moments ever, I was giving a code to someone and said "K as in potassium."02br
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00Seriously.02br
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00And the person didn't bat an eye. But later on, he teased me about it for months.0-
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