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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
To match dollar-for-dollar, has taken the battle
Hi, What is "To match dollar-for-dollar" ?
Does " has taken the battle" mean that he moved the battle (from his place) To Romney place ?
'Although Gingrich and his super PAC haven’t been able to match Romney dollar-for-dollar on the TV airwaves, the former speaker has taken the battle to the ex-Massachusetts governor in his speeches, interviews and in debates."
Does " has taken the battle" mean that he moved the battle (from his place) To Romney place ?
'Although Gingrich and his super PAC haven’t been able to match Romney dollar-for-dollar on the TV airwaves, the former speaker has taken the battle to the ex-Massachusetts governor in his speeches, interviews and in debates."
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The company I work for will match my contribution to March of Dimes, dollar-to-dollar. ] If the "battle" can't be won by spending on paid advertising, the "battle" will be held in his speeches, etc.
- The company I work for will match my contribution to March of Dimes, dollar-to-dollar.
- ] If the "battle" can't be won by spending on paid advertising, the "battle" will be held in his speeches, etc.
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The company I work for will match my contribution to March of Dimes, dollar-to-dollar. [Every dollar I pay, they will pay another dollar.]
If the "battle" can't be won by spending on paid advertising, the "battle" will be held in his speeches, etc.
If the "battle" can't be won by spending on paid advertising, the "battle" will be held in his speeches, etc.
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