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Sk trade Posted 13 years ago
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What does this sentence mean?
"As it is a system trouble, we will not take out one of the two the commission."
What does this sentence mean? That they pay two commissions because there was a system trouble or there was the system trouble but they do not pay two commissions?
What does this sentence mean? That they pay two commissions because there was a system trouble or there was the system trouble but they do not pay two commissions?
Top answer
" That sentence is not well enough formed for me to understand it.
- " That sentence is not well enough formed for me to understand it.
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sk tradeAs it is a system trouble, we will not take out one of the two the commission."That sentence is not well enough formed for me to understand it.
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