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23-May-2006, 08:19
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 can you tell me the meaning of the phrase ‘Fair enough’ Here, what is the meaning of the phrase fair enough ? Thank you |
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23-May-2006, 10:52
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| Re: can you tell me the meaning of the phrase Welcome.  Sharing the cost is just or equal. No more [for you or me], no less [for you or me]. All the best.  |
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23-May-2006, 14:40
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| Re: can you tell me the meaning of the phrase Other words for "fair enough": all right; agreed. |
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23-May-2006, 15:01
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 Re: can you tell me the meaning of the phrase it means it is fair, satisfying, fine, clear, moderate in quality or amount. so, i'll accept that. |
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23-May-2006, 15:43
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30-May-2006, 08:25
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| Re: can you tell me the meaning of the phrase Quote:
 thank you for your help |
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