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Thread: an upset decision
- 19-Sep-2006, 16:53 #1
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an upset decision "he was disqualified on an upset decision."
does it mean that the decision of the judges led to a controversy and was a bit unfair?
or that the disqualification was hard to take for the competitor?
- 20-Sep-2006, 06:53 #2
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Teacher Re: an upset decision A surprising or unexpected decision.
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