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| What does this sentence mean? Also "long after" mean? |
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| Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten In essence, it means that even if the item you bought is expensive, it will last for a long time. (According to the...often false assumption that expensive things are better) long after=a long time after...[buying this product, in this example] |
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If you buy a really top quality item [which will probably last longer and do its job better than a less good item] for a high price, you will remember the quality for a much longer time than you will remember the price. |
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