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  1. 27-Feb-2007, 02:56 #1
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    Smile idiomatic expression

    pls let me know the meaning of the expression " failing to plan is planning to fail "
    thanks a lot.
  2. 27-Feb-2007, 03:05 #2
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    Default Re: idiomatic expression

    I don't know how to explain it, but basically:
    If you aren't prepared, you won't succeed (almost guaranteed).
    Hope this helps!
  3. 27-Feb-2007, 09:48 #3
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    Default Re: idiomatic expression

    If you are not successful in making a plan it would be confirm that your result will be a failure.

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