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meantolearn
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Wed, 20 Apr 05 07:50 AM
"55 % off entire stock"
entire stock -
Does it mean all the items on sale or partially?
Thanks,
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CalifJim
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Wed, 20 Apr 05 07:59 AM
The stock of the store is everything they have on the premisses.
Any and all items you see there are on sale for the above-mentioned discount.
Be careful that the sentence doesn't stop there. It might be terminated by a rather disappointing phrase:
55% off entire stock of second-hand gloves and shoes.
CJ
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"There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche
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meantolearn,
4 yr 221 days ago
Hi CJ,
I'll find out when I walk in the store.
Thanks for telling.
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