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Andyw12345  +  482790 Thu, 28 Feb 08 02:19 PM

Hi people,

 

I am trying to avoid using 'taken off' twice. Please can somebody help?

if *** has not yet taken off in ***, then it's unlikely to have taken off elsewhere.

 

Thanks in advance! 
Andyw12345
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Many thanks, Andy
Anonymous, 1 yr 270 days ago

...then it's unlikely to have done so elsewhere

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Susankay, 1 yr 270 days ago

 

WHAT is" taking off"???

 A plane? a song? An idea?

 

 

 

Andyw12345, 1 yr 269 days ago

By taken off, I mean the widespread use of a concept!

Anonymous, 1 yr 269 days ago

In that case, If the idea hasn't taken off in ___, then it probably won't be accepted in __.

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