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Mean business Tue Nov 16, 2004 10:01 am  Mean business
 

Test No. incompl/inter-53 "Business Expressions (2)", question 4

I really wouldn't joke about it because these people are deadly serious and ......... business.

(a) signify
(b) mean
(c) require
(d) need

Test No. incompl/inter-53 "Business Expressions (2)", answer 4

I really wouldn't joke about it because these people are deadly serious and mean business.

Correct answer: (b) mean

Your answer was: incorrect
I really wouldn't joke about it because these people are deadly serious and need business.
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mean business
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Mean business Tue Nov 16, 2004 13:53 pm  Mean business
 

They are serious in their intentions.
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