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What does this sentence mean: As fares fell one of the casualties or victims...?



 
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What does this sentence mean: As fares fell one of the casualties or victims...? Sat Mar 24, 2007 6:52 am  What does this sentence mean: As fares fell one of the casualties or victims...?
 

Expensive air fares resulted in customer satisfaction. As fares fell one of the casualties or victims of the price cutting war was customer satisfaction.

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Hi,

This means: As the cost of fares was reduced/came down, one of the bad results from this battle to reduce prices was customer satisfaction.

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