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To sell our holidays #1 (permalink) Mon Feb 16, 2004 16:44 pm   To sell our holidays
 

Hello dear Alan and Torsten. Tell me please: Whah does ex. mean?
" To sell our holidays"
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Sell our holidays #2 (permalink) Mon Feb 16, 2004 18:00 pm   Sell our holidays
 

Dear Pioneer,

Where did you come across this phrase?
To me this expression makes only sense if an executive of a travel agency informs their employess or gives a press conference and says: '....'We're continuing to sell our holidays at the same high rates as last year. ...'

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Sell our holidays #3 (permalink) Mon Feb 16, 2004 18:22 pm   Sell our holidays
 

Thank you. I think you are right.
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