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"solution to" vs "solution for"


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"solution to" vs "solution for" #31 (permalink) Sun Jun 01, 2008 11:37 am   "solution to" vs "solution for"		  
nessie wrote:
(I hate to reveal these things, but there are more which are... more ridiculous) Should I laugh or cry? (No idea!)


But you've spotted their mistakes; which in itself deserves a <hats off>.

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"solution to" vs "solution for" #32 (permalink) Sun Jun 01, 2008 11:41 am   "solution to" vs "solution for"		  
which in itself deserves a <hats off>.

==>> sorry but what do you mean, MrP? :O
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"solution to" vs "solution for" #33 (permalink) Sun Jun 01, 2008 12:02 pm   "solution to" vs "solution for"		  
Hello Nessie,

The Free Dictionary puts it quite well:
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hats off to someone
something that you say when you want to express your admiration for someone.

Hats off to her - it takes a lot of courage to go travelling on your own at that age.


All the best,

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