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I'm so Confused | What's "bottom line" mean?
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Please help me! Sat Apr 16, 2005 13:46 pm  Please help me!
 

Known for his skilled retorts, William F. Buckley has been a leading conservative voice..................
a)for closely fifty years
b)for almost half a century
c)for a virtual half century
d)for baryly less than fifty years
Which is right answer, why is it right, and why the others is wrong.
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This isn't a question about the tests. Is it some other test?
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Please help me! Sun Apr 17, 2005 11:24 am  Please help me!
 

b is correct
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