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gera up a deal or set up a deal #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:59 am   gera up a deal or set up a deal		  
I managed to set up/gear up a deal with a good distribution company.
Which is correct?
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gera up a deal or set up a deal #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 06, 2008 13:06 pm   gera up a deal or set up a deal		  
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Both seem to me to be appropriate business slang.
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