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"all in a lump sum" vs "all in one lump sum"



 
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"all in a lump sum" vs "all in one lump sum" #1 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 13:02 pm   "all in a lump sum" vs "all in one lump sum"
 

1. "She managed to pay her loan all in a lump sum."
2. "She managed to pay her loan all in one lump sum."
Are both the sentences correct and mean the same?
Please enlighten me.
Thanks.
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"all in a lump sum" vs "all in one lump sum" #2 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 16:19 pm   "all in a lump sum" vs "all in one lump sum"
 

Hanifasmm wrote:
Are both the sentences correct and mean the same?
Yes.
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