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'understood CIF' or 'understood as CIF'?

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'concession' vs 'franchise'? | 'upon receipt of your order' vs 'of your order'?

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#1 (permalink) Fri Aug 27, 2010 16:04 pm 'understood CIF' or 'understood as CIF'?

Hi, Is 'as' necessary in this sentence? 'Prices should be understood as CIF, London port.' (I saw the version without 'as' used.) Thank you very much. _________________ Please help correct my mistakes whenever you see them. Many thanks :)

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