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"cuts" has to be the worse word choice in this context, it sounds like they're terminating deals rather than creating them.
by aimazon 2y ago
"cuts" has to be the worse word choice in this context, it sounds like they're terminating deals rather than creating them.
- breck 2y ago"inks"
- Jerrrrrrry 2y agois there a slim chance at a title change? or a fat chance?
- scinadier 2y agoCommon english lexicon should cut ties with the phrase "cut a deal"
- justsocrateasin 2y agoYeah I agree, could be confusing to non native speakers though. It's a weird idiom.
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- mattlondon 2y agoCame here to say that - my reaction was initially "I didn't know they even had those deals to cut them!"
- TiredOfLife 2y agoIt's up there with "drops" for word swith multiple different meanings
- tigerlily 2y agoIt cuts both ways.