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Rushed plans always have a (sometimes obvious) ulterior motive. Not that I see an obvious one here (very unfamiliar with specifics); but its always present in a
by edoceo 1y ago
Rushed plans always have a (sometimes obvious) ulterior motive. Not that I see an obvious one here (very unfamiliar with specifics); but its always present in a rush-job.
- tbrownaw 1y agoI have seen things that were rushed because they started late (because someone dragged their feet wrt budget approval).