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15:28 Aug 6, 2006 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Bus/Financial - Management | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Peter Linton (X) Local time: 12:58 | ||||||
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4 +9 | yes |
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4 +4 | See sentence below |
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4 | the definer |
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3 | customers are the arbiters of business survival |
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customers are the judge of business survival. See sentence below Explanation: I would say something like "Customers determine whether a business survives." Or "Business survival depends on customers." Or "The survival of a business depends on its customers." Or . . . depends on customer satisfaction." Or "Satisfied customers keep a business in business." (A little too much of a pun, perhaps) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 mins (2006-08-06 15:41:20 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If your question is whether "judge" or "decide" is better, of those two choices, I would go with "decide." However, I do think there are better choices, as I've mentioned above. |
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