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15:34 Jan 20, 2001 |
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organic Explanation: It only means that they are offering fresh,homemade organic products. |
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in an organised fashion Explanation: No, it doesn't mean they are offering "organic" produce - that is called "biologico" in Italian. You can sell used cars and do it in "maniera organica". It means that they are organising themselves to be more professional. organico- systematic, organised see Grande Sansoni Angela |
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in a structured manner Explanation: I agree that it is not organic |
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I'm sorry it's not organic Explanation: ho inserito la risposta mentre volevo cancellarla.Scusate. |
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"in an integral way" or "in a balanced way" Explanation: The word "organic" as used here implies insertion of a product into the marketplace in such a way that it penetrates the market as yeast permeates dough--that is, in a balanced way that covers every part of the market, or at least all the desired parts to be covered. Dizionario Garzanti della Lingua Italiana |
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