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A way of getting a pestering [[salesperson]] off your back whilst hedging your bets and feigning outrage at the contention that you signed it off later on. | A way of getting a pestering [[salesperson]] off your back whilst hedging your bets and feigning outrage at the contention that you signed it off later on. | ||
Say: “''[[At this stage I am [[inclined to]] agree | Say: “''[[At this stage]] I am [[inclined to]] agree, but you should have to consider the regulatory and tax aspects.''” | ||
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*[[Inclined to]] | *[[Inclined to]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 20 April 2017
A way of getting a pestering salesperson off your back whilst hedging your bets and feigning outrage at the contention that you signed it off later on.
Say: “At this stage I am inclined to agree, but you should have to consider the regulatory and tax aspects.”