Would it be fair to precis the above as "he was the best of an appallingly bad bunch"
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Would it be fair to precis the above as "he was the best of an appallingly bad bunch"
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Quite fair; although with the addition of the words "by far" just before "the best", and extreme emphasis on "appallingly".Originally Posted by Biggles
Would it be fair to precis the above as "he was the best of an appallingly bad bunch"
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