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"$The\, long\, or\, short\, of\, it$" is that $I$ do not want to deal with that new firm.
"$The\, long\, or\, short\, of\, it$" is that $I$ do not want to deal with that new firm.
- AThe long and short of it
- BThe long and short for it
- CThe long or short for it
- DThe shot and long for it
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