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rush job

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rush job n (urgent) → lavoro urgente; (botched, hurried) → lavoro fatto in fretta


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If they really still don't yet know how many jobs will go and where, it proves that Lloyds "rescue" of HBoS was a rush job - and also that those at the top failed to do their homework.
It was all going blissfully well until the morning I was so busy getting them factor 50'd, I did a rush job on my legs.
Sometimes, it''s we who pay those costs with extra hours and weekends to fix the rush jobs.
 
 
 
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