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what does "it was a killer approach mean"?

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M007
 
Reply Fri 20 May, 2016 02:29 am
can you give me some examples?
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M007
 
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Reply Fri 20 May, 2016 02:31 am
what does "it was a killer approach" mean?
roger
 
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Reply Fri 20 May, 2016 02:42 am
@M007,
A killer approach would be a highly effective approach.
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Tes yeux noirs
 
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Reply Fri 20 May, 2016 03:25 am
An approach that 'kills' (overcomes, defeats, renders ineffective) all obstacles, opposition or doubt.
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