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britdam007

britdam007

India

Please choose the meaning of the given expression :


“No news is good news”


1) It is likely that we expect bad news 2) It is likely to have bad news 3) It is likele that nothing bad has happened 4) It is unlikely that nothing bad has happened.



Best regards,


Abhishek

06:03 AM May 18 2015 |

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Teacher AmySuper Member!

United States

3) “It is likely that nothing bad has happened” is the best meaning of this expression.


Best,


Amy

06:30 PM May 20 2015 |