An American vampire’s deal FALLS THROUGH

October 31, 2013 · by · in Idioms/Phrasal verbs · 5 Comments

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When a business deal FALLS THROUGH, does it succeed or fail?

In politics, when two parties are trying to form a coalition government but the talks fall through, do the parties form a government or not?

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Have you had an important plan that fell through? What was it and how disappointed were you?

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