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24 Aug 2014
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What does te part with the blue background mean?
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Venture capital is money used to create a business. Not so hard own means the money was easy to get. Therefore, this sentence is talking about money used to create a business which was easily obtained.
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Now I know completely. Thanks a lot.
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