Please explain this sentence "Back in the days of the Roman Empire, being the top dog was just as risky a business and assassination was an occupational hazard." What does the phrase "was just as ris

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Please explain this sentence "Back in the days of the Roman Empire, being the top dog was just as risky a business and assassination was an occupational hazard." What does the phrase "was just as risky a business" mean? Is it a structure or something? Thank you.

16 апр. 2014 г., 10:10

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"Just as risky a business" means "equally risky" (as the situations described in the previous paragraph).

16 апреля 2014 г.

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