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They’d been learning about the phrase ‘pyrrhic victory’, which came from Roman times and meant that you’d won something, like a battle, but in order to win, you had to lose so much that you really hadn’t won at all.

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Tommy Wallach Quote: “They’d been learning about the phrase ‘pyrrhic victory’, which came from Roman times and meant that you’d won something, like a battle, but in order to win, you had to lose so much that you really hadn’t won at all.”

“They’d been learning about the phrase ‘pyrrhic victory’, which came from Roman times and meant that you’d won something, like a battle, but in order to win, you had to lose so much that you really hadn’t won at all.”

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Tommy Wallach Quote: “They’d been learning about the phrase ‘pyrrhic victory’, which came from Roman times and meant that you’d won something, like a battle, but in order to win, you had to lose so much that you really hadn’t won at all.”
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