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If someone was “bad news,” what did that mean?

Retry Correct Incorrect When someone was “bad news,” it usually meant that they never had anything good to say. They always brought a depressing aura to any room that they entered and no one wanted to be around them.

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If someone was “bad news,” what did that mean?

• They were a crook
• They were a bully
• They were bad luck
• They were a depressing person