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read the fine print

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read the fine print
to know all the information contained in a document read the small print This new law will disappoint a lot of voters once they have had a chance to read the fine print. You should always read the fine print before signing a contract.
Etymology: based on the idea that often what is printed in very small type in a document is the most important information
See also: fine, print, read
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However, you must read the fine print before applying for one of these credit cards, as they often charge high yearly fees, set-up fees, and even monthly fees.
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Nevertheless, you need to shop securely, read the fine print, and then enjoy the savings and convenience of online shopping.
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It''s important to read the fine print and look for features that suit your specific needs before settling on any one international calling plan.
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