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plan on

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plan on someone
to be ready for someone; to anticipate someone's arrival. Don't plan on Sam. He has a cold and probably won't come. We are planning on Ted and Bill.
See also: plan

plan on something

to prepare for something; to be ready for something; to anticipate something. If I were you, I would plan on a big crowd at your open house. This was not planned on.
See also: plan


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Individuals must ask themselves how they plan on dealing with such catastrophes when they occur.
Since healthcare plan companies base the price of their plan on the status of the health of the individual, don''t be surprised if some might get higher rate than others.
This is how you plan on keeping your business going and how you plan on developing a strong customer base.
 
 
 
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