The phrase "ago fixed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, "ago" indicating a time in the past and "fixed" which typically refers to something that is secured or established.
Example: "The issue was fixed a week ago."
Alternatives: "previously resolved" or "corrected earlier."
Karyn R. Hierl, 48, of Bethlehem, Pa., spent $10,000 a few years ago fixing her yard.
Rick Rieder, BlackRock's chief investment officer of global fixed income, points out that 10 years ago, most fixed income investments had yields of at least 3percentt.
Not long ago, she fixed the VCR by herself.
The number that a decade or more ago helped fixed IAM, the Marseille group, on the French charts, borrows from George Benson to lay down a mellow beat.
Perhaps the time has come for a date to be set for obliterating all the old boundaries, a sort of telecom version of Wall Street's big bang more than 20 years ago, when fixed commissions were abolished.
Well, SSL was actually replaced by TLS some time ago, which fixed some security holes, but not the biggest: browsers automatically accept security certificates for any site from literally hundreds of different authorities, any of which can be, and often are, compromised.
But some white and black owners who abandoned their homes years ago are fixing them up for new renters.
Joined by senators from Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia, Mr. McConnell and his fellow Kentuckian Jim Bunning in late July introduced a $13 billion proposal to retire the vestiges of the program created seven decades ago to fix the tobacco supply and guarantee a minimum price.
Use the hair tie you took out a few minutes ago to fix it into place.
However, a few days later, he was forced to admit that work cancelled on the Forth Road Bridge five years ago would have fixed the faulty section that caused its closure, and seemingly pointing the finger at FETA.
