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Re: RealDutch post# 91995

Thursday, 07/02/2015 3:29:44 AM

Thursday, July 02, 2015 3:29:44 AM

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I agree. I think using the prepositon "on" referring to the end of a quarter is clumsy English. (Several decades ago I was a teacher of English for 10 years). "On" is more suitable when referring to a particular day. Even so, I think that the exact deadline is somewhat blurred by the use of "on" rather then "by".
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