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  1. 18-Mar-2011, 13:24 #1
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    I confused you meant the inspection has passed at / on 16 March.
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    Default Re: at or on?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zoe2008 View Post
    I confused you meant the inspection has passed at / on 16 March.
    It's "on 16th March". Do you mean "I am confused about whether you meant that the inspection was passed..."?
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