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  1. 22-May-2011, 13:18 #1
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    Default the top to the the observation deck

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    When you visit, you値l be able to go to the top to the the observation deck that has panoramic views.

    Isn't "of" correct?
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    Default Re: the top to the the observation deck

    Quote Originally Posted by sunsunmoon View Post
    Macau Tower - Macau Attractions
    When you visit, you値l be able to go to the top, to the the observation deck that has panoramic views.

    Isn't "of" correct?
    No. This means "You can go to the top [of the building] to the observation deck."
    I think it would be taken for granted that you to the top of the observation deck, given that standing on the bottom of the observation deck would be difficult, unless you're a fly.
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