I have reduced the font size in your post, zagolina. Most of us find large fonts very hard to read.
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- 24-Jan-2012, 23:40 #1
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historical yesterday, mysterious tomorrow " Historical yesterday, Mysterious tomorrow "
Is the previous expression as a title for an article right?
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- 24-Jan-2012, 23:43 #2
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Re: historical yesterday, mysterious tomorrow Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
If you just want to know the meaning of a word, try OneLook Dictionary Search first.
- 25-Jan-2012, 11:17 #3
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Re: historical yesterday, mysterious tomorrow No problem 5JJ
Thank you
- 25-Jan-2012, 11:51 #4
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Re: historical yesterday, mysterious tomorrow As it's a title, capitalise yesterday and tomorrow, too.
Originally Posted by zagolina 
(And there's no need to be sarcastic.)
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- 05-Feb-2012, 21:33 #5
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Re: historical yesterday, mysterious tomorrow Sorry Rover, how am I "sarcastic"?
Thank you for replying
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