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Reply With QuoteWithout further context, we can only take it to mean 'early in 2013'.
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- 20-Dec-2012, 11:45 #1
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The New Year Dear Teachers
When I read the following sentence yesterday (Dec 2012): "Blackrock will be making a fund manager appointment in the New Year". For New Year, does it mean in 2013? Or in Janauary of 2013?
Please advise.
Anthony the learner
- 20-Dec-2012, 11:49 #2
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Re: The New Year
- 21-Dec-2012, 07:04 #3
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Re: The New Year Thanks Rover
Originally Posted by Rover_KE 
- 21-Dec-2012, 08:26 #4
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Re: The New Year Your thanks are appreciated, patran, but you don't need to send them in a separate post or quote our replies back to us.
We are all happy to accept a simple click on the Like button as your acknowledgement of our help.
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