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front page = page one?

Dear teachers,
As far as the wall street journal is concerned, does front page equalize page one?
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Re: front page = page one?

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Originally Posted by japanjapan

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Dear teachers,
As far as The Wall Street Journal is concerned, does front page (equal)(mean) page one?
thanks

yes

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