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The closing date of the tender in respect to PCs and LCDs are as follows:
PCs - 25th Jan
LCDs - 7th Feb
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PCs - 25th Jan
LCDs - 7th Feb
Thank you
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Hi, The closing date of the tender in respect to PCs and LCDs are as follows: PCs - 25th Jan LCDs - 7th Feb There are two dates, so I'd say date s . If there are two tenders, I'd also make tender a plural. Instead of in respect to , I prefer the simpler for.
- Hi, The closing date of the tender in respect to PCs and LCDs are as follows: PCs - 25th Jan LCDs - 7th Feb There are two dates, so I'd say date s .
- If there are two tenders, I'd also make tender a plural.
- Instead of in respect to , I prefer the simpler for.
- The closing dates of the tender for PCs and LCDs are as follows: PCs - 25th Jan LCDs - 7th Feb Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
The closing date of the tender in respect to PCs and LCDs are as follows:
PCs - 25th Jan
LCDs - 7th Feb
There are two dates, so I'd say dates. If there are two tenders, I'd also make tender a plural. Instead of
The closing date of the tender in respect to PCs and LCDs are as follows:
PCs - 25th Jan
LCDs - 7th Feb
There are two dates, so I'd say dates. If there are two tenders, I'd also make tender a plural. Instead of
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