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Yoong Liat Posted 19 years ago
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last day of service is on
0 Do we say, "Mr Smith's last day of service is 31 December 06" 02 br
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00 or "Mr Smith's last day of service is 01 b 00 on 02 b 00 31 December 06" 02 br
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00 I sometimes see 'on' used, but I don't think the word is necessary. 0-
02 br
00 or "Mr Smith's last day of service is 01 b 00 on 02 b 00 31 December 06" 02 br
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00 I sometimes see 'on' used, but I don't think the word is necessary. 0-
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0 00 No "on," except in situations such as: 00 02 br
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| 00 00 Senior officers whose 01 b 00 last day of service is 02 b 00 on or after 1 April 2008 will not 01 b 00 ... 02 b 00 02 td | 02 tr
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