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No Entry for the Students
0 "No Entry for the Students" 02 br
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00 At a college, they put up the sign at a door because they don't want their students to come into the faculty rooms as there are many privacy items being handled inside. 02 br
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00 Now, couldn't this be taken to mean, "The students are not supposed to use this door. Use the designated doors to enter"? 02 br
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00 Many thanks in advance. 02 br
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00 Hiro 0-
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00 At a college, they put up the sign at a door because they don't want their students to come into the faculty rooms as there are many privacy items being handled inside. 02 br
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00 Now, couldn't this be taken to mean, "The students are not supposed to use this door. Use the designated doors to enter"? 02 br
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00 Many thanks in advance. 02 br
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00 Hiro 0-
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0 Yes, it could be taken to mean that. 02 br
00 I would have expected "No Entry for Students" or, more typical in the U.S., "Faculty Only". 02 br
00 In any case it's better than "Students Keep Out!" 05 0 02 br
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00 I would have expected "No Entry for Students" or, more typical in the U.S., "Faculty Only". 02 br
00 In any case it's better than "Students Keep Out!" 05 0 02 br
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