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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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noun
a draft decree on representative offices (1)= a draft of the decree on representative offices? (2)
If no, what is the difference in meaning btw them?What is the standard form?
Quoc
PS:This is a decree but this decree is only a draft.
If no, what is the difference in meaning btw them?What is the standard form?
Quoc
PS:This is a decree but this decree is only a draft.
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A draft decree predates the final one of necessity; a draft of the decree could still be around after the final decree is promulgated. I would definitely choose the former unless you are looking at an outdated draft.
- A draft decree predates the final one of necessity; a draft of the decree could still be around after the final decree is promulgated.
- I would definitely choose the former unless you are looking at an outdated draft.
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A draft decree predates the final one of necessity; a draft of the decree could still be around after the final decree is promulgated. I would definitely choose the former unless you are looking at an outdated draft.
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