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Ayan86 Posted 10 years ago
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"of" or "for"?
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Should I use "of" or "for"?
These regulations were approved according to minutes No. 34 for the meeting held by the Tax Commission on April 10, 2016.
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Should I use "of" or "for"?
These regulations were approved according to minutes No. 34 for the meeting held by the Tax Commission on April 10, 2016.
Thanks
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Use "of". It should be "Minute No. 34" though (singular, and, though I dislike gratuitious capitalisation, in this case I probably would capitalise).
- Use "of".
- It should be "Minute No.
- 34" though (singular, and, though I dislike gratuitious capitalisation, in this case I probably would capitalise).
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Use "of". It should be "Minute No. 34" though (singular, and, though I dislike gratuitious capitalisation, in this case I probably would capitalise).
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