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Windyjolt Posted 16 years ago
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Over a period & Over the period difference
" Over a period" & "Over the period" What is the difference between these?
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The first speaks of a yet unspecified period; the second speaks of a specific, known period.
- The first speaks of a yet unspecified period; the second speaks of a specific, known period.
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The first speaks of a yet unspecified period; the second speaks of a specific, known period.
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