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0 Hi again, 02br
00'road to peace' 02br
00A road is easy to follow, so it sounds like the steps needed to find peace are easy to see. 02br
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00'roadmap to peace' 02br
00If you need a map, it means the place you are going is harder to find. In other words, it sounds harder to find peace. 02br
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00Clive 0-

0Give us the whole sentence, will you, MTL?-- I have an idea that 'roadmap' is a peace plan, where the 'road' is the route that has been, is, or will be traveled by fulfilling the plan. 0-

0 Sorry to be off-topic, but MrM; what is an 'educat'? 0-

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0 Hi Mr. M. 02br
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00Sorry, no context. I saw it appear on TV. Probably, it refers to the name of a program. 02br
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00Thanks for the reply. 0-

0 "Road to peace" would not carry the intended meaning of "roadmap to peace". 02br
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00Map is a drawing, a scheme, an instructive tool to help its users to travel from one place to another. 02br
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00So a "roadmap to peace" is a PLAN of pre-designed steps for the involved parties to follow in order to end hostility and violence. 0-

0 I think that "roadmap" , in general, is a plan that states what is to be achieved and when it is to be achieved. 02br
00For example , a company may present you with a roadmap of its products' development. 0-

0 Hi All, 02br
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00Yes. Indeed, 'roadmap' is often used in the industry. To me, it has the same meaning as 'PLAN' or 'GUIDE.' 02br
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00There's one more word 'outlook.' Are 'roadmap' and 'outlook' buzzwords for 'PLAN' or 'GUIDE' in the industry? 02br
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00Thanks for the replies. 0-