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Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

two-thirds majority

Under a constitutional provision, a bill can be made law if passed by the Lower House with more a than two-thirds majority, even after the bill is rejected in the Upper House. ( from NHK news)

Is above sentence fine? Or, just a typo?

Thanks
LiJ
  

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Typo.

"...more than a two-thirds majority..."
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VorparTypo.

"...more than a two-thirds majority..."

Even the national broadcast company sometimes makes a mistake. Thanks, Vorpar.
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Liveinjapan
Vorpar
Typo.

"...more than a two-thirds majority..."

Even the national broadcast company sometimes makes a mistake. Thanks, Vorpar.

Hi LiJ

It's a typing error, not a grammar mistake, so I think it is excusable.
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It's certainly excusable.Emotion: smile Thank you for a new word, Liat.

LiJ
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