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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Uncertain about the meaning of "until 19th nov.."

Does "until 19th November" include the 19th day? I'm asking if it means the closing time is 18th of Nov. (0:00AM) or during the next day (19th) at the same time.
  

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Anonymous Does "until 19th November" include the 19th day? I would assume that it does not include the 19th. I take "to the 19th" or "until the 19th" not to include the 19th and "through the 19th" to include the 19th.

  • Anonymous Does "until 19th November" include the 19th day?
  • I would assume that it does not include the 19th.
  • I take "to the 19th" or "until the 19th" not to include the 19th and "through the 19th" to include the 19th.
  • CJ
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AnonymousDoes "until 19th November" include the 19th day?
I would assume that it does not include the 19th.
I take "to the 19th" or "until the 19th" not to include the 19th and "through the 19th" to include the 19th.
CJ
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Hi,
If I read that phrase and it was an important matter, I'd ask for clarification.

A related issue is whether such a phrase refers to midnight at the end of the day in question, or to some earlier time such as the time that a business closes, eg 5pm.

Best wishes, Clive

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