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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Using "at + city name".
Any problem with this?
"I'll meet you at Stockholm."
"I'll meet you at Stockholm."
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No, that's fine. "
- No, that's fine.
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No, that's fine.
Many people say both, "I'll meet you at Stockholm" and "I'll meet you in Stockholm."
Many people say both, "I'll meet you at Stockholm" and "I'll meet you in Stockholm."
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<ST. POLYCARP, Bishop of Smyrna, was a disciple of St. John. He wrote to the Philippians, exhorting them to mutual love and to hatred of heresy. When the apostate Marcion met St. Polycarp at Rome, he asked the aged Saint if he knew him.>
<ST. POLYCARP, Bishop of Smyrna, was a disciple of St. John. He wrote to the Philippians, exhorting them to mutual love and to hatred of heresy. When the apostate Marcion met St. Polycarp at Rome, he asked the aged Saint if he knew him.>
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