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"Have this to me by Friday." Submitting it on Friday morning: okay or not? (nm)
Posted by
nubby
Nov 30 '12, 05:51
What does "by" mean?
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by Friday = due Friday -- nm
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ty97
Nov 30, 06:01
"by Friday" = "by Friday, end of day" -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 30, 05:58
I'd clarify. Obviously, if it's today it's too late. But I can see that as meaning both things.......
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volnelk
Nov 30, 05:57
1
Yeah, this is a problem for this particular person. -- nm
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nubby
Nov 30, 06:01
"by" = "including Friday" -- nm
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prayformojo
Nov 30, 05:55
3
So people thinking "by" = "before" would be in the minority. Good. -- nm
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nubby
Nov 30, 06:05
1
exactly -- nm
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decline
Nov 30, 06:07
yes. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 30, 05:57
next Friday -- nm
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Don Homer
Nov 30, 05:54
I would allow it -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 30, 05:53
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