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ETA means 'estimated time of arrival,' correct? Is it ok to use that in terms of something being completed?

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Nov 4 '08, 13:04

like, "I don't have an ETA on when that report will be completed."

?

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forecasted date of completion -- nm - zork Nov 4, 13:05 1
- "eff doc" -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 13:05
I say that often -- nm - oblique - I voted! Nov 4, 13:04
we call that ETC (estimated time of completion) -- nm - loosilu - I voted! Nov 4, 13:04

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