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beginning vs opening | make a change for the better or it's better to change
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incompatible or inconsistent? Sun Apr 20, 2008 15:59 pm  incompatible or inconsistent?		  
can you you correct this sentence, please?
"Training hours are incompatible with different program units."
or ,
"Training hours are inconsistent with different program units."
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incompatible or inconsistent? Mon Apr 21, 2008 1:11 am  incompatible or inconsistent?		  
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Based on the context you've supplied, I'd use the first one.
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