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'by end of October' vs 'by the end of October'

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Apart from to say vs. Apart from saying | use of 'look like'

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#1 (permalink) Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:23 am 'by end of October' vs 'by the end of October'

Is there any different between '.....by end of October..' and '....by the end of October...'

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#2 (permalink) Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:58 am 'by end of October' vs 'by the end of October'

Hi David The main difference to me is that I would use 'by the end of October' and I would not use 'by end of October'. .

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