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Timetable vs itinerary #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 28, 2010 3:36 am   Timetable vs itinerary		  
What is the difference between timetable and itinerary. How to include both in an induction program brochure?
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Timetable vs itinerary #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:12 am   Timetable vs itinerary		  
What is the difference between timetable and itinerary. How to include both in an induction program brochure?
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Timetable vs itinerary #3 (permalink) Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:06 am   Timetable vs itinerary		  
If you don't already have one, I suggest you invest in a good dictionary. You would be able to find this sort of information more easily then.

Timetable - a schedule listing times of events.
Itinerary - a route or proposed route of a journey, or record of a journey.
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Timetable vs itinerary #4 (permalink) Wed Apr 28, 2010 13:24 pm   Timetable vs itinerary		  
In addition to or instead of using a conventional paper based dictionary you can also simply google any word and you will get a definition within seconds.

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