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yes, "Covid will be mostly gone by April" would mean the beginning April. However, if it's not gone, you can assume the response will be "oh i meant by the end
by chasd00 6y ago
yes, "Covid will be mostly gone by April" would mean the beginning April. However, if it's not gone, you can assume the response will be "oh i meant by the end of April".
- Zimahl 6y agoYou have to love those moving goalposts.
- jwlake 6y ago2 weeks to bend the curve!
- jessaustin 6y agoThe goalposts were installed on a speeding train early last year.
- tom_mellior 6y agoThanks. And yeah, "mostly gone" also offers a lot of wiggle room.