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You could say e.g. "today is D-Day" to mean "today is June 6th". But if you said "D-Day" without context people would assume you meant the event in WWII. So ye
by arrowsmith 1y ago
You could say e.g. "today is D-Day" to mean "today is June 6th".
But if you said "D-Day" without context people would assume you meant the event in WWII. So yeah, I guess the original headline is definitely misleading, if not strictly inaccurate.