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Latest post Wed, Nov 30 2005 1:31 PM by Kedra. 2 replies.
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Kedra  +  164591 Wed, 30 Nov 05 01:13 PM

Is double-booking is the right word for explaining that the same room in hotel was reserved by two different guests on the same dates? If no, please suggest yours. In general, is there the word or word phrase to name such phenomenon?

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nona the brit  +  164594 Wed, 30 Nov 05 01:15 PM
Yes that is the correct phrase.
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Kedra, 3 yr 359 days ago
thank you for quick answer!
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