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Guest  +  11756 Thu, 30 Oct 03 05:24 AM
Is it OK to say, " I will be put of station from the afternoon of 1/11 till the morning of
05/11."
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Mike in Japan  +  11771 Thu, 30 Oct 03 08:43 AM
I suspect you mean put off. Can you give context?
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