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13 Dec 2018
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Do you know any synomyn of 'deadline'?
Do you know any synomyn of 'deadline'?
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Due date
I often used to see this when I was at college and uni on my project briefs; they would write due date rather than deadline.
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Do you have any example guys? It would be really helpful for me!
thanks
thanks
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The deadline/cutoff/time-limit for your school project completion is Saturday next.
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@giuemax We would get something like this at the beginning of each project (but with more detailed information in the brief section).
Brief: Create a series of 6 illustrations following the theme discussed with your tutor.
Due Date: 1/2/2019
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