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What does it mean?
"We will contact you with our decision in the New Year."
January the 1st or any day in the 2015?
What does it mean?
"We will contact you with our decision in the New Year."
January the 1st or any day in the 2015?
"We will contact you with our decision in the New Year."
January the 1st or any day in the 2015?
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It should mean some time close to the beginning of the year, but not necessarily on January 1st.
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