Re: first anniversary?

Diana Maynard (maynardd@cs.man.ac.uk)
Thu, 11 Jul 96 13:07:53 BST

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> Would you consider "first anniversary" redundant too? To me
> "anniversary" by itself can mean either "one year anniversary" or "X
> year anniversary".
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> Gregory S. Aist aist+@cmu.edu
> Graduate student in Computational Linguistics
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Absolutely. Surely the default meaning for anniversary must be 'one year' unless another number is specified.

Di Maynard
Manchester University

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