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Reply Mon 28 Dec, 2009 05:16 am
"The Best of Times: China in 2013" or "Heyday: China in 2013"
Which of the two do you accept as the title of a book written by a Hong Kong writer?
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Reply Mon 28 Dec, 2009 06:12 am
I prefer the first, because "heyday" is mostly used about the past, and 2013 is in the future.
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