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- How do I formally say “from January to Today”? : r . . . - Reddit
You could use "from January to the present" or now rather than today You could also simply say "since January" You might also want to specify exactly when rather than January "Since the start of January" When saying from X to Y you may need to explicitly state if X and Y are included or not
- January Debt Collector? : r Scams - Reddit
January Debt Collector? Anyone else ever get texts like these? From what I can tell January is a legitimate company, but I do not have a Fortiva credit card
- Travel in Tokyo in january, pros and cons ? Share your opinions . . .
The second Monday of January is a special “coming of age” day and if in Tokyo you will see beautiful coats and fur collars and girls all dressed up taking pictures everywhere
- Favorite warm sunny destinations in January that dont break . . . - Reddit
I have a big birthday next January and would like to plan for a sunny escape from the Canadian winter (5 days, give or take) Unfortunately, I was laid off in September and am still on the lookout for full-time employment I was given a decent severance, but am still mindful of "non-essential" costs until I get off the market
- What to expect when visiting Seoul in January? : r koreatravel
This is my first time traveling to Seoul, Korea in January, what can I expect as far as weather, tourist areas, etc? It's been a few years, but any recommendations or tips are appreciated
- Would it be crazy to visit Dublin in January? : r Dublin - Reddit
January will have short days and gloomy weather but nothing extreme I think it would be a good time to visit if you are used to travelling in the ‘off’ season
- Is January a bad time to visit Japan? : r JapanTravelTips - Reddit
The water is warm enough that you can swim in just a regular swim suit Tokyo is around 50f 10c I live in Tokyo and I'm comfortable with just a sweater or light jacket Anytime, even January, is a great time to visit Japan Japan has a lot of great winter activities and it's nice to warm up at the end of the day in the onsen
- is january too late to apply? : r lawschooladmissions - Reddit
January isn't too late! More than half of law school admits will come after the New Year, especially since this is such a slow cycle A strong Jan Feb application will always yield better results than a weak October application The only downside is that you may have to wait longer to receive a decision The other option is to apply in January and then reapply next cycle if you feel you can
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