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5 | assuming they do not already fall on "morning schedule" days |
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assuming they do not already fall on "morning schedule" days Explanation: The "el mismo" refers to "al horario mañana" a bit further in that sentence. The 5th, 24th and 31st are all eve's of holidays. (Epiphany, Christmas, New Year) Personally, I'd say it like this: "In all cases, the "morning" schedule will always apply for January 5th and December 24th and 31st, assuming these dates do not already fall on "morning schedule" days. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 days (2019-01-21 10:37:06 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- @Comunican, I'm glad it helped you. |
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