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For questions about noun phrases that contain no articles, definite or indefinite.
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Is it correct to omit definite article before the phrase "election day"
We'll find out where the chips fall on election day.
This sentence can be rewritten as follows:
The election will clarify how the local residents feel about it.
Election day will clear up all the …
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