You’ve probably heard the word D-Day being used with reference to a past war or major battle. We even use it colloquially today when we know it’s the …
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Interesting Facts about D-Day Most People Don't Know
You’ve probably heard the word D-Day being used with reference to a past war or major battle. We even use it colloquially today when we know it’s the final day to take action. For example, if you have a major deadline at work, you may say to your team, “today is D-Day,” but do you know exactly what this means and the significance around it? Let’s find out.
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