The truth is yes, but a conflict in the dates meant it didn't work out.
Laydown without the date means "distribution": Publishers Weekly (where's the apostrophe?) wrote recently about a Beatles book that "hits the stores with a worldwide laydown of 1.5 million copies".
He seemed to receive the idea well, although with concern that moving the date meant something about his prognosis.
The May date means the referendum will take place on the same day as elections in Northern Ireland, English local elections, and ballots for Scottish parliament and Welsh assembly.
Andrew Opie, director of food and consumer policy at the British Retail Consortium, wrote: "Certainly, some customers aren't clear about what the different dates mean but getting rid of them won't reduce food waste.
Today's confirmation of the release date means the gorgeous free-flowing RPG is only a few weeks away.
"What the closing date means depends on how it's set forth in the contract," Mr. Altman said.
On the music scene, the first date meant the beginning of commercial radio and TV, and major record labels establishing a base in the country.
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