Location update:
"As demand has been so high for attendance at the "Equivalents: K = Na. Is the genie out of the bottle?" event on 1 November 2017, we have moved the event to a larger hall."
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Is the larger venue equivalent to the smaller venue? Sure, it may take more people, but overall the discussion will be the same. Obviously so. Save the extra expense and give the money to charity.
ReplyDeleteProof, if it were required, comes from the result of the recent Tottenham Hotspur match at Wembley, where they played as badly as they do at the home ground.