World Journal of Surgical Oncology 2005, 3:9 http://www.wjso.com/content/3/1/9 Page 3 of 4 (page number not for citation purposes) tumours with a surrounding inflammatory reaction, as seen in our patient; lymph node involvement is unusual [13]. Our patient presented with the characteristic triad of symptoms associated with a gastrocolic fistula [5,14]:
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back / forward / up in time. For most people you move an event forward by scheduling it to happen sooner, but other people imagine the event being moved forward into the future, postponed. This is what mostâbut not allâpeople mean by saying they want to move an event backâlater. Usage is also split on whether moving an event up means making it happen sooner (most common) or later (less common). The result is widespread confusion. When using these expressions make clear your meaning by the context in which you use them. âWe need to move the meeting forwardâ is ambiguous; âwe need to move the meeting forward to an earlier dateâ is not.