Sorry, this one's legit. The text is clearly talking about using acoustical engineering to make every seat in the theater a "good seat." Under this scenario, there is technically no "best seat in the house," but every seat has the benefits of a traditional "best seat in the house." The quotes are well-used.
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Things I see a lot: silica gel "do not eat"; hair dryer labels; inside the bus "do not drill"; Wal-mart sign about IDs; coffee machine with "2" cup sizes; employees must "wash hands"; that failblog post.
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Sorry, this one's legit. The text is clearly talking about using acoustical engineering to make every seat in the theater a "good seat." Under this scenario, there is technically no "best seat in the house," but every seat has the benefits of a traditional "best seat in the house." The quotes are well-used.
I agree with Andrew.
Why do people feel the need to undyingly defend the people who make these signs? What a waste of energy.
I agree with Jeff. Andrew doesn't seem to get the point.
i just want to see everyone fight over the seat they were all offered.
The quotes are used correctly, except for the fact that the period is outside the closing quotation mark...
Those quotes look okay to me as well. Full stop inside the quotes is the standard in Britain, but I don't know where it was taken...
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