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What does the comma between the last two nound in this news heading mean?
"Grubhub to pay $25M for 'deceptive' practices against customers, drivers" I've been seeing this quite a bit in news headlines. Does the comma replace an "&"? Is it just a weird clickbaity incomplete sentence thing?
navigating local council
- Get flyer to check waste service is correct.
- Check waste service on notice. Service number 1
- go to website on flyer. It's a login portal. No information about service.
- google council webpage, search page for waste service.
- There is no "service 1".
- check notice again for $ amount.
- Check page again for corresponding service.
- fin.
So easy, thanks Penrith City Council!
