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in time

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in time (for something) also in time to do something
before it is too late I'm glad you made it in time. He planned to arrive in time to have dinner with his sister. I hope she gets here in time to see the show's opening number.
Usage notes: often used in the form just in time (almost too late): He was just in time for his flight.
See also: time


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Sheila Mulrennan is a business author and journalist who regularly contributes articles on Management, Personal Development and training in time management
Reeves, 1998), others voice concern, suggesting that the educational benefits to the student have yet to be adequately assessed and that faculty costs in time may outweigh the benefits of learning new technologies for pedagogical purposes (e.
A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L'Engle (Holtzbrinck Publishers, 2007).
 
 
 
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