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in times past

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in times past
Fig. long ago; in previous times. In times past, you would not have been able to wear casual clothing to work. In times past, the air always seemed fresher and cleaner.
See also: past, times


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In times past this was done if only because there was little choice, there was just not enough money to go around and not enough people to allow you to refuse to do business with them.
Man has always liked sweet things In times past they braved bee stings before they learnt to control the bees
These days, Jones works in the financial industry in Minnesota and Toronto, but in times past he has served in academia and government.
 
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