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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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The women interviewed range in age from 40 through 90 years old, illuminating the joys and hardships of life on the farm today as well as in times past.
In times past, beginning with the earliest cakes, the host or hostess of the party would place a gold coin or other small valuable trinket in the batter and it was a game to see who would wind up with the slice of cake that contained the bauble.
Do you dream of traveling to exotic cities like Paris, Tokyo, or Cairo In times past, the closest most American would ever get to working in such cities was in their dreams Do you dream of traveling to exotic cities like Paris, Tokyo, or Cairo?
 
 
 
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