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time for

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*time for someone or something
the time to deal with someone or something. (Often with the negative. *Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~; make ~; find ~.) I'm sorry, I don't have time for you today. I don't think I have time for a game of chess. I have time for one short game.
See also: time


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People usually spend time for hours in front of the TV, or they spent a lot of time browsing the net with no purpose whatsoever.
In order to save yourself a lot of time for more productive activities, ensure that you stay well organized and that your environment is neat and conducive to an effective lifestyle.
While reviewing your list of daily activities, consider if there is any consistency in work flow, such as the time for deliveries, the time(s) when you receive the most customer contacts, recurring appointments, etc.
 
 
 
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