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The veteran is now in his 22nd season in the NBA and has yet to say when he plans to call time on his career.

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If that weren’t enough, Baier also complained that Harris arriving 15 minutes late to the scheduled call time—the interview was staged an hour before broadcast—was the vice president “icing the kicker.”

From Slate

Nadine Houghton, GMB national officer, said the outcome of the hearing would "call time on the retailers undervaluing their predominantly women shop floor workers".

From BBC

Evans' decision comes seven months after the retirement of Steven Davis, his predecessor as Northern Ireland captain, with Stuart Dallas - another of NI's Euro 2016 squad - forced to call time on his career in April following a serious knee injury.

From BBC

Leon coos in a knowing tone — it was an early call time today, in a couple years of early call times.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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