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for a time

adjective as in temporarily

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Arizona was, for a time, a Republican stronghold.

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McMonagle worked for a time as a newspaper journalist in Derry before being employed as a Sinn Féin press officer in the north west.

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For a time Arseny also had a violent cellmate who attacked him, hit him on the head and threatened him.

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The former president also struggled for a time to adjust to Biden’s absence from the race.

Henry discovers experimental meditation techniques, and for a time, “Great Gold Bird” has us pondering whether Henry is delusional, or if he has indeed found a way to communicate with his lost love.

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

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