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grace period

noun as in extra time before paying

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Instead, the clock started on a grace period for its government owners to buy back the domain before it was sold to someone else.

However, there was a grace period during which videos would be removed without additional penalty to the account.

YouTube says that grace period was supposed to expire on January 21, after Inauguration Day.

They declined to disturb decisions that allow Pennsylvania officials to receive ballots cast by Election Day and received within three days, and a ruling by North Carolina’s elections board that set a grace period of nine days.

Overall FHA delinquencies have almost doubled in the past year, yet the foreclosures have barely budged because of the grace periods granted by the lenders.

From Fortune

“It just crept up on me that the grace period is over,” Mulaney says about his subway-chase revelation that he was getting older.

Charney has a 30-day grace period before he is officially terminated.

Politicians are spending the last several weeks of this court-ordered grace period trying to come up with a new solution.

Glitches provide a grace period for you to strengthen statements, missions, arguments and other words-worthy endeavors.

Will she stay on for a grace period and then be reassigned as ambassador to some neutral country like Switzerland or Luxembourg?

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

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