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time long past

noun as in time immemorial

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I recognize that it’s impossible to legislate good judgment, but it’s time — long past time — for the court, just like any other part of government, to be subject to a code of conduct, including an enforcement mechanism.

The British monarchy is a stage occupied by overpaid actors; an illusion that satisfies because it presents to some people a picture of a time long past.

It’s time — long past the time — not just to prepare students for mass shootings but to prevent them.

In short, it’s time — long past time — for this offense to deliver results.

It’s time — long past time — to officially acknowledge what our country did and to speak an apology.

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

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