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moment

Definition for moment

noun as in brief time period

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But he added: "There's an extent to which surges into parties are prompted by public profile... and they don't seem to have much chance of getting into government at the moment."

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Miller responded by saying the president has “plenary authority” before going silent midsentence — a moment that the host said may have been a technical issue.

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But in the dead of night, on 17 September, "the big moment" that she'd been waiting for finally arrived and Sana left her home first for Jordan, for biometric tests, and then for Durham.

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All of them evidently know and love the format, and there were some genuinely funny moments as the stars tried to make each other laugh.

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Yang has emerged as a fan favorite on the venerable NBC sketch show, for which he just received his fourth Emmy nomination, by creating unexpected viral moments.

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

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