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elapse

verb as in go by; slip away

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After that time elapsed, you would still need to petition the court.

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"I fully accept that you are profoundly concerned about the time that has now elapsed - seven years - between the first report to Operation Stringent and where the investigation now sits," she wrote.

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Metropolitan Police counter-terror officers assessed the "kill your MP" footage but said the group would face no further action, partly because the time limit for prosecution had elapsed.

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When Beirne won the breakdown penalty in its wake, 19 seconds had elapsed.

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The court was told that one minute and 23 seconds elapsed between the officers arriving and Mr Burgess being Tasered.

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

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