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till

[til] / tɪl /




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Star receiver Davante Adams also could be held out till then.

From Los Angeles Times

"You've got learner drivers sometimes spending five to ten minutes reversing into a parking spot," he said, adding that pupils were taken out "early in the morning till late in the evening".

From BBC

Not coincidentally, dynamic real enterprise often plays by looser, “fake it till you make it” rules.

From Barron's

She starves herself for her cause, crosses oceans and tills land to create the utopia that she believes is possible.

From Salon

Who is going to sell before Dec. 31 when they can wait till Jan. 2 and put off booking a big taxable capital gain by a full year?

From MarketWatch