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time

[tahym] / taɪm /




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Companies in the S&P 500 are trading at 22 times their expected earnings over the next 12 months, above their 10-year average of 19 times.

From The Wall Street Journal

People with less stable rhythms are more likely to shift their sleep and activity times due to changes in routine or daylight.

From Science Daily

The mission was the culmination of months of secretive planning—and a series of mixed signals—that allowed the U.S. to preserve the element of surprise, even though the attack at times seemed inevitable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Saturday Caracas time when the detonations began, lighting up the sullen sky like a post-New Year’s fireworks display.

From Los Angeles Times

As a child, she said, certain foods were so scarce that she had an apple for the first time only after moving to Panama.

From Los Angeles Times