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time off
noun as in leisure time
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Potential swings in stock prices risk being amplified in the coming week, as liquidity can become thin in the market as many investors may be taking time off around Thanksgiving.
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“And,” he said, “I’m looking forward to some time off.”
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Did not look fit and spent time off the field.
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Australia's Khawaja has again not opened the batting after spending more time off the field.
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"The last few years I've enjoyed time off to do some exploration and other things," said Gilmore, whose 34 event wins is second only to men's legend Kelly Slater.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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