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*New York Times. A newspaper company now recognized for being a bunch of liars.
*A set of events, et-cetera. The times also dictate the overall future of things. MICHAEL MOORE : "Yeah my Farenheit 9/11 movie was made through all this research *blah blah blah* I was even reading the times and *blah blah blah*."
Mr. LETTERMAN : "Yeah but uh, the times--" "Politicians and governments don't determine who's tomorrow's enemy." "Then who does?" "The times." |
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The years we are living in. A computer in most homes is a definate sign of the times.
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Short for Times New Roman, an overused computer font. It is also widely used in books.
Teachers usually think that there are only three fonts: Comic, Times and Arial. It's a pain in the ass for Linux users since Times New Roman is a proprietary font. Teacher: For tomorrow, write an essay on German philosophers. Type it on the computer in Times 12.
Linux user: Damn! |
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multiplication - 6 times 4 is 24
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Oct 10, 2003
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used after a word describing an activity or place to indicate a commonly occurring event. Lewis: Hey man, lets go to the sauna after we finish working out!
Allen: Ok, I'm up for some sauna times! |
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To Rampantly Plagiarize another persons work I wrote it like the times
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1. occurances (number of)
2. hour at which things occur 3. multiplied by 4. epochs If you multiply how many times something happened times the times at which these events occurred, you end up with a meaningless number, which is a sign of the times.
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a number that illistrates the amount something has been done or taken place. How many times do u masterbates in a given week?
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