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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a time on how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I need a time on how to complete this project efficiently."
Alternatives: "a moment to discuss" or "a period to explain".
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While Van Gaal would not put a time on how long Rooney will be missing, it is thought to be a minimum of six weeks.
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Along with more character customization options, crafting options, and even more attention to tailoring weapons to specific player style, From is spending a lot of time on how players will bring death to one another.
If pheasant is your game, there are a number of towers where clays are sent out overhead, one or two at a time depending on how accurate you are feeling, where you may merrily blast away at them.
THE PRESIDENT: You are spending a lot of time on how he came to be mayor of Smolensk.
You've got to have an idea of what you're going to do and develop a concept each time on how you're going to separate the detonator from the payload.
As San Jose are finding out this year, there's a time limit on how long you can rely on those finales.
Put a time limit on how long you are going to get ready for something, and stick to it.
He told me, "I've never seen any rule about a time stamp on how great science is produced".
"I have to put a time limit on how long I can hold out for a proper research job, and I think that's really sad".
The call for a time limit on how long people can be held is likely to be a key recommendation in a report to be published next month by the first ever cross-party parliamentary inquiry into immigration detention.
In cases where a suspect does not explicitly invoke the right to remain silent, the court should have set a time limit on how long the police can continue questioning.
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