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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at it later" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used informally to suggest returning to a task or activity at a later time. Example: "I can't focus on this right now, so let's just put a pin in it and get back at it later."
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I'll have a look at it later.
A doctor will look at it later in the week.
Ill look at it later with a hex editor.
Note it and bag it, I said, we'll look at it later.
"I wrote that down and looked at it later and thought this is a self-hypnosis model," Bell said.
"I'll stand back and look at it later, when I'm done, when I hang my boots up.
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She's back at it later this year in Montreal.
We'll be taking a look at it later this week.
Still, most people, when they look back at it years later, they chuckle at it, too.
"The other ones were still going at it, weeks later".
Initially based at nearby Lenham, it later moved to Ashford and expanded.
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