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Do time.
(UK) When someone is doing time, they are in prison.
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One of the crimes for which a man may do time in N.Y.
The New Yorker, June 23 , 1945P. 13 One of the crimes for which a man may do time in N.Y.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 23 , 1945P. 13 One of the crimes for which a man may do time in N.Y.
Now Belfort may do time in jail.
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"You may do your time, but you will never really get out".
Principal Hamilton believes that two of the kids will probably be sentenced to probation; the other may do jail time.
"Most competitors are doing point solutions (they may do real-time messaging for apps) or they may be device-centric (backends for mobile), but to truly create a serverless world, our infrastructure must support web and mobile," he says.
Given the chance to work, many women may do so part-time rather than full-time; some men with working partners may make the same choice.
If the author can forget Beckett, Ionesco and Simpson, he may do better next time.
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