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Big time.
This can be used to with the meaning 'very much'- if you like something big time, you like it a lot.
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"That was a big time in the game, and I want the lights all on in that situation," Girardi said.
"That's a big time for us".
That's a big time in my life".
The sort of average time a manager lasts now is a year throughout the whole country and that is not a big time.
Well, that's lame and a big time waste of butthole.
Indeed, those margins — which got as low as 3percentt — were more akin to Wal-Mart's than that of a big-time tech company.
A man in his early sixties approached me right before my talk and told me that he's a big time networker.
It's a big time rivalry that promises to be a good game.
Used as an aggregation tool, Twitter can be a big time saver that keeps you in the know.
Remember that middle school is a big time for girls - many enter puberty during these years.
It's pretty well known as this point that Apple executive Phil Schiller is a big time user of Instagram.
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