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Jenthecute Posted 20 years ago
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0GOOD AFTERNOON, folks!!02br
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00do you say "time is out." or "timeout!"? to just mean 'time has ran out'.?02br
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00or is that just for a short break as in sports?0-
  

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' to show that times has run out. 0-

— Nona the brit

  • ' to show that times has run out.
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0 We say 'time's up!' to show that times has run out. 0-
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10GOOD AFTERNOON, folks!!12br
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10do you say "time is out." or "timeout!"? to just mean 'time has ran out'.?12br
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10or is that just for a short break as in sports?12br
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