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behind time

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See: back, dilatory, late, overdue


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They were banging into our lads from behind time after time and on occasions when they never had any hope of getting the ball.
Paramour warned the players on the tee at 16 that they were running 10 minutes behind time and while Woods still produced a birdie, Harrington rushed his shots - and the rest is history.
The young team is a good line-up for Malaysia but we are already behind time in getting things done that need to be done for the country," said Energy and Communications Minister Shaziman Abu Mansor.
 
 
 
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