Similar: 65
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10:10 -
AD Three 36.13: 503-504
p. 504 (arriving at -)
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1400s -
AD Three 40.4: 561-564
p. 562
- ⇒
18th century -
GR Part One 12: 72-83
p. 79 (the maniac side of the -)
- ⇒
18th-century -
GR Part One 6: 37-42
p. 38 (the neat - heart of downtown Tunbridge Wells)
- ⇒
200 years -
2*
- ⇒
3:55 -
AD Two 26.6: 329-335
p. 331 (- [train])
- ⇒
4:00 A.M. -
3*
- ⇒
4:30 -
GR Part One 16: 120-136
p. 121
- ⇒
6:43:16 -
GR Part One 4: 20-29
p. 26 (The Moment was - British Double Summer Time), 29 (- BDST)
- ⇒
7:17 A.M. -
AD Four 55.2: 779-780
p. 779 (As of - local time on 30 June 1908)
- ⇒
8:00 -
AD Four 56.1: 792-794
p. 792
- ⇒
8:20 -
GR Part One 3: 17-19
p. 17 (- and other mythical hours)
- ⇒
8:40 -
AD Three 36.13: 503-504
p. 504
- ⇒
A.M. -
2*
- ⇒
any time -
GR Part One 4: 20-29
p. 25 (it could happen -)
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Automotive Age Myth -
GR Part Three 30: 580-591
p. 581
- ⇒
B.C. -
2*
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Central War Time -
GR Part Four 6: 674-700
p. 695, 696
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Christian time -
AD Two 12.1: 138-146
p. 143
- ⇒
clock-seconds -
AD Three 34.2: 462-468
p. 464
- ⇒
day -
GR Part One 8: 47-53
p. 48
- ⇒
day-and-night -
2*
- ⇒
day-by-day -
AD Three 33.3: 455-458
p. 457 (- politics)
- ⇒
day-to-day -
6*
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eighteenth-century -
AD Four 59.5: 854-860
p. 860 ([hair] - Venetian style)
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Era of Sail -
AD Two 11.1: 121-125
p. 121
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fifteenth-century -
AD Two 21.2: 248-250
p. 249 (- sources)
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four-year-old -
AD Four 61.1: 892-893
p. 893 (- niece Clothilda)
- ⇒
fourteenth-century -
AD Two 21.2: 248-250
p. 249 (split; - [...] sources)
- ⇒
Golden Age -
AD Three 40.4: 561-564
p. 561
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half-hour -
AD Four 68.9: 1035-1039
p. 1037
- ⇒
hour -
AD Three 38.4: 542-544
p. 543 (the arrival of a certain military -)
- ⇒
Hour of the Rat -
AD Three 48.5: 673-677
p. 675
- ⇒
Hours -
2*
- ⇒
Ice Age -
AD Two 12.1: 138-146
p. 140
- ⇒
Imperium of Steam -
AD Three 40.6: 567-567
p. 567
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last-minute -
2*
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late-afternoon -
3*
- ⇒
Machine-Age -
AD Four 66.5: 988-990
p. 990 (- nichtmare)
- ⇒
mid-afternoon -
AD Three 49.3: 688-689
p. 688 (- dozes)
- ⇒
mid-April -
AD Four 60.10: 879-880
p. 879
- ⇒
mid-February -
AD Four 64.8: 946-948
p. 946
- ⇒
mid-October -
AD Four 64.19: 963-963
p. 963
- ⇒
Middle Ages -
2*
- ⇒
minute-and-a-half-long -
AD Three 49.3: 688-689
p. 688 (mid-afternoon - dozes)
- ⇒
neutral hour -
AD Three 41.3: 574-577
p. 577
- ⇒
night-time -
AD Four 68.7: 1032-1033
p. 1032
- ⇒
nine-hour -
AD Three 47.1: 652-656
p. 652 (a - trip)
- ⇒
nineteenth-century -
AD Two 29.7: 394-396
p. 395 (- hairdos)
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Porfiriato -
AD Two 29.2: 376-383
p. 382 (this ol'-)
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Presence -
3*
- ⇒
quarter-hour -
AD Four 68.1: 1018-1021
p. 1021
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run-together -
AD Two 19.3: 225-232
p. 231 (- known as 'the Victorian Age')
- ⇒
seventeenth-century -
AD Four 60.2: 869-871
p. 870 (- Uskok)
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sixteenth-century -
2*
- ⇒
three A.M. -
AD Two 29.3: 383-385
p. 384 (- rate)
- ⇒
time-regime -
AD Two 31.2: 413-417
p. 415 (your -)
- ⇒
transnoctial -
AD Four 53.7: 759-761
p. 759 (- cheroot)
- ⇒
twentieth-century -
2*
- ⇒
twenty-somethin -
AD Four 69.5: 1045-1047
p. 1046
- ⇒
two-o’clock -
GR Part One 8: 47-53
p. 50
- ⇒
two-second -
AD Four 63.2: 921-922
p. 922 (Frank's - interlude with Sloat Fresno)
- ⇒
up-to-date -
AD Two 11.3: 126-129
p. 128
- ⇒
up-to-the-minute -
2*
- ⇒
year -
2*