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Word to describe a time interval
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InSimplify “Status Update Frequency”A word/phrase to describe implicit expectations between peopleWord to describe an email missing an attachmentWord to describe something that is about to become trending?A word for a company that provides a serviceWhat is the historical English word for graffiti?Word, expression or idiom for looking at nothing in particularLooking for a word similar to “equate”Word that describes whether people respondWhat word describes the attitude of “if I can't have it, nobody can”?
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When a magazine subscription is about to expire the publisher sends a notification to the subscriber. The notification is usually sent a month before expiration, however this value varies based on the subscriber profile. Is there an English word to describe this value?
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When a magazine subscription is about to expire the publisher sends a notification to the subscriber. The notification is usually sent a month before expiration, however this value varies based on the subscriber profile. Is there an English word to describe this value?
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When a magazine subscription is about to expire the publisher sends a notification to the subscriber. The notification is usually sent a month before expiration, however this value varies based on the subscriber profile. Is there an English word to describe this value?
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When a magazine subscription is about to expire the publisher sends a notification to the subscriber. The notification is usually sent a month before expiration, however this value varies based on the subscriber profile. Is there an English word to describe this value?
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Not a single word but the term notice period comes to mind:
[Cambridge dictionary]
notice period (noun)
- the period between the time that you are told about something and the time that it must happen or be done
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Also an expression and not a single word:
time limit
A limit of time within which something must be done.
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Not a single word but the term notice period comes to mind:
[Cambridge dictionary]
notice period (noun)
- the period between the time that you are told about something and the time that it must happen or be done
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
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Not a single word but the term notice period comes to mind:
[Cambridge dictionary]
notice period (noun)
- the period between the time that you are told about something and the time that it must happen or be done
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
2585
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Not a single word but the term notice period comes to mind:
[Cambridge dictionary]
notice period (noun)
- the period between the time that you are told about something and the time that it must happen or be done
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
2585
Not a single word but the term notice period comes to mind:
[Cambridge dictionary]
notice period (noun)
- the period between the time that you are told about something and the time that it must happen or be done
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
2585
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
2585
answered 1 hour ago
HBruijnHBruijn
2585
answered 1 hour ago
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2585
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Also an expression and not a single word:
time limit
A limit of time within which something must be done.
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
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Also an expression and not a single word:
time limit
A limit of time within which something must be done.
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
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Also an expression and not a single word:
time limit
A limit of time within which something must be done.
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
Also an expression and not a single word:
time limit
A limit of time within which something must be done.
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
1,1531522
answered 1 hour ago
CharlieCharlie
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