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1. Idea of Time. The title “Passing Time” and the poem itself don’t tell the reader about the empirical or subjective passing of time. If the reader interprets the title as a subjective action, the existential dilemmas of seizing the day, helplessness and inexplicable losses don’t exist in Angelou’s words.

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2. as inloiter. as inlounge. as invegetate. as inkill time. as inmark time. as inwaste time. as inlaze. Synonyms for pass time. laze.

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3. Directed by Jeffrey Arsenault. With Brian Gianci, Rupak Ginn, Haruto Imamura, Elizabeth Newman.

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5. Beguiling but brooding aromas of coffee, flower, butter, spice, cherry and dried herb are followed by bountiful, penetrating, wound up fruit flavors, with a wall of tannins and acidity backing it up. There’s a whole lot of stuffing in this wine. It’s the least accessible of the releases and will require the most time to be appreciated.

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6. Passing the Time () Passing the Time. A man with amnesia knocks on a woman's door, hoping she can tell him who he is/10(6).

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7. Summary Pass Time means to spend time doing something. Past Time means something should have been done already. Pastime means an activity or hobby that one does.

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8. Present participle for to waste or spend time idly and unfruitfully. Present participle for wait around. Present participle for to move or act at a slow speed. Present participle for live or spend a period of time in a dull, inactive, unchallenging way. Verb.

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