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Member Location: Israel
Posts: 586
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Dear experts,
Should we strictly differentiate between MEAN TIME and MEANTIME? Thank you, Yuri |
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Meantime is one word, as in "in the meantime," meaning "meanwhile."
The only occurrence of "mean" + "time" as two words that I can think of would be in Greenwich Mean Time. Rachel |
