timeline in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

timeline in the PONS Dictionary

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As he transitions between the locations the timeline can become confusing -- not helped by inventive, yet disorientating camera work.
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The reports use few words, instead relying on graphs and other data such as a timeline of changes in the executive team.
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Technology can also come from outer space or different timelines.
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There is currently no timeline on when the full board will take a vote on the proposed measure.
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The timeline shows that the rise of antiabortion violence correlates almost exactly with the rise of the modern religious right.
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I was on the edge of my seat as all the revelations and heartbreaks and the dual timelines unfolded.
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Jack explains the reason for his reticence: he is trying to protect humanity from technology they should not have access to, due to the damage to the timeline.
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What follows is a version of the events in the novel arranged in a timeline.
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The timeline is repaired, and those previously consumed by the beasts reappear.
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A detailed timeline of these events was posted several months later.
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