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It is an interim measure.
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She will serve as president in the interim.
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Though I am no less adamant today, in the interim I've found I will be traveling to Minneapolis.† (source)
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Naturally enough, in the interim the three schoolboys found themselves looking about.† (source)
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He had not played any computer games for years, and the hardware for gaming had clearly advanced greatly in the interim.† (source)
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Okonkwo was, therefore, asked on behalf of the clan to look after him in the interim.† (source)
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The country has an interim president now, Hamid Karzai.† (source)
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"THIS IS JUST AN INTERIM ASSIGNMENT," said Owen Meany.† (source)
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Compared to the Paradice Project, even the BlyssPluss Pill was a crude tool, although it would be a lucrative interim solution.† (source)
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"Try Finite Incantatem," said Hermione at once, "that should stop the rain if it's a hex or curse; if it doesn't something's gone wrong with an Atmospheric Charm, which will be more difficult to fix, so as an interim measure try Impervius to protect his belongings —"† (source)
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If Langdon was correct, during the interim between Popes, complete autonomous power shifted temporarily to the late Pope's personal assistant-his chamberlain-a secretarial underling who oversaw conclave until the cardinals chose the new Holy Father.† (source)
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In a few days, the wound would become infected, gangrene would set in, and she would die, assuming another finisher didn't come along in the interim.† (source)
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Up until that moment, I'd had no doubt that he'd be staying with me while I spent a few interim hours in the real world.† (source)
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Interim.† (source)
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No interim period for—I don't know—a provisional government-in-training?† (source)
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So the dinner party tonight was Annie's interim way of thanking them.† (source)
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