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Meanings of overtime in English
Additional period of play to bring a game to a decision.
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Usage of overtime in English
1
It said the amount excludes benefits including medical aid and overtime payments.
2
Background: The arrhythmic risk of patients with myocarditis overtime remains poorly known.
3
Four days of stoppages and seven days of overtime bans are planned.
4
Increase Your Income: Can you work overtime or get a part-time job?
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After tax and PRSI he will take home £117 per week overtime.
6
Burnett's free throws with 38 seconds left sent the game into overtime.
7
Nobody scored again until Banks' shot with 21 seconds left in overtime.
8
As a result of the late-race caution, the event went into overtime.
9
They won their sixth straight overtime game and second in three days.
10
The Land Registry and Registry of Deeds overtime accounted for £1 million.
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Twenty of Tyree's points came in the second half and in overtime.
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It has also made recommendations about changes to the force's overtime budget.
13
Reid scored 25 of his points in the second half and overtime.
14
The Nets lost their second straight since Wednesday's double-overtime win over Charlotte.
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At least the company pays your cab fare when you work overtime.
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Panarin sent the game to overtime with his late goal in regulation.
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Translations for overtime
Overtime through the time
Overtime across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Less common
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