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Meanings of peak times in English

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Usage of peak times in English
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Many lower-paid workers could not avoid travelling at peak times, it said.
BBC
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It would receive that number in a single month at peak times.
Reuters
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During peak times, a train passes through the stations every 12 minutes.
The South African
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Eskom has urged the public to use electricity sparingly over peak times.
The South African
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Travel out of Peak Season and avoid peak times during the day.
The South African
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It found that at peak times the average speed was just 19mph.
BBC
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But the IAA warned that some delays were likely at peak times.
The Irish Times
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Broadband is a finite resource, so services are slower during peak times.
The Guardian
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Try to plan your family members' online activities around peak times.
News.com.au
10
Philippine law allows employers to hire workers to meet demand at peak times.
Reuters
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He said factories may also be forced not to operate at peak times.
The Guardian
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Ms Bailey replied yes, at the peak times, on the machines.
Radio NZ
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Yet there are some little-known ways to find deals, even during peak times.
BBC
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The charge was supposed to ease pressure on the grid at peak times.
Radio NZ
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Not valid over Bank Holiday weekends, Festive Dates or peak times.
The Irish Times
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There are also kiosks serving drinks, snacks, soup and ice-creams at peak times.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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