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buy time

  1. Increase the time available for a specific purpose. For example, Renting an apartment buys them time to look around for a new house.



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“I viewed these ‘systems problems’ as excuses for buying time to sort out a mess behind the scenes,” he said.

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He was merely buying time to get everything set up.

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So “by pausing, OPEC+ is protecting prices, projecting unity and buying time to see how sanctions play out on Russian barrels,” he said.

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“By pausing, OPEC+ is protecting prices, projecting unity and buying time to see how sanctions play out on Russian barrels.”

“The method of buying time is trickling these bodies back under the excuse they are searching for them.”

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