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Timely halt #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 16, 2010 11:36 am   Timely halt		  
What is the meaning of "timely halt"?
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Timely halt #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 16, 2010 12:12 pm   Timely halt		  
Hi,

This could mean different things in different contexts. Basically it suggests stopping at an appropriate time. You could be on a long journey by car and after several hours you stop because you see a restaurant. This could be a 'timely halt' because you are ready to stop as you are tired and hungry.

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