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afore

[ uh-fawr, uh-fohr ]

adverb

Older Use.


afore

/ əˈ´ÚÉ”Ë /

adverb

  1. an archaic or dialect word for before
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of afore1

before 900; late Middle English; Middle English aforne, aforen, Old English on foran. See a- 1, fore 1
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Her firm, with seed money from Techstars and Afore Capital, has a staff of about 20.

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To cover the whole population with something approaching a ‘full wage,’ López Obrador’s program would have to increase the Afore pension fund by 2.5 times to meet the median wage, and then double it again to cover informal workers.

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They also confirmed that the Torchlight Procession would return on 29 December, as well as the Night Afore Disco Party beneath Edinburgh Castle on 30 December.

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Only a handful of banks partake in Mexico's pension offering, making the Afore unit an important part of Banamex's valuation.

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"What we see is clients are absolutely interested in digital assets, broadly," BNY Mellon's Demissie said, speaking on a panel on cryptocurrency at Afore Consulting's 7th Annual FinTech and Regulation Conference.

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