TIME LOCK Definition & Meaning

time lock

noun

a lock, as for the door of a bank vault, equipped with a mechanism that makes it impossible to operate the lock within certain hours.

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Origin of time lock¹

First recorded in 1865–70

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The series was the first time Lock had played in a game for Seattle since being acquired in March 2022 as part of the Russell Wilson trade with Denver.

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By the time “Lock Up” was released, he had filmed parts in the forthcoming films “Born on the Fourth of July,” directed by Mr. Stone and starring Tom Cruise; “Blue Steel,” with Jamie Lee Curtis; and the dark comedy “Penn & Teller Get Killed.”

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"The companies that go very, very far upstream, capture the materials years ahead of time, lock them up and build a clear strategy around the battery supply chain will win," said Field, a former Tesla and Apple Inc executive who started his career 35 years ago at Ford.

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Instead, Carroll said starting Smith is in part because of the time Lock missed last week while dealing with COVID-19.

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It is the second time Lock has tested positive, also missing two games last year while with Denver.

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