Stall/delay

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Obviously she is stalling/delaying the time for her husbands crime.

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@Arafat ,

Your sentence makes no sense.

What are you trying to say? Is the husband in jail? If so, then she is passing time while he does his jail term.

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@Arafat ,

Ara, need context
In any case stalling time not usu collo

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@dalehileman,

But agree w/punk. Instead however I had assumed that the crime hadn't yet been committed, that somehow she was erecting temporary roadblocks to its commission

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@dalehileman,

Or is the crime in progress and she is somehow stretching out its conclusion

Prizes awarded for additional interpretations

Ara forgive us

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@dalehileman,

U r suggesting right , I was meaning " his husband is committing a crime , and this girl was doing something for delaying / stalling the time for him

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@Arafat ,

So the girl was creating a diversion, while her husband was doing whatever he was doing.

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