Early
Early adjective - Relating to or occurring near the beginning of a process, series, or time period.
Too late
Both terms in one sentence
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Apparently some girl named Fawn never shows up to the episodes because she's either too early or too late.
- First by Lord Aquitaine with the Crown-loyal soldiers by having his forces either move too early or too late and his temporary ally's men suffer the worst for it.
- In addition, on the Overland route, if you instruct the wagon master to leave too early or too late, the journey is doomed to failure (and you might not know until much later).
Source: Video Game / Gold Rush!
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