Gap
Meanwhile
Meanwhile noun - The time between one event, process, or period and another.
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- Meanwhile, in the Russian Nineties, the gap between trope and reality was much, much wider than in the West.
Source: Unproblematic Prostitution - Meanwhile in a race in Spartanburg that same year, Jarrett won by a gap of 22 laps (admittedly, the track length is shorter than Darlington, but still), the largest lap amount-based gap in NASCAR history.
Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Sports -
Scott meanwhile seems to view her as a daughter (something his X-Men: Destiny self outright states when she dies), and given the age gap there's little-to-no chance of them going anywhere... but her and the Young!
Source: Precocious Crush
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