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niceprincess | 16:54 Mon 24th Jan 2005 | Phrases & Sayings
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Should I say 'in the real time' or rather 'at the real time' ? Or maybe both phrases are correct but have different meanings?

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Avatar Image Skids

I think you want to say 'in real time' but you haven't explained in what context you want to say it.

17:49 Mon 24th Jan 2005
Avatar Image Peter Pedant
I say 'in real time' as distinct to replaying a video or recording.
20:18 Mon 24th Jan 2005

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