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all-day

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all-day (ôld)
adj.
Continuing all through the day: an all-day examination.
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all-day [ˈɔːlˈdeɪ] adjche dura tutto il giorno


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Three of the five daily tours are all-day (ten-hour) tours, and the other two are half-day (five-hour) tours.
10, although children holding a free Nexus Under-16 card are eligible for the Child Allday Ticket which costs pounds 1 and gives all-day travel on bus and ferry as well as Metro.
S4C is not only providing all-day coverage of the Eisteddfod on S4C and S4C Digital, it is also organising a packed timetable of events on the field.
 
 
 
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