"at the weekend"
as in: "He'll be in the country at the weekend..."
Americans tend to go for the longer durational implications of "over"
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Sergio and Brian have just arrived in London, after years in New York. Follow the adventures of our two heroes as they begin their classes at graduate school and adjust to life in a new and unfamiliar city...
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