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うちに
1. While A is the case, B; While A is occurring, B
This may (but not always) imply that it would be a good idea if B is done while A is still true, otherwise it might be troublesome afterward.
      うち            
Eat your soup while it is hot.
Discussion & Notes (2)
1. During A
The phrase that follows is a continuous action that continues during the period/action A. This differs from に, which shows a single, instantaneous action that occurs before the time frame ends.
                      
My brother was watching TV while I was cooking dinner.
Discussion & Notes (1)
1. During A (before A is finished/over)
The phrase that follows に is a single action that occurs during A; specifically, before A finishes. This differs from , which shows a continuous action that occurs during the entirety of the action A.
                          
The student ran away sometime while the principal was talking.
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てからでないと
1. Until A is done, B doesn't occur/can't be done.
                        
You cannot enter until you agree to the site conditions.
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ところ
1. About to A
しおり                    
Shiori is about to present, so listen well.
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ているところ
1. Be now A...ing (be in the middle of doing A)
                                
He was being taught English by his brother when we called on him.
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たところ
1. Just finished A; Have been A...ing
                         
Your boyfriend got tired of waiting for you and left just now.
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