Staff clocked in and clocked out, name tags were printed.
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The i5-8600K has 6 cores clocked at 3.6GHz versus the i5-3703K 4 cores clocked at 3.8GHz.
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The i7-8700K has 6-cores clocked at 2.4GHz compared to the 4 cores clocked at 4.2GHz in the i7-7700K that launched just back in January.
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On the GPU side, the 2500U offers eight Radeon Vega compute units (CUs) and is clocked at up to 1100MHz, while the 2700U offers 10 Vega CUs clocked at up to 1300MHz.
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The new U-series Whiskey Lake chips offer the two-core, four-thread i21.5-U24.2U model clocked at 27GHz (which can be boosted to 103GHz), the quad-core, eight-thread i210-29U clocked at 21GHz (with a boosted speed of 3.9GHz), and the quad-core, eight-thread i7-8565U, clocked at 1.8GHz (with a boosted speed of 4.6GHz).
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Two years ago, my team clocked my blog and it was at 11 million views, and when they clocked the analytics on Pinterest, my photos were at 733 thousand re-pins a day.
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In 2017, the company clocked €3.7 billion in premium revenue.
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Maximum sustained winds were clocked at 211 mph (3303 kph).
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Similar calls have been clocked in Liverpool, Edinburgh, and Birmingham.
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Its online sales growth clocked in at 37% last quarter.
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In laboratory tests, supercavitating projectiles have clocked more than 5,000kph.
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Latinx women clocked in at 1% of that particular workforce.
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And that speech clocked in at a mere ninety seconds.
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Being clocked as both Black and trans can be fatal.
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Officials later clocked her in at 2 minutes, 9 seconds.
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Unfortunately she clocked Kimmel right in the groin with it.
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It clocked some $2500 million in revenue in the year.
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The group clocked a quarterly revenue of 11.3 billion ringgit.
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Jeff clocked a full marathon in only an additional hour.
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So far, they've clocked up nearly 5,000 miles during testing.
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And voters have clocked that overstretched cops are falling behind.
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The startup claims it has already clocked two million rides.
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P.O. : I clocked you going ninety-one miles an hour.
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The Swiss clocked a time of 6 minutes 20.51 seconds.
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Irma's most powerful winds have been clocked at 185 mph.
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This speech clocked in at one hour and 20 minutes.
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The Celtics clocked in at 299 percent (69 of 99).
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The second had been Funke, who'd clocked me on sight.
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Each clocked a combined time of 3 minutes 14.10 seconds.
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One of her second serves was clocked at 73 m.p.h.
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VÉRITE's songs have clocked over 25 million plays on Spotify.
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Her video clocked up a cheeky 1.2 million views on Facebook.
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She clocked 53.13 seconds to win by a margin of 0.42.
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In doing so, he clocked up a 650th Tour-level victory.
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His velocity was clocked in the 84- to 88-mph range.
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Williams suddenly ran full speed at someone onstage and clocked them.
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Revenue clocked in at $602.7 million, while analysts expected $601.5 million.
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One of the videos has already clocked over 5.4 million views.
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Nasdaq also clocked a record closing high despite weakness from Apple.
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Messenger clocked in at No. 2 with nearly 203 million installs.
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The rate over the 12 months through May clocked at 57%.
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First-quarter growth still clocked in at a solid 3.1 percent.
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Stephen Harper's political farewell clocked in at just around 17 minutes.
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Many of the Atoms' victories could not be clocked by stopwatches.
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The index on Monday clocked its lowest finish since May 2018.
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His laser shot to center field was clocked at 119.4 m.p.h.
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They'd clocked the two best times in training the day before.
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It clocked 45.8 billion viewing minutes last year, according to Nielsen.
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It clocked 226 billion viewing minutes last year, according to Nielsen.
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Instead, the index clocked a weekly gain of nearly 212 percent.
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Vermont clocked in at the lowest for that month, at 2.2%.
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Both the indexes clocked their best closing level since Oct. 3.
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Steyer, meanwhile, clocked in at 24 percent support among black voters.
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Every drug, drip and medical intervention clocked me in the gut.
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He says, out of nowhere, he got clocked in the face.
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The rate over the 12 months through May was clocked at 57%.
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As a result, he clocked a lot of time in the hospital.
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She clocked 105 hours of overtime in October 2015, before becoming depressed.
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At the age of 12, Ophelia clocked 210 in Mensa's IQ test.
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You were clocked in the head Think about: A concussion or worse.
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That he edits the shit out of since he didn't get clocked.
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Rival Dunkin' Donuts clocked in nearly two minutes faster at 181 seconds.
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In 2007, running into a headwind, the men's winner clocked 2:14.
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The metals and mining index clocked minor gains, helped by World no.
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Adam clocked Hannah for what's really going on — she's still holding on.
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He clocked 13.22 seconds, a hundredth of a second behind third place.
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He's clocked her for who she is, but maybe it's too late.
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Djibouti's Souleiman clocked 3:39.61 while American Centrowitz crossed in 3:39.61.
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Reyes pulled a 1-2 fastball that was clocked at 91 mph.
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Even when you're clocked out for the day, you feel inexplicably grouchy.
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He's also clocked in time at Louis Vuitton and Maison Martin Margiela.
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On Thursday, he clocked a 56.23 in the men's 100-meter butterfly.
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APP 'CPU DasherX' shows iPhone CPU is under clocked running at 600MHz.
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Unlike a 1950 assembly line where workers clocked in at 9 a.m.
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He owned an unremarkable fastball, normally clocked around 83 miles per hour.
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Steven Souza Jr. then clocked a two-run homer to left field.
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The highest wind gusts in the area clocked in at 63 mph.
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The wildebeest clocked in well above their size at 63 percent efficiency.
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Yusupov has clocked up more than 3,000 flight hours, the airline said.
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Over the course of a month, she clocked 159 hours of overtime.
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Rare whisky clocked in a 5% gain, matching the gains for art.
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Severino's second pitch of the game, a fastball clocked at 98 m.p.h.
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For full-year 20183, growth clocked 2.84 percent, the statistics agency said.
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That's worse than the Spectre x360, which Tom's Hardware clocked at 1,572.
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The benchmark clocked gains of 31.2% for this year, its best ever.
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Derkatz was in a white Corvette that was clocked at 100 mph.
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They clocked 7 minutes 40.10 seconds, 0.95 ahead of Grainger and Thornley.
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"We all clocked it two or three classes in," said a classmate.
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Kramer clocked 6:6.82, and Bergsma was less than three seconds behind.
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It clocked in at more than 500,000 acres, or 781 square miles.
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He visited the ISS four times and clocked over 50 days in space.
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Phelps clocked one minute, 54.66 for a comfortable winning margin of 1.95 seconds.
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Six reached "major hurricane strength" and clocked in at Category 22005 or higher.
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Linux, a widely used operating system, clocked in at 21960m lines in 22016.
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All of us clocked in at around 3.5 miles, using various tracking methods.
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For example, I clocked 116 fps while playing Battlefield V at ultra settings.
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Ryan Gosling met his hero – and walked away getting clocked on the head.
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On the weekends, she clocked in as a cashier in a department store.
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We clocked in at an hour, I literally ran out of the room.
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It may also reflect the fact that, on average, workers clocked fewer hours.
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Revenue clocked in at $16.15 billion against the $15.73 billion that analysts expected.
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As well, Antipodean cities such as Brisbane, Adelaide, and Auckland clocked in higher.
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The index clocked a 21% weekly gain, its best week since early February.
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His first two pitches to Omar Infante were strikes clocked at 100 mph.
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That's down from 40 dividend increases clocked in 2015, and 54 in 2014.
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Gay clocked a wind-assisted 9.97 seconds and world silver medalist Gatlin 10.03.
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The station reports that Penny clocked some serious miles — about 200 of them!
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Twenty-four-old Allen, meanwhile, clocked in about two years as a consultant.
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This was 7.2 percent, while Asian rival China clocked in at 6.8 percent.
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The name Max was registered 1,073 times, while Bella clocked in at 1,127.
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According to the seller&aposs description, the car has clocked just 894 miles.
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He'd apparently clocked that I was dancing for three hours straight, full whack.
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The triple world champion then clocked 1:40.861 in the floodlit evening practice.
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But he has still clocked countless miles, almost all within the city limits.
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I clocked a 0-60 mph time in the ballpark of six seconds.
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Their first fund was $123,456,789 and the second fund clocked in at $191,919,191.
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At nearly four hours, it clocked in as the longest in a decade.
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The Nifty clocked a 12% gain for 2019, while the Sensex advanced 14.4%.
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Australian healthcare stocks clocked a second straight day of gains, rising 1.1 percent.
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Just as easily as she'd conjured future radio catnip, Starrah had clocked out.
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He probably clocked you were a gold digger and got rid of you.
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The 26-year-old clocked 53.13 seconds to win by a margin of 0.42.
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Broadsheet clocked the biggest of the three at 122 metres (133 yards) long. Boom.
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Despite a few non-fatal accidents Google's autonomous-car project clocked up 2600m miles.
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Earnings per share clocked in at 5 cents, whereas analysts were expecting 21 cents.
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As a House member, Flake's Club for Growth score clocked in at 100 percent .
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To date "Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby" has clocked in over 100 million plays.
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The Buckeyes far surpassed our abilities, but there was no embarrassment about getting clocked.
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The history-making sprinter finished at 9.95 seconds, while Gatlin clocked in a 9.92.
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His next two were out of the strike zone and clocked at 101 mph.
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Indeed, Gallup clocked his approval rating at a new low of 34% on Monday.
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According to the Guardian, the plume clocked in at more than 50 feet high.
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Prior to the controversial, landmark decision, that figure clocked in at just 20 percent.
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Hoskins barely jogged during his home run trot, which was clocked at 34 seconds.
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The NSE bourse settled at 10,737.6, while the BSE index clocked out at 35,779.07.
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But she had only clocked 200 hours for 2018 by the start of November.
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The mobile app is also popular and has clocked up 10 million downloads globally.
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It says the Prius model prototypes clocked up 300km in total during the test.
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Technology stocks also clocked firm gains, driven by shares of software maker Xero Ltd.
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I clocked 2366,218 hours for the year, an average of 28 hours per week.
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So far this year, users have clocked in 1 million hours inside Squad calls.
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Ilhan Omar, while socialism clocked-in at a not-exactly awe-inspiring 28503 percent.
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The first 2000 women across the line clocked personal bests, including five national records.
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He clocked a 50.39, faster than Phelps swam in any of his Olympic victories.
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Asafa Powell clocked 10.17, while Yohan Blake and Kemar Bailey-Cole both recorded 10.26.
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One intersection in suburban Walnut Creek clocked me in for 124 seconds of waiting.
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For an hour the media waited for their arrival as the clocked ticked down.
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I was like, I'm not clocked in yet, I'm not dealing with this shit.
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He clocked that in the Berlin marathon last year, where he also wore Vaporflys.
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The M249 issued a lackluster spray of fake bullets and then clocked out. Pathetic.
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His nearest challenger, Abdoulaye Doucouré of Watford, has clocked up almost six miles fewer.
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The microwave was a bit better; it clocked in at about 183 percent efficiency.
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"Avengers: Age of Ultron" clocked at 141 minutes and "The Avengers" was 143 minutes.
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That is somewhat slower than the 40 percent growth clocked in the previous quarter.
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By the time Kyle Schwarber launched a first-pitch serving clocked at 89 m.p.h.
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But Friday's discussion about the opioid crisis clocked in at less than five minutes.
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Once, I clocked the sauce, I realized I had made an even sugary choice.
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The five-day Black Friday clocked less than $25 billion in sales last year.
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In the 1980s, officials clocked cougar populations in California at 4,000 to 6,000 individuals.
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The campaign said Warren has clocked in 48 campaign events so far this year.
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Leading the pack is the $23.9 Ryzen 24 2470X, clocked at 3.7GHz with a boost to 4.3GHz, along with the slightly cheaper and less powerful Ryzen 7 2700, which costs $299 and is clocked at 3.2GHz (with a boost to up to 43GHz).
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Hamelin clocked 40.251 to edge the Russian skaters Semion Elistratov (40.311) and Dmitry Migunov (40.394).
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Inside the phone is Mediatek's 64-bit MT6735p quad-core processor clocked at 1.0GHz processor.
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McFadden clocked 1:51:01 and third went to compatriot Amanda McGrory in 1:53.11.
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Sustained winds are being clocked at 150 mph (240 km/h), and with higher gusts.
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For the first quarter ended March 221 22012, the borrower clocked US$423m in Ebitda.
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The inning ended with Beltre lining a shot clocked at 109 mph off Ventura's ribs.
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Only one of his first three albums — 2011's Take Care — clocked in as long.
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Only he and Hungary's Laszlo Cseh, who clocked 51.57, qualified from the first semi-final.
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Indeed: Phelps once clocked 75 workouts in just 24 days while training for the Olympics.
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For comparison, Spotify's most-streamed artist of the year clocked in at 4.7 billion streams.
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It was a full two years before I clocked how good a singer she was.
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Her compatriot Hellen Onsando Obiri clocked a personal best of 14:29.77 to take silver.
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Last year, she clocked in at $80 million, making her estimated pay grow over 130%.
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Sjostrom, who won the 100 butterfly on Sunday, clocked 1:54.08 and McKeon 1:54.92.
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The "big-four" banks clocked gains in the range of 0.1 percent to 0.5 percent.
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Staff at JD.com, an e-commerce firm, clocked out at 11.16pm on average (the latest).
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Singapore clocked in at 5.9 percent, Malaysia at 6.5 percent, and China at 8.3 percent.
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They claimed that Chipotle automatically clocked them out and made them continue working without pay.
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Argentina's stocks benchmark clocked a 219.2581 percent rise, while the country's peso firmed a touch.
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Westfield clocked a record gain of 15 percent after coming out of a trading halt.
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The meeting, originally scheduled for 35 minutes, clocked in at 2 hours and 16 minutes.
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Miguel Francis of Antigua won the 200m in 19.88 beating Julian Forte who clocked 20.18.
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In some tests, HEIF photos clocked in at up to 80 percent smaller file sizes.
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The quirks that could be fixed were fixed, and everything else was clocked and exploited.
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At MedMen's West Hollywood location, customer traffic clocked in a 23,606 people in January alone.
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Trading on NYSE under the ticker SMAR, the company clocked an opening price of $18.40.
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On the CPU front, the Scorpio will use an eight-core CPU clocked at 2.3GHz.
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Phelps clocked in between the reef shark (18.9s) and the champion hammerhead (15.1s) at 18.7s.
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The console uses the same eight Jaguar CPU cores, but clocked at a higher speed.
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The moody piece clocked in under 15 minutes and was scored by Shebib as well.
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Cecilia grabbed one of my shoes and clocked me over the head with its heel.
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The vote clocked in at 10 hours when it wrapped up just after 3 p.m.
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These house cats have been clocked at speeds of up to thirty miles per hour.
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The bill the Clintons sent to Congress in 1993 clocked in more than 1,000 pages.
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The business, currently its biggest, clocked $6.32 billion in 2018 sales, a 6.3 percent jump.
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Just like the armadillo, this rodent has been clocked sleeping over 20 hours a day.
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My 25-mile trip south through Pumalín should have clocked in at around an hour.
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The benchmark European index closed 0.4% higher and clocked its best monthly gain since June.
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In his most recent physical exam -- conducted in February -- he clocked in at 243 pounds.
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The pair drove it past a speed radar, and it clocked in at 32 mph.
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By June's end I clocked in 12 nights of eight or more hours of sleep.
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Scientists now have clocked the speed of rupture at a blistering 22018,600 miles per hour.
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Tony Award winner Cynthia Erivo from "The Color Purple" clocked in a 3:57:07.
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The RTX 221 Ti is the flagship, clocked at 22MHz with 221 CUDA cores and 210GB of GDDR103 RAM (full specs here), while the regular RTX 210 will be clocked at 22000MHz with 22080 CUDA cores and 8GB of GDDR6 RAM (full specs here).
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Janka clocked 1 minute 26.16 seconds, edging Christof Innerhofer of Italy by 0.82 of a second.
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Mirroring the benchmark index, the financial index clocked its biggest intraday percentage drop since November 2016.
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Real gross domestic product has clocked an annual growth rate of 2257.8 percent over that period.
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He began his second trek in March and has so far clocked more than 175 miles.
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The institute for Supply Management said its non-manufacturing index clocked in at 57.6 last month.
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Our benchmark for the Note 9 clocked in at a whopping 14 hours and 11 minutes.
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It was his 22nd homer clocked at 115 mph or higher since Statcast began in 2016.
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Ferrari has clocked up years of record earnings, helped by special editions and a customization program.
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To date, Google's self-driving cars have clocked more than 1.5 million miles of autonomous driving.
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His latest transmission clocked up just 74 listens on YouTube within a week of going live.
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Finishing equal 24th fastest, Schooling clocked 52.93 to miss the semi-finals of his pet event.
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Retail sales in May had clocked a 2 percent rise, their biggest increase in 7 month.
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The HTC 10 uses a 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 quad-core processor, clocked at 2.2GHz.
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They are clocked at 35 miles per hour some of these bears, you can't outrun them.
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Dumoulin clocked 40 minutes, 52 seconds over the hilly and technical 31-kilometer (19-mile) route.
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Venue managers routinely complain about Jucifer's loudness (they regularly clocked 140 db) but fan's sure don't.
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Police say the coach got out, followed Szabo to the sidewalk, clocked him and sped off.
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The coach got out, followed Szabo to the sidewalk, clocked him and sped off, police said.
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Another American, David Oliver, clocked 13.09 to win the 110m hurdles ahead of Jamaican Deuce Carter.
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Some downsides of insufficient sleep are apparent to anyone who's clocked too few hours of slumber.
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Lyston did break a record for her 200 meter run, which clocked in at 23.72 seconds.
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Ten were clocked at 22 mph or better, and all four of his sliders were strikes.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov's lopsided thrashing of the dangerous Michael Johnson, however, clocked in as a close second.
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Mizuto Hirota ended up getting clocked every time he tried to break away from the clinch.
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There's no long wait 'cause I've already clocked it while everyone's going [jabbering] meh-meh-meh.
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"Right now, I'm definitely humbled," said Centrowitz, who clocked 8:21.07 and said he was fatigued.
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In Shanghai, nickel clocked a 13.7% weekly jump, the most since the contract's launch in 2015.
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I clocked the OWC SSD at 670MB/s read speed and 433MB/s write using BlackMagic.
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The average LBO clocked in at over $500 million, more than double the previous annual figure.
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She clocked 159 hours of overtime in the month before she died of congestive heart failure.
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They'd clocked three kilometers (13 miles) by the time they reached a fork in the passageway.
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The fastest was clocked at 102.5 miles per hour by Major League Baseball's Statcast radar gun.
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Amazon Prime Video, on the other hand, clocked 63 million subscribers at the end of 2016.
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In total, Moonbug says Little Baby Bum has clocked in 23 billion views across multiple platforms.
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Miller-Uibo clocked 16.37 seconds, a mere 0.14 off her world best in the women's 150m.
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This is something Beats 1 clearly clocked when they hired former Rinse FM lynchpin Julie Adenuga.
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According to BuzzFeed, Nisbet recently ran an ultramarathon, where she clocked 69 miles in 21 hours.
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Zenhaeusern was only ninth in the morning but clocked the second-fastest run of the afternoon.
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He drove Rodon's 1-0 fastball that was clocked at 92 miles an estimated 477 feet.
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Her employer said she had clocked in 159 hours of overtime the month before her death.
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At one point, beepers screeched as five trauma cases were clocked in at the same time.
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Patricia Lalor "Sleep Talk" Lalor may have clocked in with my very favorite song this week.
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Nurses clocked in at 84 percent, making them among the most credible professionals in the nation.
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Last year, Draper announced the close of Boost's third fund, which clocked in at $38.6 million.
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We rode the elevator to a silent floor, where the receptionist clocked him as he entered.
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Cheptegei, 265, clocked a personal-best 211:23, chasing Farah all the way to the line.
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The '89 Corvette had only clocked 7,500 miles before it was tucked away in the garage.
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Netflix was No. 2 and YouTube clocked in at No. 3, at $164 million in Q3.
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Link&aposs companion Sir Lionel Frost clocked in at a much more reasonable 13 inches tall.
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Barrón-López: I'll be interested to see the number of viewers CNN clocked for this debate.
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A year later, Grevers clocked 52.71 at the United States world championships trials and was overjoyed.
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Buttigieg, meanwhile has clocked in at fourth place with just over 4 percent of precincts reporting.
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Earlier that day, I'd also downloaded Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, which clocked in at more than 40GB.
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Packaging company Orora Ltd, however, was a bright spot as it clocked a record intraday gain.
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In January, the dollar clocked in its worst monthly performance since March 2016, falling 3.25 percent.
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The deadly, Atlantic storm clocked in as a category 2 by the time it hit land.
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Just because some of them took a Sunday off doesn't mean they clocked out for good.
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Not only that, the baby girl clocked in at 19-and-a-half inches in length.
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They also clocked overtime without working extra hours, and drank alcohol and held on-site parties.
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I clocked in on a day I wasn't even working and still got paid for it.
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Last year's speech clocked in at 80 minutes, the longest since President Bill Clinton's in 2000.
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Apeel, founded in 2012, clocked in at No. 48 on CNBC's Disruptor 50 list this year.
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Utilities stocks, considered a defensive sector, clocked the biggest gains in Europe as they rose 1.3%.
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Conor McGregor -- which clocked in at the 2nd highest pay-per-view fight of all time.
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Since 22010, I've clocked around 85,000 kilometres, snaking through Azerbaijan, Moldova, Portugal, Latvia, Sweden and beyond.
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In his report, he said he clocked her going 50 mph in a 35 mph zone.
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Cheryl might not have clocked enough screentime for fans, but that doesn't mean she hasn't been busy.
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On Zhima Credit she clocked in at 710, and her background color was a calming sky blue.
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Ferrari has clocked up several years of record earnings, helped by a number of special edition models.
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Overall, he threw 13 pitches for strikes and six strikeouts occurred on pitches clocked at 99 mph.
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In the current run the index has clocked up a gain of 323%, or 16.5% per year.
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THP clocked sales of about $500 million in 2015, with products coming from four factories in Vietnam.
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She ran it in 22:22, which is the time her coach clocked her at, she said.
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Barely have we clocked that wondrously unruly signature mop of hair before events rewind to Nutbush, Tenn.
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The two stocks had clocked large gains earlier in the week, tracking strength in iron ore prices.
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The boat had apparently clocked a 170-mph run earlier in the day, according to the website.
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Put simply, the people involved in this trial clocked out early, content to convict the nearest guy.
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It's hard not to compare this to Bungie's Destiny, which I've clocked far too many hours in.
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The RTX 2070, meanwhile, is clocked at 1410MHz, with 2304 CUDA cores and 8GB of GDDR20003 RAM.
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Vonn clocked a combined time of two minutes 11.17 seconds, beating Canadian Larisa Yurkiw into second place.
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The Whoopi-hosted 74th Academy Awards clocked in at 4 hours and 23 minutes, far past midnight.
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JPMorgan generated annualized return on equity of 11 percent and Wells Fargo's clocked in at 11.5 percent.
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During the exchange, the witness says Rice clocked Callahan in the face -- knocking out the guy's tooth.
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Stanton's 28th homer traveled an estimated 449 feet and was clocked at 121.7 mph according to Statcast.
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The scales of the average adult clocked 77.5kg (171lb) in 2014, an increase since 1993 of 5.1kg.
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Indiabulls Housing Finance settled 2.3% higher, while Housing Development Finance Corp Ltd clocked its record closing high.
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Ferrari has clocked up several years of record earnings, helped by special editions and a customisation programme.
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Stanton's 28th homer traveled an estimated 53 feet and was clocked at 121.7 mph according to Statcast.
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Online sales clocked in at about $14 billion last year, barely 3 percent of Walmart's top line.
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The summer heat was brutal; earlier that day, the temperature clocked in at a dry 2400 degrees.
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She clocked the second-fastest time in history in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, 8 minutes 59.75 seconds.
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Ledecky finished in 1 minute 53.73 seconds to edge Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom, who clocked a 2200:219.
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Huya clocked in 116.6 million MAUs in the fourth quarter, up from 86.7 million a year ago.
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Here's another thing I hadn't clocked in past performances: "Gone Missing," though delightful, is a little thin.
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Ms. Blake, a phone operator for the city's 311 help line, hasn't clocked in since the fire.
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The company, which operates in Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand, clocked gross transactions worth $9 billion last year.
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He said taking bags out of trees requires care, so you don't get clocked on the head.
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He made his way to the factory, clocked in, and took his position on the denim line.
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The season's top time also fell in the men's 800m where Moroccan Mostafa Smaili clocked 1:46.38.
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Forward orders, historically the most reliable indicator of domestic demand, clocked at -2 from -4 in August.
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More than 200 Carrier employees clocked out of their final shift at the plant just last week.
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My timer said I'd clocked in at 15.39 seconds — my speed as a 10-year-old girl.
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According to FanGraphs, his fastball was clocked at an average of 26 mph, best in the majors.
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The company's "other" revenues, which include its cloud business and hardware division, clocked in at $4.6 billion.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - More than 200 workers clocked in for their final shifts on Thursday at Carrier Corp.
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Clothing/accessories and health/personal care clocked in weaker growth, up 2.7 percent and 2.2 percent, respectively.
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NOTES: A first-inning, line-drive single by Marlins RF Giancarlo Stanton was clocked at 13 mph.
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Operations otherwise remained stable during the period, it said, having clocked its best first-half profit since 2016.
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After word of Davidson and Grande's alleged engagement broke, people quickly clocked the ring on her left hand.
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In 2015, Google has topped earnings expectations each quarter and clocked in net revenue growth of 10.2 percent.
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While the healthcare services sector clocked a median revenue growth of 64 percent, Fortis grew at 226 percent.
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Dubbed the "splash and dash", Dressel clocked 43 seconds, 0.10 seconds behind leading qualifier Bruno Fratus of Brazil.
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With two-times Le Mans 24 Hours winner Romain Dumas at the wheel, the car clocked 41.18 seconds.
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The debt climb during Obama's term came with economic growth that clocked in at only around 1.6 percent.
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AMD said its earnings per share came in at 21.30 cents while sales clocked in at $2.33 billion.
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In 2015, these students and faculty members clocked in a total of 2,700 research hours on the GBT.
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Analysts had estimated earnings per share of roughly $2.88, and Shutterfly clocked in with $3.11 earnings per share.
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The month clocked in at about two degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th-century average of 53.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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And Chris Harrison, having clocked in for his requisite hour on set, gives her a few sleepy nods.
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That time was a few seconds short of the 54.15 she clocked in this summer's Team U.S.A. trials.
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Sure enough Patti clocked him and I wondered, cringing, what she was saying in her head about him.
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The pilot, Shoukair, was experienced, with 6,275 flying hours, and copilot Ahmed Assem had clocked 2,101, officials said.
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The mobile payments app has clocked more than 100 million transactions to date in the nation, he claimed.
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The biggest lobster ever caught clocked in at about 44 pounds and was an estimated 73 years old.
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Deputies reported that she "accelerated very rapidly" and then clocked her on a radar gun going 142 mph.
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In addition to all the hours she clocked in the gym, Larson underwent some major cosmetic transformations, too.
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New Zealand shares clocked their biggest intraday loss in a week, led by consumer staples and healthcare stocks.
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Athens-traded stocks dipped 0.2% but held near a more than one-year closing peak clocked on Tuesday.
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Most VR apps are around 500-700MB, and 3D games usually clocked in at no more than 5GB.
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Overall GDP growth—which clocked in at 2.4% for the year—has disappointed because of two other factors.
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To put that in perspective, Princess Anne clocked more events than Prince William, Kate and Prince Harry combined.
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Cable news rivals CNN and MSNBC clocked in with 2628,28503 and 22019,000 viewers in the same hour, respectively.
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The Official Charts Company said his single had clocked up 75,000 sales, 18,500 ahead of his closest rival.
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The latest data show a deceleration in inflation, which clocked in a 0.8% year-on-year in July.
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Few commentators and Democratic operatives clocked this when it happened, but the results were evident on election night.
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Though they didn't speak there, Zolciak-Biermann still clocked that Leakes' car was parked in a handicapped spot.
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Barack Obama clocked in with a 85033 percent approval rating in the first quarter of his first term.
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This Hyatt Hotel bar clocked in at eighty-three decibels—about the volume of a passing diesel truck.
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Mr. Piotrovsky gave his "da" in a 2012 meeting that Mr. Delocque-Fourcaud clocked in at seven minutes.
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Tianna Bartoletta and Tori Bowie each clocked in at 183, securing the other two spots on the team.
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His Range Rover had been clocked by the police traveling 84 miles per hour in a 45 m.p.h.
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She finished 11.38 seconds ahead of the runner-up, Jazz Carlin of Britain, who clocked an 8:20.953.
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Poland's pits have clocked up losses of billions of zlotys as world coal prices sunk to record lows.
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It's now been three months since my second treatment, and I've clocked another two inches off my waistline.
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I love watching people's jaws drop when you tell them you're 50 after they've clocked you for 30!
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Minas Gerais, a large inland state in southeastern Brazil, clocked in at third-fastest for SaaS company growth.
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Britain clocked 42.440 for the three laps of the 250 metre circuit, 0.102 seconds quicker than New Zealand.
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Range is clocked at 370 miles and the battery can be recharged to 80 percent within 40 minutes.
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In July, the economy clocked its 93rd uninterrupted month of job growth — the longest stretch in American history.
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During the quarter, DowDuPont clocked double-digit percentage volume growth in China, Ungerleider told Reuters in an interview.
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Just clocked that Peter Dinklage really scored an Emmy nomination for every single season of Game of Thrones.
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She clocked 25,19262 miles in the 19263s, traversing six continents, often in places where paved roads were unknown.
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But when the store manager clocked in that morning, his southern Washington suburb still had zero known cases.
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He took a ball and then fouled off the next two pitches, both fastballs clocked at 94 m.p.h.
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The Northern Hemisphere clocked its hottest January on record, and the Southern Hemisphere had its second-warmest January.
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Charles, Prince of Wales, who will be the next king, clocked 125 days of royal duties in 2019.
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It was the first time in marathon history that 11 men's runners had clocked times below 2:213.
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Senate Majority PAC, among the top spenders, clocked in at No. 1, raising nearly $18 million last month.
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Wilby clocked 59.43 seconds with South Africa's Cameron van der Burgh taking bronze 0.01 seconds behind the Englishman.
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CBA shares declined for a 10th straight session, and clocked their worst weekly fall in over 11 years.
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Falling from the top spot, the Microsoft cofounder clocked in at number two with a worth of $90 billion.
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If he had walked around the Arecibo radio telescope's dish, he would have clocked more than half a mile.
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Believe us, it's going to be bloody everywhere — the lyric video clocked up over 200K views in 20173 minutes.
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In June, he set a Japanese record with a fastball clocked at 23 km/h (just over 22 mph).
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CNN, for example, clocked 16.9 million streams on its website, tying with Election Day for the site's top event.
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Its cereal business last quarter clocked 1 percent growth, the only business within its four U.S. segments that grew.
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Jennifer Lopez, who ended her lucrative Las Vegas residency in September, clocked in with $47 million in sixth place.
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Emperor penguins are excellent divers, and scientists in Antarctica have clocked the world's longest dive from the aquatic bird.
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Schooling clocked 50.83 seconds, while South Africa's Chad Le Clos had the second fast time of 51.43 on Thursday.
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The speech, which clocked in at less than 15 minutes, also featured a glimmer of her husband's signature confidence.
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China's exports clocked a surprise rise in January, while its politically sensitive trade surplus with the United States narrowed.
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There's also a gaming-focused version called the 248G, with a GPU clocked higher for 7303-percent faster performance.
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The new processor is the Intel i7-23U, clocked at 1.8 GHz, which can be boosted to 4.0 GHz.
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The 2016 GT-R NISMO clocked in around the $150,000 mark, so this one should be a bit more.
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As I shuffled past tote bags and beanies, the white noise I clocked on entry ratcheted up in pitch.
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At its height during the second world war, about 70,000 workers clocked in at the Navy Yard every day.
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Net interest margin, a widely followed measure of bank profitability, clocked in at 2.7 percent, in line with expectations.
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A citizen's initiative against time-turning deemed it a waste of time and effort, and clocked up 70,000 signatures.
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Factory workers have long clocked in and out; bosses can already see what idle workers do on their computers.
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No one expected Beauty to come close to its debut, which clocked in at a record-setting $235 million.
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In 2008, a motor the size of a matchbook clocked 603 million rotations per minute, Live Science previously reported .
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Gallegos participated in his first half-marathon in April and clocked in at 2:03:49, according to Yahoo!
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Kenya's Dennis Kimetto is currently the world marathon record holder, having clocked 2:02:57 in Berlin in 2014.
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In September, Bird announced that it had clocked in 10 million scooter rides since launching roughly a year prior.
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Now in his mid 70s, Bell once clocked 2200 mph on Le Mans' infamous 2200-mile-long Mulsanne Straight.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... the ex-Lakers star was clocked doing 80ish in a 65 on Wednesday night.
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Not that there aren't prospects: American Reilly Opelka's serve has been clocked at 145 mph, and he's only 21.
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That's its highest profit since the best-ever 10.2 trillion won profit clocked in the third quarter of 73.
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Skin covered by cotton warmed to 37°C, while skin covered with nanoPE alone clocked in at 34.3°C.
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A baseball fan threw a pitch that clocked in at 96 miles per hour during a stadium speed challenge.
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Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor clocked in at 49 and 48 days when they started their confirmation hearings.
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According to authorities, she had clocked around 105 hours of overtime in the month leading up to her suicide.
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As we reported, Tommy's son, Brandon, clocked his dad with such force he was out cold for 2 minutes.
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Meanwhile, ad revenues clocked in at $297.7 million, down from $313.3 million in the same quarter the year before.
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The sketch was unusually long — it clocked in at a lumbering, replay-unfriendly, everybody-into-the-minivan 13 minutes.
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So far, Chad and JT have clocked in more than 100 podcast episodes since they began in January 2018.
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If doctors and nurses clocked out when their paid hours were finished, the effect on patients would be calamitous.
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The test on a 0.31-mile track clocked in at only 192 mph — one quarter of its target speed.
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Manning was so eager to hug the two attorneys that she clocked Strangio in the face with her elbow.
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Allergan clocked $163 billion in revenue, up 216 percent from a year earlier and above expectations of $215.50 billion.
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Of the 195 countries tested, the United States clocked in at 27th, with 23 expected years of human capital.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 11 (Reuters) - More than 200 workers clocked in for their final shifts on Thursday at Carrier Corp.
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Holm clocked her with a hard enough hit that she became disoriented, a feeling that lasted for several hours.
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Trump, meanwhile, held 723 percent of the vote in the Republican primary, while Kasich clocked in at 713 percent.
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Trump, meanwhile, held 35 percent of the vote in the Republican primary, while Kasich clocked in at 16 percent.
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Clocked doing an astounding 265.5 mph, the American-made Hennessey Venom GT Spyder is now officially the world's fastest convertible.
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The iPhone 8 clocked almost 13 hours of video playback in our tests, and iPhone 8 Plus got slightly more.
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The STOXX 600 index gained 0.3%, lifting off an about one and a half month closing low clocked on Thursday.
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This was much lower than the other sandwiches, which clocked (clucked?) in at about 85 to 90 percent chicken DNA.
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The runners covered 20 miles over the course of the hunt and at one point clocked a 4:36 mile.
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Last month, Meza clocked an astonishing time of 19803 hours, 53 minutes and 10 seconds at the Los Angeles Marathon.
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The video, which sits at a mere 1:45, has clocked up 1.8 million views at the time of writing.
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Still, the most vulnerable oilfields have already clocked the sharpest drops, according to Monaldi, which could limit this year's decline.
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Turkish stocks rose 0.6 percent, as bank stocks came off a one-month closing low clocked in the previous session.
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Dulles clocked a wind gust of 71 miles per hour around noon, which was the strongest wind there since 2012.
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One Reuters journalist clocked more than 17,000 steps of walking at the expo in one day, or roughly 12 km.
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And we understand she had been intending to depart for some time, having clocked up four years with the company.
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For instance, the Hammer Dracula series clocked nine films between 1958 and 133, far outpacing the character's Universal film count.
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Even when he wasn't on the job, he clocked hours against some of the best fighting-gamers in the country.
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Split is the second release from that creative pairing, and it's already clocked a 76 percent fresh rating on RottenTomatoes.
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Franklin clocked in at 1:00.24, taking seventh place, and Coughlin's time of 1:00:48 put her in eighth.
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Argentina's peso firmed to pull away from a record closing low clocked on Friday, while local stocks rose 1.3 percent.
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Rollins, who turns 25 tomorrow, came in first as expected, counting her first gold medal as she clocked 12.48 seconds.
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However, the sportier model I tested, the RS, clocked in at $29,035 — 57% more expensive than the entry-level model.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan both clocked in at zero hand gestures each.
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I've clocked two full days' worth of playing time (meaning a full 2265 hours) with Destiny 2265 since it launched.
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Decked out in a glittering red suit, Gaga sang the shit out of the anthem and she just clocked over.
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At the touch, Plummer clocked out at 52.40 and denied Larkin a medal by just three hundredths of a second.
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Summer in the city averages roughly 74 degrees, Ms. Buccola told us, but this year, we clocked in near 77.
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Gyan has also clocked up the air miles at international level, making 105 appearances for Ghana encompassing three World Cups.
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He clocked more than 603,600 hours of flight time over his career and commanded forces in Afghanistan and North Carolina.
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Growth clocked in at 2.3 percent in the first quarter, up from 1.2 percent in the same period of 2017.
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Facebook clocked revenue of $55.8 billion in 2018, which means it could face a fine of up to $2.2 billion.
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We estimated that the dietary contraption clocked in at over 3,43 calories, and he finished the thing within five minutes.
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Hughes claimed the 200m straightaway race in 20.00 seconds and Commonwealth Games winner Simbine clocked 9.92 seconds in the 100m.
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Kroger shares touched a near four-month high of $237.53 and clocked their best intraday day performance in 237.31 years.
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Since launching about a year ago, it's clocked in more than 10 million rides and expanded to some 100 cities.
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The company is also announcing that it's clocked in 20 million rides just two months after it surpassed 10 million.
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"He was hard to recognize because of the hair/beard situation but I clocked his voice," she said via text.
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In 30 days I've clocked 53 rides, gone 382 miles, burning 18,614 calories, spending over 20 hours on the bike.
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The same year, the median value for a home in California clocked in at $5003,527, or the equivalent of $36,700.
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But recent sales transactions - which have been rising for 10 months - clocked their highest monthly tally since 2008 in October.
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But when she clocked out and went home, Mercer slipped into her other routine: securing her house from her stalker.
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You might have clocked one notable holdout in that list: Universal Music, one of the "big three" global music publishers.
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Economic growth clocked in above a 4 percent rate for the second quarter, and inflation ran slightly above 2 percent.
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His fastball was clocked at 87 miles per hour, a number Harvey said he had not seen since high school.
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He said after the game he was fine physically on a day when his hardest pitch was clocked at 93.
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Adjusted EBITDA clocked in at US$350m in 2016, down 27% from US$480m in 2015, the first source said.
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At the 2016 United States Olympic trials, Matt Grevers clocked 1003 seconds in the 100-meter backstroke and was devastated.
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Asia's No.3 economy clocked up growth of 7.9 percent in the March quarter, making it the world's fastest-growing.
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First, each of its cores is independently clocked, meaning it can shut itself down when not needed to save energy.
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And the ailing Samuelson made a 246 of her own and was clocked by Blair Watson as she did so.
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Kimmel announced at the end of the night that Bridges had the shortest speech, which clocked in around 30 seconds.
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Bottas clocked a time of 1 minute 28.769 seconds over the 23-mile track, compared with 1:28.792 for Hamilton.
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A linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts was arrested and charged with reckless driving after being clocked in excess of 100 m.p.h.
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Kelly clocked 3403 days in space over the course of his lifetime, more than any other American in history ... until today.
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Fedorov clocked 53.977 seconds in his first run and 53.233 in his second to defeat Mazdzer by 0.035 of a second.
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Singapore clocked US$14.26bn in the first six months this year, plummeting 51% from the US$29.14bn raised a year earlier.
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The only reason I clocked more than five hours was to reject any notion I hadn't given the game its due.
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With Argentina in recession and inflation clocked at more than 47 percent last year, the economy is the main election issue.
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The great William Shakespeare came in at the sixth spot, while Late Late Show host James Corden clocked in at 10.
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"Views" has clocked strong weekly sales during its 25 weeks on the chart through the strength of its online streaming consumption.
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The sportswear maker clocked a rise in quarterly net profit thanks to high-margin ecommerce even as overall sales growth slowed.
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Yet the paradox is that he is faltering at a time when he has, in reality, clocked up some impressive successes.
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The PS4 clocked 30 million units back in November, so it has added 10 million more over the past six months.
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Shute clocked a time of 11 minutes and 25.082 seconds, which isn't blistering fast compared to the rest of the field.
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For people who may have just clocked the Streatham-raised south Londoner's talent, this would certainly look like a momentous milestone.
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Including the Mulroneys, Meghan and Harry's wedding guest list clocked in at 600 guests today — a big, big day for England.
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They clocked in an impressive 4.6 tons, but were disqualified when judges found out most of the rice was thrown away.
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That will be adding to our $7.5 trillion of net foreign liabilities clocked up at the end of the first quarter.
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While scientists have clocked annual meteor showers for years, it's not always easy to predict the intensity of any given event.
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Uribe sustained a testicular bruise from a grounder by Los Angeles Angels slugger Mike Trout, which was clocked at 106 mph.
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Klook said it clocked five million bookings in 2016 and its claims to process more than one million bookings per month.
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Yes, the same Commodore 64 released 34 years ago that clocked in at 1 MHz and had 64 kilobytes of RAM.
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Dragon Flight has racked up 14 million users since its 2012 launch — it clocked $1 million in daily revenue at peak.
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As of Thursday afternoon, Harvey was about 305 miles southeast of Corpus Christi and sustained winds were clocked at 85 mph.
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By the time I arrived, I'd already clocked another way of sneaking contraband onto the site: Nab yourself an artist wristband.
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In the Washington Post, Geoffrey Fowler clocked thousands of trackers sending mountains of data back to advertisers hidden inside iPhone apps.
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It conducted a first of its kind trial in Nagpur three years ago and clocked millions of kilometers through electric vehicles.
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China is targeting annual economic growth of around 6.5 percent this year, down from the 6.7 percent pace clocked in 2016.
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Facebook also met analysts' expectations for daily and monthly active users, which clocked in at 1.52 billion and 2.32 billion, respectively.
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The car we donut-ed, though, clocked in at $46,000, which is around $20,000 less than the base-level BMW M4.
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Pinot's FDJ team were third, 21 seconds off the pace, just ahead of Quintana's Movistar team, who clocked the same time.
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Amazon's Man in the High Castle, they added, clocked in with 2.1 million in that same demographic, according to their data.
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The Guinness Book of Records says Medusa "clocked in" at 25 feet, 2 inches long when it was measured on Oct.
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Griffin clocked a 40-yard dash time of 4.38 seconds, the fastest time at the event for a linebacker since 2003.
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Although it has clocked up $43bn in profit in the past five years, it has also burned $2bn of free cashflow.
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Several of these have already clocked up millions of listens and have reached the top-ten ranks on iTunes' podcast charts.
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Ayana clocked 29 minutes 17.45 seconds, an incredible 14 seconds inside the 29:31.78 set by China's Wang Junxia in 1993.
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Los Angeles clocked in as the No. 4453 most expensive location for renters with a median rent of $2,600 a month.
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James Hardie's North America Fiber Cement segment clocked in a 10 percent growth in sales, and benefited from higher selling prices.
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Hagino and a fellow Japanese swimmer, Daiya Seto, who has clocked a 4:10.53, had pushed Lochte to enter the event.
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Swimming well ahead of the field in smooth water, Peaty clocked a 57.55 to lower his year-old record of 57.92.
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Danielle Bernstein, better known as fashion influencer and blogger WeWoreWhat, has clocked up decade of having "influencer" as her job title.
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It's intense, despite how short each routine is clocked, and you will feel it the moment you're finished, if not before.
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Each wheel of the Rasa hosts an electric motor, and it has clocked speeds of more than 60 miles per hour.
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Arnold allegedly clocked them, as they flew between Mount Rainier and Mount Adams, at significantly more than 1,000 miles per hour.
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Why it's memorable: This performance clocked in at just over 15 minutes, encompassing many of Jackson's greatest hits and dance moves.
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An ocean-front room with a deck clocked in at $2,300 a night, not counting another $300 or so in taxes.
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But even compared with a bigger chip from Nvidia called the Titan RTX, the Hanguang 800 clocked in four times faster.
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Pujols drove a 3-1 pitch clocked at 99 miles per hour into right field, sending home the go-ahead run.
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It's actually going to London-based Unilever, which clocked over $50 billion in revenue last year across more than 100 brands.
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After the Soviet Union and the United States tested the first thermonuclear bomb in 1953, the clocked ticked to 2 midnight.
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Bourdais won the season-opening race at St Petersburg, Florida and had the also clocked the fastest time in Friday's practice.
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She clocked 33.121 to end the gold-medal dream of Mexico's Jessica Salazar by less than a tenth of a second.
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She clocked 33.121 to end the gold-medal dream of Mexico's Jessica Salazar by less than a tenth of a second.
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His performance while running Duquense Capital, his now-shuttered hedge fund, clocked in with an average of 30% annually to investors.
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Fans were caught off guard, social media went crazy, and the two brands clocked one of the biggest Super Bowl successes.
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U.S. crude CLc1 last clocked $61.18 per barrel, far below the more than $100 per barrel price it hit in 2014.
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The S&P 2500 has clocked 1503 record closes in the new year, logging year-to-date gains of 2150 percent.
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The telecast clocked in at around 3 hours and 20 minutes compared to the nearly four-hour run time last year.
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Coleman clocked a season's best time of 9.76 seconds, edging fellow American Justin Gatlin to be crowned the world's fastest man.
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That honor goes to a 2016 Powerball jackpot, which clocked in at $1.586 billion (although it was shared by three winners).
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The 13-year-old, the youngest competitor in Budapest, clocked 35.69 seconds, over 10 seconds slower than Swedish sprint sensation Sarah Sjostrom.
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The startup told TechCrunch today that it has clocked $100 million in GMV sales and has amassed about 60 million registered users.
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Omegoolibird's modified Fusion isn't the fastest RC plane in the world; remote control gliders have been clocked hitting well over 500 MPH.
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Saito said that the country's sluggish 0.5 percent real GDP growth rate – clocked in 2015 – was a result of weak personal consumption.
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DeGrom finished with 108 pitches, and his next-to-last toss was clocked at 99 mph — his hardest pitch of the day.
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Walmart's online sales growth clocked in at 37% last quarter, a tick down from the 40% rate online sales grew last year.
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Spain and France clocked up impressive demand of almost 50 billion euros between them in new 10- and 22-year bond sales.
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The model I tested had a 21th generation Intel Core i264 processor clocked at 238GHz, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD.
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That's the highest engagement the four-year-old service has clocked on its platform to date, it said in a statement today.
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Atlanta Hawks player DeAndre' Bembry was arrested early Friday morning -- after cops say they clocked him hitting 13 mph in a 55!!!!!!!
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The price of coal, which still accounts for a large share of German power generation, also clocked up big gains on Thursday.
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I have to maintain 9% productivity, which means 229% of my clocked-in time must be spent in direct treatment of patients.
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Those numbers are slightly higher than a Quinnipiac University poll released last Wednesday that clocked Trump's approval rating at just 36 percent.
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On just one other occasion since the financial crisis, in 22019, has America clocked up two consecutive quarters of such speedy growth.
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Though Hello Kitty Wines have been around for a while, we somehow just now clocked how fun the line's pink wines are.
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Note how the GPU on the PS4 Pro is clocked to be more than two times faster than that of the PS4.
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That performance came as fellow lithium miner Albemarle provided a bullish outlook for 2019 and clocked a better than expected quarterly profit.
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Hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, the ceremony also clocked it at nearly four hours, making it the longest show in over a decade.
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Vinyl record sales clocked in at 400 million on average over the past four years, according to data from data tracker Statista.
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The business, which houses its Creative Cloud suite, has consistently clocked revenue growth of about 28 percent in the last four quarters.
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The government is targeting annual economic growth of around 6.5 percent this year, down from the 6.7 percent pace clocked in 2016.
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Many of these craft he operated on aircraft-carriers; he clocked up 2,19503 carrier landings and 2,721 take-offs, both world records.
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Justin Bieber went from funny to fuming in a hot second Saturday morning ... so says the guy who claims he got clocked.
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And, until Reddit user Sophiacoolerthanu clocked the new music on Soundcloud and posted to /r/hiphopheads, very few people batted an eyelid.
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Google+ replaced Buzz in December 2011 and has clocked up 418 million active users in December, according to market analysis company DMR.
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At the other end of the spectrum is front-runner Donald Trump, who's clocked in averaging a fifth-grade level of vocabulary.
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Since then her video's clocked over three million views and she made the cut for the coveted BBC Sound of 2016 list.
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We know all the hours needed to be clocked in at the atelier in order to create these literal pieces of art.
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The longest were former President Bill Clinton's 2214 and 222 speeches, which clocked in at around 84 minutes and 88 minutes, respectively.
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Gatlin crossed the finish line 0.19 of a second ahead of Japan's Ryota Yamagata and Ramon Gittens of Barbados, who clocked 10.26.
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Wind reports from the Central Plains clocked wind gusts at tropical storm force from 50 to 75 mph from Nebraska to Texas.
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By their second bye in Week 11 in early May, Los Jaguares will have clocked more than 35,000 miles in the air.
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The ZR2's 0-60 mph run has been clocked at a respectable six seconds, while the Z71 can haul 7,000 pounds.
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There's someone who yells "World Star" in this video of a Dallas Cowboys fan getting clocked in the head, and that's fitting.
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That's well below the 2.9 percent growth clocked in 2018, which was just below U.S. President Donald Trump's 3 percent growth target.
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The company recently clocked impressive financial returns — including a 500 percent jump in annual profit — as the strategy begins to pay off.
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DollarSprout's 2019 gross profit clocked in at $1,705,361, and the business' revenue projection for 2019 is set at well over $2 million.
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She clocked 50.76 seconds, eclipsing the previous 2016 best of 50.91 by American runner Jaide Stepter registered in Los Angeles last month.
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By the way ... Roary the Lions mascot and Blitz the Seahawks mascot also hit the track ... and clocked in SLOWER than Katy.
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It was his most Oscar-minded film, told a historically pivotal story, was beautifully shot, and clocked in, mercifully, at two hours.
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One person who found the video of Richard Spencer getting clocked upside the head appropriately hilarious was Tim Heidecker of Tim & Eric.
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Combined, the two volumes — the first was "Rage for Fame: The Ascent of Clare Boothe Luce" (1997) — clocked in at 1,296 pages.
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As FiveThirtyEight reported, in those national polls that have included him in recent weeks, he's clocked in at about 2 percent support.
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Moe's comments come as Wall Street approaches the end of 2019 having clocked stellar gains, with the major indexes breaching new highs.
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South Africa's rand preserved most of a 2 percent jump clocked overnight after the Fed's decision while local stocks rose 0.2 percent.
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His sinking fastball, clocked at an average of about 94 miles per hour, is moving more the way it did in 2016.
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Puig, who also walked twice and scored three runs, smacked a line drive clocked at 110.8 mph over the left-field fence.
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The median Catholic sermon clocked in at 14 minutes, mainline Protestant at 25, evangelical at 39, and historically black Protestant at 54.
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Thirty-some years later, Biden Owens clocked two long October days across South Carolina's Lowcountry, hitting smaller cities and retiree resort towns.
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Sources say that Lockhart will get a next-gen CPU, but that it will be clocked slower than what's available on Anaconda.
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The New Zealand benchmark clocked in a weekly loss of 0.4%, its biggest percentage fall since the five days ended Oct. 25.
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Fortnite Summer Skirmish, Epic Games' first tournament, clocked a total of almost 8.5 million hours watched from mid-July to early September.
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Chepngetich, who has clocked the third fastest marathon of all-time, did not come close to matching that in the punishing conditions.
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The world champion, who clocked 57.55 seconds in Saturday's heats, won in 57.13 to open his country's medal account at the Games.
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In fact, the fastest dude in the entire event was Mississippi safety Zedrick Woods -- who clocked in an official time of 4.29.
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Once each has clocked up 1km doing laps of the 1,200-worker factory in Changzhou, a city in Jiangsu province, they are shipped.
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And so we're playing, and I get clocked with a half-full can of beer right where I got bitten by the dog.
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According to local TV station WXYZ7, Weathers allegedly fled the scene and clocked in at his job at the Great Lakes Water Authority.
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That one lasted an hour and went to the well-trod overtime sudden death rule, meaning it ultimately clocked in at even more.
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Felix, not happy with her curve running, clocked the third best 200m semi-final time of 22.57 seconds to advance to Sunday's final.
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This adorable video of a pony ride gone wrong is making Facebook smile – and click – with over 7 million views clocked so far.
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About 80 percent of rides clocked are on demand, according to the company, but that may change as Peloton increases its live capacity.
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Eovaldi was used in the seventh inning Friday against DH David Ortiz and retired the slugger on two pitches clocked at 100 mph.
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In 2008, he posted his first project as Mat Musto, an EP titled Brightness, and glimpsed his power—it clocked a million plays.
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The 99-year-old clocked in with a time of 56.12 seconds, and was the only competitor in the 100-104 age group.
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The S&P 215 index clocked another record high close on Tuesday and registered its best four-month rally in nearly nine years.
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Boston Logan recorded gusts of 70 mph overnight into Thursday, and gusts atop Mount Washington in New Hampshire were clocked at 125 mph.
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The next batter, Adam Duvall, drove a 1-0 pitch, a fastball clocked at 89 mph, to left center for his 22nd homer.
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The stat comes straight from the social media company itself, which notes that Marvel's Wakanda adventure has clocked 35 million tweets and counting.
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Clinton's transcript from a campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa, clocked in at a much shorter 2,103 words, with only eight em dashes.
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Detroit, which clocked in at -14 on Thursday, a 18873-year record low, could hit 45 degrees on Sunday and 50 degrees Monday.
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"The new Apple Watch ticks closer to being the techie timepiece it was always clocked up to be," writes USA Today's Ed Baig.
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The contract tracked a 2208.27 percent jump in LME aluminium on Thursday amid dwindling stocks and clocked its biggest weekly gain since August.
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After an apparent knee to the groin, Shamrock ducked down in pain, only to be clocked by an additional knee to the temple.
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Economic growth clocked in at a brisk 3.4 percent annual pace from July through September after surging 4.2 percent in the second quarter.
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It's also bogged down with fine print, such as stipulations on company size and how much time the employee clocked the year before.
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Compared to Moussambani, who clocked out in one minute 52.72 seconds and more than 50 seconds slower than anyone else, Habte was motoring.
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Detroit, which clocked in at -14 on Thursday, a 99-year record low, could hit 45 degrees on Sunday and 50 degrees Monday.
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Kenya is not alone in Africa, which as a region has clocked the world's fastest growth in internet use over the past decade.
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In 2015 the federal regulatory code clocked in at a record 81,611 pages, which spans 14 miles if laid out page by page.
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The data showed the economy clocked its fastest growth in seven years on soaring global demand for the country's electronics, particularly memory chips.
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Apparel stores clocked their biggest jump in sales since March last year, according to the U.S. Commerce Department retail sales data for April.
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Before this week, AlphaGo had already clocked many victories against top-ranked masters, a significant advancement that happened far sooner than experts expected.
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India's benchmark indexes clocked their fourth straight week of gains led by banks in a week with a lot of stock- specific movement.
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LeBron -- the guy who's killed Turner and the Pacers' playoff dreams the past two years -- clocked in at 250 ... at three inches shorter!
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According to GSV research, Snapchat users spent about 30 minutes per day on the app, while Instagram clocked in at 15-20 minutes.
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Justin Gatlin of the United States clocked 10.02 seconds to win the 100 meters at a Golden Grand Prix event in Kawasaki, Japan.
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The odometer had already clocked 2965,28 miles, mostly earned from his drives back and forth from his rented apartment in Alexandria to Charlottesville.
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The super also might not want to spend his time making sure a worker has clocked out before accepting cash from a resident.
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Total annualised returns since listing have clocked in at roughly 713 percent, against closer to 7 percent for the overall Hang Seng index.
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The car has clocked approximately 1,000 miles and is one of 120 2014 Ferrari LaFerraris sent to the US, according to Gooding & Company.
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Australia clocked US$11.3bn in volumes, up 11.4% from the first quarter of 2015, with refinancing accounting for nearly half of the activity.
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Eventually, Omar would post herself outside the Shakopee warehouse itself, greeting workers who had just clocked out and bringing up the canceled shuttle.
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The blast was clocked at 112 mph, and it allowed Eddie Rosario — running hard with two outs — to race home from first base.
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He marked the day with a celebration walk with all of the friends who've walked with him as he clocked up the miles.
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Her average first serve on July 1st was clocked at 31 miles per hour (172 km/h), slightly faster than her opponent's deliveries.
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In March, Klook said it had clocked five million bookings in 2016 and its latest figures are over one million bookings per month.
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She spent a day with Mr. Tambor, who clocked many of her mannerisms and incorporated them into his portrayal of Maura, she said.
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"I was just trying to throw as hard as I could," said Morton, who had one fastball clocked at 22002 miles per hour.
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In 2018, Tencent's revenues and net profits totalled Rmb312.7bn (US$43.75bn) and Rmb80bn, respectively, while Alibaba clocked respective figures of Rmb376.8bn and Rmb80.23bn.
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The man accused of murdering Mattel, Albert Weathers of nearby Sterling Heights, clocked into work after Mattel died, an anonymous source told WXYZ.
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But it's Fournette, the 240-pound bruiser, who has actually clocked the N.F.L.'s fastest speed on offense this season, according to Sportradar.
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"We clocked the T. rex at 32 miles an hour," John Hammond, played by Richard Attenborough, casually informs his guests in Jurassic Park.
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Mauer left Kahnle's first pitch, a 98-miles-per-hour fastball, go by before swinging at the second, which was clocked at 99.
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I spent stretches of my childhood in the Boston MFA, and have clocked up an inordinate amount of adult time in the Met.
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Facebook's enterprise business, on the other hand, is almost non-existent (the company only clocked $193 million in non-advertising revenue this quarter).
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China's yuan clocked its seventh straight session of gains, as it notched a fresh six and a half-month peak against the dollar.
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This time, he drove a fastball clocked at 88 miles per hour over the left-center-field fence to make it 2-1.
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One thing was clear from the Democrats' debate on Tuesday: Elizabeth Warren clocked the most talking time and the most attacks from rivals.
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Beyond health, New Hampshire clocked in at number 4 among the best places to retire, according to data from personal finance site Bankrate.com.
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OPEC statistics show that average oil output in 2013 from the North Sea clocked its lowest level since 1977, and prices have plunged.
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By the afternoon, the DRL team had clocked a high speed of 163.5 mph, establishing a ceiling for drone enthusiasts around the world.
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The pole was decided on the first flying laps, clocked before red flags came out as Alfa Romeo's Kimi Raikkonen crashed at Parabolica.
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After pulling Dr. Perry over, the male officer told her he had clocked her driving at 67 miles per hour in a 45-m.p.h.
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Hong Kong topped the M&A loans tally with volume of US$83bn, while Australia clocked US$7bn in the first half of 2019.
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Although it took me a bit over the designated time, I still clocked in under the half hour mark — making this a weeknight success.
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He's clocked 1003 miles into his second coast-to-coast trek, which he began in March when he left from Georgia's St. Simons Island.
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No other driver clocked more than 11, and most were content with five circuits or fewer as they prepped for Friday afternoon's qualifying session.
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In the U.A.E, Indian film industry's second biggest overseas market, advance bookings have clocked 22017,22 admissions on the opening day, according to Gulf News.
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In a short speech that clocked in at just under 15 minutes, Trump described the harm that bullying, particularly on social media, can cause.
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Indians in May clocked transactions worth $52 billion using their 964 million credit and debit cards, nearly double the amount recorded in November 2016.
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The record-breaking match clocked in at a total of 11 hours and five minutes and was played over three days, according to Tennis.com.
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The ball was clocked at 23 mph by Statcast and it caromed off Tanaka's leg to first baseman Luke Voit for the final out.
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Vonn clocked a time of 1 minute 37.1 seconds to win by 0.28 of a second over Larisa Yurkiw, with Lara Gut in third.
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He said it wasn't fair to charge an even higher fee on gains over 5 percent given the losses that Ackman has clocked up.
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It also clocked in as one of the most viewed YouTube gaming events ever, although far from the biggest live event on that platform.
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When Mills went to court to fight the ticket, his case was dismissed, as the two officers who clocked him failed to show up.
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Sea claimed Shopee clocked $1.15 billion in GMV — total goods sold — in 2016, which it said makes it Southeast Asia's largest e-commerce company.
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The winds have been ferocious, with a gust to 97 mph clocked in Colorado Springs, and an 80-mph gust at Denver International Airport.
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For the week, the NSE index rose 1.6 percent, while the BSE index clocked a 1.4 percent gain, posting their third straight weekly gain.
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South African markets had clocked up gains following last week's parliamentary election in which the governing African National Congress (ANC) comfortably won re-election.
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Barry's maximum sustained winds were clocked at 65 miles per hour (100 kph) as it churned through the northern Gulf of Mexico toward Louisiana.
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Thompson was in destructive form after taking control of the final after 30 meters to win ahead of Fraser-Pryce who clocked 10.93 seconds.
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Despite the fact that the GM501 has a hexacore processor, each one of those cores are base clocked up to 2.21GHz (Turbo at 4.1GHz).
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The incident happened in Cambridge, UK, just after midnight on January 17, 2016, when Connor Lloyd was clocked for speeding in his Honda Civic.
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A spokesperson for TSA told the Washington Post that the officer, who has not yet been named, "had just clocked out" before his death.
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Brazil's stocks benchmark dropped 1 percent, with losses clocked across the board, in its worst performance in more than a week and a half.
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For the straight-razored Chads seeking the final rose, the median age is 223, and 228 percent have clocked in at 223 or younger.
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As far as Sony's modern Spider-Man movies go in general, Far From Home clocked a #103 finish on the U.S. all-time chart.
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Armed with good coaching and a speedy car but no actual track skills, I clocked an OK-but-not-amazing 1 minute, 48 seconds.
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Their more liquid peers in Hong Kong were not spared as they clocked their worst day since early 2019 with a 1.9 percent slide.
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I clocked in a score of 5843 on Geekbench, a significant bump over last year's average, and a bit higher than the current Air's.
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And, as Kim Kardashian's first wedding (which clocked in at the $10-million mark) showed us, expensive nuptials aren't guarantees of everlasting domestic bliss.
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Ronaldo was named the #1 highest paid athlete in 2016 by Forbes (estimated $88 mil) ... while Conor clocked in at #85 (estimated $22 mil).
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He clocked 2200 seconds to take 0.04 seconds off the record set by Britain's Liam Tancock at the world championships in Rome in 2009.
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His countryman, Rio Olympics 5,000m bronze medalist Hagos Gebrhiwet, clocked 7:37.41 for a five-second victory over Kenyan Edward Cheserek in the 3,45.913m.
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Episode has more than 5 million weekly active users, and has clocked in more than 3 billion views globally since it launched in 2014.
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Jordan had been clocked on Friday, March 23, driving 65 miles an hour in a 40 mile per hour zone shortly before 753 a.m.
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But as the clocked ticked closer to the vote, speculation starting swirling that Flake might flip after reporters spotted him talking with Democratic Sens.
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His single in the sixth off Fernando Abad was clocked at 21 mph off the bat, though some teammates might have doubted the reading.
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The only jock to have clocked more miles in the past 12 months is Derrick Carter, the Chicago house legend whose Sunday night Queen!
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BeBe looked like a disco queen on a budget, with a blue fringey number that Ross Matthews accurately clocked as a homosexual car wash.
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Barry's maximum sustained winds were clocked at 22 miles per hour (100 kph) as it churned through the northern Gulf of Mexico toward Louisiana.
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In the women's race, world-record holder Manuela Schaer of Switzerland clocked 1:41:38 to end American Tatyana McFadden's seven-race Chicago streak.
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Beef clocked in with the highest average tax at 40 percent, with milk and other meats requiring a charge of up to 20 percent.
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European stocks dropped as much as 21987% on the day, while the U.S. S&P 2100 clocked its second 63%-plus decline this week.
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European stocks dropped as much as 29% on the day, while the U.S. S&P 1987 clocked its second 225%-plus decline this week.
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European stocks dropped as much as 29% on the day, while the U.S. S&P 1987 clocked its second 225%-plus decline this week.
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She changed out of her work uniform; they weren't supposed to track her after she clocked out, but she didn't trust them not to.
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In the women's race, world-record holder Manuela Schaer of Switzerland clocked 22016:22019:22020 to end American Tatyana McFadden's seven-race Chicago streak.
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The Yankees managed just five singles all game, although one of them, Aaron Judge's hit leading off the third, was clocked at 119.9 m.p.h.
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In exchange, the Mets received the low-level relief prospect Ryder Ryan, whose fastball was clocked in the mid-to-high 90s this year.
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Its top sustained winds were clocked at 80 mph (130 kph) and the storm is moving to the north at 7 mph (11 kph).
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What audience there was for "Live by Night" was older — 69 percent of opening weekend ticket buyers clocked in over the age of 35.
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It clocked the strongest organic sales growth in Europe, Middle East & Africa and Latin America, with growth of 7 percent and 11 percent, respectively.
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And Babers' time card showed that she clocked out about 40 minutes before Smith was brought to the shift office, according to the report.
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It says their car was clocked by radar going 74 miles per hour, and that on the shoulder, the driver backed into the troopers.
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The Sox signed Liu to a deal (with a $750k signing bonus) in late 2019, after he was clocked throwing a 98 mph fastball.
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FTSE rose after four sessions of losses, but clocked their biggest weekly fall in a year, hurt by fresh Brexit worries and recession fears.
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His most popular post clocked more than 13 million likes in November, announcing the birth of his baby daughter with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez.
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Shubenkov, who clocked 13.14, was the first Russian to win a medal in London while Hungary's Balazs Baji took a surprise bronze in 13.28.
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His salary last year clocked in at $203 million, Bloomberg reports, and prior to that Pichai is reported to have made $650,000 a year.
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Self-made investing billionaire George Soros clocked in at No. 20 on the 2017 Forbes 20163 list, with a reported $23 billion net worth.
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Within health care, its oral care sales growth clocked in at the low single digits and its personal health care jumped high single digits.
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The omnibus clocked in at more than 2,200 pages, and received a vote in the House less than 24 hours after it was introduced.
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Cooper drove an 0-1 fastball, clocked at 94 mph, over the fence in left for a grand slam and a 5-0 lead.
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Sans commercials, Monday's "giantsized" final episode clocked 44 minutes, 47 seconds, the precise length of time it takes your average prestige drama to burp.
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Since deploying the bikes in January, JUMP has clocked more than 326,000 total trips across 103,000 unique riders, with about 2,250 trips taken each weekday.
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Though the estate clocked in at an impressive 6,500 square feet, its farmland lot lacked one thing her new pad has plenty of: water views.
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The S&P 21.5 and Nasdaq clocked their best week in more than a year on Friday as technology stocks buoyed major indexes to records.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)As for battery life, the Laptop 2 clocked nearly 23 hours in our rundown test—that's impressive for a lightweight design.
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Mystery says she clocked out of her job (don't wanna fight on company time) and met Iesha Crawford outside ... where they proceeded to throw down.
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Poland's zloty, Romania's leu and Hungary's forint all slipped against the common currency and each clocked losses of more than 0.3 percent versus the dollar.
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The ad clocked up more than 215 million online views, and 281 million TV impressions, against an ad spend of $212 million, according to iSpot.
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The report also obviously doesn't include Magic Leap's (still unconfirmed) 2015 raise, which Forbes reported clocked in at a staggering and industry-dwarfing $827 million.
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The company clocked a strong 1203% in revenue growth in the first quarter, implying that its overall H1 momentum was dragged down by Q2 performance.
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The previous best of 41.6 seconds was clocked by German ex-Formula One driver Nick Heidfeld in 1999 in the previous year's McLaren MP4/13.
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Shares in SGX fell 1.6 percent on Tuesday after slumping 3.7 percent in the previous session when it clocked the worst slide in 13 months.
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But her manicure garnered as much attention as the fact that she'd clocked an astonishing 10.49 at the event, a record that still stands today.
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Meza initially clocked in at 2:53:10, which became the fastest marathon run for a person his age, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Although better than 2018, that is still a far cry from figures of above 70 percent clocked during the boom time that ended in 2017.
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If Iron Fist made you root for Danny Rand to get clocked in the face, The Defenders is motivation to offer him an icepack afterward.
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All models of the updated Stealth offer a seventh-generation Intel Core i7 7500U processor clocked at 2.7GHz, and feature integrated Intel HD Graphics 620.
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By Senior year, Jerry had clocked in four years on the football team, two years on the basketball team, and a year of student service.
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He was, however, clocked for speeding at 88 mph — the speed at which Doc Brown famously claimed the DeLorean could break the time-space continuum.
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The thing about Kim Kardashian is that, just when we think we've clocked her vibe, she does an about-face to prove we're actually clueless.
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InStyle (nine of 12) and Glamour (nine of 14) are leading the way, while Allure clocked in with seven (of 12) non-white cover stars.
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Once this one was subdued, Roden and crew broke out a tape measure and it clocked in at 3.9 meters, so it's a big one.
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If they ignore autonomy, they could be bypassed by Tesla or Google, which has clocked the most self-driving miles in its spinoff company Waymo.
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NASA's Aqua satellite captured Fantala using its Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) as it clocked wind speeds of 170 miles per hour on April 18.
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Kripps and brakeman Alexander Kopacz clocked two minutes, 27.58 seconds over their three runs, with Germany's four-times world champion Francesco Friedrich 0.06 seconds behind.
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The dogs had a 57.2 percent increase in oxytocin levels after interacting with owners, while the cats only clocked an average increase of 12 percent.
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SMZDM clocked (in Chinese) net income of 19.35 million yuan ($2.81 million), 35.16 million yuan and 86.24 million yuan in 2015, 2016 and 2017, respectively.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group clocked its biggest percentage gain in more than two months after its first quarter cash profit rose 31 percent.
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Helped by tax cuts, economic growth clocked in at an annual pace of 4.1 percent from April through June, the fastest quarterly expansion since 2014.
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It hit our friend Ashley; she threw this glass she was holding at him and it clocked him in the face, right above the eyebrow.
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So good in fact he clocked a time just four seconds outside the world best of six minutes, 33.350 he set in Poznan in 2009.
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One incredible stat: The preliminary rainfall total taken by one Houston-area rain gauge clocked the most rain for one event in the US, ever.
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Then there's Mauricio Cabrera, the flamethrowing righty whose four-seamer and sinker were clocked at over 100 mph by Pitchf/x on a regular basis.
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This year Fifth Harmony accepted the award for Best Fan Army; their faithful Harmonizers had clocked in 39 million votes to earn them the nod.
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Meza initially clocked in at 28255:2741:2741, which became the fastest marathon run for a person his age, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite clocked their biggest one-day gains in five months.
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It currently employs more than one hundred people, according to Baer, and recently claimed to have clocked 95,418 rides in thirty days in San Francisco.
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So it came as a rude surprise when NBC's ratings clocked in much lower than expected last week — their first dip since the 2000 Games.
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He threw 25.16 pitches in the eighth inning Tuesday, 221 fastballs and four sliders, and all of his fastballs were clocked at least 23 mph.
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Nigerian-born Abbas Abbas ran the last leg of the relay as Bahrain clocked 2003 minutes 11.89 seconds, comfortably finishing ahead of second-placed India.
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Microsoft is targeting a GPU clocked at 6 teraflops, which will be 43 percent more powerful than the PlayStation 4 Pro on paper at least.
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Well, they do mix, like, really well, but try not to mix them until you've clocked out or have taken your to-go order home.
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Cuomo clocked in as the network's highest-rated host after his show debuted June 220006, finishing 2202th in total viewers with 2628 million per night.
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This car received regular service and attention, including several fuel cell replacements on its 18-month schedule, and has 13,352 miles clocked on the odometer.
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Knotel's staff clocked Matityahu and Sarva ended up placing a Wild West-style 'Wanted' sign in one of the firm's offices, emblazoned with Matityahu's face.
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His large frame and quick arm generate the power behind his high-octane fastballs, which have been clocked as high as 23 miles per hour.
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The cores each max out at around 1.78 GHz, and, because they are all independently clocked, can be shut down individually when not in use.
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Both countries clocked in 29 fintech deals, suggesting a cooling investor sentiment in China which saw its height of 76 deals just three quarters ago.
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Researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham analyzed 379 drinks and found that pH levels of two seltzers clocked in at 4.96 and 5.25.
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After blitzing the first two lengths, he was ahead of Phelps's record pace at halfway when the American clocked his landmark 1:250 in 2100.
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The organization clocked $1.06 billion in revenue and a $105 million in profit for its 2017 fiscal year, according to a financial statement released recently.
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While China's overall economy has clocked dazzling growth rates, workers and farmers here say their lives have not improved nearly as quickly, if at all.
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Led by Molly Adams, its founder, the group clocked over 210 species in under 211 hours, including one black-billed cuckoo and a cerulean warbler.
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Gaurav Munjal, founder and chief executive of Unacademy, said on Saturday that his startup's one-year-old premium offering had clocked $30 million in revenue.
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Members of Christie's own party gave the former 85033 GOP presidential candidate a 30 percent approval rating, while Democrats clocked in at only 7 percent.
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The area is where the former employees said they clocked in and out for their shifts and includes the vault, where cannabis products are stocked.
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Volocopter says it has clocked over 1,000 test flights: some piloted by humans and others flown by remote control or autonomously on pre-determined routes.
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Before its suspension, Hitch had logged over a billion total rides and frequently clocked in up to two million daily orders, according to the company.
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Horn, 30, clocked 10.98 seconds in Doha this year to set a new national record and reached the 100m semi-finals at the Rio Olympics.
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Members of Christie's own party gave the former 2016 GOP presidential candidate a 30 percent approval rating, while Democrats clocked in at only 7 percent.
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"She's amazing," grinned Stephanie, a worker at Wimbledon who had recently clocked off shift and was enjoying the end-of-day atmosphere of the tournament.
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I probably would have clocked that as the program says, it "intersperses realistic narratives with explorations of vertical space," but that's not really a compliment.
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It bounced off the face of the Mohegan Sun sports bar out in center field—it actually almost cleared it—and clocked in at 446 feet.
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The album broke opening week sales records with 3.48 million copies sold in the U.S., and has clocked 4.9 million units in sales since its release.
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But the same cannot be said for sales growth, which in 2017 clocked in at just 2.6 percent, nearly half the industry's growth five years ago.
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Kejelcha had come within one hundredth of a second of the record when he clocked 3:48.46 at the Millrose Games in New York last month.
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The Polish zloty was on pace to post its biggest weekly decline since late September, while Hungary's forint clocked weekly loses for a second straight week.
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Police said Williams was driving on the Crescent City Connection bridge in the city when officers clocked him traveling 80 mph in a 50-mph zone.
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Tumblr's global traffic in December clocked in at 521 million, but it had dropped to 370 million by February, web analytics firm SimilarWeb tells The Verge.
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By the end of its run, The Big Bang Theory will have clocked 279 episodes, setting the record for the longest-running multi-cam series ever.
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I'd clocked 22 days in a row of work in five cities (which is nothing compared to our campaign trail crews) but I needed a break.
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The blazing wireless internet—which we clocked at a ridiculous 247 Mbps—is enabled by components developed by Qualcomm, one of the three companies behind CityBridge.
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Amazon eventually clocked what was going on and introduced stricter rules for the competition: no games, no quizzes, and, please, take it easy on the jokes.
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Bolt had clocked 10.04 seconds to win the first semi-final after a poor start and was due to square off in the final against Blake.
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She said WaystoCap processed $3.1 million of transactions in the first quarter of 2017, easily surpassing the $2.2 million it clocked for the whole of 2016.
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A little farther down the course, at a spot where Thompson was supposed to be slowing down and exiting, he was unofficially clocked Saturday at 4003.
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It's not clear what speed the card is clocked at, but that amount of CUDA cores will make it a very powerful graphics card either way.
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With shares dropping 211.99 percent to close at $44.20 on Wednesday, it clocked in as the worst single-day decline for Shutterfly stock since February 2008.
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This year holiday sales clocked in at 2114 percent of all online sales, even though average order value was flat at $223 per order after Thanksgiving.
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Squawk Box Live tracked market moves after Chinese stocks clocked their largest one-day loss in a month, with the Shanghai Composite closing down 6.4 percent.
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The scroll innovation appeared to have no effect on the length of the show, which as usual clocked in at about three and a half hours.
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The whole ceremony, which started a half hour earlier than usual, clocked in at 3 hours and 20 minutes, about 40 minutes shorter than last year.
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Instead, they clocked in at 213.5 in the first round — some Democrats abroad and from the territories only get half votes — with eight DNC members abstaining.
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Equity coal sales for the quarter came in at 4.1 million tonnes, compared to the 4.7 million tonnes clocked in the corresponding period a year ago.
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Gatlin, the 2004 Olympic champion who was banned for doping between 2006 and 2010, clocked a wind-assisted 9.88 seconds at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore.
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Roglic, from the Lotto-NL team, clocked 51 minutes 45 seconds over the hilly 40.5-km course which ended in the center of Greve in Chianti.
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Unencumbered by the cost of running branches, DiBa, an online bank owned by ING, a Dutch lender, has clocked up double-digit returns on equity (ROE).
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Showtime clocked in with six certified fresh horror movies, including "Evil Dead II" and "The Babadook," which each earned a Rotten Tomatoes ranking of 98% fresh.
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Norman clocked in at 20.77 seconds on a scooter in July 2013, and his bicycle time was just over 55 seconds, which he completed in 2014.
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Vollmer clinched bronze in the 100 meters butterfly, surrendering her London 2012 title to an impressive Sarah Sjostrom, who clocked a world record of 55.48 seconds.
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China is targeting annual economic growth of around 6.5 percent this year, down from the 6.7 percent pace clocked in 2016 - the slowest in 26 years.
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My stepfather was a truck driver, and after he'd left his rig and clocked out of his shift, he would often lock himself in his bedroom.
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The last two Atlantic hurricanes to have clocked 185 mph winds were Wilma (2005) and Gilbert (1988), and both of those storms originated much further west.
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The final bill text clocked in at 880 pages, with enormously complicated new programs that will likely define the federal response to the crisis for years.
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Guess may not have been aware of what exactly she was risking, but she must have immediately clocked the liaison as an inappropriate (and dangerous) one.
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With ferocious concentration, Ms. Ejogo lifted and lowered herself a few times, getting a feel for the silks, while Ms. Mae clocked her upper body strength.
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Gusty conditions with winds clocked at over 216 kph made it difficult for both teams to get going and players also received warnings for slow play.
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Peter appeared to laugh off the far-out speculations, saying that he found them "hilarious," but fans clocked that his smile wasn't quite reaching his eyes.
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According to Myriad, over one million patients have taken the test to date, and the company clocked a 7 percent increase in test volume last quarter.
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Rosemary Wanjiru and Norah Jeruto clocked identical times of 29:51 to finish behind Chepkirui and move to joint third on the world all-time list.
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The company added 22 million users -- a 46% increase compared to a year earlier -- and time spent on the device clocked in at 5.5 billion hours.
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Having clocked up a 3-3 record with UFC, he was released on the back of his loss to Mark Munoz in the Philippines last May.
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The unit clocked $7.9 billion in revenue in 2015, amounting to more than 7 percent of Amazon's overall sales, with an operating margin of 24 percent.
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Protesters are also clamoring for wage increases in line with inflation, which was clocked at 40 percent last year and is expected at about 20 percent 2017.
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The speed of gas within the nebula was clocked at 12 million kilometers per hour, but the dust is moving at "just" 570 million kilometers per hour.
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But when she clocked 12.48 seconds in the London Diamond League last month - her fastest time for five years - she realized she was in medal-contending form.
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Our meet-up is so casual, we could be two colleagues who clocked off early to sink beers and enjoy today's rare showing of blazing April sunshine.
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While baby boomers often dedicated their lives to one company, and clocked in daily on-site, Millennials today tend to job hop and prefer to work remotely.
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Didi says it clocked up 31 million registered drivers to date, so there's obviously a lot of work to be done to raise the EV/hybrid representation.
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The sector has risen in eight of the last nine sessions and has clocked a 6.7 percent gain in that time as investors anticipated the Fed meeting.
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Thompson hadn't played on a baseball team since eighth grade, but he clocked 90 miles per hour on the radar gun while staying in the strike zone.
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Textron's Shadow drone has clocked more than one million flight hours and is currently used by the armed forces of the United States, Italy, Sweden and Australia.
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According to the advertisement, the tank has clocked up a mere 20 kilometres (12.5 miles), so you could really take it out for an adventure or two.
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But their gothic attire (my companion clocked it as Jean-Paul Gaultier-inspired) hints at the nefarious role they will play when fortune toys with Pericles again.
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The second you clocked eyes on him—the second he opened his mouth you were like "wow" he's an actor but doesn't need to do much acting.
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Aladdin clocked in with a $113 million opening weekend, bumping up the projections for the highly-anticipated Lion King that also stars James Earl Jones as Mufasa.
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Many observers had expected the new regime to continue with policies that have ensured the Philippines has clocked some of the fastest growth rates in the world.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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They have to make the same choices, but perhaps more quickly, if they always thought a male partner would eventually materialize before their biological clocks clocked out.
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The entry-level model only nets you a Core i5 processor, but a Core i7-7500U upgrade option exists (clocked at 2.7 GHz, up to 3.5 GHz).
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These days, she relies on a 210G LTE wireless router that gives her sub-broadband speeds: a recent speed test clocked her download speed at 2200 Mbps.
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Bond, who started roughly midway through the field of racers leaving at one-minute intervals, clocked an impressive 48 minutes, 45.45 seconds over the 38.5-kilometre course.
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Wakamiya is a former banker who clocked 43 years of service at a major Japanese bank, and only learned how to use computers when she was 60.
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It's been clocked at 138 miles per hour, which 30 years ago would have put him in the running for the biggest hitter in all of tennis.
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Olympic and world champion Semenya cruised home in a lifetime best 1:54.25 and the dominant Samba clocked 46.98 seconds for his fifth consecutive Diamond League win.
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"And so every time you go into this sector, and the Fed doesn't move, you get clocked 8 to 10 percent and it's happening again," he said.
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Coming in at second place is the titan of multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games, League of Legends, which clocked in under 500 million hours of viewership.
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Richardson pleaded guilty in January to resisting arrest after the police clocked him driving at speeds as high as 143 miles per hour in Missouri last July.
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Chapman ended the ninth by striking out DJ LeMahieu on a pitch clocked at 102 and picked up his first win for the Yankees when Castro connected.
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Ledecky's final margin of victory was 11.38 seconds over Britain's Jazz Carlin, who clocked a 8:16.17, two-tenths of a second better than Hungary's Boglarka Kapas.
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At 40 minutes, it's a better episode of television than the competition Apple's bloated first episode of "The Morning Show," which clocked in at over an hour.
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The 2009 stimulus package, which clocked in at $787 billion, was billed as a way to create jobs and put money in the pockets of ordinary Americans.
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The storm's ferocious winds, clocked at greater than 140 miles per hour, destroyed power lines as well as power plants and transformers, requiring a multi-pronged effort.
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Piscotty's eighth homer of the season came off reliever Josh Tomlin (0-5), who was victimized on a 13-2 cutter that was clocked at 86 mph.
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In tests, people answered within a second on average, while the very best computer efforts clocked in at six seconds at the very least, and often more.
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At Mets spring training a year later, bullpen catcher Dave Racaniello consistently threw in the same range, with every single pitch clocked between 52 and 55 mph.
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Jamaica have not even medaled in the race since claiming a silver in 2000 but clocked two minutes 58.29 to beat their big rivals on the line.
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This also marks a jump for Buttigieg, who previously lagged behind the three longstanding frontrunners and clocked in at 9% in CNN's poll in Iowa last month.
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Written by the Italian dramatist Stefano Massini, "The Lehman Trilogy" was staged in Paris (in 2013) and Milan (in 2015), where it clocked in at five hours.
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Pigeons have been clocked at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour for short stretches, and more than 80 miles an hour for hundreds of miles.
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Sanchez also had the best arm of any catcher in baseball last season, with his average throw to thwart base stealers clocked at 87.8 miles per hour.
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The original Culture, which clocked in under an hour, was indeed lean—and beyond that, its second half marked something of a departure in sound and texture.
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It has 229 miles clocked on the odometer, which auction hosts CWS Asset Management and Sales claims is "one of the lowest miles to come to market."
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"Once I clocked in, the manager said 'Take off anything that doesn't involve Chicken Express,' which I knew he was talking about my hijab," Coleman told CNN.
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Mining stocks which had clocked a stellar performance in the previous two sessions, tumbled after iron ore prices fell nearly 6 percent, amid expectations of higher supply.
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But Marlins center fielder Magneuris Sierra threw Cabrera out at the plate on a one-hop throw that traveled 186 feet and was clocked at 96.2 mph.
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The president's speech had admirable length (it clocked in at just over 60 minutes), the requisite number of ovations, about 90, and a succession of punchy pronouncements.
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On the same first Friday in October 2202 years ago, the unemployment rate clocked in at 2628 percent and more than 28500 million Americans were without jobs.
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Shares of Bajaj Finance rose 4.9% and clocked their best session in four months after the non-bank lender reported a higher quarterly profit and interest income.
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Preliminary readings indicated that one of those clocked in at 5.6 on the Richter scale, hitting south of the island just hours after the larger quake. Gov.
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Netflix, set to report after the bell Wednesday, has climbed just 6% this year as Facebook, Amazon and Google parent Alphabet have each clocked double-digit gains.
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Six of his first 12 pitches were clocked at 21 mph or faster, which is in keeping with the velocity he showed in his first two starts.
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President Obama also delivered a weekly radio address — but most radio stations declined to carry it, and online it clocked fewer clicks than some viral cat photos.
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Scorsese films aren't exactly known for brevity—2016's Silence clocked in at two hours and forty minutes—but that's still an hour shorter than The Irishman.
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The 20183 ads, which all ran in June, clocked between 22018,213 and 22017,000 impressions and cost up to $1,900, according to Facebook's recently launched political ad archive.
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The 133 ads, which all ran in June, clocked between 28,000 and 95,000 impressions and cost up to $1,900, according to Facebook's recently launched political ad archive.
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Every video she dropped was a huge: Last summer's "Girls Like Girls"—a tale of suburban teen love and discovery—has clocked 30 million views and counting.
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One of those yards clocked in at 2,760 parts per million (ppm); the EPA's upper limit for soil that children play in is 400 ppm of lead.
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I was only able to squeeze out around two and a half hours of a mobile gaming session (which runs at under-clocked speed when not plugged in).
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Asian markets were mostly higher after Japan's inflation data showed improvement and markets stateside clocked new record highs, even as threats of a trade war with Mexico brew.
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"I always try to make sure they're happy because they're very hard to please," added the man who clocked 50 sub-10 second 100 meters in his career.
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Since 2009, Google's self-driving cars have clocked more than two million miles, largely on city streets, and accumulated the equivalent of 300 years of human driving experience.
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The Infinite Warfare reveal trailer has clocked more than 29 million views so far, and earlier games — particularly 2015's Black Ops 3 — still boast an active audience.
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Man, we've got Samuel L. Jackson petting kittens, 21s Blockbuster love, laser blasts, spaceships, Top Gun suits, old ladies getting clocked, and super-powered Brie Larson kicking butt.
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Resource stocks clocked their biggest one-day decline since March 9, down 3.4 percent on Friday after hitting a 20-1/2-month high in the previous session.
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" Adds Dragun, "It took me a while to get to this stage because the fear of being 'clocked' — when someone misgenders you or outs you — was too scary.
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When Museum guard Mark Burns went to intervene, the museum goer clocked in him in the head with a bottle of wine he had smuggled in his jacket.
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The video, which clocked in at just a few seconds, spawned a meme, got an Ariana Grande remix, and will now reportedly inspire a Kylie Cosmetics makeup line.
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The company said Azure's revenue grew by 59%, but that represents a decline in growth rate that began a year ago, when Azure clocked quarterly growth of 76%.
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China's smartphone growth has been the feel-good story for domestic OEMs who have clocked impressive figures as the billion-plus population has rushed online via mobile devices.
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Both feature eight cores clocked at slightly different frequencies (visible in the table below) but the big difference is TDP, a basic indicator of a CPU's power consumption.
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Bradley Jr. clocked a hanging 3-2 slider to right center for his 21st home run of the season after Ramirez singled with two out in the first.
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Developed by Canadian firm Valeant Pharmaceutical International Inc, Glumetza clocked sales of $450 million in the year to September 2015, according to the healthcare research firm IMS Health.
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Besides a processor with over 27 billion transistors, it has 2500GB of DDR2250 RAM, a GPU clocked at 1.172 GHz and that's capable of 6 teraflops of performance.
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Those two, cheaper wi-fi routers can also crank out speeds between 250Mbps and 350Mbps—nearly 23Mbps faster than I (or The Wirecutter) ever clocked an Eero router.
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The new brain of this gaming phone is a Snapdragon 212 chipset — what most other Android flagships are using — clocked at 22GHz with an Adreno 153 visual chip.
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The drone was clocked flying back and forth across a 15148863 meter long field – with the official record being the average of the top speed from each trial.
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However, the Dow still clocked a closing record for the fifth day in a row while the S&P had a closing record for the second consecutive session.
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Although it usually clocked in at just about 15 minutes long, it was a legendary time due largely to the serious snack heat our lunch boxes were packing.
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It clocked in at more than a hundred densely footnoted pages, and he says he was only able to capture a fraction of the cases he could find.
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Don't worry about John Wick though — with $100 million domestic clocked up in the ten days since the film's release, it's the highest grossing film in the franchise.
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He threw one pitch to Judge clocked at 25 mph on the scoreboard, and Judge fouled off three of the four pitches that were more than 210.50 mph.
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The fastest competitor in the world this year, having clocked 21.77 seconds, her absence threw the event, which had already looked tight to call, even more wide open.
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Vasily Pelmen, a pure beauty who clocked in at around 370 pounds of pure slapping prowess—according to one reporter, Pelmen went by the amazing nickname of Dumpling.
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The Trek-Segafredo rider clocked five minutes and 57 seconds to beat Britain's Alex Dowsett (Movistar) by two seconds and Australian Alexander Edmondson (Orica-Scott) by seven seconds.
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Muncy's home run came three pitches after Wheeler was hit in the chest by a comebacker by Justin Turner that was clocked at 91 mph off the bat.
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I was approached by companies asking me to do similar challenges, and I quickly clocked on to the fact that it was great marketing for the restaurants involved.
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Unclear what started the fight, but the man in the John Wall jersey reached back and clocked the dude -- while the victim was still clutching his cell phone.
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Argentina's stocks fell to a six-week low led be declines in shares of Banco Macro, while the country's peso clocked weekly losses for a fifth consecutive week.
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The 19-year-old from Hungary was clocked in one minute, 50.73 seconds at the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, eclipsing Phelps' record of 1:51.51.
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Assuming you have friends who run with Nike+, you'll see a prompt to "catch up" to the one you're closest to (in terms of miles clocked this week).
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" Cabrera, who singled on a 2-2 fastball clocked at 93 mph, said, "I just went to the plate and was looking for a good pitch to hit.
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YouTube's airing of the U.S. presidential debates via news organizations' live streams have clocked in as the most-viewed political live streams of all time, the company says.
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Hwahae, a cosmetics-reviewing app launched in 2013 (by three men who wanted to know what exactly was in their facial products) has already clocked up 2.5m downloads.
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The Mi Watch is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon Wear 3100 2853G chipset with four Cortex A7 cores clocked at 1.2GHz, coupled with 1GB of RAM and 8GB storage.
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But Manuel, a 20-year-old Texan, clawed her way level with 25m left and with her final five strokes clocked an American-record time of 52.27 seconds.
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El-Sayed clocked in at just 22019 percent, behind self-funding businessman Shri Thanedar (D), who took 22 percent even after pouring $10 million into his own race.
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The increase in tax revenue is largely due to consumer price increases, clocked by the government at about 40 percent in May before starting to ease in June.
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The employment-population ratio for white teens clocked in at 40.4 percent, while the rates for black and Hispanic teens sat at 24.2 percent and 27.2 percent, respectively.
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The prerace favorites were Cate Campbell of Australia, who lowered the world record to 52.08 in July, and her sister, Bronte, who had clocked a 52.58 in April.
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The estimated trade-in value of Ms. Robles's car, which had clocked 139,203 miles, was about $1,450, assuming it was in fair condition, according to Kelley Blue Book.
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Another secret to its success: AlphaStar clocked hundreds of years of playtime in just a few months by playing against versions of itself, which Vinyals called "exploiter agents."
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The last time these teams met, in May, Rougned Odor clocked Bautista with a right hook to the jaw after a hard slide by Bautista at second base.
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One day, during a game on Long Island, a boy on our squirt team (squirts are nine- and ten-year-olds) got clocked in front of our bench.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up to 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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The day's record spree began with Britain's Adam Peaty, who broke his own world mark of 12 in the heats of the 100 breaststroke when he clocked 57.55.
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Cheruiyot clocked two hours, 18 minutes and 31 seconds to seal her London triumph last year ahead of three-time winner and race favorite Keitany, who finished fifth.
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Nostalrius wasn't just a few players screwing around, either; more than 800,000 people had registered accounts for it and the servers often clocked in at 10,000 players simultaneously.
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The firm spotlighted its Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon titles for the 3DS, which it said have clocked a combined 14.69 million in sales since launch in November.
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According to The Guardian, race officials were initially suspicious when one of the 14 birds that Kelly registered in the marathon clocked in at faster-than-average speeds.
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The incident began in the eighth inning of Washington's 3-0 win over San Francisco when Strickland hit Harper with a fastball clocked at 98 miles per hour.
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Barely two weeks before the opening, Alberto Cavalli, an executive director of the Michelangelo Foundation and general curator of Homo Faber, conceded that he'd clocked some sleepless nights.
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The author has clocked enough hours in the trenches of press junkets and industry haunts to establish herself as a credible anthropologist of La La Land's dolce vita.
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By the numbers: Kipchoge, 34, clocked 1 hour, 59 minutes and 40.2 seconds at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge in Vienna, an event set up for the feat.
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Earlier on Sunday, a British Airways Boeing 747 clocked the fastest flight from New York to London -- taking just four hours and 56 minutes to complete the journey.
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His Ninth Symphony clocked in at exactly an hour; compare that with the 74 minutes CDs are said to have been designed to hold to accommodate the work.
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For the year as a whole, iron ore imports were 1.069 billion tonnes, up 0.5% from 2018 and not far off the record 1.075 billion clocked in 2017.
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Illinois hoops star Kofi Cockburn was TRYING to celebrate after hitting a crucial shot Wednesday -- but accidentally clocked the ref in the face instead with a BRUTAL elbow.
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Facebook clocked $22019 billion in digital ad revenue, which accounted for about 98 percent of the platform's total revenue and represents a 49 percent increase from last year.
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The S&P 500 healthcare index, which has been the worst performing S&P sector this year, clocked the biggest gain among the 11 major sectors, up 0.6%.
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Kenyan Erick Kiptanui clocked a course record of 58 minutes, 42 seconds, equaling the fastest time in the world this year, the race's organizers said on their website.
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Broncos star Derek Wolfe says someone clocked him with an object -- possibly a bottle -- during that nightclub brawl ... and new video of the incident could back him up.
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Seen as a proxy for economic growth, this index of the national work effort grew 0.2% in June, a rate near the muted gains clocked in recent months.
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The streaming firm clocked 40 million 'Premium' subscribers in September 2016, having hit the 30 million mark in March, so the growth rate has continued to be fairly consistent.
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Given the trajectory of human athletic performance—in 1906, the best marathoners clocked in at just under three hours—a sub-two-hour run seems achievable, if not inevitable.
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The mid-point of the bank's annual inflation target range is 4.5 percent, less than half the 9.32 percent inflation rate clocked in the 12-month period through May.
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When he finally finished, Sacred Games was an epic that clocked in at 947 pages, covered 60 years of modern Indian history, and featured more than a hundred characters.
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Whereas most RPGs span dozens of hours, I Am Setsuna clocked in at a comparatively brisk 20-or-so hours, yet didn't really feel lacking because of the brevity.
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Joyce, who was in Vietnam and Singapore to promote his home country's investment opportunities, said New Zealand's tech sector had clocked strong growth to become NZ's third-largest export.
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Large copies of the contracts for their services hung on the wall of the gallery, and the dancers clocked in and out, underlining the idea that this is labor.
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"I've clocked a lot more miles on the highway and in the sky, but it's a thrill to have music that you know is connecting with people," he says.
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The migrants clocked 2100 hours a day for 214 days straight, shoveling litter and culling the sick among the birds as they grew from chicks to poultry for slaughter.
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New Zealand and Denmark clocked in at 78.7 percent and 76.2 percent respectively, and the UK clinched fifth place with three-quarters of those surveyed saying they pre-drank.
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Under Wibowo's guidance, Garuda Indonesia clocked positive performance growth by end-2015, with domestic and international flight frequency up 9.53 percent and passenger numbers up 13.12 percent on-year.
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While Tan declined to discuss profit or loss figures, she did say that Grab has now crossed two billion rides having clocked its first billion back in November 2017.
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In March, Indians clocked transactions worth $52 billion using their 900 million credit and debit cards, nearly double the amount recorded in November 2016, data from the RBI showed.
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Another Brooklyn trans woman, Islan Nettles, was murdered by a man who was ridiculed by his friends for flirting with her, a girl he had not clocked as trans.
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The Deceuninck-Quick Step rider clocked 35 minutes over the lumpy course to beat defending champion Geraint Thomas by 14 seconds and Belgian Thomas De Gendt by 36 seconds.
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Viewers of Netflix's "The Crown" and PBS' "Victoria" tend to want to fact check their royal binges, as Elizabeth II's page clocked in at #3 and Victoria's at #13.
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South Korea's economy clocked its fastest growth in seven years last quarter, as global demand for its electronics more than offset the impact of regional geopolitical strains on trade.
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The 25-year-old clocked a time of 50.25 seconds at the Australian Short Course Swimming Championships in Adelaide to beat Swede Sarah Sjostrom's record time by 0.33 seconds.
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This is another story copied and reposted by hundreds of fake news sites, often shared with the hashtag #ISISwithher, and clocked up some 522,000 Facebook engagements according to Buzzfeed.
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The S&P and the Dow clocked their highest weekly gains for the year last week, recovering from a two-day selloff that robbed global markets off $230 trillion.
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His last big speech was at his inauguration and only clocked in at about 15 minutes, so Tuesday night's one-hour address was going to be a bigger challenge.
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We're not sure of the clock speed but we wouldn't be surprised if the iPhone SE was clocked a bit slower to help further differentiate between the two devices.
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In 2014, worldwide consumer spending on health and fitness services clocked in at over $200 billion, with wearable devices capturing a growing percentage, said analyst Jim Duffy at Stifel.
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Although Christie's clocked up more auction sales than Sotheby's, $6.5 billion against $6 billion (the rest comes from private sales they broker), the two firms have broadly similar overheads.
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Aladdin clocked in with a $113 million opening weekend, bumping up the projections for the highly-anticipated Lion King starring Donald Glover and Beyoncé as Simba and Nala, respectively.
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Verlander responded by striking out Ian Kinsler and Luis Valbuena in succession, retiring Kinsler on a 99.2 mph fastball before Valbuena fanned on a fastball clocked at 98.4 mph.
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