Career is clocking in and clocking out, punching the timecard, and that's what Jack knows.
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But now I just sort of think of this as my job, so it's like clocking in and clocking out.
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"To this day, I like going to work, clocking in and clocking out, the satisfaction of a job well done."
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To this day, I like going to work, clocking in and clocking out, the satisfaction of a job well done.
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It was short, too, clocking in at about 25 minutes.
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She stayed for seven years, clocking in at 22017 a .
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Just as Friedrich wasn't some sucker miner dreaming of finding gold in the river, so his son wasn't some sucker public official clocking in and clocking out in the great age of American governance.
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The speech went viral, clocking nearly 4 million views on YouTube.
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It's also the fastest, clocking in at just under two hours.
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"That isn't me," says Lenney, clocking me as I look around.
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ET, with the shortest briefing clocking in at just 24 minutes.
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She said she was unaware of any issues with clocking in.
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The highest score of all is Iceland, clocking in at 0.881.
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Second, it's clocking in at a running time of 69 minutes.
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Some days, clocking in to work was like entering a tunnel.
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Ride-sharing apps' rumble with regulation keeps on clocking up the mileage.
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The cutoff for clocking in to the lab was 8:10 a.m.
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Meanwhile, the Grindr app was humming, clocking 22020 million users a day.
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Even people over 60 were clocking in average of over 15,000 steps.
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Zayn Malik is clocking record time at the salon as of late.
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It's still not very long, clocking in at just over two minutes.
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Clocking in at 125 pounds, Rambo weighs the same as a human.
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Yeah, it was kind of like clocking in and going to work.
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In fact, they were clocking in at around 14 miles per second.
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Similarly, the matches are short, usually clocking in at around five minutes.
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"A slight woman, petite, and this guy was clocking her," he said.
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It was as if Darvish wanted to check his inventory before clocking out.
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It's a loud process, with each blast usually clocking in at 120 dB.
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The track, clocking in at more than ten minutes, was rarely played live.
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Clocking into our typical weeknight routine: watching TV while sprawled on the couch.
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"This year we will be clocking 24 years of marriage," says Styler, 62.
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The display is a generous six inches, clocking in at 1920 x 1080.
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"The losses were clocking up without them (the banks) seeing it," Lunde said.
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Dibaba has run faster, clocking 29:54.66 in her 2008 Beijing Olympics victory.
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Nickel has gained almost 21.4 percent this week, clocking a fourth weekly rise.
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The film, clocking in around 80 minutes, leans heavily into high-concept directing.
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And the first three are clocking 20 percent or more of annual growth.
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I'm on salary now, and I stopped clocking in because it was depressing.
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The first episode was uploaded on Thursday, clocking in at around 16 minutes.
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Consumer confidence declined slightly in October after clocking record highs earlier this month.
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Local banks, which are exposed to indigenous producers, are clocking up bad debts.
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A chunk of that stems from layoffs and employees clocking in fewer hours.
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If I was clocking it, it would probably take seven to ten minutes.
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He opened his second day by clocking 13.75 seconds in the 110m hurdles.
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By 2100, when he was 28, he was clocking sub-three-hour marathons.
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The speech, clocking in at over two hours, was his longest as President.
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Mr. Ahmed commutes five or six days a week, clocking eight-hour shifts.
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Before clocking in, he snagged some product and headed back out to his truck.
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She oriented her life around work, sometimes clocking up to 70 hours per week.
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In the beginning, I was regularly clocking 50 to 60 hours a week. 5.
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Clocking in at two and a half hours, Detroit is extremely heavy and traumatic.
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The hotel costs for Trump's advance team were significantly less, clocking at around $18,000.
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I meet my friend for coffee at the place I work before clocking in.
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Motherboard recently saw an active Siege audiobook channel on YouTube clocking thousands of streams.
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Prince William is clocking in for the last time as an air ambulance pilot.
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Collegian Ashley Henderson led women's qualifiers, clocking 10.91 seconds with a big tail wind.
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The show only aired from April to September in 2007, clocking just 22 episodes.
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Other workers took issue with recent changes to policies around clocking in and out.
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Clocking out quietly, they walked through airport-style metal detectors, past private security guards.
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Clocking in at nearly 10,000 square feet, it's the largest scoreboard in the NBA.
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A lavender-scented sanitizing spray went viral on TikTok, clocking over 20183 million views.
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The record is short — clocking in at just 20 minutes — but feels extremely threadbare.
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Club Quarantine has been a daily experience, with Jones clocking in around 5 p.m.
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Women are clocking long hours and we're being paid less than our male counterparts.
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The Nifty metals index slid 3.09%, clocking its worst one-day decline since Sept.
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The Stator scooter is no lightweight, clocking in at a staggering 90lbs (40.8 kg).
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The index rose 3.5% last week, clocking its best weekly gain since late September.
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He has run only one 400 metres this year, clocking 47.28 seconds in February.
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And now, here we are, with "Despacito" clocking in more than 4.6 billion streams globally.
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DJI rose 21 points, or 22021 percent, to 22.6,21.09, clocking its sixth straight record close.
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However, he conducted 172 engagements abroad to her 85, clocking in a total of 963.
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Clocking in at about 5,000 years, China is the longest continuous civilization in the world.
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Clocking in at 353 pounds, 235 ounces, Uma is a sweet and healthy baby girl.
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On the rear, there are dual cameras, clocking in at 16 megapixels and 5 megapixels.
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The index lost 4.4 percent this week, clocking its steepest weekly fall since early February.
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On the same settings, the HD 2550 couldn't compete, clocking a borderline unplayable 5503 fps.
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Petrobras Distribuidora was the top loser on the main index, clocking a 3.5 percent loss.
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Gold was out of favor on Monday after clocking a 2.46 percent jump last week.
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Japan and Britain are No. 2 and 3, both clocking in at around 7 percent.
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Only Francena McCorory had a faster time in the 400 semi-finals, clocking 50.28 seconds.
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That's despite Google's autonomous vehicles clocking over two million miles of tests on public roads.
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Not only that, but the podcasts are snack-sized, clocking in at about 15 minutes.
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But clocking in at just 86 minutes long, it isn't out to change the world.
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Clocking a new new fastest lap at top speed of 186kph #BAePrix 🇦🇷 pic.twitter.
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Roem has more than doubled Marshall's fundraising, clocking in at $806,825 to the Republican's $349,85003.
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It means clocking in more than 2003 hours per week and often working weekends, too.
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Clocking in at a full 48 hours, it's the longest Prime Day(s) to date.
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The metals and mining sub-index fell 26.5%, after clocking two straight weeks of gains.
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Check out the exclusive premiere of "Re-clocking Knob" here, and read the interview below.
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Molly cheated like mad, clocking 10 Trillion steps yesterday alone to take the thousand-point prize.
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The idea for Kairos came when Brackeen was working on HR time-clocking systems at Apple.
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NS) clocking the highest bad-loan ratio of 27.95 percent, followed by Indian Overseas Bank's (IOBK.
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Clocking in at just over half an hour, Puberty 2 is an exercise in controlled chaos.
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In 2012, he missed weight for a bout with Ryan Bader, clocking in at 211 pounds.
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Professionally, she toured relentlessly; clocking in over 200 shows over a year-and-a-half period.
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Furthermore, Facebook is the number one most used app with YouTube clocking in at number two.
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Lyft also lags behind Uber in valuation, clocking in at $15.1 billion against Uber's $72 billion.
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But if the Trump administration is clocking the judiciary, it's also punching itself in the face.
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At night it bustles with students arriving for class after clocking out of their day jobs.
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This divergence resulted in high-income workers clocking in 28503 percent more hours in 22019 vs.
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Feeling like you're clocking more hours at work than your friend who lives across the country?
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Whatsit, the youngest of the three celestials, "clocking in at a prepubescent 60 million," laughs DuVernay.
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After clocking out from my freshman year, I traveled the two hours back home from college.
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Nor is it particularly speedy, with Taro's seven-course dinner menu clocking just under three hours.
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The program, clocking in at three hours, probably demanded too much of performers and audience alike.
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Footballer Wayne Bridge nearly doubled his predicted distance, clocking a total of more than 33 kilometres.
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In China, where the PlayStation 4 is made, it's even less, clocking in at 20 percent.
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The testing consists of clocking the time it takes to open various apps and running benchmarks.
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Brent crude futures shot up Monday, clocking record gains of up to 19.5% at their peak.
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Sanders then delivered his shortest stump speech to date, clocking in at just under 30 minutes.
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He's now the longest-running cast member on SNL, clocking in at 15 seasons and counting.
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Perfect games, by and large, are relatively short affairs, most clocking in at two hours or less.
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I check in with Frankie, who beat the rest of the class by clocking the most mileage.
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The idea for Kairos started when founder Brian Brackeen was making HR time-clocking systems for Apple.
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AKG has announced its new N5005 in-ear headphones at CES, clocking in at just under $1,000.
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But that did not stop citizens and tourists alike clocking up 27.5m rides over the same period.
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The highest score of all is Iceland, clocking in at 0.881 — not bad, but not fully equal.
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About 187 million shares were traded, with the turnover clocking in at 8.8 billion rupees ($84.22 million).
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They're making a 90 percent mark-up on that product whereas we're clocking in at 60 percent.
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There were two managers who were coming in early, clocking in and having sex in the warehouse.
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Their meeting lasted four times longer than initially planned, clocking in at two hours and 16 minutes.
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It owns the top consumer brand on the planet, with sales clocking at around $250 billion annually.
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One year the festival housed the world's largest pierogi, a hideous behemoth clocking in at 78 pounds.
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Surprisingly, the median Turker ended up two points better than COMPAS, clocking in at 67 percent accuracy.
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Ledecky, a freshman at Stanford, won the 8003 at the 2800 trials with an 210:210 clocking.
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With zero-to-60 runs clocking in at about 03 seconds, the Hybrid is about fuel economy.
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Home prices in Sydney are rising at a sizzling 19 percent annually with Melbourne clocking 16 percent.
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Clocking in at 36 references (28 unique), the numbers say Action Bronson's most beloved sport is basketball.
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Clocking in at 19693 hours, "The Vietnam War" is Burns's most anticipated work since that magisterial feat.
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Garrett, still wielding Rudolph's helmet, swung it downward over DeCastro's shoulder, clocking the quarterback in the skull.
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We expect FY53 H2 growth to recover to 5.6% clocking a growth of 5.2-5.3% in FY20.
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The NYSE Arca Airline index closed down 21%, clocking its biggest three-day decline since October 26.24.
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For the track "Re-clocking Knob" by Bintus I used the visuals with 20 times the speed.
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Amy Klobuchar: The Minnesota senator remains, effectively, a non-entity in national primary polling -- clocking in at 21%.
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But, Taiwan's shares fell 0.3 percent on the back of chipmakers clocking hefty losses following Nvidia's drop overnight.
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As a child, I wondered why these women forced a laugh and wriggled free rather than clocking him.
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Watch as the lobster — with too many legs to count — is carefully weighed, clocking in at 13.98 lbs.
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The battery life, though, remains the same, clocking in at 18 hours — and six hours during outdoor workouts.
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But new research says clocking long hours on the regular can increase your risk of having a stroke.
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He swam the fourth fastest time of the year in winning the 400m, clocking 3 minutes, 44.26 seconds.
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Castro got a solid amount of speaking time on the crowded debate stage, clocking in just behind Sen.
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That city served as ground zero for the housing crash, clocking the highest foreclosure rate in the nation.
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Clocking in at a mere 34 minutes, it would barely register as an album in the 21st century.
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The legal profession had the most employees clocking in while hungover; almost 94 percent admitted to the act.
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Ethiopia's 18-year-old Selemon Barega took top honours in the infrequently run two miles, clocking 8:20.01.
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"When I crossed the line I was so surprised," she added after clocking a 62 seconds final lap.
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Clocking in at only 33 seconds, it has a better cast of characters than that new Avengers movie.
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The service is handling 60,000 requests each minute and clocking over 45 million check-in requests each month.
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Pair it with the first part of the "Project Runway Junior" finale, clocking 90 minutes, at 9 p.m.
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Between her full-time work and freelancing, she was clocking a reasonable 45 to 47 hours per week.
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Episodes of "Conan" will be half as long starting next year, clocking in at just half an hour.
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Behind the NYPD, it's run the most searches of any entity on the list, clocking nearly 9,000 scans.
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Clocking in at eleven words, 260 fewer than the Gettysburg Address, it packs easily six times the punch.
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Despite the addition of another motor, the scooter is still comparatively lightweight, clocking in at only 26 pounds.
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These are not the offices where your grandparents worked, clocking out at 5 sharp, eyeballing the corner office.
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Marvin Bracy beat Trayvon Bromell in a photo finish for the men's 60m title, both clocking 6.51 seconds.
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She allegedly pulled a Naomi Campbell special -- hurling her cell phone and clocking the woman in the forehead.
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Spot gold jumped 20.1% to $21,2347.45 per ounce as of 0730 GMT, after clocking its highest level since Feb.
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The sector has risen in seven of the last eight sessions, clocking a 6 percent rise in that time.
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A number of styles are now 30% off, with many bridesmaid styles clocking in at 40% to 70% off.
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Men also had significantly more screen time, clocking in nearly 1,000 more minutes than women, software firm Looker found.
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Clocking roughly 30 million rides a day, Didi is currently the world's No.2 ride-hailing firm behind Uber.
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Shanghai's scale of improvement was similar to Singapore's, with the latter clocking a 5-year score improvement of 4.87.
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By contrast, Obama's least vociferous press secretary, Robert Gibbs, still averaged more than Fleischer, clocking in at 49 minutes.
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Best of all, it has some of the best battery life you'll find, clocking in at over 10 hours.
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Butler, for her part, would wake up at 3 AM to write before clocking in at a factory job.
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The Surface Laptop 2 is 85 percent faster, according to Microsoft, with battery life clocking in at 103 hours.
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The SUV sector has taken China's auto industry by storm, clocking up annual growth of 52 percent in 2015.
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Clocking in late, chatting with colleagues, accepting small bribes from taxpayers (most favored: quail), a regular salary — that's life!
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Of the brands highlighted, though, Michael Kors has by far the largest following, currently clocking in with 215.5,224.6 subscribers.
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Clocking in at 10 inches (three inches larger than the Prime SC5000 CDJ), it's a lot of real estate.
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The reporter died of congestive heart failure after clocking 159 hours of overtime in the month before her death.
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According to his Linkedin account, Suneja had worked for Lion Air since 28, clocking up some 2737,215 flight hours.
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On Thursday, she broke another record: clocking in at 53:25 in the 22014-meter freestyle in Olympic prelims.
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In one episode of Geraldo, a white supremacist group incited an on-air brawl, clocking Rivera in the nose.
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Or a company could need to avoid having its entire workforce clocking off on break at the same time.
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Google didn't exactly invent this idea of clocking calories on a stroll; Citymapper's been doing this for much longer.
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Clocking in at a breathlessly efficient sub-two minute runtime, the new track finds ScHoolboy at his most confrontational.
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On a cool but windless night, Jamaican Julian Forte was the only man to break 10 seconds, clocking 9.99.
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The world's most ubiquitous Internet-enabled device continues its reign, clocking sales of nearly 1.4 billion devices last year.
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Women comprised 67% of the audience, with 51% of the opening crowd clocking in over the age of 2913.
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One Ghanaian opted to take the road less traveled this summer, clocking 4,900 miles in just nine days. Why?
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Last month, home prices posted their biggest monthly increase since mid-2015, clocking a fourth straight month of gains.
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Pensando has already secured three enormous rounds of venture funding, clocking in at $278 million total raised to date.
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King turned first at the 50 and hung on to win with a clocking of 1 minute 04.93 seconds.
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The Note 10 Plus has the biggest battery of any Samsung flagship yet, clocking in at a whopping 4,300mAh.
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Watch Report A classier chronograph that merges a sporty tachymeter, for clocking distance and speed, with a dressy profile.
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Shanghai aluminium closed down 217.35 percent but ended February 23 percent higher, clocking its first monthly rise since August.
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Shares closed 5.2 percent higher after the news, clocking up the second biggest daily gain on Spain's stock index.
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Tonight could win the award for perfect fall evening, clocking in at 60-something degrees with a light breeze.
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After clocking out, she rides back another 10 miles to pick up her 4-year-old and head home.
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With their faces and fingertips covered in soot, miners needed another technology for clocking in and out of work.
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"We all clock in in one area and there's more than 10 of us clocking in," the student said.
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French electrical parts maker Rexel SA topped the index after clocking a 20% jump in its 2019 net income.
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Instead, she's clocking in to work as usual, while salaried employees at other companies in the area stay home.
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She handles herself very coolly, but you can tell that she is mentally clocking his casual sexism and callous remarks.
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Apparently, Californians shopped the most yesterday, spending a cool $1.7 billion, followed by New Yorkers, clocking in at $1.1 billion.
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SPX gained 1.59 points, or 0.06 percent, to 2,508.24, clocking its sixth record closing high in the last seven sessions.
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I remember watching her sing, and the surprise of clocking a face that looked more like mine than most others.
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"Clocking this lap time at the Olympics will give confidence to all the Japanese people," a glowing Miho told reporters.
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Only retired Bulgarian Yordanka Donkova has run faster, clocking a world record 5003 seconds in 1988 and later running 12.24.
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At the beginning of 2017, 8% of videos removed for violent extremist content were taken down before clocking 10 views.
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Tencent topped the non-game app chart for 2018, too, with its Tencent Video app clocking in at No. 3.
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Gold was out of favor on Monday after clocking a 2.46 percent jump and hitting two-month highs last week.
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Clocking in at 118 minutes, the howling, entertaining maelstrom known as Fifty Shades Darker is finally here for our consumption.
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However, the index is on track for a small monthly gain after clocking up losses for the past five months.
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CEEMEA has been hit particularly hard, clocking up just US$4.19bn of public deals in January - the lowest since 2002.
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MPBSTX-TOTAL LEAD PRICES: LME lead fell 2.4 percent to $2,025 a tonne, clocking its first decline in six sessions.
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The 280-inch AMOLED display is a stunner, clocking in at 2300 x 1440, which works out to 535 ppi.
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That's where the Samsung PM215a SSD comes in, clocking in at a massive 0803 terabytes (or 2080,2000,103,000,000 bytes) of storage.
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Revenue for Uber Eats, the company's food delivery service, was up 64% year over year, clocking in at $1.23 million.
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American Daniel Romanchuk repeated as men's wheelchair champion, clocking 1:37:24 to defeat Swiss Marcel Hug by a second.
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Clocking in at four side-long tracks, the record follows Villalobos' recent split Arnorac EP with Einzelkind on Pressure Traxx.
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Was there a sense that all of those other obligations made the studio feel like just clocking in at work?
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Lily Luik was the fastest of the 30-year-old sisters, clocking 2:48:29 to finish in 97th place.
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Data from LendingTree found that commuters in Fremont, California pay about $49 per workday, clocking in at the highest rate.
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But commuters in New York spent the longest on their treks to work, clocking in at 42 minutes one way.
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Vanessa Cristina De Souza won the women's wheelchair race in just under two hours, clocking in at 1:59:51.
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In a recent interview with TechCrunch, Bounce executives said the startup was clocking about 80,000 rides each day in Bangalore.
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It was his 10th annual inspection outing that also served as a reminiscence ride, with no one clocking his time.
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The veteran of the night, clocking in at seven years of attendance, was Dan AKA D&B AKA Dolce & Banana.
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Another analysis similarly found that after 40 hours a week, there isn't a clear financial return to clocking more hours.
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Outstanding education debt has outpaced credit card and auto debt, with the average monthly bill clocking in at nearly $400.
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If you have the opportunity, it&aposs very important to get your ducks in a row before clocking out forever.
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The longest State of the Union was delivered by President Bill Clinton in 2000, clocking in at about 89 minutes.
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After clocking 328 consecutive days in space, NASA astronaut Christina Koch landed safely back on Earth the week before last.
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And he didn't even get close to the most speaking time during the debate, clocking in below six other candidates.
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Both indexes have erased 2018 gains even after clocking their best starts to a year in January in some time.
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She spent a month each in Croatia, Portugal, Spain, and South Africa, clocking a full-time schedule in each place.
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President Trump's shutdown is now now the third longest in US history, clocking in at 16 days as of Monday.
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There are still Americans who do not have jobs or are not clocking as many hours as they would like.
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"People often make faces when we tell them there's Indian wine," he laughs, obviously clocking the wrinkle in my nose.
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How did you go about selecting the visuals to go with the Bintus track "Re-clocking Knob" for the compilation?
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Today, the show is 2 hours and 103 minutes, with the longest segment -- a tiger act -- clocking in at 12 minutes.
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Photo: AirbusThe longest flight in the world right now is from Perth, Australia to London, clocking in at roughly 224 hours.
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Leather backpacks run the gamut of price and style with a range of luxe-looking options clocking in well under $100.
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Clocking in at two hours and 45 minutes, the film constantly threatens to collapse under the weight of its narrative breadth.
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Some document late-night motorway rides: riders burning through the darkness on stolen bikes, clocking speeds over well over 100 MPH.
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Clocking in at nearly seven minutes, it's a seriously dark thing, all clanks and rumbles, ghostly hisses and heavyweight percussive thwacks.
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Clocking in at only 25-minutes, the short documentary focuses on Krenwinkle's childhood, her time with Manson, and her prison sentence.
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The investigations weighed on Wall Street overnight which ended mixed despite the S&P21 clocking its longest bull run in history.
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Clocking in at just under 10 pounds, the largest case in the collection stands 29-inches tall and retails for $295.
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As a benchmark, I rode a stationary bike for 12 miles as quickly as possible, clocking a time of 36:06.
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The Amazon-owned e-comm recently logged its longest customer service call, ever, clocking in at 10 hours and 43 minutes.
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The 'other' smartphone OS category shrank to just 0.2 per cent marketshare, clocking sales of around 820,000 units in the quarter.
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"This is a very, very cool day," Hendrick Motorsports' Elliott said in a trackside television interview after clocking the top speed.
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Less than a week ago, Stravos96 achieved "The 9 Minute Nipple" with a run clocking in at 9 minutes, 57 seconds.
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Bridges has a very inspirational Instagram, clocking in at 471k followers; his brand is centered on dispensing messages of self-love.
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One of the stars is hotter than the other, clocking in at 50,000 degrees Celsius, nine times hotter than our sun.
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Sao Paulo-traded stocks tacked on 0.223 percent, clocking broad-based gains in their best one-day performance in two weeks.
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But something tells me it's not them clocking up the majority of the 100 million faked orgasms in Britain a week.
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For many hedge fund managers, 2015 was a year they would rather forget, clocking up their worst annual return since 2011.
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Schneider said that APAC consumers were spending increasing amounts on Valentine's Day, clocking a 23 percent rise from 2013 to 2015.
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A paragraph is read in Spanish first, followed by an English translation, with segments clocking in at about a minute long.
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On a country basis, housing prices in Turkey grew the fastest last year, clocking increases of 18 percent, the report said.
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Clocking in at 10-feet long, these MicroUSB cords give you the freedom to comfortably use your phone as its charging.
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It was the most popular ticketed show in the gallery's history, clocking up 399,127 visitors in total, according to Fairfax Media.
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Johnson's support was higher then, clocking in at 8 percent, while Stein hovered at 3 percent and 2 percent were undecided.
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His fastball was still lively when he faced his final two batters in the sixth inning, clocking 96 to 98 m.p.h.
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A knockout should always be treated as a happy bonus and an early clocking off for the fighter who scores it.
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The televised address, clocking in at one hour and 20 minutes, was perhaps the most the nation had heard her speak.
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In October, he had yet to diverge from his ultrarunning training, clocking longer-than-half-marathon trail runs nearly every day.
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Booker has struggled to gain traction in the polls, currently clocking in at 2.8 percent, according the RealClearPolitics national polling average.
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They went even quicker later, clocking 3:46.203, to set up a gold medal ride-off against New Zealand on Thursday.
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And not just billionaire rich — he's one of the richest people in the world, clocking in at more than $50 billion.
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Clocking in at 141 bpm, "MOKONZI" is a ready-for-the-floor jam with a complex flavor: forceful, demented and oppositional.
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The number of loans continued to fall, with the second quarter clocking up 5.413 deals, compared with 355 in the previous quarter.
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The set ran way, way past Novelist's alloted running time—clocking off after two hours—because so many heads kept rolling through.
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With the classic clocking in at 310 calories and the chili cheese at 330 calories, two hot dogs is not the solution.
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The display technology is quite good, as well, clocking in at 2400 x 1600 (QHD), with a lid that rotates 360 degrees.
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In December the rift accelerated -- clocking an additional 18 kilometers (11 miles) of further movement through colder glacial ice within a month.
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Clocking in at two minutes "Spontaneous" is a short but sweet jam washed in psychedelics and vocals from Little Dragon's Yukimi Nagano.
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It forecast driverless tractors would generate the most revenue — $30.7 billion by 2024 — with agricultural drones clocking up the most unit shipments.
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There are two more episodes left of the beloved fantasy epic on HBO, each clocking in at around 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Waymo is leading the charge here, clocking in 8 million self-driven miles and gearing up for a truly driverless taxi service.
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And like Joy, The Art of Cookery is essentially a household encyclopedia, clocking it at over 400 pages in its facsimile edition.
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For the first time in three years, the number of bisexual+ men rose, clocking in at 33, compared to 18 in 2017.
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Miyako Koreda tapped her sleeve against the panel by the door of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department headquarters in Kudanshita, clocking in.
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It's the same on paper though, so I believe it in general and there is apparently no "detuning" or under-clocking happening.
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The 10-year JGB futures gained 4.30 point to 150.89, clocking a meagre 11,673 lots in trading volume, the lowest since Christmas.
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An ABC/Washington Post poll from last week has Trump clocking in the worst national approval ratings of his presidency so far.
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Local favorite English Gardner claimed the women's title in 10.74 with Tianna Bartoletta and Tori Bowie both clocking 10.78 to also advance.
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China's exports fell 11.2 percent on-year in January, while imports declined 18.8 percent, clocking far bigger slides than expected by analysts.
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Clocking in at 15 pounds, these blankets are known to aid in releasing certain hormones to help you de-stress and relax.
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Clocking in at a short seven tracks, it aggressively bounces, feeling a bit like a warped and chaotic punch to the gut.
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China's exports fell 26.5 percent on-year in February, while imports declined 27 percent, clocking far bigger slides than expected by analysts.
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Again clocking in at roughly 2 ½ hours, it's a pretty good reason not to squander another night on this toy-inspired franchise.
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And we'll be clocking in around 75 degrees, before diving into a weekend of highs in the 80s and sunshine all around.
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PRICES: Aluminium ended 1.1 percent higher at $2,250 per tonne, after clocking up its worst week since November 133, down 10 percent.
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Since 2014, online retailers alone have participated in more than 163 financing rounds, clocking over $1.38 billion, analytics firm Tracxn told TechCrunch.
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Disappointing results from some of the Europe's top lenders, pushed banks 1.9% lower, clocking the biggest decline among the major sub-sectors.
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After clocking robust growth rates in recent years, Singapore's banks face a challenging outlook as interest rates soften and loan growth moderates.
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After clocking robust growth rates in recent years, Singapore's banks face a challenging outlook as interest rates soften and loan growth moderates.
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Earnings growth is clocking in at 0.3 percent, though the blended estimate, which combines actual and estimated earnings, stands at 1.3 percent.
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She also set an Olympic record, along with Penny Oleksiak of Canada: They tied for the win, clocking in at 52.70 seconds.
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According to Texas A&M's AgriLife Extension, feral hogs typically weigh around 200 pounds, with a large hog clocking in around 300.
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The class of 2016 left college with an average student loan debt of $39,400 and average monthly payments clocking in at $393.
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Currently in ten cities since its launch three months ago, Pedl is clocking around 2100,000 transactions per month, according to the company.
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Academics have found, for example, that 70 percent of prisoners requested fried foods, with the average meal clocking in at 2,756 calories.
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I never worked eight hours in single day, though I got close a few times, clocking over seven hours on three days.
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Investment bank Macquarie Group extended gains into a fourth session, rising about 1.6 percent after clocking a record annual profit last week.
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Last year, Mr. Trump delivered the longest speech of his presidency from the CPAC stage, clocking in at two hours five minutes.
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Apple's policy requires retail store workers to submit to searches of their personal bags after clocking out but before leaving the store.
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She won the very first event of the new league in the 25m shortcourse pool, clocking 55.65 seconds in the 100m butterfly.
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Two of them in the Sultangazi and Eyup districts were damaged, AFAD said in a statement, clocking the quake at 5.8 magnitude.
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The margins in weed-dominant neighborhoods are much higher, with multiple neighborhoods clocking as many 9 more dispensaries than corporate coffee franchisees.
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The CBOE Market Volatility index, also known as Wall Street's "fear gauge", rose 17.9 percent, clocking its biggest percentage gain in two weeks.
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For the month, it is the best performing currency against the dollar among major currencies, clocking a gain of 1.6 percent so far.
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In the second phase, they ramped up the amount of time spent in bed, clocking up around 7.5 hours of sleep per night.
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Its conversation engine, meanwhile, has only made some 3 million calls to date, clocking its first call with a human in January 2017.
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Meanwhile, Argentina's MerVal stock index zoomed 5.2 percent, clocking its biggest percentage gain in six months and taking weekly gains to 8 percent.
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The world indoor champion remained undefeated outdoors, clocking 56.413 seconds in the 256.41m hurdles to defeat former outdoor world champion David Oliver (287.37).
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That's what Queen Elizabeth is discovering — she's getting ready to update Buckingham Palace, and her budget is clocking in at almost $500 million.
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Qantas' total capacity fell 0.2% during the quarter, with its international business clocking a 0.6% decline, while domestic booking saw a 0.5% increase.
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And to add to the pressure, User Inyerface also has an enormous timer clocking how long it takes you to figure it out.
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The detectors, when used together, can measure minute changes in space-time by clocking the distance between the two arms of the observatory.
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Our mental image is of an android in overalls, clocking in with a lunchbox full of oil and bolts, and grabbing a hammer.
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Uber is still predominantly white at 48.6 percent, Asian at 32.3 percent, black clocking in at 8.1 percent, and Latinx at 6.1 percent.
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Clocking in 33,600 pieces, it ranks among the largest manufactured jigsaw puzzles in the world and will set you back almost 400 bucks.
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Hurricane Irma, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic, slammed into eastern Caribbean islands on Wednesday with winds clocking at 185 mph.
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Unfortunately, a new Glassdoor study shows that when it comes to taking time off, most Americans settle for sighing wistfully and clocking in.
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In the women's race, Kristin Larsson and Annika Eriksson of Sweden beat the previous record by more than an hour, clocking 19.7003:32.03.
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The CBOE Market Volatility index, also known as Wall Street's "fear gauge", rose 16.84 percent, clocking its biggest percentage gain in two weeks.
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So, if the veggie burger is clocking in at over 600 to 700 milligrams of salt, you know, that's also something to consider.
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Friday's vote marked the longest in modern Senate history, clocking in at just over 10 hours when it wrapped up after 85033 p.m.
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Within hours, the wall had become an enormous message board clocking the emotions of New Yorkers expressed in thousands of candy-colored squares.
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For reference, Skrillex's label sampler OWSLA Worldwide Broadcast has been out for a similar amount of time and is clocking in at #21975.
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My black female colleagues are clocking in audition after audition to secure roles in films where black women are underwritten and barely visible.
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Clocking in at a hefty $499, the Breville Smart Oven Air's price tag reflects the fact that it's an appliance of many uses.
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Clocking in at five foot nothing wearing a plaid skirt, she flailed through her set with the most confidence I saw all week.
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The FTSE 100 closed down 1.6%, extending a slump into a fifth day, with the travel and leisure index clocking the biggest fall.
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Each app reported a significant jump in order size, with total costs per order clocking in at more than 20% higher than usual.
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Clocking in at an average of 900Mbps, this is faster than any package offered by the big three providers: BT, Sky, and Virgin.
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In New Zealand, the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index gained about 2% to end at 11,640.890, clocking a three-day winning streak.
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Goldman's stock was the worst performer of the major banking and investment companies in 2017, clocking a 6.4 percent gain for the year.
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The big picture: Sestak was one of the last Democrats to join the race, clocking in as the 25th candidate as of June.
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In comparison, most other Democratic candidates lurk below 50,000, with fellow New Hampshire and Iowa frontrunner Pete Buttigieg's subreddit clocking in 33,000 subscribers.
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The MSCI's broader index for stocks rose 20183 percent with heavyweights China , Hong Kong and Taiwan clocking gains of more than 1 percent.
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My brother and I still have our stickers on and I can feel people clocking them as they take in our drawn expressions.
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"It's only practice but it was a lot more fun than normal," the 2009 world champion told reporters after clocking the third best time.
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Wages on Wall Street are now the highest they've been since 2008, with the average salary in the financial industry clocking in at $422,500.
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Fraser-Pryce, beaten by Thompson in a photo finish in the 14.393, was once again second best, clocking 214.39 ahead of Schillonie Calvert (22015).
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Jemima Jelagat Sumgong became the first Kenyan woman to win the Olympic marathon, clocking two hours, 219 minutes and four seconds to take gold.
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Thrifty Indians, once extremely conscious about each megabyte they burned on the web, are now reportedly clocking 2538 million terabytes of data each month.
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America's hurdlers also are expected to be major factors at the world championships with Christina Manning clocking 7.84 seconds in 60 metres hurdles qualifying.
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However, HBO has already said that the season finale will be the longest episode of the show to date, clocking in at 81 minutes.
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The Predator Triton 500's battery life while browsing the web (using Chrome exclusively) isn't great, clocking in at four hours and 15 minutes.
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It ended flat at $2414.50,20.5 a tonne, clocking a fall of nearly 220 percent for the week - its second weekly fall in a row.
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Real median household income rose 5.2 percent last year, clocking in at $56,516 from $20143,718, according to a new report from the Census Bureau.
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So, I was clocking hours part-time toward my license and breastfeeding—I even breast fed while I taught a class in child development.
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Some critics have praised "Sully" for clocking in at a taut 96 minutes, a rarity these days for a major, much-hyped Hollywood project.
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Kipchoge did not break the record during this attempt, but he did run the fastest marathon in history, clocking in a 2:00:25.
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The 22017-year-old has been clocking about 103 miles a week, with the goal of hitting 210 before the Chicago marathon this fall.
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Last year, a video of the girl Suzy crying inconsolably while watching Khan's film Bajrangi Bhaijaan went viral, clocking nearly 850,000 views until now.
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Two World Cup workers were dismissed last year accused of inciting workers to strike in protest over their employer's clocking-in system, it said.
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Collegian Devon Allen was the surprise winner in 13.03 seconds with Ronnie Ash and Jeff Porter taking the other two places, each clocking 13.21.
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Or they could trudge along for years with mild rallies and muted setbacks, clocking so-so gains and boring us all along the way.
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Our sources say Meek's also been clocking hours doing motivational speeches and helping out at schools, homeless shelters and hospitals in his native Philly.
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The 12-pound option also comes in light gray or dark gray, but fare slightly bigger, clocking in at 48 inches by 72 inches.
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Last year, his "Views" album spent 13 non-consecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 chart, regularly clocking more than 100 million streams a week.
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Men accounted for 54% of "Suicide Squad's" opening weekend audience, with more than half of the audience clocking in under the age of 25.
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Sure, salmon are sleeker and more beautiful — and they are the money fish at Pike Place, clocking in at $46 or more per pound.
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The men's 3000m steeplechase gold went to Iranian Hossein Keyhani, who broke the Games record for the event by clocking eight minutes 22.79 seconds.
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In the interest of transparency, share with your colleagues so that you add to the body of evidence and experience that we're clocking up.
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Most of the 11 major S&P sectors were higher, with the telecom services index clocking the biggest gain with a 1.4 percent rise.
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The most-watched program in business television was "Lou Dobbs Tonight" on Fox Business, clocking in with an average of 6900,2628 viewers per night.
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As for the rest of Ross' competition, the next closest wide receiver today was Curtis Samuel, clocking in at 4.31, or 0.09 seconds more.
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The key June 215-year JGB futures contract finished 20.715 point higher at 22.5, clocking its biggest one-day rise in nearly a month.
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For starters, the Swedes work less than people in many countries, clocking just 1,612 hours on average in 2015, compared to America's 1,790 hours.
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Typical real estate cycles run about eight years, Mr. Gurry said, but the current one, clocking in at 228 so far, still has legs.
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Fortunately, the whole thing is paced like lightning, with no episodes longer than a half-hour and many clocking in at around 25 minutes.
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Signed Tuesday with a flourish by Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim, the statement offered more aspiration than action, clocking in at only 391 words.
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There were three tracks, each clocking in at a mere 303 minutes, on at least two of which the drummer (Tony) overdubbed surf guitar.
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Flynn frequently works down here while clocking miles on a treadmill desk, her laptop placed precariously on a box and a stack of books.
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Utah, South Dakota, Oklahoma, North Carolina and Missouri have the longest wait times before one can undergo the procedure, clocking in at 72 hours.
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Separate data out earlier showed home prices across Australia slipped 0.7 percent in November, clocking their worst performance since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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EXO, if you haven't heard, currently holds the record for SM Entertainment's most viewed music video, currently clocking in more than 291 million views.
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Bucking the trend, shares of Danish enzymes maker Novozymes and Apple-supplier STMicroelectronics led gains on the STOXX 600 after clocking strong quarterly results.
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Clocking in at four minutes, the trailer is easily the best look at the game to date, mixing together both gameplay and cinematic footage.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Kenya's Paul Lonyangata won the Paris marathon, clocking two hours six minutes and 10 seconds over 42.195km on a bright morning on Sunday.
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The final shot was from 38.4-feet, clocking in with his 35 of 52 (67 percent) shot count on threes from 28 feet or deeper.
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Alibaba smashed its Singles' Day shopping record on Friday by clocking growth of more than 2207 percent, the Chinese e-commerce giant said on Friday.
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She has flown to space just once, in 2018, when she did a long stint on the International Space Station, clocking 197 days in space.
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LogMeIn is significantly bigger in terms of market footprint with 25 million users, clocking seven million meetings, and over 900 million conferencing minutes each month.
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We walked the labyrinthine halls of the Messe Berlin, clocking in well over 10,3003 steps per day, to find only the stuff worth talking about.
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In its seven seasons, "Bake Off" has become a national obsession, clocking up viewing figures that were higher than major sporting events and talent shows.
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That protestor, Jeffrey Winder, was later charged and convicted for assault and battery, facing a $2,500 fine and a year in jail for clocking Kessler.
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Republican leaders in the House are clocking their votes with the aim of passing the bill by week's end and sending it to the Senate.
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Bolt, now one step away from securing an incredible third Olympic sprint double, crossed in 19.78 seconds with De Grasse clocking a Canadian record 19.80.
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Canada's Andre de Gasse, bronze medalist in the 100, ran the quickest time of the session, clocking 20.09 to cross first in the final heat.
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It's that retina screen that has had Air owners enviously eyeing the new line for two generations now, clocking in at 113 x 1440 pixels.
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The CBOE Market Volatility index, also known as Wall Street's "fear gauge", was up 15.5 percent, clocking its biggest percentage gain in nearly two weeks.
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After clocking some long hours looking up owl photos, this guy finally decides to do something about his neighbor's cat that just won't stop meowing.
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She carried a matching clutch, complete with a bejeweled clasp, that's comparatively less expensive, though still rings in at four figures, clocking in at $1,630.
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And then you stand there in your jiggle and wobble and decay and jabber on about all the apocalyptic minutia your crazy ass is clocking.
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The Swift 7 is a ridiculously thin Windows 10 machine, clocking in at a hair under a centimeter – 9.98mm or 0.39-inches to be exact.
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Clocking in at 18 songs and 70 minutes in length, initial reactions were that Amos had committed commercial suicide in a few different of ways.
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" It's certainly not the longest solo, clocking in at only a quarter of the length of Taylor Mac's "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg welcomed Wednesday's data showing the economy expanded by 0.5% last quarter, clocking its 29th consecutive year of growth without a recession.
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One employee said that workers are clocking in even while showing symptoms of illness, because the company offers few paid benefits to part-time employees.
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The one drawback to the Dyson Corrale is that its price stays in line with Dyson's other styling tools, clocking in at a whopping $499.99.
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Clocking in at a more manageable 70 minutes, Tierra Adentro follows preservationists, immigrants, guerrillas, and indigenous peoples in the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia.
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That's when she officially took her shop full-time, even though she'd been clocking more than 40 hours a week for about a year prior.
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The U.S. spends more on health care per capita than other developed countries, clocking in at nearly 25 percent more than the next closest country.
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The Essential is the cheapest and most basic of the options clocking in at 11 inches tall with three layers of premium, open cell foam.
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For two years, after clocking out at work — Travis from his digital marketing job and Holly from teaching — the Hancocks tinkered with their prototype game.
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That's still a small portion of the workforce — clocking in around 3% — but it's higher than the 500,000 employees who said they telecommuted in 1980.
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It played older, with more than 76% of the audience clocking in over the age of 25, while men made up 60% of ticket buyers.
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The first and shortest game on this list, Thirty Flights of Loving is a first-person spy thriller clocking in at just about 15 minutes.
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Booting up is a little slow (clocking in at just under 40 seconds), but you don't reboot your phone often enough for it to matter.
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Another big number associated with the film is its run time: Clocking in at 181 minutes, "Endgame" is the longest Marvel Studios movie to date.
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The fragments found by the Pyrenees study were generally 10 to 300 microns across, with most clocking in at roughly 50 microns, Dr. Allen said.
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JaVale McGee has, so far, been featured more and is clocking more miles and mileage out of the fleeting gift known as NBA summer vacation.
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Despite clocking Adams with the very first punch of the match, Shaw pulled him up to knock him out (again) and stomp on his head.
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Their newest sampling, following debut single "Slime," is called "Paper Cranes," clocking in at 105 seconds and making use of every single one of them.
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Clocking in at only eight episodes that run 30-minutes, what sounds like a show that should be easy to binge is actually weighing viewers down.
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Photo: APAs a police corruption scandal rocks the city, the Baltimore Police Department will now mandate fingerprint scans for officers clocking in and out of shifts.
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Clocking in at 90 minutes and featuring 18 tracks from an international host of artists, you can hear the mix below, narrated by the artist himself.
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The film has been prepared in both English and French versions with two edits, one running at 60 minutes and the longer clocking in at 90.
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Qatar Airways return trip time is even longer, clocking in at 17 hours and 30 minutes — made slower due to the headwinds on the way back.
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Yang spoke for the least amount of time of any candidate during the debate on Thursday, clocking in with 2:56 seconds of talking on stage.
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That premise spun out into Kairos, and Brackeen soon realized that facial identification as a service was much more powerful than any niche time clocking service.
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And though Kasich is clocking in at 503% in the Marquette poll, the Pivit market shows he is steady at 1% odds to win the primary.
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Both offer four cores and four threads, with the 1300X clocking at 3.5GHz (that can boost to 3.7GHz), while the 1200 is slightly slower at 3.1GHz.
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The 50-year-old had spent years restoring and selling houses, cars, and musical instruments, often clocking 20093-hour workdays, to save up more than $91,000.
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The journey took them from Denali National Park and Preserve in northern Alaska to Everglades National Park in southern Florida, clocking in at roughly 30,403 miles.
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Here, some of the biggest takeaways anyone can relate to — whether you're on the A-list or clocking in at your very first 9-to-5.
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After decades of gains fighting the menace, LA is now losing ground, clocking a 10 percent rise in deaths from ozone pollution between 2010 and 2017.
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The unemployment rate in the euro zone was last measured at 10.2 percent, with countries like Greece and Spain clocking jobless rates of over 20 percent.
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U.S. investors, however, sent more wealth overseas than peers in Britain, Ireland, China and Hong Kong put together, clocking up $7.3 trillion over the same period.
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The Mickey True Original ice cream bars come in a box of six, each bar made with light ice cream and clocking in at 210 calories.
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Clocking in at a hefty five minutes, the trailer gives us a general overview of what to expect in December, starting with the basic origin story.
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Clocking in at a little over 45 minutes, #followme does not aim to be as in-depth as a trendy multi-part investigative podcast or miniseries.
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In June, one of the top books in romance was Cassandra Dee's Pregnant By My Boss: A Romance Compilation, clocking in at over a thousand pages.
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The main BIST 71.33 share index rose 0.021 percent to 112,122.15 on Thursday, after clocking its biggest one-day advance in a year a day earlier.
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And though her $328 shirtdress was budget-friendly, her Linda Farrow sunglasses – made with real gold and clocking in at $1,105 – were fit for a royal.
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World silver medalist Coleman, who holds the year's fastest time of 50.203 seconds, won the final in 250.20 seconds after clocking 244.04 in the semi-finals.
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A new video compiles every death on Game of Thrones (including horses, direwolves, and more), clocking in at almost 21 minutes with a whopping 150,966 deaths.
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Personal and household goods led gains on the main European bourse with tobacco stocks Imperial Brands British American Tobacco clocking in more than 2 percent gains.
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So, hundreds of pastors and volunteers have been holding a 24/7 service -- clocking in at more than 800 hours so far -- to shield the family.
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In 2018, Icon built a 350-square-foot home in East Austin that cost $10,000 to print, with the overall project's cost clocking in at $40,000.
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He edged out Australian favorite Cameron McEvoy, clocking 47.85 seconds in the blue riband event, four years after he tested positive for the banned stimulant clenbuterol.
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Some of the world's most expensive range from 200 to 500 feet long, with the largest superyacht in the world clocking in at 600 feet long.
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But he is a new man after clocking up an incredible 6,000 miles walking - shedding more than two-thirds of his body weight - along the way.
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Taylor "Lil Bit" Wright is in a little bit of legal and family trouble after getting arrested for clocking her mother-in-law ... TMZ has learned.
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If you've been slacking on something—whether it's brushing your teeth twice a day or clocking in correctly at work, a wake-up call will arrive.
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All of that and he's not even old enough to buy a drink in his local bar yet, clocking in at just 20 years of age.
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The Fallout 230 speedrun is going to be clocking in at an astounding 153 minutes, which is great if you're looking for something short and sweet.
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Clocking in at nine minutes long, it takes in everything from festive sex, to late-night christmas shopping, to shopping bricks of yay around the neighbourhood.
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While the Lil Pumps of the world are clocking nine-digit view counts on YouTube, Valee has yet to hit a million with a music video.
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But there's a reason that even those of us with vacation time aren't taking all of it, and that instead of clocking out at 5 p.m.
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Paffett, 34, is a veteran of the test circuit after taking part in 72 official test days between 2001 and 2013 and clocking up 22,745 km.
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What was once possibly a Jupiter-like planet failed and turned into a cold super-Earth, clocking in at five times the mass of our planet.
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Perhaps this isn't as big of a deal for Netflix right now, especially if its big hits keep clocking impressive viewing metrics like The Witcher did.
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It's a whirlwind record, clocking in at only twenty-three minutes, but it contains a multiverse of references, as well as a deconstruction of those references.
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The dollar index, a gauge of its performance against six major peers traded at 96.63 on Friday, after clocking a gain of 0.66 percent on Thursday.
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Adele's "25" climbed from No. 2 after clocking a further 151,000 units across album and song sales and streaming activity, according to figures from Nielsen SoundScan.
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Clocking around three hours total (some of the puzzles took me a while), Gorogoa felt like the cherry I needed on my GOTY deliberation ice cream.
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The debut post on Uber's new driver-focused "Behind the Wheel" blog brings with it several features those very drivers may find useful — especially when clocking out.
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The next time you drive to work, you could be making money before even clocking in — just by dropping something off that was already on your way.
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The opening weekend crowd skewed female and older, with women comprising 59% of the audience and 58% of ticket buyers clocking in over the age of 35.
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"Petals" is the last song off of the album, clocking in at 5 minutes and 29 seconds, which also makes it the longest song on Celebrity Skin.
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The Blade held up well under The Verge's own battery test, (which cycles a series of websites under set brightness conditions), clocking 7 hours and 33 minutes.
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Often clocking in under three minutes, the songs on Period are brief, punchy, and reminiscent of its predecessors, the Miami sound popularized by Trina and Trick Daddy.
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People were cheating the system, so he decided to implement facial recognition to ensure that employees were actually clocking in and out when they said they were.
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Aside from being protest anthems, the EP is also just a kickass burst of thrash punk, barely clocking in at six minutes but packing a lasting punch.
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Take out the constant traveling back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean and top Counter-Strike players are still clocking in 40 or more hours a week.
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Clocking in at around 45 minutes, Kamikaze contains 13 tracks — including the song "Venom," written for the upcoming Tom Hardy-led supervillain movie of the same name.
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Clearly, acting is a huge chunk of Sam's life, since these two fairly basic scenes take up nearly half the episode, clocking in at over 10 minutes.
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The opening weekend crowd was nearly evenly matched between men (49% of ticket buyers) and women (51%), with 57% of customers clocking in over 25 years old.
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With the clocking ticking down to the Games, there seems little time to craft a new narrative of Korean athletes going for gold at the 2018 Olympics.
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The company has made a rapid progress; clocking up 4,000 rides since launching in June, and has secured investment ahead of expansion into Nigeria, Uganda and Benin.
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Rookie Santino Ferrucci had the second best effort behind the Brazilian pacesetter, clocking 225.486, while Japan's Takuma Sato, the 2017 winner, was third quickest under overcast skies.
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Clocking in at around 23 minutes, Kamikaze contains 13 tracks — including the song "Venom," written for the upcoming Tom Hardy-led supervillain movie of the same name.
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TMZ broke the story ... he's been clocking in at a Friday's in Lancaster, PA. Check out the audio ... Jon's clearly frustrated and says he's calling it quits.
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Clocking in at 20163 minutes and 31 seconds, the video, produced by a man whom I'll just call "Gaston," dismantled my story in a rather aggressive way.
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The price is steep, with some estimates of Gateway's cost at nearly $30 billion, with the Hudson Tunnel Project alone clocking in as high as $21625 billion.
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Download speeds for 90 percent of users went from at least 10 Mbps to 186 Mbps on 5G, with the median speed clocking in at 442 Mbps.
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Shot on 16-millimeter film and clocking in at just under an hour, "Los Sures" opens a modest window onto the neighborhood largely through five area residents.
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Equity markets have had an ebullient 2017 with the S&P 5003 rising 18.8 percent so far this year and the Nasdaq clocking a 27.7 percent gain.
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New test flights by Qantas from London and New York to Sydney and other Australian cities would surpass this flight time, clocking in at about 19 hours.
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A new Congressional Budget Office report estimates the House-proposed 2018 farm bill, clocking in at 641 pages, will cost $868 billion over the next ten years.
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"Conor is always super fit from clocking up rounds and just general training, but this time, there is a huge emphasis on cardiovascular training," Queally told Fightland.
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From 12 PM until well into the morning, landlord Phil Greenwood only lets in fellow bar workers, many of whom are clocking off from a late shift.
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Clocking in at one line longer than a sonnet, Jenny Xie's poem takes us through those salad years with a list of trials overcome or succumbed to.
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Clocking in at a longer-than-usual 48 minutes, the episode tells three stories covering the same month, but from Issa, Molly, and Lawrence's vastly differing perspectives.
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Ms. Jarecki said that watching, or "clocking," a wheel, as Mr. Barnhart described it, could mean observing more than 10,123 spins over as long as a month.
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By clocking these transits, scientists can gather data about a planet's size to bring us closer to finding another world like Earth somewhere out in the galaxy.
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Clocking in at 383 Earth masses, Jupiter is the most massive member in the solar system, and NASA so far has sent five missions to study it.
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"Riccardo has accomplished everything a designer can do for a brand, clocking a very respectable tenure and creating a fully realized language for them," Ms. Fargo said.
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Stuhec won Sunday's race on the 2,633-meter Engiadina downhill course by clocking 1 minute 32.85 seconds, 0.40 of a second ahead of the Austrian Stephanie Venier.
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In addition to fending off the most attacks — 16, according to a tally by NBC News — Warren also spoke the most, clocking in at about 23 minutes.
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The fresh business unit is now clocking a loss of roughly $50 million, down from a $150 million gain, people familiar with the results have told CNBC.
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With Ben clocking in a modest 26 years on Earth, the pool of women are notably young, with some seeming to share casting overlap with The Real World.
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Since then, however, he's broken his own record seven times, most recently clocking in a time of 1003:51.51 in Rome in 2009, which remained unbeaten until Wednesday.
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The hypercar set at least five world records for speed for a street-legal car, with the fastest run clocking in at just over 260 miles per hour.
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Many of them have had years or decades of no production (but plenty of workers still clocking in and out of factories, if only to pick up paychecks).
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Of the top 10 most valuable cryptocurrencies, all have seen gains of at least 20 percent with NEO, in particular, clocking an increase of more than 55 percent.
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The researchers are monitoring the nurses' health and productivity and comparing this against a control group working in a similar facility which is clocking in 25-hour weeks.
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After I kiss my boyfriend goodbye and he leaves, I get comfy in bed and turn on Bob's Burgers before clocking in to work and checking my email.
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Because there are aisles of options, from bubbling cleansers to quick 'n dirty face wipes, we've narrowed down the best of the best — all clocking in under $8.
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South Carolina: Busted Plug Plaza It's the world's largest fire hydrant at over 40 feet tall, built by local artist Blue Sky and clocking in at 675,000 pounds.
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The fastest spider species could snap its mouth-parts shut more than 100 times faster than the slowest species, clocking in at a blazing 20 miles an hour.
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Instead you might find yourself a 9-to-5 office drone, clocking in precious hours of your life to work for a company you don't necessarily believe in.
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It was his last act after clocking up a fantastic record of 15-3 in the amateur ranks, especially when you consider how young he began competing at.
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Last year they came second behind this year's runenrs-up, Canada's Paul Krochak and Oscar Olsson of Sweden, competing as Team Head Swimming and clocking 8:07:57.
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Clocking in at nearly sixteen thousand words, the novella appeared in Joyce's 1914 short-story collection, "Dubliners," a book that proves that fiction is as deep as life.
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The Scream closes with "Switch," clocking in at nearly seven minutes and alternating between rhythmic punk and atmospheric moments that foreshadow the rise of shoegaze a decade later.
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Bahamian Olympic champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo powered home in the women's 200 metres, clocking one of the eight meet records of the day to win in 22.06 seconds.
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Who knows how many federal employees are clocking hours on the plan, spending tax revenue and all the while working against the grain of our country's energy reality?
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Clocking that he's been spending a load of his time in London recently, I asked Peep if he'd like to hang out with me and talk about himself.
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One can only hope this super-sized episode — the show's longest, ever, clocking in at 69 minutes — gave the show's creators enough time to get to them all.
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It's made the playing field much more interesting but it's also put pressure on a lot of people, clocking away at keyboards, underpaid in cubicles to generate hits.
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He added that companies should inform their staff of time and attendance measures so they're "fully aware of expectations" and aren't clocking in and out unnecessarily at home.
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Once you've got all of this lined up, there is one thing left to sort before you start clocking up the miles: a good pair of running shoes.
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There's a lot to choose from here, but with most of these films clocking in at around 20 minutes or shorter, it's easy to watch several of them.
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Because of that, this new time won't be recognized as a world record -- but still, the guy can say he did it ... clocking in at 1:59:1593.
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The Queen of England, clocking in as the world&aposs longest reigning head of state, was to Rosebush by far the best purveyor of the art of conversation.
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The Queen of England, clocking in as the world&aposs longest reigning head of state, was to me by far the best purveyor of the art of conversation.
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McConnell has had a lot of success changing the country's judicial landscape, installing about 50 appellate court judges and clocking a big win for Trump and his agenda.
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Kenyan Kipchoge made athletics history in Vienna on Saturday when he became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours, clocking one hour 59.40 seconds.
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As Kirkman heads to meet the governors, one member of his security detail announces that he's clocking out, a clear indication that something is about to go wrong.
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Jamaican double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce rocketed to victory in the women's 25m, clocking 2000 seconds to easily defeat British European winner Dina Asher-Smith (00.563).
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Clocking in at 90 proof with a sweet corn body and spicy rye finish, you can (and should) drink the rye straight, just as you would drink whiskey.
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But the good news is that "The Dragon and the Wolf," clocking in at a whopping 80 minutes, has given us more than enough drama to discuss until then.
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The Asian Film Awards nominees came from 12 countries across Asia, from China to Qatar, with the 15-category show clocking in at around two and a half hours.
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Turns out 50 percent of dog owners buy a pet during the holidays, according to Ayers, and millennials are even crazier about animals, clocking in at over 60 percent.
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WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert Mueller's long-anticipated final report was released Thursday morning, clocking in at 448 pages and filled with redactions made by Attorney General Bill Barr's office.
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"I feel good, I'm just happy I qualified for the semi-finals," said the Grenadian after clocking one of only two sub-45 second times in the seven races.
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Exports dropped 10.1 percent on-year in April, in line with estimates and worse than March's 6.8 percent slide, clocking up the fastest pace of decline in three months.
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To identify where those older workers are clocking in the most, retirement community operator Provisional Living analyzed Census Bureau data from cities with total populations of 200,000 or more.
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Clocking in at a whopping $1.6 billion, players have a chance of bringing home a lump sum of $905 million (or a veritable lifetime of ever-increasing annual payments).
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Thanks to you, yesterday we surged past 6,000 subscribers — and our open rate has held steady, with the last three clocking in at 46, 44, and 44 percent, respectively.
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After clocking the third fastest time ever in the event during Thursday's preliminaries, the Olympic and world champion looked primed to eclipse her own world mark of 8:06.81.
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Trinidad and Tobago national champion Kyle Greaux spoiled the host country's chances in the men's 2500m, clocking 24 seconds to upstage Canada's Commonwealth Games silver medalist Aaron Brown (2400).
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That distanced the benchmark S&P 500 index from its record highs, which it has been clocking since July when expectations of a rate hike this year were muted.
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At many modern service jobs, the digital time-clock system will automatically penalize you for clocking in a minute after the start of your shift or after a break.
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It is written by Scott Anderson with photography by Paolo Pellegrin, and clocking in at 40,000 words, it's less like a magazine piece and more like a small book.
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Donovan's letter arrived the same day the White House officially submitted its emergency funding request, clocking in at $1.9 billion — about $100 million more than officials had previously said.
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Gabbard emerged as the top-searched candidate despite having the third-lowest amount of speaking time, clocking in at just over 6 minutes for the nearly two-hour event.
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It's a hand-eye-mouth coordination necessary to make four hours on your feet each day clocking hundreds of horses seem like a breakfast meeting rather than hard labor.
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Just as importantly, more eyes were seeing these interactions, with a 30 percent increase in page views, now clocking in at 14 billion views per month, the company says.
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"The resulting product is huge in scope, with 23 tracks clocking in at an hour and 10 minutes, but is unnervingly hushed in execution," said John Garrett in PopMatters.
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Ms. Shen's wake-up moment came when she watched a fellow I.T. colleague collapse at his desk after clocking 22.8-hour days and get hauled away in an ambulance.
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Until next time — give yourself a lil' more recognition for all the invisible labor that goes into being who you are and clocking in at whatever job you do.
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Zomato's orders per month should go up by 10 million from the 38 million-40 million it was clocking before the deal, a source familiar with the deal said.
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He went even faster in the second half, clocking 103:06 but athletics' governing body said in a statement that the latter effort would not be eligible for ratification.
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I had been clocking hours in the privacy room providing basic nourishment for my baby daughter so that she can grow up and be a woman in the world.
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Eliud Kipchoge, a Kenyan runner, became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours, clocking a finishing time of one hour 59 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Clocking in at just under five minutes, standout track "2685" doesn't allow you to catch your breath once, with a whirling flute melody colliding with clangorous block party drums.
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An additional analysis by The Telegraph found that Princess Anne also worked the most days in 2018, clocking in at 180 days — 20 days more than runner-up Prince Charles.
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The lira has fallen more than 10 percent against the dollar and euro in the past three months alone, clocking losses of over 21.25 percent since the end of 22016 .
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The app and site are swamped with dance videos, including many tutorials, with both Tangdou-created clips and those made by groups around China sometimes clocking up millions of views.
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Clocking in at just 30 seconds, the audio is short and sweet, as well as more than enough to prove that Watson possesses one hell of a set of pipes.
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Financials and consumer shares were the biggest contributors to the gains, with building materials maker Fletcher Building Ltd clocking gains of 2.7 percent, making it the main index's top performer.
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When Paris Jackson, daughter of the late King of Pop, isn't making headlines for a cool new tattoo (she's currently clocking in at 22), it's for an edgy hair color.
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Video chat has been one of the bigger rocket ships within its core Messenger app, with Facebook clocking 17 billion video chats on it in 2017, double the year before.
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If you've been clocking a cute coworker or getting that warm, fuzzy feeling from a neighbor, advance cautiously — the new moon on the 30th will reveal this relationship's true potential.
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Sway starts with a couple of minutes of guided "swaying" and gradually increases the time of each daily session until the user is clocking 20 minutes of movement per day.
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And you know the love is real when you're confronting the trials of marriage together by clocking a bunch of sexy, faceless, zombified nurses in the face with a pistol.
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Elaine Thompson stormed to women's 100 meter final win, clocking 10.70secs to equal two-time defending Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's national record while punching her ticket to Rio.
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The new frame, made by Segway, doesn't fold, which Lyft says makes it sturdier; the company also said the scooter's base is 20 percent wider, clocking in at 6.2 inches.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump gave the second-longest speech of his presidency at his rally in Greenville, North Carolina, on Wednesday night, clocking in at just over 603 minutes.
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Braun morphed into a talking point tour du force, clocking dozens of appearances on every cable news channel and in both local and major newspapers over the last several weeks.
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For starters, the Mi Mix is powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chip, clocking in at 27GHz and running on 24400 or 227GB of RAM depending on the model.
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The sensor is now 20.8 megapixels — up from 16.2 — and the ISO goes all the way up to 303,400, with the extended range clocking in at an absurdly high 3,280,000.
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I also used my Roland 909 a lot for the album, mostly clocking its groove to the modular but also taking some classic sounds and fucking them up a bit.
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For Britain, who had qualified first for the final, James Guy overhauled Takeshi Matsuda on the final leg to take the silver in 7:03.13, with Japan clocking 7:03.50.
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The latest two entries, Fast & Furious 6 and Furious 7, boasted production budgets bigger than the first film's total domestic earnings, clocking in at $73 million and $190 million, respectively.
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Mr. Ahn broke his own record from 2015 — clocking in 21 minutes and 21 seconds faster — that had been nullified after the new Hudson Yards station opened later that year.
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Olympic 5.653,000 metres silver medallist Galen Rupp, already on the American team in the marathon and 10,000, squeezed into Saturday's 5,000 metres final as the 12th qualifier, clocking 13:49.50.
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"Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse, The Ultimate History," $102.99This large coffee table book — clocking in at 496 pages and weighing more than 13 pounds — is a must for any Mickey devotee.
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Before Trump took office in 2017, Reagan was the oldest man to take the presidential oath of office, clocking in at 69-years-old for his first inauguration in 1981.
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Yet on Thursday night's debate stage, he commanded the least time speaking of any candidate—including the loopy New Zealand fan Marriane Williamson—clocking in at just under three minutes.
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At that point, many listeners had no idea of who she was if they weren't clocking the latest to come out of the Soundcloud and YouTube universe of young rappers.
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But perhaps more impressively, "Doke" led all Division I players with 77.0% shooting from the field his sophomore season, clocking in at second best for a season in NCAA history.
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And clocking in at just under two hours, that's about a half-hour shorter than the actual movie and the audiobook, unlike the movie, is all Newt all the time.
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They mean more to Trump than facts, figures, and polls that show him clocking in low approval ratings and trailing some of his Democratic rivals ahead of the 2020 election.
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"I've been clocking them all out there, and they look really good," said Lukas, who gets on his pony every morning for a close-up of his horses during training.
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Over the past several years, The Bachelor has transformed its usual three-hour finale into a huge two-night event, with each night clocking in at two hours a piece.
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Ross, for his part, said even at the height of his wealth, clocking millions of dollars a day, he never left South Central L.A., and he doesn't plan to now.
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The DIY "Drunk in the Morning" video has since racked up two and half million views, with the official video, which followed a year later in 73, clocking double that.
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Steven Gardiner improved his own Bahamas national record and went under 44 seconds for the first time, clocking a 43.89 which he might pay for in the final on Tuesday.
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His speech, clocking in at just over two hours, dragged out for so long he had to check in repeatedly with the audience to make sure they hadn't dozed off.
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U.S. world record holder Keni Harrison and Jamaican 2015 world champion Danielle Williams led 100m hurdles qualifying with Harrison clocking 12.66 seconds after Williams ran 12.72 to win the opening heat.
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Brazilians Rodrigo do Nascimento and Paulo Andre de Oliveira clocking the two best times of 10.27 and 10.29 respectively ahead of U.S. veteran Mike Rodgers, who was also timed at 10.29.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar surged to a near 14-year high before pulling back on Thursday, clocking up records against a range of other top world currencies and skittling emerging markets.
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Clocking in at just under 90 minutes, the film is both a troubling introspection of Joe's (Joaquin Phoenix) own major psychological traumas, and a nosedive into a tangled world of crime.
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European stocks closed lower Friday, clocking their worst percentage drop since the middle of June, with banks leading the declines following news of a proposed $14 billion settlement for Deutsche Bank.
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Thompson, 2015 world 19.893 meter silver medalist, withdrew from the Jamaican 200m final with a hamstring niggle, two days after clocking a world leading 10.70 seconds to win the 100 meters.
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Worrell, however, needed the second fastest time of the year to qualify for her first Olympic team, clocking 113 while Vollmer, returning to competition after having a baby, touched in 57.21.
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The all-electric T-pod is much shorter than your average traditional tractor trailer, clocking in at just 23 feet long, which is likely due to the absence of the cabin.
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The result was a volley of torrential downpours—up to several inches per hour—with some parts of Louisiana clocking 24-hour precipitation totals that exceed the 500 year recurrence interval.
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Both had run sub-10 seconds in the semi-finals, the 27-year-old Brown clocking a personal best 9.96 seconds and De Grasse later running 9.98 in his semi-final.
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Swiss Beat Feuz, bronze medallist in the downhill on Thursday, was in second place after clocking 1:24.57 with Norway's defending champion Kjetil Jansrud third in a time of 1:24.62.
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LSU added another run in the inning and Stallings came back out to close out what is now the longest game in SEC tournament history, clocking in at nearly five hours.
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"I was a bit tight on the first sequence and had a big time loss and it was unrecoverable from there," he said after clocking 15 seconds slower than the winner.
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While certain jobs like construction or manual labor have clear hazards, you can't assume that if you are clocking time in an office environment that it's a healthy place to be.
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The 23-year-old Grenadian showed he was on track to defend his title in Rio in August by clocking 44.08 seconds in swirling winds at the meeting in Des Moines.
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This produced a list organized from shortest- to longest-viewed videos, with the shortest clocking in at about seven minutes and 37 seconds, and the longest at 11 minutes 13 seconds.
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Unbeknownst to me, Chef'd warned me that the gnocchi dish would be hard — clocking the prep time at 45 minutes — but I somehow missed that label before I placed my order.
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China's movie box office revenue rose 9 percent in 2018 to 60.98 billion yuan ($9.0 billion), clocking a slower pace than the 13 percent rise the previous year, state media reported.
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But Miller got right back to work with a victory in the 24m clocking a season-best equaling 219.89 seconds to beat Ashley Spencer, bronze medalist in the Olympic 400m hurdles.
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Lochte, who pulled his groin in the 400 IM heats, said he continues to swim in pain but still managed the fifth best effort in the 200m heats clocking 1:47.47.
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This week's FX charge has been led by South Africa's rand which at 14.21 per dollar was clocking a near 5 percent weekly rise which is its best since April 2016.
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Irma, which is clocking raging winds at 185 mph, will likely be the strongest hurricane to make landfall north of the Caribbean Sea in history, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Essential sightseeing: Sequoia National Park's Giant Forest, where you will find the largest (by volume) living tree in the world, the General Sherman Tree, clocking in at nearly 275 feet tall.
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It has contributed to house prices clocking up double digit annual growth, sparked fears of losing international business competitiveness and complicated central bank policy in an era of record low rates.
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South African Wayde van Niekerk ran a stunning lap to lead, the last two Olympic champions, Lashawn Merritt and Kirani James, across the line with all three clocking under 44 seconds.
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The record—23-tracks-long with most songs clocking in around two minutes—sonically captures what it's like to be alive right now, perhaps better than any other release this year.
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Clocking how much cash is withheld from your monthly (or bi-monthly) paycheck to fund social security, health insurance, as well as federal and state taxes can be a total drag.
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Though as noted above, Facebook still dominates time spent, clocking up way more time (~227 minutes) per user per day on average vs Snapchat (around nine minutes) and Instagram (five minutes).
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Clocking-in under seven minutes, the sharp, angular riffs and Homme's slick vocals make "Evil" an unexpected return to the repetitive, trance and kraut-influenced stoner rock of their early work.
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It will be visible in a skinny, swooping line from Oregon to South Carolina, with the maximum viewing clocking in at about two minutes and 35 seconds just outside Cerulean, Kentucky.
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Clocking in at 24,000 square feet, when Elsewhere opens in Bushwick in at an exact date TBA, it will feature two performance spaces, an open rooftop, art gallery, and loft bar.
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Yang already has a sizable following on social media, so when they tweeted out a link to the stream, there were far more curious observers than students clocking in to class.
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The show eventually opened to stinging reviews, with most of the praise going to the towering title character himself, a colossal marionette clocking in at 20 feet tall and 2,000 pounds.
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The look is sleek, simple, and easy-to-wear for clocking in that couch time, joining friends for a cyber cocktail, and then joining them IRL when the time finally comes.
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The workers also complained about a lack of personal protective equipment, unsafe practices for clocking into shifts and lack of adequate work space to avoid coming into close contact with colleagues.
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Gross domestic product growth has risen from the 2 percent average of the Obama years to 21625 percent, with two quarters of the Trump years significantly clocking in above 2900 percent.
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The prototype, helmed by French racing driver Romain Dumas, broke records on the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, clocking a time of 7:57 on the 203 mile (19.99 kilometre) track.
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According to Mayo Clinic, the ideal humidity level in your home should be between 30% and 50%, but in the winter, you may be clocking in at well below those numbers.
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Finance sector growth also decelerated to its slowest pace since the third quarter of 2004, after clocking 3.2 percent growth in the second quarter from 4.4 percent in the first quarter.
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I spent much of my free time over the next two years clocking hours at a dismal shoe store with awful fluorescent light bulbs in service of my future car fund.
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It's never been easier to log into work from anywhere in the world, and a new report suggests that working remotely could be more lucrative than clocking in at an office.
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The lower the number, the more acidic the water, so 1 is a strong acid (think battery acid) and 14 is a strong base (milk of magnesia clocking in around 11).
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Canadian Andre De Grasse, a triple medal winner at the Rio Olympics and returning to form after a string of injuries, completed the podium by clocking 9.90 to take the bronze.
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The film did a muted $6.6 million worth of business, and appealed primarily to older audiences, with 97 percent of its opening weekend crowd clocking in over the age of 25.
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One, Andreea Orent, said she was chastised for being a few minutes late to work and had been called out in a performance review for once clocking in 20 minutes late.
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In one album clocking in at a mere 30 minutes, Calligram have expanded the sound of their debut into something more unique and total without sacrificing a lick of cathartic hostility.
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Besides CYBG, TSB and Metro Bank, a newcomer which has been rolling out branches across southern England, Britain has a host of online-only retail banks that are clocking up impressive numbers.
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Here's the excerpt: Per the police report, an officer was conducting a traffic stop when they saw a white SUV zoom by him, clocking in at 105 in a 45 mph zone.
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Racing in their heat against Australia, the world champion Americans, led by Sarah Hammer, broke the record set by Britain in Thursday's qualifiers by a full second, clocking four minutes 12.282 seconds.
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The Commerce Dept said Friday that gross domestic product rose by 1990 percent in the last three months of 2016, after clocking in at a 3.5 percent rate in prior three months.
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Thrones' very first episode is still its lengthiest season premiere — clocking in at 266 minutes, according to HBO's listings — while the Season 27 premiere, "Two Swords," is also listed at 211 minutes.
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Clocking in at just over two hours, the film centers on an epic psychoanalytic conversation spread out over several days, the dialogue always picking back up where the participants last left off.
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Racing in their heat against Australia, the world champion Americans, led by Sarah Hammer, broke the record set by Britain in Thursday's qualifiers by a full second, clocking four minutes 14053 seconds.
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She has been a hands-on co-designer and visited several days last week and on Sunday morning, clocking up more than 20 hours on the site in recent days, insiders say.
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The ability to stay connected helped China also become the world's biggest e-commerce market, clocking up sales of $672 billion in 2015, up 42 percent on the previous year, he said.
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Deutsche Bank defied expectations Thursday by posting a small profit versus an anticipated net loss for the quarter -- thanks to its global markets division clocking up a 10 percent increase in revenues.
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The book, available on Amazon, is a weighty tome, clocking in at 400 pages and containing the mutterings of, among others, Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Martha Stewart, Bill Gates and Buzz Aldrin.
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Samsung Electronics, that conglomerate's darling, thrived in 2017, clocking up record profits, contributing to a surge in exports for the year, all while Mr Lee has been cooped up on criminal charges.
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Clocking in at $30.7 billion, India exports to the UAE roughly the same amount as it does to its next three top export destinations combined: Hong Kong, China, and the United Kingdom.
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Clocking in at a whopping five minutes, the trailer teases out an all-out war on land and sea, with Jason Momoa's reluctant yet smartass Aquaman at the heart of it all.
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Comparatively the 980M found in the MSI GT72s G Tobii we reviewed back in February performed much better, clocking in 75 frames per second on High and well over 40 on Ultra.
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Even if it seems like the obvious answer is that everyone is clocking out early to enjoy the weather, he says that your distraction could be a sign of some serious burnout.
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"March was a very bad month for economic activity, clocking a 0.6% contraction," Mexican central bank board member Jonathan Heath said on Twitter, citing monthly economic activity data also published on Friday.
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The SimilarWeb traffic data shows that from February through July, 8chan was the ninth-largest source of referral traffic for Trump's website, clocking in at about 2.3 percent of all such traffic.
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She showed how the app could tell a worker clocking in for the day about production issues that require urgent attention, and show useful information for resolving problems on the device's display.
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There's speculation about whether or not this is 29-year-old Bolt's final Olympics, and sure, with his 100m clocking in at 9.81s, he's not up to his world record 9.58s speed.
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Finnair is retiring the Number of the Beast after operating the flight for 11 years, clocking in 21 journeys so unbelievably raw they could make Satan weep boiling-hot tears of joy.
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The coming season of "Game of Thrones" will include its longest episode in the history of the HBO drama clocking in at almost 90 minutes, according to a report by Entertainment Weekly.
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Her #DACAbuster, clocking in at an epic 8 hours and 7 minutes, broke the record for the longest speech ever delivered in House history, not exactly a chamber known for its brevity.
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Clocking in nearly eight million views, the number one ad is by telecom service provider MTS and revolves around a baby who refuses to be born in a house without Wi-Fi.
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Clocking in just over three minutes, the video was released on Vimeo in early April to drum up buzz for the official release of the group's debut single, which dropped April 27.
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Another nice bonus is that this Au Bon Pain closed at 5 pm — so if you're looking for a little bit of office normalcy, the crowd clocking out at 5 could help.
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And based on my own analysis, Sweden has the lowest average concentration of smog pollution in the world, clocking in at about 6 micrograms of particulate matter per cubic meter of air.
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The public bond market is massive — clocking in at roughly $3.7 trillion in 2016 — and it should be easier for citizens to invest in public works that will benefit their local community.
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Clocking in at north of 1,200 pages and boasting hundreds of characters (many of whom share tough-to-keep-straight family names), it still scares off all but the most determined readers.
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Across the street from Young Israel Synagogue, Shaunyce Gilbert, 22, waited at the bus stop as she did every evening after clocking out from the nursery where she worked, which remained open.
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The Rikers strike stands as the latest effort taken by incarcerated people to bring attention to the conditions faced during the pandemic by America's prison population, currently clocking in around 2.3 million.
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Clocking in at under half an hour, Glass's "pocket opera" has all of the pathos and tragic narrative arc of a five-hour epic thanks to Fornés's tight script and visual premise.
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I put a lot of thought into what kind of backpack I would buy to carry it all because I'm often standing on buses or the Metro, and clocking lots of steps.
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By the end of the day, Barnes & Noble announced it was suspending the initiative, clocking in as the shortest publishing scandal in a year already ridden with them (and it's only February).
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Lyndon Johnson hit the mark one time in 1967, and Barack Obama spoke for over an hour four times, with his longest clocking in at 1 hour and 9 minutes in 2010.
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The lira has fallen more than 10 percent against the dollar and euro in the past three months alone, clocking losses of over 21.25 percent since the end of 22016 TRY= EURTRY=.
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So far this earnings season, half MSCI EMU companies have beaten analysts' expectations, with reported actual year-on-year earnings growth clocking in at 8.6 percent, according to I/B/E/S data.
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In "One Year Performance 25252–230122 (Time Clock Piece)," Hsieh subjected himself to the dizzying discipline of clocking on to a worker's time clock on the hour, every hour, for a whole year.
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The two tracks, "Call the Police" and "American Dream," are quintessential LCD Soundsystem: layered, brainy, and both clocking in at well over six minutes — with each and every second serving a sonic purpose.
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As noted by Business Insider, the extra decadence does come at a caloric cost, with each fudge-covered Oreo clocking in at 90 calories versus the 50 calories per cookie of the original.
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The fastest 2200m runner in seven years after his spectacular 2400 seconds clocking at Lausanne on Friday, Lyles is also the joint second quickest in the world for 100m this year at 9.86.
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Clocking in at just over nine minutes, the cinematic masterpiece was set in ancient Egypt and featured appearances by Eddie Murphy (Pharoah Ramesses), Iman (the Queen), and Magic Johnson (one of their servants).
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While this is great and something that should definitely be celebrated, season 5 of the critically acclaimed Netflix series is much shorter than what we're used to, clocking in at only three episodes.
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With his commitment increasing he spent three months living and training in Kenya and contested a variety of marathons, eventually clocking a personal best of 2 hours 25 minutes in Amsterdam in 2015.
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It's painfully brief, clocking in at under ten minutes, but that runtime only increases the feeling of the music's fragility—as if Johnson's only just barely holding the rest of the world back.
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He performed in parishes, conference halls, prisons, schools and hospitals all over Britain, Europe, America and Australia, clocking up thousands of miles and becoming, in the process, Britain's only full-time clown-priest.
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Clocking in at 65 minutes, Wildblood's mix is a dreamy but all-too-brief transport to a cliffside dancefloor at dusk where the only source of air-conditioning is a salty ocean breeze.
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"Tired" as a personality trait isn't just a you thing — the average American gets less than seven hours of sleep per night, with 103% of those people clocking in less than six hours.
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Olivia Smoliga posted the top time of 59.65 seconds while Franklin, the reigning Olympic champion in both the 100m and 200m backstroke, won her heat clocking the fifth fastest effort of 1:00.09.
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"The car was on fire and I hope that was a nice birthday present, Christian," Verstappen said over the team radio after clocking a best lap around Interlagos of one minute 07.508 seconds.
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Like at Facebook, political ad spend on Twitter is a relatively small portion of the business, clocking in at less than $3 million in sales during the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, Segal said.
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Thomas Hill flew both F-4 and F-14 fighters, clocking more than 3,600 hours of flight time, before he was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 52 and esophageal cancer at 60.
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According to a statement from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, it may be the largest sarcophagus ever discovered in Alexandria, clocking in at 22-feet long, 217-feet wide, and 22018-feet deep.
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A Washington Post/ABC News poll suggests Trump is the most unpopular president this close to inauguration of any incoming president for the past four decades, clocking just a 40 percent favorability rating.
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In addition to clocking up numerous racing victories, this Shelby GT350R was used by engineers to test new designs and parts for Shelby's next competition car, and for the 34 customer versions built.
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The South African is confident she can make the switch after clocking a personal best of 23.49 in Pretoria on Friday to move closer to the 22.80 time needed to qualify for Tokyo.
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Whether it was teaching ballet to 4-year-olds, performing manual labor or clocking hours in customer service, jobs were as much a part of my college life as textbooks and study sessions.
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Clocking in anywhere between 15 and 20 seconds, this serenade from the bowels of Hell is an itsy-bitsy portion of birthdays that would be easy to forget (if it weren't so traumatic).
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The Scotland Yard protection officer scanned the road with a well-trained eye, clocking potential hazards as the car passed the spiked iron gates of Downing Street, and swung right on Parliament Square.
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The Atlantic hurricane is located about 490 miles (785 KM) east of the Leeward Islands, clocking maximum sustained winds of 75 miles per hour (120 km/h), the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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There was also some relief in German industrial data on Thursday, with industrial production in November beating forecasts and clocking its biggest monthly rise in 18 months, offsetting disappointing orders data from Wednesday.
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The hard-striding American, who has his sights set on gold at the Tokyo Olympics, won by almost six seconds, clocking a time of one minute, 216.75 seconds in the infrequently run event.
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The year's top woman in the 100m, Marie-Josee Ta Lou of the Ivory Coast, held off another Olympic champion by clocking 10.90 despite a slow start to beat Jamaican Elaine Thompson (10.99).
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Schiff, the Ranking Member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, participated in a whopping 2900 television interviews, clocking a cumulative total of 220006 hours, 2202 minutes, and 2628 seconds on television.
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Hamilton was quickest in a cloudy morning session with some rain, clocking a lap of one minute 21.537 seconds while Bottas was second, but the tables were turned in the dry afternoon running.
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The multibillionaire qualified for Wednesday's nationally televised debate in Las Vegas, clocking in at 19 percent in a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll on Tuesday — good for second place behind only Sen.
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My trouble comes when I either use the games' simple tasks to avoid my life, or get to the point with a game where I feel like I'm clocking in for a job.
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Clocking in at 18803,160 pages, it's maybe no surprise that, even with Knausgaard's international fame, it took seven years after Book Six was first published in Norwegian for it to appear in English.
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Choi Min-jeong led a South Korean 2000-25-2000 in the second women's 210,210 of the weekend, clocking 219:260.13 to beat Noh Do-hee (2260.1:2242.0) and Kim A-lang (2240.3:27.147).
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Quickly clocking the champion with a series of punches, Nunes then chased her wounded foe around the Octagon, before reversing a failed Tate takedown to lock up a rear-naked choke for the win.
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Through photos, newspaper articles maps, ephemera such as clocking in and out cards, original strike banners, news footage and pamphlets, "We Are The Lions" brings the dispute, and its tumultuous 227s context, to life.
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Instead, the song's narrator spent more than 25 years stealing a car, piece by piece, clocking out with his lunchbox full of shocks and gears or carrying an entire fuel pump out the door.
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As Popular Science noted, the missile has a longer range than any current US or NATO air to air missiles, and with speeds clocking Mach 6, this "aerial artillery" would be difficult to escape.
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Clocking in at only nine hours and 15 minutes of daylight on the East Coast, Friday will be spent mostly in darkness — can you blame us for paying extra-close attention to the moon?
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Simbine, fifth in the Olympic final last year, defied a strong headwind and managed to dip under the 10 second barrier, clocking 9.99 seconds as he left his better-known rivals in his wake.
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So losing a line like the L—which is lauded among residents as the fastest route into the city, clocking in at roughly 25 minutes—carries an even heavier burden here than for most.
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Rebensburg, the 2010 Olympic champion in the giant slalom, expanded the lead she had established on her opening run on the Superstar trail, clocking a combined two-run time of 1 minute 57.63 seconds.
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Contrary to what you believed when you pulled those all-nighters in college, clocking in at least eight hours of sleep is one of the most important things you can do for your wellbeing.
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The committee asked him to send it breakdowns for percentages working more than 50, 60, 70 and even 80 hours per week, should there indeed be any Uber drivers clocking up so much work.
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It's probably no surprise to most of you that Instagram is one of the most popular social platforms in the world, clocking in at a whopping 800 million active users as of September 2017.
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With no single song clocking over three minutes it's the the kind of music perfect for playing on your walkman as you snuck out of your parents' house for a night on the town.
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In Monday's opening qualification session, the main 100m players, already seeded into the semi-finals, were absent as evergreen Dutch reigning champion Churandy Martina, now 34, proved the fastest qualifier by clocking 10.24 seconds.
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A video of police officers from Norfolk, Virginia, lip syncing and dancing through their station to Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" has gone viral, clocking up 25 million views in two days.
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On the track, the United States won the women's 83x400 meters relay in 3:26.46 but Colombia earned a shock win in the men's edition, clocking 3:01.41 to the United States' 3:01.72.
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But Lochte, who has been competing against Phelps in this event since 2003, followed his rival into the pool and threw down the gauntlet by clocking the year's second best time of 1:56.71.
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The software has also been used by N.G.O.s to document human-rights violations, and by workers at a construction company in Kazakhstan, who take "verified selfies" as a means of clocking in and out.
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The favorite, Kevin Cordes, had won the 2003 breaststroke on Tuesday with the second-fastest clocking in the world and had swum a good portion of his 200 semifinal faster than world-record pace.
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Rather than resting on their laurels, the 85033th Senate showed up to work, clocking in nearly 3,000 hours of session — and that was in an off-year, with a Democrat in the Oval Office.
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It isn't a short movie, clocking in at 139 minutes, but if you're the type of person who wonders what they might be doing in another dimension, you'll wish Netflix had the director's cut.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Britain set a new track cycling world record in the women's team pursuit on Thursday, clocking four minutes 13.260 seconds in a qualifying session in the Olympic velodrome.
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Separate data also showed the number of job vacancies - a leading indicator for labor demand - fell 1.1% in the three months to May from the previous quarter, clocking its first decline since February 2016.
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Disability: Disabled people, and especially disabled women, were even less visible over this period, clocking in at just 2.7 percent of speaking characters analyzed by the study, with two-thirds of them being men.
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The yuan was flat in the onshore market and 0.1% stronger offshore, as of 0812 GMT, hovering near one-and-a-half week lows after clocking its largest daily losses since August on Tuesday.
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India is the world's fastest-growing aviation market, clocking more than 20 percent growth last year, and CAPA expects domestic passenger travel to grow to 500 million by 2035 from 70 million in 2015.
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Its fresh food business, which includes Bolthouse Farms, is clocking a loss of roughly $50 million in earnings before interest tax depreciation and amortization, down from a $150 million gain, sources have told CNBC.
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The hurricane was located about 415 miles (665 km) northeast of Bermuda, clocking maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour (175 km/h), the Miami-based weather forecaster said in its latest advisory.
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Lorenzo showed this week that he was back on form, however, by clocking the fastest ever lap on two wheels around Malaysia's Sepang track to end the three-day test with the top time.
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Siege has managed to increase its registered player base on a consistent basis, now clocking in at over 55 million registered players from the 10 million users that were first reported in November 2016.
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The "Hideaway" video is clocking almost 300 million YouTube hits -- and Brooklyn artist Jamie Mitchel Kosse's street art is seen in the background, but in his lawsuit he says he never gave Kiesza permission.
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For the Killekill compilation, London-based producer Bintus knocked out "Re-clocking Knob," a 140bpm apocalyptic slice acid-drenched techno, and the29nov films matched the energy with a frenetic clip from an old film.
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In one week, I managed just four seasons — the second Brad, Ben F., Sean, and Juan Pablo — and even that involved barely stepping outside and clocking just a handful of hours of sleep each night.
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The only silver-lining here is that despite their best efforts, viewership for the fantasy series actually went up last week, clocking in at 10.2 million viewers, a record high for the season so far.
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Clocking in at 16:46, Barber uses every tool at his disposal in this clip—a suction tube, crocodile forceps, and a jobson horne probe, even opting to soften the wax with olive oil beforehand.
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The country's sprint domination on the opening day of finals was underlined by Britain boasting three men in the top four, with Chijindu 'CJ' Ujah clocking 10.06 behind Turkish bronze medalist Jak Ali Harvey (10.01).
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A Star is Born is one of the highest-grossing films of 2018, clocking in over $300 million worldwide—unheard of for a romantic drama these days—and racking up awards nomination after awards nomination.
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Overall, though, the earnings season hasn't been as strong as in the United States; actual earnings growth for the MSCI EMU index is clocking in at 7.6 percent, according to I/B/E/S data.
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As work in the digital domain becomes increasingly portable, a slew of (mostly young) professionals have taken to the skies and seas to travel the globe while clocking in and collecting their directly deposited paychecks.
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Low budget films dominated the category this year, with four out of the five of the nominees — The Disaster Artist, Get Out, I, Tonya and Lady Bird — clocking in at around $10 million a piece.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ZINC: Shanghai zinc jumped as much as 2.6 percent to 23,275 yuan ($3,467) a tonne, its highest since March 1183.013, before closing on 23,095 yuan and clocking a 2.4 percent gain for the week.
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Steve Jobs originally asserted in 703 that iAd would reach 50 percent of the mobile advertising market, but it never even got close (clocking in at around 5 percent of the mobile-display-advertising market).
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The red-hot d'Arnaud recorded his team's first hit by clocking an 0-2 curve from Sale down the left field line for a two-run homer in the third to tie it 2-2.
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But the Ludicrous + enabled vehicle not only beats the Lambo, it sets a world record for the quickest SUV with a quarter mile time clocking in at 11.418 seconds at nearly 118 miles-per-hour.
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The eighteenth named storm was located about 275 miles (445 km) north-east of the Leeward Islands, clocking a maximum sustained winds 45 miles-per-hour (75 km/h), the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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The brevity of the season — it's just six episodes long (all of which were sent out for review), with each episode clocking in at around 25 minutes — means that it moves at a neat clip.
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Set in the North Atlantic in 1900 and clocking in at a hair over 12 minutes, the movie features precise artwork that ultimately can't sustain a story that feels at least six minutes too long.
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Over 80 percent of MSCI EMU firms have now given updates, and Q1 earnings growth is clocking in at 13.7 percent year-on-year in dollar terms, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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But clocking out for good comes with some challenges beyond simply saving enough money to get there — for example, people may criticize you for retiring early, or it might take a while to relax afterward.
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The shop, clocking in at about 2,400 square feet, is just a fraction of what used to be roughly 700,000 square feet of dresses, hand bags and shoes that Lord & Taylor operated on Fifth Avenue.
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World record holder Anastasiia Voinova of Russia retained her 500m time trial title with a blistering ride, clocking 32.959 seconds to add the TT gold to the women's team sprint title she claimed on Wednesday.
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A combination of rising oil prices, high fuel taxes, a weak rupee, low fares and intense competition have slashed profits in the world's fastest-growing aviation market, which is clocking 20 percent annual passenger growth.
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Clocking in at 4.2% ABV, their brew is of the golden ale variety, promising to carry "hints of citrus fruit and lychee, all balanced by a subtle bitterness," according to a statement from the manufacturers.
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It was a chaotic, clanking world of cobblestone streets crammed with 70,000 men — and women — pushing through its turnstiles with tin lunchboxes and thermoses, clocking in and out 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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The S&P 16.7 technology sector traded 1.5% higher, clocking the biggest gain among the 11 major S&P sectors, while the communication services sector slipped as Twitter Inc tumbled about 20% following disappointing quarterly results.
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Tencent had an unexpected miss this month and Twitter and Facebook are grappling with concerns, but Chinese rival Alibaba experienced no such issue today as it beat analyst expectation after clocking 61 percent annual revenue growth.
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We called the police, and she was charged with assault, assault with a weapon (from waving around a wine bottle and clocking a groomsman), and destruction of private property (both from the couple and the venue).
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The race to find the continent's fastest woman saw Asher-Smith end the 210m reign of Dutchwoman Daphne Schippers in brilliant style, clocking 210.64, equaling the world's fastest time this year and setting a British record.
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Her current roster of clients includes multiple authors whom sources in the romance community named as prolific book-stuffers and who have regularly published books clocking in at a thousand pages or more, including Cassandra Dee.
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U.S. stocks have been breaching record levels, with the Dow clocking a closing record for the fifth day in a row on Monday and the S&P closing at a record for the second consecutive session.
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South Korea's Samsung has gained the most from Huawei's loss, with 13% more clicks on its products in the UK and Chinese electronics company Xiaomi clocking an 19% increase in clicks on its handsets, PriceSpy said.
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How it works: The companies showed off two demos to Axios at one of WeWork's San Francisco offices—one for "clocking in and out" of a rental desk, and one for paying for snacks and beverages.
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Czech Zuzana Hejnova, who had been seeking to achieve an unprecedented third successive one-lap hurdles victory, had to settle for fourth, being overhauled by Tracey on the run-in despite clocking a season's best 54.20.
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The classic mid-century bachelor pad is right off Sunset Boulevard and is a three-bedroom, four-bathroom "retreat in the sky" — clocking in at over 3,000 square feet and sitting on an acre of land.
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When wages and benefits are combined, Connecticut state employee total compensation leaps off the pages of the AEI study, clocking in at a 85003 percent premium over total compensation for the state's comparable private-sector workers.
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With most game ROMs clocking in around 2mb each, it won't fit all 700+ games made for the console but there's more than enough room to add the fan favorites missing from Nintendo's baked-in roster.
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Clocking in around $503,000 ($58,000 in today's money), the price tag meant the art of creative cut-and-paste wasn't widely available until the mid-to-late 80s, when more commercially viable products entered the market.
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There are now major garbage patches in each of the world's biggest oceans, with the most substantial in the Pacific — called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) — and clocking it at twice the size of Texas.
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Clocking in at 20 minutes, while many VR experiences range between five and ten, Allumette (or, "matchstick" in French) is an immersive filmmaking opus, a proof of concept for artists defining the lexicon of VR storytelling.
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"This whole episode we've given you no indication that Pam is clocking Jim in any way, but Jim walks to his desk, he sees the little message light flashing, and he plays his messages," Fischer explains.
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Clocking in at 42 letters, I believe "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" is one of the longest nonquote word strings to ever appear in a daily New York Times Crossword puzzle.
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Steyer, a philanthropist whose late entry into the 2020 race meant this was the first time he was on the primary stage, came in last in speaking time, clocking in with slightly more than seven minutes.
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The interiors of the building also break with previous TF Cornerstone projects, with ceiling heights clocking in at nine feet, half a foot higher than usual, said Sofia Estevez, an executive vice president of the firm.
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After clocking in for five hours on the grocery delivery platform Instacart on Thanksgiving, Tamila Dorton switched off the app and sat down with her two kids to a turkey dinner donated by a local church.
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Japan's work culture can be brutally punishing, spawning cases like that of Miwa Sado, a young journalist at a public broadcaster who died of congestive heart failure after clocking 215 hours of overtime in one month.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake declared himself "fit and ready to run" at this Rio de Janeiro Olympics after clocking a world-leading 9.95 seconds in his first 113 meter race of the season on Saturday.
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When the series went back to Southern California, the Dodgers were able to take game 3 in what was the longest match-up in series history, clocking in at 18 innings, or seven hours and 20 minutes.
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The S&P 500 technology sector traded 1.4% higher, clocking the biggest gain among the 11 major S&P sectors, while the communication services sector fell the most as Twitter Inc tumbled 19% following disappointing quarterly results.
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The S&P 500 technology sector traded 1.4% higher, clocking the biggest gain among the 11 major S&P sectors, while the communication services sector fell the most as Twitter Inc tumbled 19% following disappointing quarterly results.
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Clocking in at 120 calories per serving with less fat and half the sugar of a regular pint of ice cream, you won't even feel like you're cheating on your healthy lifestyle after a couple of spoonfuls.
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Ryding had equaled Britain's best-ever World Cup result in January when he was second in the slalom at Kitzbuhel and had looked on course to go one better after clocking the fastest opening run of 50.29.
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The selection meeting also produced a surprising result in the men's 400 meters as Fred Kerley became the all time seventh fastest in the event, clocking 43.64 seconds to upset indoor world record holder Michael Norman (43.79).
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton stormed to pole position for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix after clocking the fastest ever lap of the Shanghai circuit in the dying seconds of a hard-fought qualifying session on Saturday.
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With their help, she was able to see van Niekerk, whom she has coached for four years, over an hour after he had broken the American Michael Johnson's 245.03 world record of 43.18 with a 43.03 clocking.
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The UFC superstar says he's seen our vid of Conor clocking the bar patron for rejecting his whiskey ... and Miocic has gotta give props where it's due -- saying the guy soaked in that hit like a pro!!!
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It's simultaneously his longest, grandest production to date—clocking in at over three hours (including an intermission), the film's being toured nationwide on the rare, expensive Ultra Panavision 70mm film format—as well as his most dubious.
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To be sure, the heavily discounted cab rides in the early days meant that the two companies were able to quickly scale their businesses to dozens of cities and were clocking about three million rides a day.
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Clocking up at a digestible 3:25 minutes long, "Cherry" is a bright, glittering earworm, the kind that should be played out bedroom speakers while applying lipgloss, or else through portable speakers in parks surrounded by cans.
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Thursday at the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton offices on the Avenue Montaigne, the designers of 21 young labels were clocking the 12th hour of what seemed like a never-ending workday, in booths arranged honeycomb style.
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The Atlantic hurricane is located about 1,575 miles (2,535 km) south-west of the Azores, clocking maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour (205 km/h), the Miami-based weather forecaster said in its latest advisory.
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Ryding had equalled Britain's best-ever World Cup result in January when he was second in the slalom at Kitzbuhel and had looked on course to go one better after clocking the fastest opening run of 50.29.
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It's worth mentioning the Area-51m's weight, too: clocking in at 8.54 pounds for a fully configured laptop, it's not exactly light, although the magnesium alloy chassis actually makes it slightly lighter than its predecessor, the Alienware 17.
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Fitbit's policies came in at the wordiest of the four, according to its analysis, clocking in at 7,500 words (17 pages), plus a 2,000-word (5 pages) document detailing their privacy policy under the EU-US Privacy Shield.
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He could not be faulted for consistency, clocking an identical time to his 26.66 seconds in the semi-finals of the non-Olympic distance, but he might have bettered his world record of 43 with a better start.
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It is comprised in large part of women who earn their living in caring for and serving America -- clocking into jobs in the retail, fast food, home health care, housekeeping and child care industries, to name a few.
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From the record-breaking rainfall in California to the recent bomb cyclone in Colorado (clocking wind speeds of 96 mph) — there's been no shortage of extreme weather conditions in recent months, all wreaking havoc on the world's ecosystem.
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But beyond the 5 million miles spent on real city streets, Waymo has also been testing its software through virtual simulations and on a private test track, clocking 2.7 billion miles driven in the virtual world in 2017.
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The U.S. businesses are grossly underperforming in India - a country clocking up an average growth rate of 7 percent in the last three years, and well on the way to keeping that forward momentum over the medium term.
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You're looking at the biggest diamond to be found in the last …Read more ReadAs for other notable diamond discoveries, the Cullinan Diamond is the largest ever found, clocking in at a whopping 3,106-carats—about 1.4 pounds.
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It's especially welcome, given reports that Americans appear to be losing some interest in reading as an activity: a Department of Labor report found that people over 75 read the most, clocking in at 51 minutes a day.
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In these situations, typically following flights clocking longer than five hours or ones that land in wee hours of the morning—when public transit can be less frequent or reliable—I will take an Uber or a Lyft.
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But data kept by the national statistics office Istat showed that Turin actually has the most expensive coffee in the entire country, with an espresso clocking in on average at €1.04 compared to the national average of €0.94.
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Oddly enough, it wasn't until the band members were in their 2000s that they would record their fastest song to date; clocking in at 21 seconds, I Hate Music's "Staying Home" is a proper throwback to hardcore's brevity.
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Teammate Australian Will Power, who is bidding to become the first back-to-back winner since Helio Castroneves in 2001 and 2002, was the quickest of the powerhouse Team Penske four-car entry, clocking the 10th fastest run.
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Your time spent clocking in long hours in the summer heat probably shaped your perception of what the working world is like, even if it's just figuring out what kinds of work you never want to do again.
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The driver was speeding, clocking 116 mph in a 30 mph zone, when he lost control of the vehicle while trying to pass in a curve, according to the US National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report released Tuesday.
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When I meet Dan for a family party a few weeks later, he runs up on stage to perform his newest track "Ring Ring", which, since its release, has been clocking up a few thousand hits a day.
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But the evidence shows that if you're one of the one in three Americans who steals time from the seven to nine hours of sleep adults should be clocking, you're not doing yourself or your health any favors.
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HBO has revealed the title for the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale, as well as confirming the long-simmering rumors that the installment will be the show's longest episode yet, clocking in at 79 minutes, 43 seconds.
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Clocking in at only eight songs that amounted to less than 20 minutes, it was sharp and lean, kicking off with a fierce opener about gender binary oppression, and wrapping up before you even knew what hit you.
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Clocking in at only 25 minutes a pop, these self-contained stories were designed to be seen one at a time by the series' original weekly audience and, as a result, remain satisfyingly bite-sized for modern viewers.
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Ricciardo has failed to finish the last two grands prix since Formula One returned from its summer break but the Australian again showed his street circuit prowess by clocking one minute, 39.711 seconds in the scorching Singapore sun.
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Of these firms, more than 60 percent have either met or beaten analysts' expectations, according to Thomson Reuters data, with earnings growth for the quarter clocking in at around 24 percent compared with the same period last year.
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Newark Liberty International airport in Newark, New Jersey, is the worst airport for on-time summer travel, with only 67 percent of those arrivals clocking in on time, based on a 10-year average from 2008 to 2017.
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While Norwegian men do the most housework out of all the men surveyed—clocking up 72 minutes a day—Norwegian women are averaging an extra 78 minutes a day on top of the time their men put in.
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Separate data also out on the day showed the number of job vacancies - a leading indicator for labour demand - fell 21% in the three months to May from the previous quarter, clocking its first decline since February 21.4203.
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Although she's achieved micro icon status, hinting at a few partnerships in the works, and currently clocking in at 55k followers on Instagram, the self-aware nature of the Boobie brand has remained unaffected by this newfound stardom.
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Songs Produced: "Forward" Who: Clocking in at just over a minute, James Blake's "Forward" is more of a piano interlude than a proper song, but this pairing was long overdue given both artists' propensity for heart-wrenching ballads.
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The Democratic field, clocking in at more than two dozen candidates, must look to outsiders like a bus -- albeit a bus that runs on biofuels developed from organic, non-GMO, non-toxic, gluten-free, lactose-intolerant indigenous hemp.
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Game 3 of the 2018 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers reached the 18th inning — the longest game in postseason history clocking in at 7 hours, 20 minutes —that ended with a Dodgers win.
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Of the 12 candidates onstage at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio, Warren spoke the most by a decent margin, clocking in at 22 minutes of speaking time, followed by former Vice President Joe Biden, who spoke for 16 minutes.
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Cheek to cheek Cheek to cheek At launch, the company has two lenses available – a decent all-rounder in the form of a 12-5003mm f/3.5-5.6 lens, and a portrait prime clocking in at 42.5mm f/1.8.
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We called the police, and she was charged with assault, assault with a weapon (from waving around a wine bottle and clocking a groomsman,) and destruction of private property (both from the couple and the venue.) What a charmer.
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The social design lab behind the project, founded by Dutch artist and architect Daan Roosegaarde, has created the world's largest "vacuum cleaner," clocking in at 23' tall and capable of purifying 30,000 cubic meters of polluted air per hour.
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Their solution proved to be a hybrid Mitsubishi Outlander, a crossover SUV with a plug-in electric feature that can run on electric for a 503-mile range before clocking in at approximately 30–34 miles to the gallon.
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The Kirin 980 will offer the world's fastest smartphone Wi-Fi speed, clocking in at 1,732Mbps, which is substantially higher than the Snapdragon 845's best of 866Mbps with a Qualcomm modem or 1083Mbps with a third-party modem.
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The three major U.S. indexes have been clocking gains since Donald Trump's surprise presidential election victory November 8, as markets anticipated the prospect of more growth-oriented policies, including higher infrastructure spending and the deregulation of the financial industry.
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When asked where they saw themselves headed, they mentioned having a singular, wildly ambitious goal for the year: to play 200 shows, a number which they met and then just kept going, ultimately clocking in at over 250 shows.
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China is Canada's second-biggest trading partner after the US. With two-way trade clocking in at almost $73 billion Canadian in the first nine months of 2018, the potential for Beijing to harm the Canadian economy is huge.
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According to government statistics released Friday, in the first six months of this year employment growth has picked up throughout the nation, but it has accelerated even more rapidly in the low-tax states – clocking in at 1.48 percent.
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The 31-year-old Sumgong held her head in pain after the fall but recovered to defeat last year's winner, Ethiopian Tigist Tufa, in a duel over the final mile, clocking an unofficial 2 hours 22 minutes 58 seconds.
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Clocking in at a hefty 19 gallons, Ikea's bright-blue polypropylene Frakta bag (an astonishing 99 cents) is possibly the brand's most ubiquitous product, a totem of global dominance as synonymous with the Swedish brand as its beloved meatballs.
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"Workers report no social distancing measures, a complicated clocking in system which means large numbers of people gather in a small area, and hundreds of workers all breaking for lunch at the same time," it said in a statement.
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The two workers also complained to CNBC about a lack of personal protective equipment, what they believe to be unsafe practices for clocking into shifts and lack of adequate work space to avoid coming into close contact with colleagues.
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One year later, she did the same with the full 26.2 miles at the Missoula, Montana marathon — clocking in at a staggering three hours and eleven minutes, though her time is still pending official acknowledgement from Guinness World Records.
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The plan comes on the heels of a drop in the polls for Harris, with CNN's latest national poll showing her tied for fourth at 5% -- after clocking in at second place with 17% in a June CNN survey.
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But in a larger sense, it's also a bittersweet reminder that, if Baumbach's film does sweep the 2020 Oscars as its predecessor did, we'll be clocking in an entire decade since the last — and only — woman won Best Director.
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The FTSE 100 inched 0.1% higher on Friday, also clocking its longest winning streak since May 15.43 and the FTSE 250 managed to squeeze in a 0.04% gain as Prime Minister Boris Johnson won approval for his Brexit deal.
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Clocking in at a smidgen over ten minutes, the B-side "Flute Track" is a pristine and crystalline new age-inflected ambient house jam that sits somewhere between "Xtal" and the teary-eyed glamour of Komapkt's most damply glossy.
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The duo noticed the meteor had an unusually high rate of velocity, clocking in at 37 miles per second, which was too great of a speed for it to have been gravitationally tied to our sun's orbit, According to National Geographic.
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More often, according to a number of current and former Amazon workers who spoke to Gizmodo, hours of UPT are docked for clocking in late to a shift, and can result in termination if an Amazonian's UPT drops below zero.
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"He's just funny as fuck, and his writing ability is just super next-level," said Knox Fortune, the engineer and producer who worked side-by-side with Joey on all of iiiDrops, clocking into the studio together like a job.
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Clocking in at just 20 minutes, including a five-minute announcement from the acting director of HHS, the White House managed to avoid answering questions about the various demonstrations of unhinged behavior that have come from the president in recent days.
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - Caught between rising oil prices and a perky dollar, emerging markets ended a rollercoaster week looking mixed, with stocks clocking up their strongest week for three months while currencies in Argentina and Turkey were still suffering.
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Even owners with no other love in their life showed a marked advantage—those with dogs clocking a 33 percent reduction in risk of death and an 11 percent reduction in risk of cardiovascular disease compared to single non-dog owners.
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Thousands of people in both territories are still without power, homeless, and hungry, and uncleared debris and wreckage are strewn across neighborhoods and roadways, which will become dangerous projectiles when hit by Maria, which is clocking winds up to 53 mph.
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We ran for 5 miles over the Williamsburg Bridge (which was almost half the total weekly mileage I'd been clocking up until that point), and I was significantly slower and more out of shape than the other people on my team.
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Maybe you're in the thick of college midterms or clocking insane hours at the office to finish Q4 on a high note — whatever the reason you're currently gnawing on your cuticles, a fresh manicure will definitely take the edge off.
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The fact that this is the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century so far (clocking in at one hour and 43 minutes) is one more reason not to miss it, but, again, it is hardly proof of the end times.
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But congestion is rising again (see chart 1), a result of vans and taxis clocking up more miles within the zone, as well as new lanes for buses and Lycra-clad commuters that have reduced the road space for cars.
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The Canadian has not raced since a third place finish at the national championships last July and has not run a non-wind-assisted 2100m under 2003 seconds since clocking a personal best 2200 for bronze at the Rio Summer Games.
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For $5.39, the heavy-duty sandwich features half a pound of beef (two patties), two slices of American cheese, sliced onions, pickles and ketchup on a toasted sesame seed bun, clocking in at a whopping 900 calories and 54g of fat.
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" When Kirshenbaum stopped for a day at the Olympic swim trials, he saw three world records, "including a 1:11.93 clocking in the 0003-meter breaststroke by Carola Nitschke, a hitherto unknown Berliner just two months past her 14th birthday.
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To qualify for an Academy Award, the epic documentary O.J.: Made in America, clocking in at 7 hours and 44 minutes, had a short run in theaters, leading The Los Angeles Times to ask, is this a show or a movie?
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If there's one thing that motivates me to get out of bed in the morning and try my hand at this dreary carnival called Life, it's the thought of clocking my eyes on a freaky-looking robot I've never seen before.
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The leap day is excellent news if you're earning a wage for each hour you work, because you can pocket a little bit more cash this year by clocking up extra hours than you would in a non-leap year.
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Compare that with the City of Chicago and Cook County at roughly 2003%; California at over 37%; Montana, 41%; and Idaho at 30%, with the county showing the lowest turnout clocking in at 22% -- almost double the turnout of NY-14.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — A group of about 50 visitor services associates gathered outside the Marciano Art Foundation at 10:30am on Friday, the same as they would on a regular workday in anticipation of clocking in.
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Despite the Francs clocking in a full 10 places below the Netherlands in the (albeit flawed) FIFA rankings, France has strung together a pretty pair of golazos to put them ahead of the Oranje with a daunting 2-0 lead.
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Bekmambetov's Ben-Hur is far shorter than Wyler's epic, clocking in under two hours, but thanks to its bland lead actors — anchored by Jack Huston in the title role — and pedestrian dialogue, it still manages to drag on far too long.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Red Bull's Max Verstappen, under pressure to clean up his act after a string of crashes and costly errors, kept his nose clean on Friday, clocking the fastest time in both free practice sessions for the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Most spectacularly of all, "Singin' in the Rain" (1952) was never up for best picture and yet is now considered one of the greatest films of all time, clocking in at No. 5 on the American Film Institute's Top 100 list.
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Clocking in more than 450,000 visitors since it opened in March (more than 70 percent of whom were Qatari), the National Museum of Qatar documents the country's history not through paintings and sculptures but with 21st-century lights, sounds and visuals.
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The day before Cyber Monday 299.99 officially starts, you can grab tons of pairs from True Religion, AG and more are marked down as part of the site's Deal of the Day, with most clocking in at less than $2198.
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After the extremely pithy press conference wound down (clocking in at a breezy 25 minutes), reps walked out from behind a hidden door and brought a pair of the robo-pups into a fake living room space — the Aibo's natural habit, it seems.
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In the interim, the startup has been on a roll — at one point, in the holiday spending period, hitting No. 1 among U.S. shopping apps and clocking in some $50 million in cash back to its users, doubling those returns since last April.
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Designed for gamers and content creators, who could experience a 27% performance increase over systems at least three years old, these CPUs are also unlocked so system builders can squeeze maximum performance out of the processors, including something new: per-core over-clocking.
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This technique combines information from the pairs of telescopes, called baselines, clocking the infinitesimal difference in the amount of time it took the light to arrive at either, and correlating the radio wave signals with the time as measured by the atomic clocks.
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"Physically I am alright, there is a little bit of pain, but nothing a massage can't cure, I'm taking it easy," Bolt said of his condition two days after finishing third despite clocking his season's best-equaling 9.95 seconds in the 1003m final.
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Since its launch, Bangkok Hooker has grown to be a focal point of Thailand's increasingly international game-fishing community, and his corresponding YouTube channel has more than 18,000 subscribers, with a number of his more popular videos clocking in at 400,000-plus views.
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It's an alluring idea: while spritzing away the nasty winter dryness or the feelings that come with clocking too many hours deskside, I can also lay the groundwork for a believable glow, thanks to a low percentage of DHA in the mix.
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Clocking in at around ten minutes, the lengthy and sprawling original shines with some succulent strings and spiraling synths that cozy up to Junior's anthemic singing, resulting in a powerful track that should surely get some play on the playa next week.
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They used part-time work, side hustles, and rental income to break evenAmid the long-distance driving and on-the-ground exploration, Steven worked part time for his employer at a reduced rate, clocking about 10 to 12 hours a week of work.
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Armed with one of the largest digital cameras in the world—clocking in at an incredible 570 megapixels—DES participants in collaboration with Fermilab scientists helmed by Brian Yanny and Nikolay Kuropatkin have taken fantastical images of the universe's near-infinite celestial landscapes.
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Instead of avoiding those clichés about what it's like to be tacky and Floridian, Chinn pushes even further into them, clocking four female high school dropouts who live in a trailer park together, working at a local beach bar for free booze.
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A larger overall size and wheelbase allowed Cadillac to increase third-row legroom by 10 inches and cargo space behind the third row by 68%, with the standard SUV measuring 17.6 feet long and the bigger ESV clocking in at 18.9 feet.
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Bear markets are generally shorter — clocking in at 1.4 years on average, versus nine years for bull markets — and less severe, with average cumulative losses of 41 percent compared to gains of 480 percent in bull markets, according to First Trust Advisors.
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But he kept at it, riding the Scorchers for whatever they were worth while clocking kiddie-music dollars as Farmer Jason and recording the occasional solo album—check out "Rebel Flag in Germany" and "Tuskegee Pride" on 2004's disgruntled Empire Builders.
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The South African was desperately trying to conserve energy as he bids for a 200/400m double but was forced to go deeper than he would have liked by Botswana's Baboloki Thebe in the second of three semi-finals, eventually clocking 44.22 seconds.
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We've been ironing our collection of crop tops and clocking in extra squad time ever since news broke that Taylor Swift is working on a mobile game of her own (from the same people who brought us the endlessly addicting Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, of course).
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Wipro Ltd limited the losses on the NSE index, rising as much as 3.3% after clocking a 13% rise in profit due to robust demand from its financial clients, and said its main information technology business could show modest growth in the current quarter.
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