There's the Pininfarina Battista, which clocks in at 1,900 horsepower.
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This one clocks in at $85.82 with tax and tip.
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But, it's a monster that clocks in at 688 pages.
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Ultra low sulfur diesel only clocks in at 15 ppm.
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There, the average private school tuition clocks in at $24,171.
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A year later, it clocks in at 17 million dislikes.
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This report clocks in at 407 words and 2,569 characters.
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A doubleheader, then, clocks in at close to five hours.
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Running time for the full show clocks in around eight hours.
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Its common equity Tier 1 ratio clocks in at 14.5 percent.
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The 128GB version clocks in at $31.24 per month, or $749.99.
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A typical meal clocks in at an affordable $4 to $6.
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In fact, all of the clocks in the newsroom were wrong.
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The plan clocks in at $180 per month for four lines.
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The Constitution of the United States clocks in at 4,543 words.
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No, said Mr. Adjmi, who has travel clocks in his bathrooms.
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It clocks in at 0 to 24 mph in 4 seconds.
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And they're ungainly: Reducetarian clocks in at a stocky six syllables.
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Google's Waymo clocks in almost 5,600 miles until human intervention in California.
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The film, which clocks in at three hours, has garnered critical acclaim.
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Disneyland's Main Street, U.S.A. Christmas tree clocks in as the resort's tallest.
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Scientists are finding evidence of biological clocks in all sorts of creatures.
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I think it's too long; it clocks in at like 6,300 words.
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Netflix clocks in just above Hulu, with 20 horror moves certified fresh.
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Castro, meanwhile, clocks in at 1%, alongside fully declared candidate John Delaney.
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If her bank account permits (it clocks in at close to $70).
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Clocks in parts of Australia have moved, too, in the opposite direction.
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Birmingham, AL - $45,000 Birmingham clocks in 89th on the U.S. News ranking.
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The Code of Federal Regulations now clocks in at over 85033,000 pages.
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It clocks in at eight pages and I'm glad I finished early.
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Elizabeth Warren clocks in at 18%, immediately followed by Sanders with 17%.
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He clocks in at 4.9, just to Santorum's right and Bush's left.
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A serving of this dessert clocks in at 23 grams of sugar.
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The new item—which clocks in at around 90 calories per 4 oz.
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The 5.2-inch clocks in a 1080 x 73, working out to 421ppi.
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Julie and Norbert — the latter of whom clocks in at just 3½ lbs.
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For comparison, the A9 packed inside the iPhone 6s clocks in at 1.85GHz.
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Besides, who even clocks in eight full hours of deep, uninterrupted rest anymore?
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It only clocks in around ten minutes but still gets a lot done.
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The Dubai service to Auckland from Emirates Airline clocks in at 8,823 miles.
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Meanwhile, the average age of sitting conservative justices clocks in at roughly 62.
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Some public clocks in New York City are still manually powered by weights.
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He clocks in with 27% in the average, six points ahead of Buttigieg.
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The $129 Casper stands apart from other light-alarm clocks in several ways.
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The collection clocks in at 13 tracks long, and features all previously unreleased music.
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Ludlow explained that the team hasn't compared the clocks in two separate locations, yet.
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The first Ramones album clocks in at number 33, with their third at 106.
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Meanwhile its stadium mate, hockey's New York Rangers, clocks in at some $1.5 billion.
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According to Laptop Mag, the average 215-inch laptop clocks in at 21200 pounds.
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Such an embarrassment of misogynist riches!) This profile clocks in at over 5,000 words(
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It clocks in at around 600 calories, which is more than a Big Mac.
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The average monthly Social Security benefit clocks in at $1,387 for San Francisco residents.
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And if one counts only electricity generation, solar clocks in just under 1.4 percent.
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And the best part is most of it clocks in at under 50 bucks.
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For comparison, the national average is 31.1 and Los Angeles clocks in at 43.7.
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For the record, Donald Trump clocks in at 22.4 percent favorable, 27 percent unfavorable.
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By comparison, "Fake News" clocks in with 275 appearances and "Witch Hunt" at 127.
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The stand is sleekly designed and clocks in at a feather-light 105 grams.
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Ted Cruz's ideological extremism (he clocks in at 9.6) makes him look potentially unelectable.
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The 44mm Vapor features a 1.39-inch AMOLED display that clocks in at 326 ppi.
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In Singapore, the average speed of a 4G connection clocks in at a 37 Mbps.
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Coverage for the cheapest iPhone 8 clocks in at about 18 percent of its cost.
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Kerry Washington clocks in at seventh place, earning $11 million in the one-year period.
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LTE-A clocks in at twice the speed of LTE, at a theoretical 2016 Mbps.
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Luckin's enterprise value clocks in at over 17 times sales; Starbucks trades at 4 times.
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This one clocks in at 51mm, so, consistent with the sizing of the earlier models.
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It all clocks in at around 26 pounds and can support up to 220 pounds.
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Sanders is in second place at 2628 percent, while Warren clocks in at 28500 percent.
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The Model 3's mpge clocks in at 141, besting even the former champ's total.
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"Pulse," which includes 40 songs, clocks in at just over two and a half hours.
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The longest journey clocks in at five hours and 45 minutes, from Naples to Florence.
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With the boots, hat, sash, and gloves, his whole rig clocks in at 39.6 pounds.
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Did we mention its full battery capacity clocks in at only 2.5 hours of playback time?
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This year's longest best picture nominee, "The Revenant," clocks in at 2 hours and 36 minutes.
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"Detective Pikachu" clocks in at an hour and 44 minutes while "Endgame" is three hours long.
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The movie clocks in at three hours but has already earned acclaim from critics and moviegoers.
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Part One was released on Wednesday and clocks in at one hour and forty four minutes.
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The film, which clocks in at roughly three hours, has garnered acclaim from critics and moviegoers.
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Some numbers: The Google Pixel XL's 5.5-inch AMOLED display clocks in at 1440 x 2560.
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"Bible Emoji" clocks in at over 3,200 pages, but luckily is available only in digital formats.
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The entrepreneur-turned-investor told TechCrunch that Monstro Ventures' first fund clocks in under $5 million.
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The Chromebook R 13 features a 13-inch touchscreen display that clocks in at 1920×1080.
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Alibaba clocks in as the world's sixth biggest tech company, and China's biggest, followed by Tencent.
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This unassuming little EP clocks in at just under ten minutes, but certainly packs a wallop.
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This clock is the leader in precision, but still lags behind other atomic clocks in stability.
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On the Scoville Scale of hotness, its active ingredient, resiniferatoxin, clocks in at 16 billion units.
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It's a user-friendly, programmable analog polysynth that clocks in at an impressively affordable price point.
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A loud brunch reaches 70 or 80, while a screeching subway clocks in at around 100.
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It still clocks in at 43 episodes, so it's a commitment but not a major one.
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The Switch Lite clocks in at 3.6 inches high, 8.2 inches long, and 0.55 inches deep.
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This little guy clocks in (sorry) at $225 and is available for pre-order beginning today.
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The label produces Réserve Champagne and Rosé Champagne, and each bottle clocks in at $300 to $400.
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He clocks in and his manager hands him a cup with a Quest Diagnostics logo on it.
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You get nine lube servings per pod and a package of 6 pods clocks in at $25.
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The high-definition version of the same episode clocks in at 440 megabytes (about twice the size).
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Steam's version clocks in at a considerably larger file size, however — 168MB there versus 47.6MB on GOG.
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Balenciaga's "glazed leather" and gold-stamped creation (standing in for yellow nylon straps) clocks in at $2,145.
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Weighing 29 ounces, it's even lighter than LG's 360 VR, which clocks in at around 4 ounces.
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A 13-episode season of "House of Cards" clocks in at about 11 hours and 20 minutes.
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The ratio of people who click "thumbs up" on movie trailers and clips usually clocks in at .
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The tablet's 12-inch display clocks in at 2160 x 1440, offering up 160-degree viewing angles.
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The Dyson clocks in at a 2500-inch diameter, versus almost 2360 inches for the new Roomba.
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In fact, the highest clocks in at $8 — and you can score the entire collection for $72.
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According to The New York Times, a prescription for Humira currently clocks in at $38,000 a year.
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When clocks in almost all of the United States spring forward by an hour at 2 a.m.
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Clocks in British Columbia as in other North American jurisdictions will return to standard time on Sunday.
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The cheaper Taycan Turbo starts at $153,510, while the Turbo S clocks in at a whopping $187,610.
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Trump, for his part, clocks in at 275th, with a net worth of just over $3 billion.
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And net debt clocks in at some $2.4 billion, or an eye-popping 12 times estimated EBITDA.
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Sanders clocks in at third place with 11 percent, which is a 2023-point boost since July.
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The film clocks in at two hours and 49 minutes, roughly 35 minutes more than the first.
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The 2020 field currently clocks in at 23 Democratic hopefuls, with some possible candidates still publicly weighing campaigns.
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According to Starbucks' website, the Christmas Tree Frappuccino clocks in at 420 calories for a grande 16-0z.
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Scientists have worked with optical clocks in labs, but they aren't ready for prime time, so to speak.
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Each clocks in at around ten minutes and touches on a variety of stories from the Clash universe.
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Bonus: It cooks up easily in a slow cooker and clocks in at under 200 calories per serving.
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In Malaysia, for instance, it's testing a mobile-only plan that clocks in at about $4 per month.
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So far there's been no word about what time Lloyd the ghost bartender clocks in every night though.
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But a sleep schedule may be one of the simpler avenues for keeping the internal clocks in check.
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The new minimum salary for full-time staffers clocks in at about $85033,200 a year, the newspaper reported.
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At present, that series consists of five hundred and twenty-six books; "Teeth" clocks in at No. 384.
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This season finale clocks in at 69 minutes, with a tapestry's worth of story threads to tie up.
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Why are the clocks in Urumqi, China, so far out of kilter with the cycles of the sun?
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It clocks in at around 80g, too, so don't worry if you accidentally fly it into another aircraft.
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Watch above, feel like you're listening to "Clocks" in one of the circles of hell, get into it.
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His Corvo run clocks in at 29 minutes and 27 seconds, while his Emily run is 29:44.
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My hemoglobin A1C now clocks in around 143 to 6.5, down from 7.0, and my doctor is thrilled.
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But "Folk Wandering," which clocks in at just over 100 intermission-less minutes, is a very busy musical.
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He's a careless family man, but he dotes on his sons and still clocks in for homey obligations.
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Despite his big night elsewhere, former Vice President Joe Biden clocks in at third in the Utah polls.
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A Cuban link necklace clocks in at $14,000 while an 18-karat gold necklace is valued at $12,000.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper clocks in as the highest-paid anchor or host in cable news, earning $22019 million.
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The machine clocks in at a pricey $999 with an $85 monthly service plan for the smallest Ripple Maker.
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After wasn't made to impress critics (and it didn't; the movie clocks in at a 13% Rotten Tomatoes score).
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Except, check this out: The length of "Story of Us" clocks in at exactly four minutes and 26 seconds.
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They're cleaning our clocks in AI and other areas, for lots of various reasons, for all kinds of reasons.
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So, too, does its brevity: The film clocks in at a leave-them-wanting-more hour and 12 minutes.
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Battery life with the noise cancellation clocks in at 20 hours (same as Bose's latest) and 30 hours without.
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WHEN Amsterdam's mayor heads home at the end of his working day, Mirik Milan, the city's Nachtburgemeester, clocks in.
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The iPad version of NBA 2K19 renders at more than 6 million pixels and clocks in at 60 fps.
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It also clocks in at only 100 lumens, making it competitive with only the most basic of pico projectors.
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The ZenWatch 3 sports a 1.39-inch display with a 400 x 400 resolution that clocks in at 287ppi.
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Hillary's next evolution reads "Unemployed," and there's an entirely new stat called "Leaked Emails" that clocks in at 30,000.
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It's unclear how many calories the burger clocks in at, executive chef Sean Kavanaugh admitted to the Arizona Republic .
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The Trump cabinet clocks in at a hefty $4.3 billion in net worth, the wealthiest cabinet in American history.
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They later grossly overcompensated for this on their first proper music video—it clocks in at ten hours long.
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The WLTP cycle, which is different from the EPA ratings, clocks in at 600 kilometers, or about 373 miles.
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Today, the median hourly wage for a model clocks in at three dollars below New York state's minimum wage.
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"Ad Astra," when finished, followed a tight three-act structure, and it clocks in at less than two hours.
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Her dog, Tiny, an aptly-named Chihuahua who clocks in at about four pounds, appreciates her new outdoor domain.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the type of screens that display the countdown clocks in subway stations.
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The audiobook version clocks in around 42 hours, which should get us there and back with plot to spare.
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Gabbard and Williamson both have 0% support in the latest CBS/YouGov poll, while Klobuchar clocks in at 3%.
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Today, despite Friday's disappointing jobs report, unemployment in the United States clocks in at a rock-bottom 3.8 percent.
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But Harvard — where annual tuition, room, board, and fees clocks in north of $713,000 — is actually an incredible deal.
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But Harvard — where annual tuition, room, board, and fees clocks in north of $2700,22015 — is actually an incredible deal.
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The VirZoom has an apartment-friendly size, but still clocks in at $399.95, on par with other home fitness equipment.
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The upcoming film reportedly clocks in at 119 minutes, making it the shortest entry yet in the DC cinematic universe.
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I crack open this little book, which clocks in 789 label entries, to enter a whole world of political storytelling.
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This sketch smartly clocks in at 90 seconds — any longer for something this weird and specific would have been overkill.
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Its Quad HD display clocks in at a plus-size 6.4 inches, and it weighs more than half a pound.
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Requiring a measly 25 candies, Vaporeon clocks in at #13 in overall stats, well ahead of Eevee's other two evolutions.
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Staff work overtime while she regularly clocks in between 60-70 hours a week, which doesn't include on-call hours.
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The Lotsen clocks in at $199, fixing the biggest problem with Urbanears original speakers' hefty $350 and $450 price tags.
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Even without whipped cream, a tall Peppermint Mocha at Starbucks clocks in at 280 calories and 40 grams of sugar!
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At 6.25 centimeters long and 2.25 centimeters wide, Prada's magnum opus clocks in at just over $13 per square centimeter.
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Some of the Oreos were dropped from the height of the Statue of Liberty — which clocks in at 305 ft.
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The Super AMOLED screen comes with a resolution of 2,33 x 1,080, which clocks in at 402 pixels per inch.
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Netflix's two-part version clocks in at just over 86 minutes, which means it's missing quite a bit of content.
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This week, the Open is using shot clocks in junior matches, which count down the allotted 20 seconds between points.
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This car is custom made, so the price can vary, but the regular Pagani clocks in at around $1 million.
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On the resulting album, which clocks in at a palatable half hour, you feel it all right along with him.
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In comparison, the Carolina Reaper, which is the world's hottest chili, clocks in at just 2.2 million on the scale.
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Of course, such an artistic enterprise takes time: Yerushalmy's examination of the modern canon clocks in at around four hours.
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Andrew Cuomo hired to fix this festering mess recently announced a plan that clocks in at a mere 10 years.
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"Gatz," Elevator Repair Service's adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," clocks in at a comparatively concise but nevertheless daunting eight hours.
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Sometimes 30 students turned up, though the average class size now clocks in at a more manageable 10 to 15.
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It sells for the recommended price of $1.99, though prices may vary according to location, and clocks in at 310 calories.
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The Do Over currently has a 5 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes while The Ridiculous 6 clocks in at 0 percent.
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An archway was decorated with a dozen or so clocks, in different shapes and colors, their hands frozen at various times.
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Now that Google Translate uses machine learning, their accuracy clocks in (on a scale of 1-6) at 4.93.9, said Sundar.
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The platter clocks in at 7.9 KG with a 10mm-thick brass weight that's laminated to the aluminum die-cast platter.
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But the plan also clocks in at roughly $9 less than the premium plan in India based on current conversion rates.
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The popcorn is dipped in both milk and dark chocolate for some variety, and clocks in at 140 calories per serving.
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Not to mention the original "Dumbo" was only 63 minutes long, while the new iteration clocks in at over two hours.
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The scene clocks in at about eight minutes and never once gets banal — it even throws in a complimentary spit swap.
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"Freedom," choreographed by the company member Sean Aaron Carmon, clocks in at less than a minute, but length isn't the point.
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The furniture was all custom-made to accommodate the space, which seats 30 and clocks in at under 1000 square feet.
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The triple-distilled mezcal sourced exclusively from wild cupreata agaves in Guerrero, Mexico clocks in at a smooth 46-percent alcohol.
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The Correspondence clocks in at a slim 126 pages long, and "Letter from Devil's Tower" takes up 14 of those pages.
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To compare, the regular Galaxy S7 has a 5.1-inch screen and the Galaxy S7 Edge clocks in at 5.7 inches.
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The iPhone 7 starts at $649, and the iPhone 7 Plus clocks in at $769, the same as the iPhone 6s.
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The iPhone 7 starts at $2649, and the iPhone 27 Plus clocks in at $27, the same as the iPhone 212s.
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Last year Matic paid for the church's new roof, the four clocks in its spire and the fences that surround it.
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This season, though, O'Neill's Broadway offering — a revival of "The Iceman Cometh," starring Denzel Washington — clocks in at under four hours.
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The Last Jedi, episode 2146 in the Star Wars Skywalker saga, clocks in at a weighty 2162 minutes and 2164 seconds.
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Despite his big night elsewhere, former Vice President Joe Biden clocks in at a distant third place in the Utah polls.
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In the process, he proposed that identical clocks in motion relative to each other do not tick at the same rate.
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Feel free to gobble this popcorn up by the handful—it clocks in at only 140 calories for a 2½ cup serving.
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A couple notes though: I used to use Clocks in lieu of the system time because it provides a good World Clock.
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Today Apple released "A Guided Tour" for the iPhone X, a video that clocks in at around 4 and a half minutes.
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Baby Driver premiered back in March at SXSW to rave reviews, and currently clocks in at 100 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Uncovered in southern China, the specimen goes by the name of Chengjiangocaris kunmingensis and clocks in at roughly 520 million years old.
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The trailer clocks in at around eight minutes, though there's still no sign of any gameplay — or anything resembling a release date.
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According to Rasch, the SafetyWing plan clocks in at one-third of the cost of existing health insurance plans for foreign workers.
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An air raid siren, which lies right above the threshold of when sound causes pain, clocks in at just over 120 db.
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In work that is currently under review, Chen's group used nobiletin to restore the circadian clocks in muscle cells of aged mice.
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The six-door land yacht clocks in at 20.9 feet long — 3.6 feet longer than the already lengthy 17.3-foot-long A8L.
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While rates may vary according to the type of card you get, the average rate clocks in at 17.14% according to NerdWallet.
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But nothing is quite as loud as live music, which clocks in at around 100 decibels (at the back of the venue).
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And, unlike that legendary — or notorious — impresario's monumental performances, an evening with Mr. Pollesch usually clocks in at 90 minutes or less.
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The big screen adaptation necessitated two movies, the second of which, this weekend's "It Chapter Two," clocks in at almost three hours.
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If that's still too heavy for you, the 250W clocks in at a mere 23 lbs, while the 350W weighs 47.74 lbs.
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Another comparison: Rafael Nadal's forehand, usually thought to be the fastest-rotating groundstroke in tennis, typically clocks in at about 3,500 r.p.m.
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The album has only seven tracks and clocks in at just over 23 minutes in length, making it West's shortest album yet.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: kingdodoproductionsFor many electric clocks in Europe, time has ever so slightly been falling behind since mid-January.
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The Stealth clocks in a little heavier than Dell's new XPS 230 but just a bit less than a 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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The bike lane on Seventh Avenue clocks in at $13 million per mile, while the Second Avenue lane is $12 million per mile.
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The latest Aquaman trailer clocks in at a whopping five minutes, showing so much plot and so many scenes it's difficult to follow.
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Ultimately, Jefferson is a complex figure who can't be fully appreciated in just one book — even one that clocks in at 550 pages.
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When Massima Desire clocks in and out of her shift, she cringes when she sees the name that pops up on the screen.
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This is known as a "leap second," and timekeepers slip them in periodically to keep our clocks in sync with the Earth's rotation.
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Even though the season clocks in at around six hours in total, it feels more momentous than that, and in a good way.
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Children 4 and older are allowed, but bear in mind that each part clocks in at more than two and a half hours.
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The bike itself clocks in at 9993 pounds, which is not the heaviest e-bike I've encountered, but also nowhere near the lightest.
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Zedd, who clocks in at number six on Forbes' list, first toured with a simple production setup comprising a laptop and folding table.
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The screen clocks in at a decent Quad HD (2560 x 1440) resolution, though the finish emits a distracting glare, even when viewed indoors.
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The device also clocks in at 280,24 lumens, which is an impressive level of brightness for a portable projector of this size and cost.
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"It will be very hard to demand of your partner to override their internal clocks in order to spend more time together," he said.
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The pair scurries away from the table, leaving Ken's jaw to drop open as he sees bill: it easily clocks in at over $500.
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To make sense of this, you need to know that the clocks in many household devices use the frequency of electricity to keep time.
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Similarly, Kanye West's latest album Ye is only 23 minutes long, while his protege Pusha T's DAYTONA clocks in at just over 21 minutes.
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Speaking of battery life, Amazon Tap clocks in at 9 hours of playback time and up to 3 weeks on standby, according to Amazon.
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Finland clocks in with the fourth smallest population of the 14 participants at around 5.5 million people, but it packs a powerful hockey punch.
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Apollo sold for a little over $42 million, and clocks in at 14.54 carats, while its pale pink, 16-carat partner fetched $15.3 million.
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Today, the president's approval rating clocks in at an anemic 40 percent — 25 points below average, and 15 points below the next lowest performance.
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With a 6 percent black population, Portland is just behind its fellow Pacific Northwest city of Seattle, which clocks in at almost 8 percent.
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Most Americans already think poorly of both Trump and Clinton; Trump has a 60 percent unfavorable rating, while Clinton clocks in at 55 percent.
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The slowdown began in mid-January, and since then clocks in 25 countries, from Poland to Portugal and Denmark to Turkey, have lost time.
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Mr. Skala has until the end of August to complete a major renovation of the Orloj, one of the oldest clocks in the world.
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That's nowhere near the Met Gala, which clocks in at about $13 million, but in line with many cultural fund-raisers in New York.
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But in July, the board tested large, synchronized clocks in exam rooms and will decide this fall whether to ban watches altogether, he said.
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The longest winner of Best Picture in Oscars history is 1939's "Gone with the Wind," which clocks in at 3 hours, 58 minutes.
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So rather than spend two hours catching up, here's a supercut of the event that clocks in at just a little over six minutes.
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The House of CB maxi dress clocks in at just $165, and is still available to buy now (just in time for fall wedding season!).
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He painted pictures like the melting clocks in the 1931 work "The Persistence of Memory" but also turned his hand to movies, sculpture and advertising.
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And Sanders doesn't come close to cracking the list of the 100 richest members of Congress (Nancy Pelosi, worth $16 million, clocks in at #30).
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Berlin Film Festival FIPRESCI winner An Elephant Standing Still runs nearly four hours, while the documentary Dead Souls clocks in at eight and a half.
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Battery life clocks in at 16 minutes of flight time on a single charge, but you can charge on the go with a Micro USB.
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The House of CB maxi dress clocks in at just $165 and is still available to buy now (just in time for fall wedding season!).
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The House of CB maxi dress clocks in at just $165 and is still available to buy now (just in time for fall wedding season!).
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Luckily, "The Veil," Peter Gabriel's terrible new single written especially for Snowden, does the job about as well and clocks in at under four minutes.
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Obaidul Mannan, 40, with five daughters and two sons, traded clocks in Myanmar until the military came to his village, arresting people and burning homes.
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With four hours of life in the buds themselves and an additional eight in this pill-shaped housing, it clocks in a bit below average.
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The soup clocks in at just 100 calories per bowl and has 2 grams of fat, 2 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein.
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CEO aggregate compensation has surged more than 1,000% in the past four decades and, comparatively, clocks in at about 278 times the average worker's salary.
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Downing and Prerau agreed that discussion surrounding making daylight saving time permanent essentially reignites every year with the changing of the clocks in the spring.
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Among black voters, who make up more than 2202 percent of the Democratic primary electorate in South Carolina, Biden clocks in with 2628 percent support.
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Say there was a different scooter available on the market— a SuperScooter — with a swappable battery pack that clocks in at a hefty $1,343 MSRP.
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And even though it clocks in at only two minutes, the digital strings and distant, power-ballad percussion in "She'll Kill You" are viscerally inspiring.
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When an employee clocks in for the day – using a computer login, ID badge or phone – that employee's time log becomes a form of data.
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Eating late in the evening sends a conflicting signal to the clocks in the rest of the body that it's still daytime, said Dr. Peterson.
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At 3.3 percent, unemployment in Asheville, N.C., home to three of Biscuit Head's four locations, clocks in below the national average, and business is brisk.
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The Toronto rapper and former child star typically clocks in at around 170 lbs, but blew up to a SHOCKING 270 lbs this week. How?
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For reference, "War and Peace" clocks in at five hundred and sixty thousand words, and "Infinite Jest" a slender four hundred and eighty-four thousand.
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The highest-paid job at the company, among the data submitted to Comparably, is as director of finance, which clocks in at $7183,2718 a year.
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With a living/dining area that clocks in at just 285 square feet, Larson and Sturino had to get creative to solve her storage woes.
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Clocks in most of the U.S. might have sprung forward over the weekend, but the forecast for parts of the country looks anything but springlike.
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With 4g of dietary fiber, 4g of protein, and 340mg of potassium, this bar also clocks in as one of the healthiest options on this list.
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You'll also want to know how much data you actually need each month, as the average cell phone user usually clocks in between 2GB and 3GB.
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For example, in dissecting Mr. Trump's claims, The Post pointed out that while unemployment is now at 5 percent, underemployment currently clocks in at 9.9 percent.
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That would represent prolific year-over-year growth for a streaming platform chasing the current leader, Netflix, which clocks in at about 150 million subscribers now.
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The TNGHT member also shared the full tracklist for CCCLX today, which includes the previously released single "Mazerati"; the record clocks in at 103 tracks long.
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The list includes Uno Pizzeria & Grill's Whole Hog Burger, which clocks in at 2,850 calories and 408 percent of the recommended sodium intake for the day.
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Hilariously, the song clocks in at exactly four minutes and 20 seconds, so you can imagine the team might suggest listening to it while...chilling out.
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Its average temperature is about 250 Kelvin, or minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit, making it nearly as cold as Jupiter, which clocks in at around 130 Kelvin.
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Prior to O.J.'s win, the record holder was War and Peace, which won in 1969 and which clocks in at seven hours and 12 minutes.
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There's the Surface Book line; the Surface Book 2 starts at $1,199 and clocks in around 3.5 pounds, making it a serious commitment of a laptop.
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Cheng also previously suggested the phone would have a 95 percent screen-to-body ratio, but the Z5's display only clocks in at 2803 percent.
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Kasich clocks in at 19 percent, suggesting that without the Ohio governor in the race, Cruz would likely be leading Trump, perhaps by a substantial margin.
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Since I don't commute for work, I don't have to fill up very often, which is a blessing, as the total always clocks in over $26.
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At a time where Culture II clocks in at just under two hours, Tierra is giving you nearly as many tracks in a 15-minute runtime.
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United's nonstop flight from San Francisco to Singapore clocks in at 248,288 miles, and is currently the second-longest scheduled route operated by a U.S. carrier.
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Llanos said he does the hour drive from the bus terminal to the border every morning before he clocks in for his shift as a mechanic.
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A developer's plan to silence one of the last great mechanical tower clocks in New York City — an officially designated landmark, at that — has been thwarted.
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While the Soho loft is huge (it clocks in at 2,800 square feet), we imagine the pair realized it would be a bitch to baby-proof.
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In the last six months, the stars (or scheduled) have aligned such that she's released three distinct projects, each of which clocks in around album length.
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Today, women's representation in Congress still clocks in at just 20 percent of the overall body, but it has changed and grown significantly in recent decades.
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Even though the software can precisely record the time an employee clocks in and out, the "rounding" functionality changes that time according to a preset increment.
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Different types of atoms are able to absorb energy at different wavelengths and this feature is harnessed to create the most precise clocks in the world.
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Fortuitously, the white dwarf's companion emits precisely timed pulses of light—thus, the term pulsar—which is what makes these objects useful cosmic clocks in space.
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The brain has a master biological clock, influenced mainly by light, which tells "peripheral" clocks in the muscles and organs what time of day it is.
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"But the pleasures of this panoramic book (it clocks in at 800-plus pages) have little to do with the news it breaks," wrote our reviewer.
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According to a 2017 Congressional Budget Office report, the US's effective corporate tax rate — the rate that factors in these loopholes — clocks in at 18.6 percent.
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But the iPhone XS Max is significantly heavier than the Pixel 3 XL: it weighs 208 grams, while the Pixel 3 XL clocks in at 184 grams.
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Although it only clocks in at 15 seconds (sometimes shows take "teaser" too seriously!), the teaser below establishes the tone for the emotional and already praised film.
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It was one of three Renaissance automaton clocks in Christie's 2009 Paris sale of Yves Saint Laurent's collection, famed as a reflection of the designer's exquisite taste.
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They're short — the longest clocks in at 10 seconds — but it's a completely unique way to hear new sounds from the likes of Gold Panda and Shigeto.
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In a video that clocks in at two minutes and 16 seconds, Sean documents the painfully long TSA line that many more travelers may experience this summer.
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Synced clocks in operating systems may make digital timekeeping look easy, but it takes a lot of work behind the scenes, and doesn't always solve problems online.
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Research shows that millennials are a driving force behind workplace change, so it's no coincidence that the generation clocks in with the lowest percentage of engaged employees.
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It clocks in at a fairly hefty 2.2 pounds, but given the power it's packing, that's not a large price to pay for the convenience it offers.
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The guidance document, which clocks in at 249 pages, provides information on how shareholders' amounts subject to the transition tax are calculated and reported, the IRS said.
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"Remember, we have clocks in every organ in our body," said Robert Thomas, the director of a sleep medicine fellowship at Harvard's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
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"Pain Management Resource," which we're premiering on THUMP today, is a slow burn that clocks in at eight-plus minutes, and stays in your ears long after.
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At a time where Culture II clocks in at just under two hours, Tierra is giving you nearly as many tracks but does it in 15 minutes.
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To find out, they trained the algae to sync their clocks in a fake night and day environment, where light switched on and off every twelve hours.
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The sequel recalls famous mixtapes like No Label 2 not only in terms of length (that one clocks in over 90 minutes) but in terms of style.
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The company says its regimen of sunset and blue sky exposure is like the system used to help astronauts in space keep their body clocks in sync.
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Each of these books easily clocks in at over 500 pages; cutting them in half to reduce their heft seems, to me, like an objectively great idea.
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One of them made only nine clocks in his lifetime, but he excelled at it, all by himself, without an industry behind him to back him up.
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The Ferryman clocks in at around three hours, and I easily would have sat for four, so rich are its characters and so engaging are its performances.
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While the gizmo is being priced at $59 for early bird backers, or ten dollars extra for those who failed to, uh, un-snooze their clocks in time.
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Both routers offer what sound like almost impossible speeds on paper: the AX6000 clocks in at 6,000 Mbps, while the AX23 claims to offer a whopping 11,000 Mbps.
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This power supply shortage has caused all the non-quartz electric clocks in Europe to slow down by almost six minutes over the past month and a half.
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Size-wise, it clocks in at 21.7 inches by 14.6 inches by 9.8 inches, which is technically just over what's allowed for carry-on with many major airlines.
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COSTCO OFFERS $1,000 EMERGENCY FOOD KIT THAT LASTS 25 YEARS To put it in perspective, an entire tube of Cinnabon cinnamon rolls clocks in at only 13 ounces.
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But as Rose told Us Weekly, she has discovered a solid dupe for the stuff that clocks in at just over 50 cents an ounce: Nivea Moisturizing Crème.
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The answer, it seems, is because Apple recently defected from traditional quartz-based clocks in its phones in favor of clocks that are also made of MEMS silicon.
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Romy observes a "red wedge" painted onto the clocks in the prison to mark five minutes before and after the hour, for women who cannot tell the time.
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Many are miniatures or small of scale; even his Symphony No. 3, one of his most acclaimed works for full orchestra, clocks in at a swift 15 minutes.
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No, really: On December 31, New Year's Eve, the world's timekeepers will add in a "leap second" to keep all our clocks in sync with the Earth's rotation.
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The folk-rock band is known for its stirring vocal harmonies, and the single — which clocks in at an epic eight minutes and 45 seconds — is no exception.
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The production clocks in at 20 minutes and 30 seconds (give or take a few seconds) and includes thousands of individual fireworks launching from barges on the river.
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Tchaikovsky's revered score for "The Sleeping Beauty" clocks in at over two and a half hours, but that's far too long for a little kid to sit still.
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Mr. Kennedy clocks in at a cool 3,500 or so, buttressed by efforts to goose engagement recently with an image of him holding a black Labrador retriever puppy.
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He remembers the first thing he ever hacked was bedtime, changing all the clocks in the house so that he could stay up later on his sixth birthday.
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Though the average duration of a porn visit clocks in at about 9 minutes, many men and women spend way more time searching for something interesting to view.
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The pay gap stood at about 11 percent during Obama's last year in office, and the national pay gap clocks in at roughly 17 percent, the report said.
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It is a score of forbidding dimensions: even though the Met has made various cuts, the production still clocks in at more than four and a half hours.
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The school in question, Georgia Elementary and Middle School in Saint Albans, is relatively small—its student body clocks in at about 650—and pretty much exclusively white.
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American Dream clocks in at ten tracks along, and features "call the police" and "american dream," which were previously released as a double A-sided single on May 5.
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But since the traditional recipe contains a fair amount of sugar and calories, I've got a swap that clocks in at just 100 calories and 1 gram of sugar.
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Most of his movies stretch over three hours, and one, the enigmatically titled Out 1: Nolo mi tangere (1971) clocks in at an epic 12 hours and 40 minutes.
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Now, we know that the prospect of a new purchase might make you sweat, but don't say "stress" to the dress — everything in this story clocks in under $100.
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They don't have a single song on this record that clocks in at more than 90 seconds and it looks like they searched for "default screamo font" on dafont.
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The screen clocks in at 1920 x 1080, powered by a Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (which can be augmented by the microSD slot).
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While the average Target store clocks in at 40,000 square feet, its city stores are closer to 15,000 square feet and contain inventory specially selected for the respective communities.
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It varies between meditation, a steady practice of cleansing, spritzing, and moisturizing — and if she clocks in less sleep than usual, you may just catch her sipping a coffee.
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The interview clocks in at four minutes and twenty-nine seconds, but the entire last minute is taken up by Nardwuar performing one of his patented full-body freezes.
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Like the Facebook Lite iOS launch, Messenger Lite for iOS also touts a much smaller download size than the normal version, which today clocks in at a whopping 140MB.
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I'm talking about the California November voter guide, which this year clocks in at 224 pages, thanks to 593 statewide ballot propositions—the longest ballot in a quarter-century.
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He clocks in at around 38 minutes a speech, well over both the voluntary 15-minute time limit suggested by the UN and the worldwide average of 20 minutes.
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The display clocks in at 1920 x 1200, there's 16GB of storage augmentable via microSD and the 7,300mAH battery promises 13 hours of playback, according to the company's numbers.
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Energy savings may have justified the hassle of resetting clocks in March before air conditioning became widespread, but cranking up the AC when the sun is at 5 p.m.
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It's easy to lean on the fact that the city has such a high cost of living when my credit card bill clocks in higher than my budget allows.
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The National Kaohsiung Arts Center in Taiwan clocks in at a mere 1.5 million square feet (roughly 3003 acres, or more than twice the land area of Lincoln Center).
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We take economic growth for granted today and lament when it clocks in at a measly 1 percent, but even that is a profound departure from the historical norm.
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With LCD Soundsystem officially confirmed to reunite for Coachella 20073, it seems that the ever-shortening time we need before evoking nostalgia now clocks in at around 48 months.
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When daylight saving time begins and ends, it falls to Marvin Schneider, 79, New York's official clock master, to reset some of the grandest public clocks in the city.
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Although the comfy yet subtly elevated style is no longer on sale, it still clocks in as an under-$50 must-have for wearing during your upcoming Zoom calls.
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Experts say people could need $1 million — or more — to carry them through their post-working years, but the median family's net worth clocks in at just around $15,000.
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The Allant+ 9.9S clocks in at 23.36 kg (51.5 lbs), which is about five pounds more than the Dual Sport+, but a pound less than the Super Commuter+ 8S.
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The supplemental income for underpaid teachers alone clocks in at $160 million, and roughly 51% of people surveyed by the company said hosting has helped them afford their home.
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The dad rock classic clocks in at an agonizing six minutes and 30 seconds, haunts radio waves regularly to this day, and is a curse on karaoke rooms everywhere.
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Only Jrue Holiday, DeMar DeRozan, and Zach LaVine average more than McGruder's 2.65 miles, and only Buddy Hield clocks in at a higher average speed (4.63 miles per hour).
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Think about it — people lose an hour of sleep, they're confused, they spend days trying to determine which clocks in their lives are displaying the correct time... it's a mess.
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This liner took Stiles "about 15 minutes" — so so don't flip out when your negative space winged look clocks in at close to a half hour the first time. 5.
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Wells leaves off on a note that left it clear that there were more installments coming, which is nice, because this short book clocks in at a slim 160 pages.
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Most professional women tennis players hit a forehand shot that clocks in at around 70 miles per hour, so Osaka's speed and power is her secret weapon on the court.
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Phrased another way, the planned supercomputer clocks in at 130 petaflops, which would decidedly surpass the current fastest in the world—China's Sunway Taihulight which maxes out at 93 petaflops.
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Hers are supposed to be "short, simple and elegant" — there's one about how to like something on Instagram which clocks in at eight seconds — and built for mobile and social.
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Like most "Lite" apps, TikTok Lite clocks in at a smaller size — it's only 10MB to 11MB (depending on the version) versus the much larger 71MB of TikTok's main app.
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Well… The trailer, which clocks in at just under a minute and a half, is pretty light on plot details, but Gilmore Girls has never been a plot-driven show.
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Plus, this second season will reportedly be its last, meaning that the entire series only clocks in at like six hours total, which isn't much longer than Chernobyl's total runtime.
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He leads the Lakers in deflections and loose balls recovered per game, and clocks in with some of the better steal, rebound, and block percentages at his position, per CTG.
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The sooner you arrive, the shorter the lines will be: Disneyland opens as early as 8am and the drive from Los Angeles area to Anaheim clocks in at an hour.
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Amazon's team is building a pool of customer interactions with Alexa-enabled Echo devices, microwaves, and wall clocks in their homes, and experimenting different ways to deploy the voice assistant.
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The bizarre edifice took more than two months to construct, is comprised of 320 pieces of blue-hued glass, and clocks in at 55 feet tall and 36 feet wide.
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This time around, however, with Roach Goin' Down, which clocks in at 37 minutes with 22 tracks, their longest yet, the group spent more time than ever constructing their songs.
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He finished adjusting a half dozen wall or grandfather clocks in City Hall and was now ready for the big one — the tower clock that is visible from the street.
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Foldables like the Samsung Galaxy Fold — which clocks in at around 4x the price of a Fairphone and offers ~2x the screen real estate (when unfolded), plus a power bump.
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The greater metropolitan area clocks in at around 25 million, still far from Trump's estimate of 38 million — which is actually around the estimated population of the Greater Tokyo Area.
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Matilda did look friendly — she's about Sherman's size, at 200 pounds, a petite lady compared to Flower, who clocks in closer to 700 pounds and is taller than I am.
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It clocks in at three times the mass of Jupiter and is so close to its star, KELT-9, that it completes on orbit around it every 1.5 Earth days.
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On it contains the longer, shuffling original ballad-ish track that clocks in at 5:16 compared to the 133:01 version that pierced the collective subconscious of the western world.
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Fire HD 10 for $99.99 ($50 off): Amazon's most advanced tablet clocks in at 10 inches with a 43p full HD display and more storage, with a 32 or 64GB option.
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The OnePlus 264's centerpiece is a 270-inch 22 x 2800 pixel display that clocks in at 2749 PPI, the same as what you'll find on the iPhone 264s Plus.
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That's a lot to ask, given the stout new Cullinan clocks in at over 5,800 pounds, 400 more than both Bentley's Bentayga and the long-wheelbase Range Rover, its closest competitors.
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Phelps often clocks in around 6 mph hours, which is of course impressive for a human, but most penguins can easily swim between 11-15 mph for sustained periods of time.
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Titled "Almost Like Praying," the song -- which clocks in at more than three minutes -- pays tribute to the island by name-checking several municipalities, all set to an infectiously joyful beat.
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In 2013, Eminem set the world record for the most words in a hit song thanks to "Rap God," which clocks in at 1,560 words in six minutes and four seconds.
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The sequel has been dominating social media, with plenty of talk about spoilers and when to take a bathroom break, given that the film clocks in at more than three hours.
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And for too long: The show, directed by Sash Bischoff, clocks in at more than three hours, with nearly a third of that time given over to maximally gratuitous dance sequences.
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Subtitled "To Glorify the Cult of Tragedy," Mount Olympus stitches together more than a dozen classical Greek plays including: Medea, Elektra, Antigone, Phaedra, and Oedipus, and clocks in at 24 hours.
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And while it clocks in at the requisite less-than-90 minutes, "Everyone's Fine" doesn't sustain the streamlined momentum and knife-edged discipline of the Elevator Repair Service at its best.
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Each installment clocks in around 30 minutes, so the overall effect is very distilled—the stuff of a rom-com, minus the comedy and the b-plots involving zany best friends.
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It clocks in at about 120 proof (its barrel strength and proof vary slightly) with aromas of toffee and toasted hazelnuts, and hints of burnt orange and honey on the palate.
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The mini-experience, which clocks in at around 90 seconds or so, will be available tomorrow on the Oculus Video app through the Rift, or the Samsung Gear VR, powered by Oculus.
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The display clocks in at 232 x 22, which works out to 20163 PPI – that's the same resolution you'll find on the Pixel XL. It's bright and features a pleasing color balance.
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"Presidential" has one episode for each president, and "Constitutional" clocks in at a tidy eight episodes that look at the document's impact on our country, plus a special reading of the preamble.
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Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and most of Arizona don&apost observe daylight saving time, so there&aposs no need to change the clocks in those places.
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Created for Andersen's 28 collection, the mix clocks in at just under 26 minutes, and features songs from Club Cheval's Sam Tiba, Montreal producer Tommy Kruise, and Washington, DC rapper Shy Glizzy.
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More product means that the boxes are a bit pricier — think $20 to $50 — but the total retail value often clocks in at upwards of $100, so it's still a major deal.
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The only phone we know of with a higher screen-to-body ratio is Vivo Apex's, which clocks in at 98 percent, but it doesn't count because it's only a concept device.
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That probably explains why Ellen and the Degenerates' "Ellen 2020," which clocks in at a mere 65 seconds, is a quick look at a claymation party that goes horribly awry, and fast.
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Here, Tessie is young, slender, and mildly sexualized — a far cry from Olive Dunbar's portrayal in the 1969 Encyclopedia Brittanica film adaptation, an educational 16mm that clocks in at just 19 minutes.
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The two installments feel more like individual movies that would be programmed together in a double feature — indeed, each clocks in at almost 90 minutes — than parts of the same TV show.
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While the song clocks in at just under three minutes, it packs an instant punch, and will have you shout-screaming the lyrics at the top of your lungs in no time.
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In total, a pint of Halo Top's chocolate chip cookie dough flavor clocks in at 48 grams of sugar, compared to Ben & Jerry's Tonight Dough flavor, which has 3.993 grams per pint. 2.
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"You get the baby nurse, the lactation consultant, the sleep trainer because that is what other good moms are doing," Ramkhelawan says, noting that a baby nurse clocks in at $300 a day.
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According to a new study published in the journal Chaos from researchers at the University of Maryland, our natural circadian rhythm actually clocks in around 24.5 hours—a little more than a day.
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The trailer, which clocks in at just over one minute, gives us our first glimpse of Edgar Ramirez as Versace, Darren Criss as serial killer Andrew Cunanan, and Penelope Cruz as Donatella Versace.
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The whole thing clocks in at 1,870 calories, 55 grams of saturated fat and 3,080 milligrams of sodium: like eating "four pieces of Popeyes friend chicken plus four biscuits," says the write-up.
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Given that it's garnished with lettuce, a boiled egg, a bagel crisp, tomato, and lemon, the drink clocks in as one of the bar's "healthier" drink options, or so I'd like to think.
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For point of comparison, the Vizio Reference displays that have impressed us in the past max out at around 800 nits, and your normal modern television display clocks in at around 500 nits.
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"The Power Broker," by Robert Caro (20063) It might take a considerable portion of your 20s to read this book, which clocks in at about 1,300 pages, but it will be worth it.
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Then there's the music itself, which clocks in at a lean seven songs and features special guests John Legend, Kid Cudi, Nicki Minaj, DeJ Loaf, Willow Smith, Ty Dolla $ign, Jeremih and PartyNextDoor.
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Fox was cleaning our clocks in the ratings in part because conservatives were flocking to that one network while the rest of us scrapped over the remaining and divided moderates, independents and liberals.
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There are few watches or clocks in the majority of rural Kenya, causing runners to train not for time and personal records, so much as beating out the other runners they're racing with.
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There's something telling about the fact that "Our Man," George Packer's hefty, dishy biography of the American diplomat Richard Holbrooke, clocks in at more than 500 pages without the courtesy of an index.
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This week was devoted to the biannual ritual of adjusting the clocks in accordance with daylight saving time, moving them an hour forward in the spring and an hour back in the fall.
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Lucky All My Life is only four songs longs and clocks in at thirty minutes, but it's packed with more riffs and melodic ideas than you could find on most band's full-lengths.
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Some of their products had staggering alcohol levels: Their "Dirty Bastard" beer had an ABV of 24 percent, and their current offering from the "bastard" line—Backwoods Bastard—clocks in at 21980 percent.
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These rhythms are driven by a master biological clock in the brain that is primarily influenced by light and tells other "peripheral" clocks in the muscles and organs what time of day it is.
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While it clocks in at only a minute-and-a-half long, leaving the listener wanting more, we can definitely see this getting the official seal of approval from Slim Jimmy and Swae Lee.
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Why we liked it: A new diagnostic tool in the battle against breast cancer that clocks in at a reasonable price point for consumers could be a huge win for investors and the world.
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A 9-piece box of these breaded chicken strips—which made our list of the healthiest meals at chain restaurants—clocks in at 140 fewer calories than a 10-piece order of chicken nuggets.
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And the episode of Mom I'm about to discuss clocks in at a little over 19 minutes — including both the "previously on Mom" segment from the start of the episode and the closing credits.
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DJ Khaled's latest clocks in at 23 tracks and nearly 90 minutes, filled with enough shouts of "Another one!" and "We the best" to make it virtually unlistenable in its entirety (potentially by design).
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The newest, limited-edition flavor, developed in partnership with Flat Rock Spirits distillery, a local brewery to support Ohio Tornado victims, is Mutt's Sauce Limited Edition Bourbon Sauce and clocks in at 43% alcohol.
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The pan is easy to clean, but not as easy to lift and carry, as it clocks in at about 14 pounds empty: Staub Heritage Braiser, Sur La Table, $199.96, 800-14-0852, surlatable.com.
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Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 is a long, slow-moving film — it clocks in at 2 hours and 44 minutes, which is 46 minutes longer than Ridley Scott's 1982 original in its theatrical version.
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The experience of listening to the text, which clocks in at 10 hours and 31 minutes, is like being the sole patron in a comedy club while Bell performs a marathon stand-up routine.
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It began in 1854 as the Waterbury Clock Company, creating affordable yet stylish wall clocks in that central Connecticut town, a region where much of the country's clock production was based at the time.
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Using data from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite, astronomers have determined the most accurate measurement of its mass: Our vast galaxy clocks in at 1.5 trillion solar masses.
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" Darkest of all is "I Hate the Flowers": "Stop all the clocks in my brain / Clog all the veins in the drains / Build a coffin around this house / Dismantle the soil from the couch.
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While the $2.9 billion price tag is a bit lower than expected, the Japanese brewer's acquisition of Peroni, Grolsch and Meantime clocks in at what may be some 25 times one measure of operating profit.
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In April he confirmed in that the record, which was originally due out late last year, is finally complete and is 18 tracks long, including one tune that clocks in at more than 20 minutes.
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It wasn't exactly a well-kept secret, but Google announced a new line of mid-tier phones: the new Pixel 3a, which is $399, and the larger Pixel 3a XL, which clocks in at $479.
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All the while, the company has managed to keep the handset a reasonably thin 7.6mm (down from 8.6mm) The 5.7-inch display clocks in at a 2560 x 643 resolution, which works out to 513ppi.
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The magnification is the same as the A7R (0.78x) due to similar optical design, but the 2,359,296 dot screen is far lower-resolution than the R's viewfinder, which clocks in at an insane 303,686,400 dots.
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In a black and white film from 1949, Barbara Buttrick—a diminutive 19-year-old who clocks in at four foot eleven inches—sits down in front of the camera and glares down its lens.
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The two went back and forth like this for months and the result is twofold: A 24-minute film starring Alicia Vikander and a beast of an album that clocks in at 68 minutes long.
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The time on the clocks in Lockerbie, Scotland, read 7:04 pm, on December 21, 1988, when the first emergency call came into the local fire brigade, reporting what sounded like a massive boiler explosion.
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Like the GoPro Hero, the All Pro features an impressive 12 MP HD wide-angle lens — but with a superior three-hour battery life (in comparison, the Hero clocks in at two hours per charge).
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Samsung's new Chromebooks sport a 12.3 inch display that clocks in at 2,400 x 1,600, making it Quad HD – and markedly higher-res than recent comparable offers from the likes of Dell, Acer and ASUS.
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Of course, with close to $1.5 trillion in actively managed funds, Mr. Fink is not ready to write off a segment of the industry that even after years of outflows clocks in at $11 trillion.
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She doesn't need to worry so much about when the drums come in, or how many beats per minute a song clocks in at, or if she's repeating the chorus enough times to become familiar.
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Traversing the city's lush and vast country parks, the 2430-year-old domestic worker from the Philippines clocks in miles of running and thousands of feet in elevation as she conquers one peak after another.
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The track, which clocks in at only one minute and 53 seconds, dethroned "7 Rings" by Ariana Grande for the top spot on the industry-standard Hot 100 singles chart, Billboard announced on Monday night.
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This German series (with English subtitles) clocks in at only eight episodes, and it's too intense to binge; don't watch more than two at a time unless you want to feel extremely trashola about everything.
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Hot tip: You can get a 5th generation iPad, the huge 128 GB one, for $80 off at just $349 today — AKA saving $80 by not buying the newest iPad that clocks in at $429.
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But the problem is something the movie couldn't avoid, as it turns out: It's just a movie, and it lasts less than two hours; the book by contrast clocks in at a healthy 336 pages.
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The Global Positioning System relies on precise time data being sent from 803 satellites equipped with atomic clocks in space; a receiver calculates its location by determining its precise distance from a handful of those satellites.
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The clocks in question ticked over to 22014:290 on the 21990st of January, 2000, and seem likely to continue to tick until 2038, when a whole new computer clock-related problem means we're definitely doomed.
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Built partly as a passion project amongst Lego's creative team and partly as a promo to show off at the Italian Grand Prix, the model's final piece count clocks in at over one million Technic pieces.
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The film is really short: it clocks in at just under five minutes, but it lays out a gripping action sequence that reveals just enough information to hint at a larger story as it plays out.
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For the unfamiliar, the direct-to-consumer brand founded by former Warby Parker execs Jen Rubio and Steph Korey offers sleek, modern rollaways at reasonable prices (a regular-size carry-on bag clocks in at $225).
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While they can't map out the entire park (it clocks in at just under 38,000 square kilometres), the team managed to get a good representation of its different environments—the glaciers, rocky mountains and shining lakes.
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" For Lynette Cafaro's 14-year-old son, who clocks in at 5'10" and 240 pounds, working on movement with Eric hasn't just been about coordination—it's one of the few activities he actually looks forward to.
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Still, the two most valuable fertility startups — Ro, valued at $500 million, and Hims, at $1.1 billion — target men, while the third-most-valuable, the fertility-benefits provider Progyny, clocks in at a $363 million valuation.
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While a typical drama on cable would have a 45-minute run, and on streaming, anywhere from 50 minutes to over an hour per episode, "The Mandalorian" clocks in between 29 and 38 minutes per episode.
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At 883 pages, Fall clocks in at about the standard Stephenson weightiness, and I can see now that the length of his books is both one of his greatest weaknesses and greatest strengths as a writer.
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In its best moments, "Morphia Series," which opened at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on Tuesday and is performed for 12 people at a time, occurs in that surreal place and clocks in at a brisk 18 minutes.
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Thanks to the development of super-accurate atomic clocks in the 1950s, and to laser range-finding equipment left on the moon by the Apollo astronauts, researchers have plenty of such data from the past half-century.
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For those blissfully unaware, a long time ago, Benjamin Franklin told us we needed to change the clocks in the summer (or was it the winter?) because of Parisian farmers who were thirsting for daylight, or something.
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The big picture: Global navigation satellites — including GPS and less-used competing services like Russia's GLONASS — are coordinated networks of atomic clocks in outer space that can be used to triangulate precise locations or coordinate precise timing.
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For that you need Iota 6, or the tip‑top of the line, Iota 8, which clocks in at 99.9992 percent purity—meaning for every one billion molecules of SiO , there are only 80 molecules of impurities.
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Given the war of attrition that is the NBA's 82-game regular season, this should be a source of legitimate concern for the Cavs—even though James actually clocks in as one of the league's slowest players.
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However, Vale's enterprise value, or total equity and debt minus cash, clocks in at 5.42 times estimated earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), in line with both rivals and suggesting room for further stock drops.
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The video, which clocks in at just under 21 minutes, is not only a visual delight: make sure you turn up the volume so you can appreciate the orchestra of swords clanging, guts squelching, and brains splattering.
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Because of the slightly lower alcohol content (whiskey usually clocks in around 95-proof), the 80-proof whiskey is much smoother and sweeter than your average bourbon — and that's exactly what Hocking and Drake had in mind.
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We've had one of his clocks in our house for a few years now and it's wonderful and fascinating to look up and see how far we are from the solstices and what we can soon expect.
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A four-hour version screened at Radio City Music Hall in 21985 and was a surprise box-office smash, but Brownlow is still digging; his current iteration of "Napoleon" clocks in at five and a half hours.
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The standard iPhone 11 is a third of an inch larger with a regular OLED Retina display, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max clocks in with a phablet-ey "Super Retina XDR" display size of 6.5 inches.
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And if you want to win, like, an Olympic medal for long reads, check out Lucy Ellmann's Ducks, Newburyport, which clocks in at a whopping 1,000 pages and has been dubbed the Infinite Jest of our age.
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The least possible amount of character development happens (except in one oddly shallow case), mostly because the movie — which clocks in at about two hours and 20 minutes — is designed as a chain of successfully completed quests.
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How It Stacks Up: Netflix's basic plan, its cheapest, clocks in at $8.99 while its standard and premium plans—which allow HD, and in the latter's case, Ultra HD streaming—are respectively priced at $12.99 and $15.99.
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The least possible amount of character development happens (except in one oddly shallow case), mostly because the movie — which clocks in at about 2 hours and 20 minutes — is designed as a chain of successfully completed quests.
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Hopes of cashing in on GoPro user-generated content — as well as its large YouTube audience, which now clocks in at over 4.3 million subscribers and in 2014 boasted status as YouTube's top brand channel — never panned out.
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The bottom lineBenefit's Brow Powder clocks in at $24, which is line with many other high-end brow products, but it may be hard to swallow if you're used to buying a $3 eyebrow pencil at the drugstore.
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Cruze can't go nearly as fast as its top competitors, (the $1450 GT Bamboo Street clocks in at 22 miles per hour, for example) but this isn't the biggest issue in the environments this board is ideal for.
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Not only does it display sci-fi icon H.R. Giger's eerie bio-mechanical artwork on the cover, but it contains "Karn Evil 9," the group's longest song, which clocks in close to a half-hour in length. 8.
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But this might be their most showstopping collaboration yet: The jeweler just created a pendant necklace featuring the world's largest black star sapphire (which is certified by the Gemological Institute of America) that clocks in at 888.88 carats.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) clocks in at 4 percent, and Sen.
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However, if this particular Tiffany's necklace isn't quite in your budget (it clocks in at $25,000), have no fear: You can get the same look for way less and still have your own effortless-chic game going strong.
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Over the last few years, he's dealt with drug addiction, newfound fatherhood, and a break from music, but with Freewave 3, a 15-song mixtape that clocks in under a half-hour, he's made his best work yet.
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Recently, he released a joint track, "Shelter," with Robinson; it retains the intro-build-drop breakdown of many EDM tracks, but clocks in at a slower 100 BPM, and incorporates vocals and drums that sound distinctly indie rock.
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The record clocks in at 35 minutes—only a few minutes longer than their first two jangly, hype-making EPs, The French Press and Talk Tight—but its a step up from both of those lyrically and melodically.
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While that's about 20 percent higher than their iced coffee, which clocks in at 165 milligrams (123 milligrams per ounce), it's considerably lower than the same amount of hot coffee, which has 310 milligrams (20 milligrams per ounce).
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Los Nahuales has a richly fruity, smoky aroma, feels almost syrupy in the mouth, and suggests ripe peaches emboldened by alcoholic heat that clocks in at 47.8 percent: Los Nahuales Metodo Antiguo (blanco), $72 for 750 milliliters, caddellwilliams.com.
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Four weeks later, they bought a hillside property that is now home to a winery, bed-and-breakfast and Corazón de Tierra, whose tasting menu of farm-to-table Mexican fare clocks in at under $50 per person.
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SYLVAN ESSO "Radio" (Loma Vista) The sheer joy of a well-made pop single overwhelms cynicism about formulas, formats and marketing, as synthesizers bubble and tingle through a track that clocks in at a formula-perfect 3:30.
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A Cure for Wellness clocks in at 146 minutes long, and writer-director Gore Verbinski (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lone Ranger) and his co-writer Justin Haythe cram every one of those minutes with pure, undiluted silliness.
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As some deduced from the blurred out "Draft" poster and Freddo Nitro signs on the door, the store whose handle he scans is almost definitely a Starbucks, and the filthiness level of its door clocks in at 1,090 RLUs.
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The digital marketing and digital media solutions company clocks in anywhere from $53 billion to $5 billion in revenue each year, and is a great place to work, according to employees who give the company a rating of 4.3.
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But in a delicious twist on the assumptions of what critics eat up, the feel-good children's movie wiped the floor with Spielberg's most Oscar grabby Oscar grab, The Post (which clocks in at 88 percent from 256 reviews).
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While $1,990 standard 750-watt Phantom can reach 33db, and the more expensive $2,390 Silver Phantom goes as loud as 105db, the $3,000 Gold Phantom clocks in at a monstrous 4,500-watts with a (nearly) deafening 108db maximum volume.
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Hyman's return to timepieces throughout— the day-by-day wall calendar, a windowsill alarm clock, a pocket watch, clocks in the bank and the diner — match well with the time-centric lines he chose to extract from the text.
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Monday, physicists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology published the results of a 14-year experiment that used some of the most accurate atomic clocks in the world to test a fundamental principle in the theory of general relativity.
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With no windows or clocks in the space to hint at the minutes turning into hours, I wander in and out of the booths lost in my own mind, thinking my thoughts so loudly I'm surprised nobody has heard them.
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The article clocks in at more than 14,000 words, and it includes a thorough examination of all of the company's most high-profile controversies that lays out with clinical precision the case against Amazon from the perspective of its fiercest critics.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, California — Google announced a new line of mid-tier-priced phones with essentially the same camera systems found in its flagship models: The new Pixel 3a costs $399, while the larger Pixel 3a XL clocks in at $479.
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And yet an ad for a $4 "deal" from Hardee's, which includes a cheeseburger, fried chicken sandwich, soda and fries, clocks in at 1,213 calories -- comprised of 61 grams of fat, 43 grams of protein and 187 grams of carbohydrates.
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In it they describe Trump's boundless cravings for fast food, including one McDonald's dinner order of "two Big Macs, two Fillet-O-Fish and a chocolate malted" (which clocks in at 2,530 calories with 114g of fat and 3530mg of sodium).
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As John Gruber points out, the entire Apple statement, including that Jobs quote, clocks in at less than 22002 words and can be summed up as: Numbers look bad, but Apple's about to blow your mind with some new stuff.
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Now, don't get me wrong — the $2200 sticker price should be a dead giveaway about where this record player slots in, particularly when placed up against the newly announced Technics turntable, which clocks in at roughly 25 times the cost.
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It has a matte finish, in one of four colors: space grey, silver, midnight green and gold, and comes in 2000 GB, 211 GB and 224 GB. The iPhone 113 Pro Max is the same, but clocks in at 211 inches.
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Although he clocks in a few hours a week working as an ad salesman for The Queens Tribune, his daily schedule largely consists of a 12-mile bike ride across Queens from his home in Fresh Meadows to Little Bay Park.
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The Pinterest Lite mobile app is available today to Android users in Peru, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Mexico, and clocks in at a tiny 1.4 MB. The main Pinterest app's size varies by device on Android, but is significantly larger.
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Each class in NYC roughly clocks in between 4 - 14 credits and I was able to get in five classes during my two-week trial — and I was actually surprised to find that my credits went much further than I'd expected.
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The average New York City couple dropped a whopping $267,212 on their nuptials, which is nearly $50,000 more than the national average, and about $20,000 more than the next city on the list, Chicago, where the average price tag clocks in at $61,265.
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The lineup includes a do-it-all styling balm from celebrity hairstylist Kristin Ess's namesake line (just $14 at Target!), Pantene's detoxifying charcoal shampoo and a hair mask by Aussie that clocks in as our least expensive winner at a mere $1.49!
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While the clock is scheduled to return to the Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) at the end of August, we thought we'd use its temporary absence as an opportunity to trace the history of one of the oldest astronomical clocks in the world.
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Where calories are concerned, almond defeats peanut butter, but not by much: When comparing two all-natural butters, one serving (two tablespoons) of almond butter weighs in at 190 calories, and the same amount of peanut butter clocks in at 23 calories.
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For Presidents' Day weekend, guests who book the minimum three-night stay will pay only $77 for the third night (which is a considerable deal, since the standard room rate clocks in at $395 a night, and the hotel rarely offers discounts).
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But beyond stunning classics like that track or "Madame George," Morrison's literary influence can be felt on the sprawling "Summertime in England," which clocks in at over 15 minutes and name-checks T.S. Eliot, William Blake, William Wordsworth, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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This bill clocks in at 429 pages, and while it drops the corporate rate from 35% to 20% and doubles the standard deduction for individuals -- targets of some lobbyists for years, it has to also offset the cost by closing various loopholes.
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The average New York City couple dropped a whopping $82,299 on their nuptials, which is nearly $50,000 more than the national average, and about $20,000 more than the next city on the list, Chicago, where the average price tag clocks in at $61,265.
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That allows us to deduce the following comparative metrics: Snap is worth more than two-thirds of all 2017 tech IPOs, tipping the scales at 20163 percent; and Mulesoft, the second most valuable public 2017 IPO, clocks in at just 7.8 percent.
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Presently, the corporate income tax rate in the U.S. clocks in at around 39 percent, and tech executives like Apple CEO Tim Cook have whined about it for years, suggesting that the rate is too high, and that it stifles job creation.
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He maintains clocks in Staten Island Borough Hall, the old Harlem Courthouse on East 121st Street and the former New York Sun Building on Broadway in Lower Manhattan, and usually moves them backward or forward a few days before dictated by the calendar.
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It includes video monitors and clothes on racks and breaks the word "noon" into "no" and "on," or combines it with other words and images of ticking clocks in various locales, prompting you to think about the artificial constructs imposed on time.
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This clock, actually a tourbillon with a going barrel, is unique in that the DIY plans are available for download and, as far as anyone can tell, you and your friends could be telling time on giant 3D-printed clocks in a few hours.
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While the dress doesn't exactly amount to the price of her dog's house, McMansion, which clocks in at $325K, it does eclipse the median pricetag for a house in the U.S. Not that we need to say it out loud, but that's sort of insane.
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CNN, by contrast, offered a tornado of a broadcast, with a constant whirl of breathless announcements, a nonstop musical score — drumbeats and synthesizer noises even accompanied the anchors' analysis — and a seemingly never-ending series of countdown clocks in the corner of the screen.
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Each of the unique finds ahead comes positively reviewed and clocks in at under $100 — aka a more affordable excuse to finally turn that "home goals" vision board into a reality (at least until you're ready to shell out for the more premium real-deals).
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And one of the wealthiest towns in this part of Allegheny, Upper St. Clair, where the median household income clocks in at $110,123, which narrowly went for Trump over Clinton by about three percentage points, swung to Lamb who won it by 11 points.
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Its new status also solidifies Carey's status as the artist who has spent the longest cumulative time at No. 1 on the Hot 100: She clocks in at 80 weeks now, while Rihanna and the Beatles linger behind at a distant 60 and 59, respectively.
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With all that in mind, let's take a quick trip through Joanne's 11 tracks — a very quick trip, as Joanne clocks in under 40 minutes, making it Gaga's shortest full-length album by a wide margin — to suss out the sounds and artists Gaga is channeling.
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Milo's opus clocks in at just over 68,000 words when stripped of front and backmatter, although that number is closer to 63,000 due to his compulsive penchant for padding chapters with lengthy quotes, the origins of which range from Andrew Breitbart to Hannah Arendt to Gizmodo.
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These measures, in turn, are correlated with other indicators of compliance with norms and tolerance for deviance from other databases, such as measures of monitoring (using the number of police per capita), openness of the media, sexual permissiveness, and even the uniformity of clocks in city streets.
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And he has kept his eye on the clock, using timetables and deadlines to keep the game moving—though he must regret installing "Brexit clocks" in both Downing Street and Conservative Party headquarters set to hit zero on October 31st, a deadline that he has now missed.
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With jitters and with prayers, with countdown clocks in their heads and their immigration lawyers on speed-dial, hundreds of thousands of young immigrants have spent all fall and winter watching President Trump and congressional leaders negotiate their fate, every fleck of news a tantalizing omen.
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It was perhaps a telling detail when New York Times columnist Roger Cohen noted in 2010 that world clocks in the office of then-National Security Council aide Denis McDonough displayed the time in places like Tehran and Sanaa, Yemen — but not London, Paris or Berlin.
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Ghetto house, which first appeared in the early to mid 90s, typically starts at 130 beats per minute; juke, which hit the scene in the late 90s, is a little faster, at 93; and footwork as we know it today clocks in at a blistering 155.
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At a time when the average marriage clocks in at just over eight years—and where, according to the National Center for Family and Marriage Research at Bowling Green State University, only 7% reach the 50-year mark — to exceed seven decades seems nothing short of a miracle.
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So it's inevitable that the first film adaptation would be something of a disappointment for fans, because no one movie — especially not one that clocks in at a scant 95 minutes — could possibly live up to the epic image of this character and this world in their heads.
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That sensibility is augmented by the running length of most of the album's songs—six or seven minutes ("Thinking of a Place," which was released as a twelve-inch single for Record Store Day, clocks in at more than eleven minutes)—and how they snake to curious places.
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Although 36 Chambers clocks in at a just over an hour—a running time that seems especially economical compared to today's overstuffed projects designed to game streaming services—its razor-sharp storytelling and soulful production created a new blueprint for hip-hop, and established Wu as a household name.
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Although the film clocks in at 95 minutes, Obit doesn't move beyond the New York Times' own newsroom, or delve too deeply into how digital journalism might impact this editorial feature when the news of a celebrity death spreads like wildfire long before the Gray Lady goes to print.
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It's more or less been confirmed that the P20 Pro will have three rear-facing cameras, but now we know — via WinFuture — what kind of lenses to expect: an 8-megapixel telephoto, a 20-megapixel black-and-white lens, and a main RGB lens that clocks in a massive 40 megapixels.
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The one scheduled to be visible over parts of Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific on Tuesday night, Eastern time, (Wednesday morning, by clocks in Indonesia) will be a special kind of eclipse over a populated area — a somewhat rare combination, according to a NASA scientist who spoke with CNBC.
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"Perfection" (Motéma) The longest track on "Perfection," the debut album by a jazz trio with David Murray on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Geri Allen on piano and Terri Lyne Carrington on drums, clocks in at just over eight minutes, covering so much ground that it feels almost like an epic.
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It clocks in around 2.2 million Scoville units (for contrast, a jalapeño maxes out at a mere 20,000SHU.) As though three huge rips of spicy, spicy vape juice wasn't enough, Hawkins also snorts a line of the Reaper powder and rubs some of the residual juice in his left eye.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R) clocks in at 16 percent, followed by Kasich at 10 percent.
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A 473-ounce can of either White Claw, Truly or Bon & Viv comes in at 247 calories, or less — which is less than most beers, and even less or comparable to most light beers (Miller Lite clocks in at 26 calories per 270 ounces, while Bud Light is 110 calories).
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The eighth episode clocks in at a whopping 1 hour and 45 minutes, but if you're a functional human being who doesn't have the time to invest in watching Shane unpack all of Jake's undiscussed trauma, don't worry about it: We watched every agonizing minute of it so that you don't have to.
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Instead, 21 percent report hearing songs first on AM, FM or satellite radio; 278 percent say it's word-of-mouth that leads to discovery; 26 percent hear songs in movies or in soundtracks; and then streaming clocks in at fourth place, with 29 percent saying they learned of new songs from streaming websites or apps.
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The new album, divided into A and B sides, with Mr. Lukens and the band's other songwriter, Jake Ewald, each taking a half, still clocks in under 30 minutes but builds on emo's standard themes — fresh emotional wounds, imagined revenge and self-loathing — to confront more grown-up concerns, namely loss and mental illness.
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Sure, he released a live album in 2016 that clocks in at 100 minutes, and features animal and nature sounds—an idea best left for stoned dorm-room beatmakers, perhaps—and his revolutionary music storage device was a technological step backwards, but artists like Neil Young thrive off of these side projects and diversions.
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Here are some of the ways Warren's Democratic rivals, conservative critics and progressive wonks are going after her plan and whether those attacks are likely to hit home: Warren's Democratic primary rivals immediately pounced on her calculation of the cost of Medicare for All, noting that it clocks in much lower than the figure Sen.
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Each bag includes 1,700 grams of Huel; 100 grams provides at least 213 percent of your recommended daily allowance of all necessary vitamins and minerals plus 58 percent of your recommended protein intake, 15 percent of your carbs, 16 percent of your fat, and 2100 percent of your fiber, and clocks in at 22017 calories.
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Though the novel clocks in at a only little over 200 pages, so much is contained in it — the complicated nature of love, the power of art to inspire and sustain, the half-life of grief and regret, the liberation of (French!) travel, the grace found in small moments of kindness — it's like a literary version of a Tardis.
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The streaming economy has produced excessively long pop albums, too; the Weeknd's Starboy, to choose a particularly bloated recent example, clocks in at over an hour, inflating its running time with endless filler tracks, because albums with more songs on them chart faster, due to the method Billboard uses to convert streaming data into counted album sales.
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The funding effort, launched by Planned Parenthood Votes, clocks in at more than triple what the group spent during the last presidential election year and eight times what it spent during the 2018 midterms -- a telling sign of Planned Parenthood's anticipated full court press in the coming election after recent state and federal efforts to curtail reproductive rights including abortion.
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The most recent, more detailed indictment filed by the Department of Justice in December against FIFA officials and marketing executives for executing a 24-year "scheme to enrich themselves through the corruption of international soccer" clocks in at a hefty 240 pages and some 50,000 words—roughly 45 times the length of this article—detailing precisely how they tried to cover their tracks.
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The vívosport has built-in GPS connectivity along with heart rate monitoring and fitness-tracking features, which could give it an edge on other devices like the vívosmart 3 or the Alta HR. The vívosport clocks in at $200, significantly more than the other options mentioned above, which could be too steep for exercisers looking for an alternative to a full-blown smartwatch.
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People with good memories who saw the Olaf's Frozen Adventure trailer before Cars 3 in the theater this summer might have remembered what they were in for, but they likely still weren't prepared for it to be the length of an episode of TV. Furthermore, Coco clocks in at 1 hour and 49 minutes, which is relatively lengthy for a kids' film.
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I wish I could tell you who takes the first violin break on their old "Clejani Love Song," a 20-second countermelody that sums up their collective pizzazz so irresistibly that all three violinists join in when it comes around again, and again, only to change it up around the seven-minute mark, and that ain't all—the track clocks in at 11:11.
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Tip: You might want to listen to this seven-and-a-half-hour book (the adult audio clocks in at nearly 53 hours) while on a long drive with your family, but you won't be able to stop and eat at the fast-food outlets serving the disgusting things Pollan calls "EFLS" — edible foodlike substances constructed with corn and sickly factory-farmed cow or chicken.
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"I always wanted to create a watch based on the Normalzeit," said Fredi Brodmann, a veteran watch designer (he also has created watches for the Army, Navy and Air Force), who grew up in Vienna and now lives in North Bergen, N.J. When he was a boy, his grandmother taught him to tell time with the help of the Normalzeit clocks in every train station.
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One of Edward J. Snowden's earliest memories is of sneaking around the house and turning back the time on all the clocks in the hope of tricking his parents into letting him stay up late to watch more TV. Another is of the day his father brought home a Commodore 19753 and how exciting it was, that very first time, to hold a joystick.
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Mountaineering is hard work, so the 24-hour meal clocks in around 5,000 calories, and all of it is stuffed, IKEA-style, inside a packet not much bigger than an old-model Macbook.. Here's what's inside:60g sugarantiseptic towelettesfive chocolate barswater purification tabletsvitaminstwo flameless ration heatersnut and apricot barcoffee and teaapple jellyminced sausagebeef porridgebeef goulash with potatoesfive packs of crackerscherry drink mixchocolate hazelnut spreadthree packs mueslipork liver pâtépork brain pâtéFucking hell.
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Take, for instance, American Hustle, which was nominated for 10 Oscars in 2015 — Marron's minorities-only cut comes in at 53 seconds: Or critical darling Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, which clocks in at an anemic 10 seconds: Or the 2014 Biblical epic Noah, coming in at ... zero: To the Post's McDonald, Marron explained how he picks the movies he features on his Tumblr: There's a big variety of movies, but they do have one thing in common: all of these movies are not about whiteness.
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