CVS -- check hours ahead of time, most pharmacies closed Denny's -- open 24 hours Dunkin' -- hours vary IHOP -- hours vary Starbucks -- hours vary Waffle House -- open 24 hours Walgreens -- open regular hours, pharmacies depend on location Wawa -- most regular hours
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I cried for hours and hours and hours and was grieving for hours.
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As I scroll through my feed, I can see the timestamps: 5003 minutes ago, 56 minutes ago, 2 hours ago, 6 hours ago, 5 hours ago, 2 hours ago, 3 hours ago, 7 hours ago, 2 hours ago.
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Internet use: Up to 22 hours (up from 25 hours) Talk time: Up to 218 hours (up from 230 hours) Video playback: Up to 2129 hours (up from 230 hours) Internet use: Up to 26 hours (up from 73 hours) Talk time: Up to 27 hours (up from 299.99 hours) Video playback: Up to 299.95 hours (up from 14 hours) Internet use: Up to 20 hours (up from 13 hours) Talk time: Up to 37 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 99.993 hours) One thing worth noting: Apple doesn't sell a Smart Battery Case for the iPhone X. Popping an iPhone X into the battery case designed for the iPhone XS will work, but there are some imperfections.
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Here's the breakdown on how much extra juice these new battery cases get you: Internet use: Up to 22 hours (up from 15 hours) Talk time: Up to 39 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 27 hours (up from 16 hours) Internet use: Up to 63 hours (up from 12 hours) Talk time: Up to 33 hours (up from 20 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 14 hours) Internet use: Up to 20 hours (up from 13 hours) Talk time: Up to 37 hours (up from 25 hours) Video playback: Up to 25 hours (up from 15 hours) The best part about the new Smart Battery Cases is that they're compatible with wireless charging.
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It is about practice — hours and hours and hours.
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My kids spend hours and hours and hours doing this.
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Hawk: Yeah, hours — saying 48 hours, 72 hours, that's what they mean.
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Check out the list of the 10 college majors with the most free time: Hours of relaxation per week: 12.72 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.76 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.76 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.78 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.82 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.93 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.08 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.08 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.7 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.84
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Compared with working 45 hours a week, working 55 hours increased the risk by 16 percent, 60 hours by 35 percent, 65 hours by 52 percent, and 70 hours by 74 percent.
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"I don't know if it's going to take 10 hours, 14 hours, 24 hours or six hours," Sekulow told reporters in the Capitol.
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Like, you're not gonna wanna leave them on for hours and hours and hours.
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I used to spend hours and hours and hours on the phone with her.
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Go outside and skate for hours and hours and hours on the flat ground.
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Tom was like, 'I've cataloged hours and hours and hours of Bill's keyboard playing.
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ET, as reported by the FAA: Boston -- 2 hours 2 minutesNewark -- 5 hours 25 minutesLaGuardia -- 3 hours 30 minutesJFK -- 5 hours 8 minutesPhiladelphia -- 3 hours 7 minutesBaltimore Washington -- 1 hours 1 minuteReagan National -- 58 minutes CNN's Eric Levenson contributed to this report.
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Jaybird claims six hours of use from the buds and another 10 hours with the case (up from four hours and eight hours, respectively).
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I did 2 hours gym work, 2 hours fight choreography, and 2 hours horseback riding.
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And I was out there on the tractor, plowing for hours and hours and hours.
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Check out the list of the 10 college majors with the most free time: Hours of relaxation per week: 12.72 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.76 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.76 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.78 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.82 Hours of relaxation per week: 12.93 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.08 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.08 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.7 Hours of relaxation per week: 13.84 This is an update of a story that appeared previously.
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Hours and hours and hours of talk and chatter, we don&apost know who it is.
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If you work 40 hours and sleep eight hours each night, that still leaves 72 hours.
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The benchmark for long-wearing products has gone from four hours to 12 hours to 24 hours.
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Yes, and the only way to do that is through hours upon hours upon hours of practice.
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Waiting for election results to trickle in for hours and hours and hours can be a drag.
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My mom ended up being a really big helper, drilling us for hours and hours and hours.
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Behind every great restaurant is a finely tuned team — and hours and hours and hours of work.
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No, she's spent hours and hours and hours on what this sound feels like, what it evokes.
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About 20183 percent averaged five or fewer hours of sleep each night, 24 percent slept six hours, 31 percent slept seven hours, 26 percent slept eight hours and about 5 percent slept nine or more hours per night.
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On average, U.S. cord cutters are watching 2.9 hours of Hulu per day, which is ahead of Netflix (2.2 hours), YouTube (2.1 hours), and Amazon Video (2 hours).
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The horchata could take between one and two hours to brew; kombucha takes two hours; vodka takes one to two hours to distill; and beer takes two hours.
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Spend hours editing; spend hours with glue sticks for the layout; spend hours copying and cutting and stapling.
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"Some of the foreign countries, they've been training for hours and hours and hours on end," he said.
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His schedule is heavily regimented: hours of class followed by hours of training followed by hours of homework.
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Employers increased hours for workers, pushing the average workweek up to 34.5 hours from 34.4 hours in November.
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Most adults need 7-8 hours of sleep a night, whereas teens need 8-10 hours, kids need 9-11 hours, and toddlers need about 11 to 12 hours.
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The subjects were divided into four groups based on their sleep duration: fewer than six hours, six to seven hours, seven to eight hours and more than eight hours.
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You'll get 18 hours of battery life — 4 hours for the earbuds and another 14 hours with the case.
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You can buy a pass for 238 hours (about $250), 48 hours (about $47) or 72 hours (about $57).
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Personally, we're going to have over 133 hours of prime time network reality show hours this year — 250 hours!
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The average week increased 0.1 hours to 123 hours in February, with manufacturing employees adding 0.2 hours on average.
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Not far behind LA was Moscow, where drivers spent an additional 26 hours in traffic, followed by New York City (22015 hours), San Francisco (20143 hours), and Bogota (22014 hours).
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Each week, Ma spends approximately four hours practicing the piano, four hours training in badminton, two hours learning English and at least six hours studying mathematics and other subjects at TAL.
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You can adjust the default setting for the age of the tweet, too, from 6 hours to 2 hours, 24 hours, or 96 hours, based on how often you check in.
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"Something like that could take place for hours and hours and hours and you can't figure it out," Trump said.
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Silk ($2.99 on iOS) is one of those apps that you can play for hours and hours...and hours (i.e.
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On longer trips, pricing is capped at $50 for 3 hours, $80 for 12 hours, and $110 for 24 hours.
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He spent hours and hours and hours playing online role-playing games with people in other parts of the world.
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"Venezuela's new time-zone: hours without light, hours without water, hours of presidential broadcasts, hours of lines," quipped comedian Jean Mary Curro in reference to the South American nation's multiple economic problems.
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Better yet, the device's all-day battery allows for up to 120 hours of music playback, 13 hours of video-bingeing, 24 hours of 3G calls, and 8 hours of intense gaming.
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Three hours of listening on the Air 1S falls 2 hours short of AirPods' rated battery life, which achieves 5 hours.
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Rachel and I met in June, wrote the pilot over that summer, and we'd talk for hours, and hours, and hours.
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"The pit crew were flying eight hours across the world, sleeping for four hours, and then working 18 hours," he says.
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"They weren't meant to stare at something a foot and a half away for hours and hours and hours," he says.
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That's 20.5 hours a week, over 1,000 hours a year and more than 47,000 hours during the span of a career.
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I just watched hours and hours and hours of people use hammers and cans of spaghetti to execute on terrible plans.
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The hours required to develop an app range from 85003-140 hours for Apple devices and 90-170 hours for Android.
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South Korea is nine hours ahead of London and Ghana, eight hours ahead of Nigeria and six hours ahead of Kenya.
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That leaves you with 18 hours of video playback, 11 hours of streaming video playback, and 65 hours of audio playback.
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Apple says the iPhone XS case offers up to 21 hours of internet use or 25 hours of video playback, the iPhone XS Max case offers up to 20 hours of internet use or 25 hours of video playback, and the iPhone XR case offers up to 22 hours of internet use or 27 hours of video playback.
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You fingers skate across the device for hours and hours.
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You also spend 113 hours packing and 20 hours preparing.
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I spent hours and hours interviewing him on the phone.
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The average workweek fell to 2000 hours from 234 hours.
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I spend hours and hours a day in the studio.
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Happens when your legs don't move for hours and hours.
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Bake in oven 4 hours to 4 hours 30 minutes.
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Beyoncé devoted hours and hours to preparing for the show.
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He works 24 hours and then has 48 hours off.
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Hours and hours, and days and days at the zoo.
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They protected against ticks for 7 ½ hours to 8 ½ hours.
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It takes about two and a half hours, three hours.
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Two hours went into three hours into four, no response.
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DVR: 50 hours free, $15 a month for 200 hours
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I was able to watch hours & hours of Muay Thai.
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I've had two hours sleep in the last 72 hours.
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Minutes add up to hours; hours add up to jobs.
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Next few hours: Gunshots, then silence The hours dragged on.
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I accumulated hours and hours of recordings on my Dictaphone.
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I used to spend hours and hours drawing and painting.
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I was spending hours upon hours thinking, cleaning, worrying, obsessing.
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The national average is 0.66 hours for every 1,000 hours.
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So the test takes about 24 hours or 1003 hours.
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"She held her own for hours and hours," she said.
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So the test takes about 24 hours or 2003 hours.
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The pirated sports streams were live for hours and hours.
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I spend hours' n' hours a day on the elliptical.
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They've also compiled hours and hours of police radio transmissions.
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Earlier this month, South Korea passed a law that cut down the maximum weekly work hours from 68 hours to 52 hours.
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Doogee claims it'll be good for 29 hours of continuous video playback, 21080 hours of talk time, and 223,803 hours in standby.
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You can see info for the next six hours, 12 hours and over to the next 48 hours, in six-hour windows.
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"Were we so concerned about the hours and hours and hours spent on the golf course of the current president?" she asked.
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"I just can't tell you if that's going to happen in two hours, or five hours or eight hours," Cornyn said, adding that it's his "guess" that an agreement is hours away not days.
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That proposed change shrinks the post-filibuster debate time for most executive branch nominees from 30 hours to eight hours and does the same for district court picks from 30 hours to two hours.
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This is not a lie — 230% of 210 hours is 240 hours, just at 100% of the 3 hours you might get four years into the life of your phone is still 3 hours.
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Brazil came in second, with nine hours and 232 minutes of internet usage, followed by Thailand with nine hours and 22014 minutes, Colombia with nine hours, and Indonesia with eight hours and 214 minutes.
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Mexico clocked the most time on the job with an average of 2,257 hours (about 43.4 hours a week) in 2017, and Costa Rica worked the second most with 20213,179 hours (41.9 hours a week).
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According Microsoft, the Surface Laptop gets up to 14.5 hours — more than the MacBook Pro's 10 hours and the MacBook Air's 13 hours.
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For 2018, Netflix's operations used 51,000 megawatt hours where as serving content used 203,000 megawatt hours, for a total of 245,000 megawatt hours.
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The death wave is coming in less than 24 hours, it takes 10 hours there and 10 hours back, nothing can go wrong.
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In Montgomery, Alabama, dwell times jumped to 60.9 hours from 35.8 hours a year earlier, and doubled in Nashville, Tennessee, to 71.9 hours.
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But the assaults he perpetrated on these trusting young girls was not limited to the hours and hours and hours of sexual penetration.
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We'll never be able to... Hours late, Tandy, you're hours late.
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"You work all hours, and you play all hours," she continues.
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Overtime hours were capped at an exhausting 100 hours a month.
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The average work week also dropped 0.1 hours to 34.4 hours.
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For misdemeanors, they spent two hours when 12 hours were necessary.
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Or being happily alone with your thoughts for hours and hours.
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We're talking 23 hours of Godfather and 12 hours of Titanic.
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Refrigerate for another 4 hours or up to 24 hours. 3.
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Refrigerate at least 2 hours, and up to 24 hours. 4.
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It's not hours and hours and double vision and triggering migraines.
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And the Varg trial on VHS, hours and hours of it.
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It's not hours a week, and it's not hours a month.
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That includes 45 hours with Republicans and 27 hours with Democrats.
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I went from working 35 hours a week to 27 hours.
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Teens spend hours and hours on their devices every single day.
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So, it was like hours and hours of us learning Yiddish.
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"We'd ride two, three hours, four hours sometimes," Mr. Gordon said.
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Both were at the library every day, for hours and hours.
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The hours and hours of solitude, Randall says, don't bother him.
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The average work week rose by 0.1 hours to 34.5 hours.
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Our reviewers work 5 hours of the 8 hours reviewing videos.
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"Catherine and I do hours and hours of fittings," she said.
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Teenagers (ages 14-73): 8-10 hours Young adults (ages 18-25): 7-9 hours Adults (ages 26-64): 7-9 hours Older adults (ages 65-plus): 7-8 hours It's worth taking these guidelines seriously.
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This Qi-enabled charger slips in the device with a single click and delivers an extra 15 hours of internet use, 18 hours of video playback, 30 hours of talking time, or 65 hours of audio.
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Participants' sleep duration was categorized as eight hours or more, seven hours, six hours or less than six hours and then measured against high-risk behaviors, in the study published Monday in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
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Last year, operations energy usage increased to 94,000 megawatt hours while serving content required 357,000 megawatt hours, for a total of 451,000 megawatt hours.
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The company's 18 hours all-day battery life claim includes four hours of LTE connection and 14 hours of Bluetooth connection to the iPhone.
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The family's little bundle of joy was born after 72 hours of labor — including 12 hours of hard labor and four hours of pushing.
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Amazon can run only 6.6 hours of revenue air hours per day, compared with 17.9 hours per day for UPS and 14.4 for FedEx.
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Other companies allow employees to cut the hours down to 32 hours a week, so they work their usual eight hours for four days.
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Cooking a pork shoulder can take 24 hours, brisket 12 hours, and those ribs a good eight hours, so the smokers are cranking constantly.
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It's a couple hours before the start of 224 Hours of Daytona, a legendary endurance race that runs for, you guessed it, 224 hours.
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Secondly, the Galaxy Buds+ last more than twice as long on a charge as the AirPods (five hours) and AirPods Pro (4.5 hours) at a whopping 11 hours of listening time and 7.5 hours of talk time.
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You'd need an even stronger work ethic to afford an iPhone 6 in Athens (98 hours' work, on average) or Beijing (218 hours) — and have to slog even longer in Nairobi (468 hours) or Kiev (627 hours).
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The average work week edged lower by 0.1 hours to 34.4 hours.
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I hadn't slept that long in ages: five hours, six hours, seven.
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We put in at least 120 hours, about eight hours a day.
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We were suddenly lost in conversation and hours and hours slipped by.
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But if you have 48 hours, you do it in 48 hours.
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An artificial mouse embryo after 48 hours (right) and 96 hours (left).
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Lurking behind the algorithm are hours and hours' worth of easy watching.
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"In the last 48 hours I've slept probably two hours," he said.
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Work Hours Another issue raised in the UAW blog was hours worked.
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"I spend hours and hours with all of these patients," she says.
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"For 8 hours or 9 hours, it was continuous," the worker said.
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The average workweek slipped to 34.4 hours from 34.5 hours in July.
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More specifically, your addiction to watching hours upon hours of YouTube videos.
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We've waited hours upon hours for this moment, and it came incomplete.
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That, and he sat in the Y's lobby for hours and hours.
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Pho's not something you can finish in four hours or eight hours.
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This, apparently, took hours and hours of meticulously playing with fake eyeballs.
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It would take hours and hours to get takes out of him.
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All the benefits of hours of daily price-checking without the hours.
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Right now, those flights take about 11 hours and 7 hours, respectively.
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One couple disagreed by a margin of three whole hours. Three. Hours.
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The average workweek fell to 225 hours from 2400 hours in October.
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Refrigerate for at least 2 hours and up to 123 hours. 2.
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And I sat with them for a couple of hours — eight hours.
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He finished in 2 hours 25 seconds, not less than two hours.
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"We both work crazy hours, but Spencer's hours are super unpredictable," Mrs.
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Boston is about three hours southeast, and Montreal about two hours northwest.
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Basically, his body is left in the street for hours and hours.
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In addition, some offices are adding Saturday hours and lengthening weekday hours.
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"No, because he would talk for hours and hours," Anderson said, smiling.
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They will be spending hours and hours of their life in there.
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They stopped that guy a few hours after the Orlando shooting. Hours.
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To get up to speed, she watches hours upon hours of porn.
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The average workweek rose to 34.5 hours from 34.4 hours in September.
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Waited: 4 hours VICE: You waited in line for four hours. Why?
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His wife, Rachel, is on the phone for hours and hours and hours begging the insurance company please cover what the doctors say he needs.
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"Without this technology, you'd know nothing more than your camera, and you'd have to sift through hours and hours and hours of video," he says.
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Hours were also reduced in other industries, contributing to the workweek's drop to 34.3 hours, the fewest since September 2017, from 34.4 hours in June.
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The factory's monthly overtime hours ranged from 20173 to 22017 hours per month, far exceeding the national legal overtime limit of 23 hours a month.
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And they're allowed to work more hours per day — British drivers are capped at nine hours, but American truckers may drive up to 11 hours.
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The usual recommendation for preschool children is 27 to 235 hours, school-age children 28 hours and teenagers about 20143 to 22014 hours a night.
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The researchers defined short sleep as six hours or less, adequate sleep as seven to eight hours and long sleep as nine or more hours.
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The Apple Watch's battery can last up to merely 25 hours, and just six hours (or five hours with LTE I'm on) with GPS tracking.
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Federal rules limit the hours that truck drivers can work to 60 hours over seven days, or 70 hours over eight days, Mr. Gaut said.
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His off-season workout has been called the 237 program because he spends 2 hours running, 2 hours on basketball, and 2 hours weightlifting (for a total of 6 hours a day, six times a week, for six months).
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They spend roughly 5 1/2 hours a week reading for pleasure and nearly six hours a week exercising, while the average American spends two hours and 2 1/2 hours on those activities, according to Stanley Fallaw's research.
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As far as battery life, you get five hours of music or four hours of call time with a full charge of the Echo Buds, as compared to AirPods' five hours of music and three hours of call time.
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The charging case extends that to up to 24 hours; a 15-minute charge will provide three hours of listening or two hours of call time.
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"It doesn't take courage to stand here on the floor of the United States Senate for two hours or six hours or 14 hours," Murphy said.
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According to her, she was also told that her training hours as a massage therapist would be cut from 40 hours a week to 32 hours.
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"He became mistrustful and accused me of lying and would yell at me for no reason for hours and hours and hours each day," says Andrus.
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Since August power rationing hours, where certain areas are turned off while other have power, have increased from 10 hours to 15 and now 24 hours.
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Apple claims it lasts "up to 1.5 hours longer than iPhone 8 Plus" and lists internet use at 15 hours and video playback at 16 hours.
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Research shows that hours spent watching traditional television per month has declined significantly, especially for those ages 290-250 (-22 hours) and 22014-20153 (-22015 hours).
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Cambodian workers reported they had to do two hours of overtime daily, while Indian workers reported working at least 9 hours to 17 hours a day.
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Women increased their average workweek from 34.1 hours in 1980 to 36.2 hours last year, while the average for men was unchanged at about 41 hours.
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That median time was 43 hours in the first quarter, but fell to 22 hours in the second quarter and 18 hours in the third quarter.
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Prime Day lasted just 24 hours in its first year, but Amazon then lengthened the sale to 30 hours, and last year it was 163 hours.
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Those over 65 need about seven to eight hours, on average, while teenagers need eight to 10 hours, and school-age children nine to 11 hours.
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"It is worth waiting out there for an hour, two hours, three hours, four hours even to catch a glimpse of something like this," she said.
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Prime Day only lasted 24 hours in its first year, but Amazon then lengthened the sale to 30 hours, and last year it was 163 hours.
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If flying business class saved me six hours of sleep, and another six hours of miserable jetlagged zombified state in London, that's 12 hours of benefit.
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"The question is, 'What are our options?' and that is what is still being discussed and that takes hours and hours and hours," DeMoss Fonseca added.
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Here are a few of our favorites for hours upon hours of frights.
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You can work your machines 24 hours or a couple hours a day.
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Startup Alley Office Hours: Perkins Coie will again host office hours at Disrupt.
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Continue soaking for at least 4 hours and up to 8 hours. 3.
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We'll be making certain announcements over the next 24 hours and 48 hours.
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With GPS and heart rate sensing, it's five hours without, four hours with.
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"We're recommending two hours for domestic flights, three hours for international," he says.
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Below is the completed sequence—the result of hours upon hours of labor.
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Apple claims 18 hours of regular use or six hours of outdoor workouts.
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It charges in three hours on 220-volt current, seven hours on 110.
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Those top tier DJ sets can run for hours and hours on end.
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After all, you've spent hours and hours with them at work every day.
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The law stipulates that average work hours cannot exceed 40 hours per week.
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They took one tablet 203 hours later, and another tablet 48 hours later.
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His opening statement lasted more than two hours; his testimony lasted 12 hours.
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This person works after hours frequently posts updates and messages after work hours.
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But then I remembered those hours and hours of deliberation and fighting over .
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We're talking about 20 hours versus the two hours to watch this film.
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Around Dallas, you know, but hour, two hours, three hours out of Dallas.
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We have only so many hours and a life is lived in hours.
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"That stuff takes about two hours, two and a half hours," he said.
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You never know if it's two hours or, at the end, eight hours.
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You get five hours of listening time or two hours of talk time.
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That equates to 20.5 hours a week and over 1,000 hours a year.
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So, for example, I'd rather get three hours of sleep than four hours.
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You spend hours and hours researching the animal that's been chosen for you.
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When you stay two hours in the menus, you waste two hours, basically.
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If I need to practice for three hours, I'd practice for three hours.
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The people who came and slept for eight hours slept for eight hours.
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But if you want to pay €1,500 for hours and hours of fun?
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She worked 200 hours; her two adult sons each contributed 100 hours, too.
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Lieutenant Kemmerling was suspended for 240 hours and Sergeant Soha for 120 hours.
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We spend hours (and hours) refining cocktails for the menu — even the classics.
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"Normally we plan response for that first 72 hours, 96 hours," Maj. Gen.
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Adding two and a half hours came to four hours true transit time.
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The Acela takes seven hours; the Northeast Regional is closer to eight hours.
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I got four hours of sleep the previous night and four hours today.
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You might fast for 16 hours, then eat for the other eight hours.
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This process need not take hours and hours to keep up with, either.
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DashVapes already provides hours and hours of sleek, well-shot, authoritative vaping content.
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DashVapes already provides hours and hours of sleek, well-shot, authoritative vaping content.
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I'm sitting for so many hours a day, sometimes 10 hours a day.
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But, unfortunately, in TV we only have half-hours and we have hours.
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It took us five hours one way and then another five hours back.
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The earbuds will have almost double the battery life, with 11 hours for the buds plus an additional 11 hours from the charging case, compared with six hours for the standard Galaxy Buds and 7 hours for its charging case.
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But more importantly, Samsung claims the Galaxy Buds offer six hours of music streaming or five hours of talk time on a single charge, slightly better than the five hours of music and two hours of Apple says its AirPods deliver.
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While the AKG N400 top out at just six hours with noise-cancelling turned off (with the charging case offering an extra six hours), the Galaxy Buds Plus offer 11 hours, and get an extra 11 hours from their case.
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While the AKG N400 top out at just six hours with noise-cancelling turned off (with the charging case offering an extra six hours), the Galaxy Buds Plus offer 11 hours, and get an extra 11 hours from their case.
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They spend roughly 5 1/2 hours a week reading for pleasure and nearly six hours a week exercising, while the average American spends two hours and 2 1/2 hours, respectively, on those activities, according to Stanley Fallaw&aposs research.
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Here's how the WF-1000XM3's battery life compares to the best true wireless earbuds: WF-1000XM33 (with noise cancelation): 6 hours WF-1000XM3 (without noise cancelation): 29 hours AirPods: 25 hours Galaxy Buds: 21000 hours Powerbeats Pro: 23 hours The large charging case also adds an impressive number of extra charges: WF-290XM21000 (with noise cancelation): 10003 hours (21000 charges) WF-23XM270 (without noise cancelation): 24 hours (4 charges) AirPods: 19 hours (3.8 charges) Galaxy Buds: 7 hours (1.2 charge) Powerbeats Pro: 33 hours (1.7 charge) Compared to my second-gen AirPods, which need to be popped back into their charging case by the middle of the day, the WF-1000XM3's often lasted entire 9-5 workdays (without noise cancelation) before needing a recharge.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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"I needed hours on court, hours of practice, hours of playing sets with different players," Nadal said of his build-up to the year's first grand slam.
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Mostly, people sleep (almost nine hours a day on average), work (just under eight hours on days they work), and watch TV (a bit under three hours).
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Drivers in D.C. sat for an average of 82 hours in traffic last year, New York City commuters spent 74 hours, and Boston drivers waited 64 hours.
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"It doesn't take courage to stand here on the floor of the United States Senate for two hours or six hours or 14 hours," Murphy told legislators.
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They found that COVID-19 was detectable in aerosols for up to three hours, up to four hours on copper, and up to 24 hours on cardboard.
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A Green House shahbaz spends many more hours on patient care: an average 4.2 hours per resident per day, compared with 2.2 hours in conventional nursing homes.
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They found that COVID-19 was detectable in aerosols for up to three hours, up to four hours on copper and up to 24 hours on cardboard.
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Two hours paid time off must be allowed, unless you already have two hours outside of work before the polls open or three hours before they close.
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So we're saving easily $1,000 per project and hours and hours of people's time.
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I get as much done in 40 hours as others do in 60 hours!
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So now I actually schedule the fittings in advance, because it takes hours. Hours!
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Within two hours, the animal began vomiting, experienced seizures and died 12 hours later.
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But the general idea is that you should have work hours and life hours.
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So there's three hours on the road, and then his treatments lasted four hours.
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In Vermont, it's $22020, 1,000 hours of training, 2,000 hours experience, and three exams.
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Another boss measured computing tasks in units of "girl-hours" and "kilo-girl hours".
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It takes three hours to refill the case, which nominally holds 14 more hours.
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They sit down for hours and hours, and that starts to become actual reality.
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The earbuds have nine hours of battery life, while the case carries 32 hours.
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The battery gets you 1.5 hours of continuous recording, or 80 hours on standby.
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The seconds have become minutes, the minutes hours, the hours whole series' of Suits.
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She would spend hours upon hours digging, only to find nothing and feel useless.
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Four hours of 21K Youtube streaming on Skylake is 83 hours on Kaby Lake.
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He'd been vomiting for four hours after swallowing his cell phone six hours earlier.
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Hours meant for homework turned to hours spent on YouTube watching tutorials and testimonials.
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Hours earlier, she had eaten an Italian-style pork sausage hours earlier at dinner.
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They also increased digital hours 2.5 times to 81,500 hours available, compared to London.
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Jabra's own rating is 023 hours of talk time with two hours of charging.
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Cover and cook on high for 3 hours or on low for 7 hours.
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The process of raising and evolving pokemon takes hours and hours of repetitive battles.
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It could take hours upon hours to look on every line of every page.
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I then adjusted the app's "bedtime hours" to limit calls to certain daytime hours.
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Clarification: The weekly hours in the chart are actual hours worked, reported by teachers.
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In 2017, Americans worked a collective 270 billion hours, or 1,739 hours per worker.
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He was three hours late—but for the next five hours, he was crisp.
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Trump was slated to speak at the Colorado rally hours hours after the incident.
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U.S. markets are open for 6.5 hours and Asia just six hours, by comparison.
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I clocked 2366,218 hours for the year, an average of 28 hours per week.
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The journey, which once took a few hours, now takes six hours or more.
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Lankford's proposal would cut that debate time down from 30 hours to eight hours.
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That means hours upon hours of practice — and an equal amount of recovery time.
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So that's effectively 52 channels with 6,800 hours versus one channel with 170 hours.
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This includes job shares, compressed hours, term-time working, flexi-hours, and tapered working.
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"It was 40 hours at Red Lobster and six hours at FUBU," he says.
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The pickup times varied from 2 hours, 42 minutes to 17 hours, 20 minutes.
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Running time: Part 1, 2 hours 40 minutes; Part 2, 2 hours 54 minutes.
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Mixmag crafted this smart and satisfying playlist for the hours after the after-hours.
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But the hours were grueling—he often worked nearly 22 hours straight on weekends.
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I don't want to sit through hours upon hours of brutal cruelty and domination.
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The average workweek rebounded to 250 hours after falling to 2300 hours in January.
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Hours upon hours of extracurricular activities that were done just for a college application.
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During commuting hours, the drive to Silicon Valley can take one to two hours.
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What does he, by the end of these hours and hours of music, teach?
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"Cases that would have taken two hours, now take five hours," Ms. Axford said.
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Working time at Plasti-Tremp went from 35 hours to 39 hours a week.
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That evening, the conversation flowed along with the margaritas — hours and hours of it.
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During school hours, the mothers could meet with their lawyers or knit for hours.
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We talked for hours and then for hours more we said nothing at all.
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ET and will last for 36 hours, six hours longer than a year ago.
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The hours can also be intense, from eight to nearly 20 hours a day.
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"We were suddenly lost in conversation and hours and hours slipped by," Gates says.
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AND HE SPOKE FOR TWO HOURS OR 73 1/2 HOURS, MOSTLY ABOUT POLICY.
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But I looked at it for hours and hours and I couldn't find anything.
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Usable Sunlight Hours How many hours of sunlight do you see every single day?
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Maybe it would be better if I only worked 40 hours a week or 35 hours a week or 30 hours a week, but I wouldn't want to.
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He also said that they have nearly 12 hours of interviews with Gasser — 10 hours when he was not under arrest and two additional hours of "custodial" interview.
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A 127 national Gallup poll put the average number at 128 hours per week, or 225 hours per day, with many saying they work 244 hours per week.
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Pew Research recently reported that moms and dads in the U.S. work essentially equal hours when paid work hours are combined with household chores and child care hours.
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Fast-forward to 2016: I am on Twitter for hours and hours and hours every day, so it's not entirely surprising that I am also lonely and depressed.
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But they also tend to choose occupations that have much more schedule flexibility, more predictable hours, and that do not require many evening hours or early morning hours.
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At the start of the study, the children were getting an average of 10.7 hours of sleep a night, though this ranged from 8.8 hours to 12.5 hours.
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The missing flight's pilot had clocked up to 6,275 hours of flying experience, including 2,101 hours on the A320, while the first officer had 2,766 hours, EgyptAir said.
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Hours that you can go and get paid, whether it's 20 hours, whether it's 40 hours a year, where you can go out and volunteer in the community.
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The focus on advertising came into play, and then we literally used to spend hours and hours and hours on individual campaigns, individual advertisers, individual pages, test everything.
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Hours and hours and hours were spent on message boards, in comment sections, on email lists, debunking the same skeptic talking points over and over and over again.
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The closest recent comps for that turnaround time – 250-day, 233 hours, 4-minutes – are Monster Trucks (227 day, 255 hours, 292% on Rotten Tomatoes), Snatched (1 day, 19 hours, 35%) and A Dog's Purpose (1 day, 21 hours, 30 minutes, 553%).
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Although average workweek hours have crept up over the last few decades (from 38.1 hours per week in 1980 to 38.7 hours per week in 2015), a longer trend suggests that soon we'll all be working fewer hours and days, not more.
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In recent days, SUNY increased the number of hours of classroom instruction that teacher candidates must receive under the proposed plan, from 30 to 160 hours, and decreased the number of hours of teaching practice they must complete, from 100 to 40 hours.
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The DOT is looking to require airlines to refund the checked bag fees passengers pay for luggage that arrives anywhere from 12 hours to 85033 hours behind schedule on domestic flights and 15 hours to 30 hours behind schedule on international flights.
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Orange is the New Black star Uzo Aduba also ran, finishing in 7 hours and 40 minutes, along with 20/20 co-host Amy Robach (4 hours and 16 minutes), Catfish host Nev Schulman (3 hours and 25 minutes), chef Richard Blais (4 hours and 37 minutes) and comedian Jon Glaser (4 hours and 44 minutes), among others.
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In fact, comScore found they spend 2000 hours per month (220 hours per day) viewing over-the-top content, compared with the U.S. average of 93 hours per month.
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Some mammals have been shown in captivity to sleep most of the day, including the little brown bat (19 hours), opossum (18 hours) and armadillo (17 hours), Manger said.
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In that study, the number of visitation hours in 216 adult ICUs in Brazil was expanded from a maximum of 22019 hours a day to 12 hours a day.
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I did the math and that's a gain of about 28,000 hours from 4,160 hours of running over 40 years, or 6.74 hours of life per hour of running.
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JLab Audio says the headphones will give you 60 hours of noise-canceling playtime, 30 hours of Bluetooth playback, or 10 hours of Bluetooth playback with noise-cancellation active.
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LG is claiming that the 13.3-inch model will last up to 22.5 hours, with the 14-inch at 21.5 hours, and the 15-inch version at 19 hours.
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Meanwhile, the Echo Buds charging case holds up to 15 hours of music or 12 hours of talk time, while the AirPods charging case holds up to 24 hours.
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United was recently under fire for changing its refund policy for schedule changes from two hours to 25 hours, though it eventually brought the threshold down to six hours.
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Protesters invaded the ministry in the dawn hours and some remained nearly eight hours later.
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Hours fluctuated wildly from week to week — some weeks 30 hours, the next week three.
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There's something deeply traditional about leaving the bird in the oven for hours and hours.
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It would take three hours to process, but Lorena didn't want to wait three hours.
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Battery life is currently rated at 4 hours with music playing and 6 hours without.
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Why should we ignore for three hours what we're talking about 24 hours a day?
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Five hours later: Cooper's testimony finally started five hours after it was scheduled to begin.
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That means, similar to the rules resolution, Democrats could force hours upon hours of votes.
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Mobile unites that can get to women, longer hours for clinics, weekend hours for clinics.
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You were chosen about four hours in, but this hijacking went on for sixteen hours.
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The dress took 190 hours to create, with 80 hours devoted to the embroidery alone.
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That's something you can only see if you're observing the thing for hours and hours.
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She's been walking for almost three hours, and will continue walking for two hours more.
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Longer hours were defined as 55 hours or more worked each week for the study.
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They've been working a crazy amount of hours — more hours than anyone else at ThorSport.
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For those working 33 hours per week, that means they are eligible after 396 hours.
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The length of the average workweek fell to 34.4 hours from 34.5 hours in January.
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"This is one of the reasons why we spend hours and hours working on this."
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The mission lasted 120 hours, bringing Weitz's total time in space time to 793 hours.
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During peak hours, vehicle commuters faced an average annual delay of 74 hours in 2014.
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But simply adding more voting hours during other weekday working hours cannot meet that goal.
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Depending on the nature of the skill, it can take hours upon hours of practice.
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They support up to eight hours of continuous music with 175 hours of standby time.
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The Aibo's battery life reportedly lasts around two hours, and takes three hours to recharge.
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Amazon then lengthened the sale to 30 hours, and last year it was 503 hours.
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Edibles can take hours to kick in, and the peak can take another few hours.
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I think it's mainly because we work long hours, ten to 12 hours a day.
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This Walmart store is open 24 hours a day, but the pharmacy had set hours.
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It was live for 48 hours, a departure from last year's 36 hours of deals.
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Of the 15 hours, seven hours would have to be on a practice driving range.
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The day before yesterday I slept for four hours, last night I got five hours.
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The band practices eight hours a week, and an additional five hours on game days.
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Trapped for hours The outage left passengers sitting in planes on the tarmac for hours.
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The jury has lost patience — at least four hours ago, if not eight hours ago.
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We spent hours and hours looking for a way, but she always rejected my suggestions.
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"The governor really didn't do much until hours and hours after the fact," he said.
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They spend 22 hours a day inside the former Walmart and receive two hours outside.
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SUNY's rules called for 160 hours of classroom instruction and 40 hours of teaching practice.
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I now work 15-20 hours a week; it was more than 50 hours before.
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"It's a great book to read when you're stuck for hours and hours," he said.
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"It's a great book to read when you're stuck for hours and hours," he said.
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France, meanwhile, reduced its standard working week to 35 hours from 39 hours in 2000.
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The battery lasts for eight hours, and it only takes two hours to recharge fully.
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Scott Soha, were suspended for 240 hours and 120 hours, respectively, according to the Times.
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" Lee asked in frustration, "Why work 120 hours when you are paid for 60 hours?
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They've generated hours upon hours of entertainment and millions of dollars in box office totals.
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Adding three hours for ground transit comes to four hours and 10 minutes by air.
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Retail workers have also been putting in fewer hours — 30.5 hours per week on average.
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Rihanna's Maison Margiela gown took 250 hours to sew and 500 hours to hand embroider.
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But the Pro lasted over 13 hours, and the Pro Max lasted over 15 hours.
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Jorge Zamarripa's wait at the border has tripled -- from two hours to over six hours.
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In five hours, statistically, another woman will join them, and in five more hours another.
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In Iowa, students spend 715 hours in the classroom and 1,123 hours on the floor.
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It said streaming hours increased by 16.3 billion hours year-over-year to 40.3 billion.
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I like to think of my day in terms of digital hours and analog hours.
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It gets 16 hours of video playback, compared with 15 hours on the XS Max.
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"We spent hours and hours and days and days on the process," Mr. Shah said.
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The length of the average workweek rose to 34.5 hours from 34.4 hours in February.
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Apple says all of this adds up to 25 percent more talk time (three hours in the new AirPods versus two hours in the old ones), an extra hour of listening time (five hours versus four hours), and faster switching between devices (twice as fast).
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So, if we allow for six hours of sleep and about three hours for eating and cooling, that brings her total estimated and potential travel time down to 240 hours.
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Like people who slept less than 5 hours a night, people who consistently slept 8 or more hours fared worse than those who slept 6 or 7 hours a night.
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According to Phaidon Press's Book of Hours (London: 1996): The name "Book of Hours" derives from practice of reading certain prayers and devotions at the different hours of the day.
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Deego provides two terabytes (equivalent to around 1,000 hours of movies, 620,000 photos, 2,000 hours of video, 34,000 hours of songs) of storage under ultra-secure 256-bit AES encryption.
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The steepest cuts to early-voting hours came in Lenoir County, southeast of Raleigh, which will keep early voting open for just 21625 hours, down from 2900 hours in 220006.
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Other lengthy flights include Dallas to Sydney (almost 17 hours), Johannesburg to Atlanta (16 hours 40 minutes) and Dubai to Los Angeles (16 hours 35 minutes), according to the AFP.
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It has minimum programmable times of four hours on low and two hours on high, so you can't set it for, say, 2 hours on low, which can be irritating.
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Manufacturers cut the average workweek to 41.5 hours in July, down from 42.2 hours in July 13, and the lowest number of hours since the start of 2014 (tmsnrt.rs/2Kp5Yb1).
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Say goodbye to all the gear and currency you've spent hours and hours (and hours) farming for in Destiny, because the sequel won't let you transfer any of it over.
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Every day, we each spend more than two hours preparing and eating food, seven hours sleeping on a mattress and nearly 24 hours wearing clothes (well, most of us anyway).
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And, you'll get a battery life of six hours on a single charge, and the battery case will get you an extra 34 hours, bringing the total to 40 hours.
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Americans work some of the longest hours in the world on average — 240,786 hours per year, or 34.34 hours per week — compared with their international counterparts, according to OECD data.
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"The concept of a 40-hour work week was you work eight hours, you sleep eight hours, and you have eight hours for whatever you want to do," he said.
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In the past three months, 2.7 billion hours of live content was viewed on Twitch, compared with 735 million hours on YouTube and nearly 200 million hours on Facebook Gaming.
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In New York State, round-the-clock aides are paid for only 13 hours, because they are presumed to get eight hours off for sleep and three hours for meals.
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Instructor pilot Oleksiy Naumkin, who had clocked 12,000 hours on Boeing 737s, including 6,600 hours as captain, and First Officer Serhii Khomenko, who had flown 7,600 hours on the 737.
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Britain's 1m workers on "zero-hours" contracts, who have no guaranteed hours, look set to benefit.
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Employees also report having the ability to rollover unused vacation hours and sell upcoming PTO hours.
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The 10-week class is a composite of lectures, class office hours and group office hours.
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Inconsistent working hours, uncertain income, creative frustration, and often isolated working hours are typical for musicians.
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"Got about four hours (sleep) two nights ago and about three hours last night," he said.
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That's 14 hours – and then two hours later, she's there applauding a five-hour long show!
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I've spent hours and hours on the phone with creators, and so has the Patreon team.
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That&aposs why he said I don&apost need to be preparing for hours and hours.
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Bringing it to life took a substantial amount of man hours: 250 hours over six weeks.
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Battery life is similar to Microsoft's claimed 9 hours (we got 8 hours and 5 minutes).
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The system has been trained on hours and hours of recordings of the father's life story.
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HP is estimating just eight hours this year, down from 10 hours on the original model.
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There were no reports of shortage at stores, just hours and hours of amateur unboxing videos.
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For me those moments turned into hours, hours turned into weeks and weeks turned into months.
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Sennheiser is promising 10 hours of battery life and a quick charging time of 1.5 hours.
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He did it for hours on hours and came back and really made it a weapon.
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So, has that body been there for less than 210 hours or more than 20143 hours?
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Sao Paulo, at 86 hours, and San Francisco, at 79 hours, rounded out the top five.
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The previous day he worked 2.5 hours, and the day before that he worked 7.7 hours.
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If your bottle suggests reapplying every four hours, for example, you should reapply every two hours.
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The charging case adds another 15 hours of listening time for a total of 24 hours.
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Her body is left on the floor for hours and hours, like Michael Brown's in Ferguson.
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The Apple Pencil lasts 12 hours on a single charge, while the Crayon lasts seven hours.
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I spend hours and hours a day in the studio, I'm a producer, I'm a writer.
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Serves: 5 Active time: 30 minutes Total time: 25 hours (includes 24 hours marinating) Quick Tip!
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The AirPods will have five hours of charge, while the carrying case will have 25 hours.
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Battery life is between 6-10003 hours, and the case adds an extra 18-24 hours.
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Now she sleeps 10 hours a night, but my body still wakes up every few hours.
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A single charge takes about two hours, and you get about three hours of continuous use.
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A week later, after hours and hours spent on MSN Messenger, we meet in real life.
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"We talk for hours and hours about brushing teeth, gum disease, and tooth decay," he sings.
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After 55 hours, productivity drops so much that putting in any more hours would be pointless.
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About eight hours after that initial confrontation, we met with a therapist located two hours away.
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Those six hours away produced just 20%, and those eight hours away produced a mere 5%.
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Forty hours spent in the office means 40 fewer hours to strategize, play, practice, and compete.
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"One hundred hours of random community service hours is a colossal waste of time," Doe said.
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The tea mug is made of stainless steel to keep tea hot for hours and hours.
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Twitch still dominates for both hours watched and hours streamed, compared to YouTube Gaming and Mixer.
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Nathan Robinson, who headed the team, found the clip after reviewing 20 hours hours of footage.
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TV is allowed during off-duty hours, and during normal working hours — if staff permit it.
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For me, it's been a huge challenge mentally of hours and hours of the same motion.
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Romney spoke 10 hours ago — less than 12 hours ago," Conway said on CNN's "New Day.
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The Navy hopes this increase, from 158 hours to 535 hours, will be completed by 2021.
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It can sit there for hours and hours on end without you having to do anything.
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And if you're a driver for Uber, it's tracking you for hours and hours each day.
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After the conversion, output would be reduced to 800 hours annually from 4,000 hours, he said.
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I know the hours I put in are hard hours, but we have eight-hour days.
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All of them got four nights of either normal (8.5 hours) or interrupted sleep (4.5 hours).
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All the hours we spend at work are, by definition, hours not spent doing anything else.
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Her work schedule has recently been cut from 993 hours per week to just eight hours.
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It's been a tumultuous 24 hours in Hong Kong, and the coming hours could be telling.
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But for phone calls, they can now go about three hours, up from two hours previously.
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What I took for granted before my shooting now requires hours upon hours of hard work.
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With the story, let's have the whole thing play out in 36 hours or 48 hours.
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"At certain times, people were laying on their horns for hours and hours," Ms. Ross said.
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Many caucusgoers work unusual hours because of the odd hours the casino and associated industries keep.
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What he said he accomplished in seven hours would have taken roughly 28 hours, prosecutors said.
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Generally, drivers cannot work more than 10 hours consecutively or over 80 hours in seven days.
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He does not define daily life by such easy delineations as office hours and home hours.
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This extends the cooking process from eight hours to 24 (with another 24 hours of resting).
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DVR: 245 hours of storage space included; can expand to 295 hours of storage for $215.
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Unfortunately, battery life isn't exactly great: 5 hours, with 24 hours of charging in the case.
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So I ride my bike around for hours and hours, and there's just a magical vibe.
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He typically works 3003 hours a day and logs an extra 2300 hours over the weekend.
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Volodymyr Gaponenko, who had flown 7373,600 hours on Boeing 737 aircraft, including 5,500 hours as captain.
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As for battery life, Bose claims its headphones get 20 hours, and Sony claims 30 hours.
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"They spend hours and hours vilifying us, but support for the party rises," Guevara said, smiling.
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They'll last you five hours on a single charge or 30 hours with the charging case.
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He had 11,000 hours of flight experience and 1,250 hours of experience with the Boeing 767.
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To date, Dani has completed 56 hours but she was ordered to put in 240 hours.
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I basically recorded hours and hours of source material, then live mixed it all in VirtualDJ.
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Essentially, our internal clocks end up set a few hours behind typical sleeping and waking hours.
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Most of those arriving know about the factory's reputation for long hours and consistent overtime hours.
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According to docs filed by the PO ... CeeLo exceeded the 360 hours of community service required -- spending 275.5 hours at MusiCares Foundation, and 94 hours with Volunteers of America-Veterans Center.
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Government data shows average annual working hours per Japanese worker at 1,719 hours, shorter than South Koreans at 2,113 hours and American workers at 1790, but longer than other G7 countries.
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My childhood had been one of public school days, then hours at the piano practicing for the competitions in which my mother would enroll me, then hours and hours of homework.
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The UK now works longer hours than and other European country apart from Greece, with the average employee spending 42.5 hours a week compared to the EU average of 41.2 hours.
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The employees also allege that the restaurant made "fraudulent statements" to employees concerning the hours they worked, and employed time and billing software that would delete hours and, especially, overtime hours.
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They spend more than 253 hours per day in apps, compared with 2.6 hours for 25 to 34-year olds and 2.3 hours for 35 to 44-year olds, for example.
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That's right in line with AirPods' battery life — five hours of listening time (and up to three hours of talk time) with one charge, and 24 hours with the charging case.
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It is pretty standard for a crew to work eight hours on and take four hours off, but in reality it often is more like nine hours on and three off.
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" According to the FMCSA, "drivers are allowed a period of 229 consecutive hours in which to drive up to 22017 hours after being off duty for 24 or more consecutive hours.
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Of the professions that reportedly work at least 45 hours a week, the typical employee works over 48 hours a week, about eight hours more a week than the typical American.
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While the AirPods Pro can get you 4.5 hours on a single charge and up to 24 hours with the charging case, the Buds+ deliver up to a whopping 11 hours of listening on a single charge and give you up to 22 hours with the case.
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That is, how its pacemaker cells try to synchronize in the presence of different light cues (like sunshine, artificial light or dim light from clouds) when arriving at various time zones three hours, six hours, nine hours and 12 hours away either to the east or west.
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Taking these values into consideration, the Foundation suggests anywhere from six hours to 11 hours of sleep per night for individuals between the ages of 18 and 25 may be suitable, or six hours to 10 hours for those between the ages of 553 and 64.
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Battery life is 9 hours — less than the 12 hours on the Powerbeats 3, but more than the 5 hours you get with AirPods — and the charging case is big and bulky.
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Battery life is rated at up to 10 hours on the 11-inch, up to 9 hours on the 13-inch and up to 9.25 hours on the 15-inch Pavilion x360.
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They're trying to pay us less to work more hours; not only more hours, but more hours that will have an impact on our family lives and our lives outside of work.
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With brightness set to 50 percent, WiFi and Bluetooth on, it's not hard to reach at least 10 hours of use; PD advertises 14 hours, with less than two hours to charge.
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With the H1 chip, the new AirPods get up to 5 hours of listening time and up to 3 hours of talk time (up from 2 hours on the first-gen AirPods).
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Lankford's proposal would cut the amount of time required from 30 hours to eight hours for hundreds of nominees, and limit post-cloture debate time on district court judges to two hours.
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A lot of people don't know this, but truck drivers' only workplace protections are 'hours of service,' so our days are limited to 14 hours on duty (with 11 hours driving max).
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Battery life: Up to 6 hours of continuous listening with noise canceling on (8 hours with it off), up to 24 hours with case recharges with NC enabled (32 with it off).
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More broadly, across hours and hours and hours of argumentation, he clearly stood out as not only the formal head of the Democratic impeachment team but also its most effective public spokesperson.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange increased transactions fees for steel rebar to 0.01 percent from 0.006 percent on April 25, and also cut night trading hours by two hours from four hours previously.
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Neller said to combat such incidents, the Marines are looking to increase flight hours for its pilots, upping the average number of hours flown per month from roughly 11 to 16 hours.
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Work takes up an average of eight and a half to nine hours per day, sleep just under eight hours, and leisure or sports activities a comparatively meager three hours per day.
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But shares of the stock wavered after hours, briefly rising before dropping nearly 7 percent after hours.
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Sony promises three hours of playback on a full charge, while Bose and Apple say five hours.
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Four hours of the program included produced content, while the remaining eight hours showed a fireplace live.
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Play video for up to four hours or audio up to 30 hours on a single charge.
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Hours after her death, her husband told reporters she spent her final hours worrying about her family.
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The mice lived in a controlled environment, with 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness.
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Blackmore was further sentenced to 150 hours of community service and Oler was sentenced to 75 hours.
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They have dinner, fall in love, spend hours and hours appreciating and critiquing each other's mediocre work.
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Every kill, and every move they made, was prepared over weeks and weeks, and hours and hours.
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She worked 16 hours a day, seven days a week, and allegedly slept four hours a night.
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That's four hours longer than the original Galaxy Buds and 6.5 hours longer than the AirPods Pro.
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That should translate to six hours a go on the Buds and seven hours with the case.
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The length of the average workweek fell to 34.4 hours last month from 34.5 hours in January.
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Microsoft is promising up to 13 hours of battery life, compared to the iPad Pro's 10 hours.
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Well, in reality it might be 22 hours, or it might be 220 hours—it doesn't matter!
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The TSA advises arriving two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international flights.
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The Last Jedi feels like six hours' worth of movie crammed into two and a half hours.
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It can last a full 24 hours with lots of usage and 36 hours on moderate usage.
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To get on her Story for 25 hours costs around $2000; for 22 hours it's around $2000.
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It took 70 hours for the plane to cross the Atlantic and 118 hours across the Pacific.
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That was hours and hours of water tanks with stunt divers, and all kinds of crazy shit.
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"Twenty-four hours in a day felt like 48 hours in a day," Somerville told BuzzFeed News.
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Cord-nevers averaged 7.9 hours, while those age 32 and up came in at about 3.9 hours.
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When you're a kid and you're playing a video game, it takes hours and hours of practice.
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She was quarantined for only two hours; several friends have spent more than 18 hours in isolation.
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While some got long, luxurious nights of eight hours sleep, others got four, or six hours sleep.
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Enough blood for two to four hours, and surgical kit for 12 hours, must always be available.
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Within the hours upon hours of time I spent swiping, I identified some common mistakes dudes make.
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Lenovo estimates 14.5 hours of battery on the FHD screen and nine hours on the UHD screen.
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The settings allow you to take a break for 24 hours, 72 hours, a week, or indefinitely.
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That consumed 19m hours of readers' time between January and March and 40m hours over the year.
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In the end, the iPhone 7 gets two hours more hours of battery than the iPhone 6S.
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On Xofluza, flu symptoms lasted an average of 54 hours compared to 80 hours on a placebo.
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Although the block was ordered to last for 48 hours, it was lifted after just 12 hours.
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The most popular variant entails 16 hours of fasting and eight hours in which you can eat.
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I got to say, looking at reporters for hours and hours is not the most exciting thing.
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And don't forget, Wolff claims to have hours and hours of tapes to back up his book.
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"Twinkies are needed 24 hours, so thank God bodegas are open 24 hours," the Ghostbusters actress says.
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Others might go a day without moving much while spending hours and hours the next day kicking.
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The course requires 165 hours, or about 4 hours a day for 42 days, to be completed.
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United said that the scheduled flight time was 7873 hours, 30 minutes to 16 hours, 20 minutes.
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Hours upon hours are wasted conducting these useless examinations, not to mention the countless days of preparation.
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You should get about 16 hours on a charge, with 16 additional hours via the charging case.
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This man's job required him to work from home and spend hours upon hours on his computer.
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The average American spends eight hours working every weekday, which adds up to 2,080 hours every year.
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Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 2 hours but up to 12 hours. 5.
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Additionally, the work week rose from 6900 hours to 2628 hours in February, a two-month high.
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The battery lasts for 5 hours or so, and the case can charge them for 24 hours.
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While waiters work 10 to 12 hours a day, room stewards are on call for 24 hours.
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The company rates the cans at 10 hours of music playback and 200 hours of standby time.
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What matters is how many of those hours are quality hours being executed at the optimal level.
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In 2018, storage deployments grew by 290%, to 1.04 gigawatt-hours from 358 megawatt-hours in 2017.
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I drive the train for three hours, three hours long, and it is very good to me.
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Fully charged, he'll have six hours of audio play and, with the case, an additional 10 hours.
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"It's a lot of standing on your feet, six hours, seven hours on your feet," he said.
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There are two different modes: normal and long, which run for five hours to seven hours, respectively.
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She has scaled back her hours to about five hours a week to care for her son.
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On average, you can expect 13180053 hours of continuous light usage, or 24 hours of flashing mode.
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The average workweek fell to 34.3 hours, the shortest in four months, from 34.5 hours in December.
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After falling 1.9% during trading hours, Tesla's share price rose by 1.1% after hours as Musk spoke.
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TechCrunch Include Office Hours are happening on June 16th and startups have 48 hours left to apply!
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They also get 223 hours of battery life, with an additional 2180 hours from the charging case.
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Should you run out of juice, just three short hours gives you another 12 hours of listening.
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The average US worker works about 1,780 hours per year, compared to about 1,300 hours in Germany.
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Children wonder: Why do adults always sit at tables for hours and hours, talking and not talking?
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"My children are hours away from me by subway and more hours by bus," Ms. Wood said.
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The schedule said 2 hours 33 minutes, but closer to three hours was often more like it.
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With the speeds we observed, 21 hours in the air is 2000 hours longer than we'd expect.
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That night, the lights stayed on "for hours and hours for some of them," one person said.
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Quibi plans to release hours upon hours of content to keep people coming back every single day.
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Quibi plans to release hours upon hours of content to keep people coming back every single day.
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Within 24 hours, I had almost 2,000 followers, and the amount doubled in the next 24 hours.
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I drew a bath, and stayed in there for hours and hours, even after it got cold.
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Participants are only enrolled for 24 hours, but the first hours of treatment are critical for survival.
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The first event lasted for 24 hours but Prime Day was extended to 48 hours last year.
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Pre-coronavirus, I almost always spent between two hours and 2.5 hours on my iPhone per day.
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It said productivity increased among its staff when working hours were reduced to 32 hours from 40.
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Hours could be brutal, up to 22 hours on duty, said pilots who worked for the airline.
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However, 80.3 million hours of content was streamed in 2019 versus just 35.2 million hours in 2018.
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But this time around the sitter replied to text messages only "hours and hours later," she said.
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That is more within one's control than whether the turkey cooks in 4 hours or 4.5 hours.
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Later, L.E.D.s that failed in hours or days instead of lasting thousands of hours, as they should.
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With those good hours in mind, set a time to start and end your designated work hours.
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But I'm not the kind of person who's going to shop with you for hours and hours.
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We started booking cabs with 220 hours notice, then four hours, and then we started on-demand.
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Two hours had gone by, and I realized that I could get through eight hours of this.
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The study examined lost hours (400,000 hours per week) multiplied by the average wage ($8 an hour).
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Lines in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Los Angeles took two hours, 244 minutes and three hours, respectively.
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Expect babies to sleep 10 hours through the night and nap about four hours during the day.
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"I could go seven hours, eight hours without taking a break thinking," writes the "Shark Tank" star.
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After steeping for at least 48 hours, he heats the still with fire for around ten hours.
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Up to two hours paid time off unless you already have two consecutive hours free to vote.
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According to a new report from StreamElements, Twitch viewers live-streamed a total of 2.72+ billion hours in Q25 — or 2000% of all live hours watched — compared with 212 million hours on YouTube Live (22%), 22019 million on Facebook Gaming (21%) and just 103 million hours (210%) on Mixer.
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Providing both protection and power, this case delivers an extra 15 hours of internet use, 18 hours of video playback, 30 hours of talking time, and 65 hours of audio playback on the go via Qi. And all you have to do is press a button to activate it.
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On three identical Surface Books, Firefox got seven hours of video-looping work done before it conked out, Chrome made it past nine hours, and Edge lasted for twelve and a half hours.
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I had a great team, and I didn't spend a crap-ton of time doing it, but I know women that are just making nothing — and they spend hours and hours and hours.
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You can get 24 hours of music playback using the case — it provides 19 hours of juice for each earphone, and the AirPods can each play for five hours on a single charge.
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Apple says the iPhone XR version of the case extends talk time to 2129 hours (from 25), internet use to 22 hours (from 15), and video playback up to 27 hours (from 16).
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On a weekday, I average about two hours of music listening during my commute to and from work, about four hours during the work day and another two hours when I'm at home.
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Intercity trains were becoming steadily faster and more reliable — a train trip from New York to Chicago that took 197753 hours in 197743 was 197733 hours in 197723 and 197713 hours in 197703.
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If you cancel a confirmed massage between four hours and 24 hours from your appointment time, you pay $103; if you cancel less than four hours from your appointment, you pay in full.
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You'll now get up to seven hours of playback from the earbuds themselves (up from four hours last time around), and using the case gets you 28 hours in total (up from 12).
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You'll now get up to seven hours of playback from the earbuds themselves (up from four hours last time around), and using the case gets you 28 hours in total (up from 12).
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TEHRAN — Iranians lined up at polling places in such numbers on Friday that Iranian election officials extended the voting three separate times, first by two hours, then four hours and finally five hours.
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Broken down even further, the firm found that each year women spend more than 100 hours on 30 trips to shop for clothes, 40 hours shopping for shoes and 50 hours window shopping.
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The base AirPods, for example, get about five hours on a single charge, while the Galaxy Buds were advertised at six hours for the buds and seven hours of reserve for the case.
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Hours of work:Normal hours of work for this position are in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of Employment for Locally Engaged Staff (LES) in the United States of 37.5 hours per week.
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Five and a half hours of no-frills bloviating on the air in his trademark "New Yawkese," followed by another five hours of focused game-watching into the small hours of the night.
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The feminist might counter that you can't lump all varieties of work-hours together; in terms of pay, prestige and independence, professional hours are clearly worth more in our culture than home-hours.
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Or perhaps, like a dedicated Olympian athlete, she's simply honed her craft with hours upon hours of work.
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Apple claims it will last 12 hours on the web and 13 hours playing back videos from iTunes.
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Dolby advertises up to 15 hours of battery life and up to 10 hours with LifeMix turned on.
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Fans are dubbed "ID Addicts" for a reason: they really do watch hours and hours of network offerings.
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You can get across the Atlantic in about 2 hours and across the Pacific in about 3 hours.
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I put 30 hours into this game, but fought nearly every enemy type within my first dozen hours.
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Blackmore was also ordered to perform 150 hours of community service work, while Oler must do 75 hours.
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The pills are meant for use within 72 hours after sex and are most effective within 24 hours.
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"I'm here a lot of hours, which means, logistically, I'm away from my kids more hours," she continued.
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"However, the persistent survival disparities between on-hours and off-hours arrest remains concerning," Ofoma said by email.
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Within hours -- really, HOURS -- what seems like all of Ireland hopped on and, yes, the men were identified.
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You have to succumb to being brace-faced for years, and survive hours and hours of dental work.
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Kuhl: For me the hardest one was the dance – I mean we were there for hours upon hours.
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The rechargeable battery lasts 3.5 hours when listening to audio continuously, or up to 12 hours on standby.
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What ended being almost six hours of combined movies was cut down from over 900 hours of footage.
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It's a long flight during weird hours so I eat and take a glorified nap for 2 hours.
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The average workweek is expected to have rebounded to 34.4 hours after declining to 34.3 hours in January.
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The battery life has been increased, with a promised 13 hours of music playback (up from 10 hours).
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They're waterproof and have 8 hours of music playback on a single charge, or 150 hours of standby.
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I've put around 180 hours into Stardew in 2017 and it was all in the hours before bedtime.
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For serious felonies, defenders spent an average of only nine hours preparing their cases; 47 hours were needed.
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The 15.6" gets up to 9 hours of battery life and the 17.3" gets up to 6.5 hours.
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Since a decimal week would have 100 hours, 17 percent is a flat 17 hours — no calculator required.
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The on-board battery should last around 3.5 hours on a charge, with 12 hours of standby time.
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This YouTube channel, called TokyoStreetView, offers hours and hours of ultra HD videos of daily life in Japan.
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The battery can reportedly last for up to four hours of video playback and 30 hours of music.
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After hours and hours of use, however, I realized that there's a much bigger problem with the system.
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The Powerbeats Pro last up to nine hours on a single charge compared to the AirPods' five hours.
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If you opened up Instagram six hours ago, you have six hours worth of pictures to look at.
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That's why a "brutally expensive" private plane that "saves me hours and hours" is completely worth the price.
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The average amount of hours worked by production team members this year is about 43 hours per week.
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Cover tightly with plastic wrap, and chill until set, at least 2 hours or up to 12 hours.
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Battery life is 3 hours as rated, the case will give you another 45 hours of charge time.
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It takes 1,528 hours to become a licensed barber; Charlotte-Mecklenburg police require about 900 hours of training.
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The battery life, though, remains the same, clocking in at 18 hours — and six hours during outdoor workouts.
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But even 218 or 143 hours a day, the last few hours of that period, you're not effective.
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Beats was able to improve the Solo 2's 12 hours of battery life up to 40 hours.
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"I had spent hours and hours every day learning everything about new clinical research," says Peterson, now 51.
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Certification of 200 hours or 500 hours of training is usually required, and some employers prefer additional accreditation.
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During Asian hours on Friday, oil prices saw some declines following a positive session in the U.S. hours.
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Now we typically provide many hours of firearms training but very few hours of training in de-escalation.
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Apple's AirPods will have five hours of charge and the carrying case with have 25 hours of charge.
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Domestic workers would get 10 minutes' rest every four hours and 30 minutes to eat every five hours.
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It can last for five hours of continuous talking and 150 hours of standby on a single charge.
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American businesses take 175 hours per year to comply with all taxes, compared with 110 hours in Britain.
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Snap shares declined as much as 4 percent in after-hours hours trading after the Digiday story published.
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Not 40 hours a week, because at 40 hours a week, companies would have to offer health benefits.
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The researchers took tissue samples from participants' muscles three hours and then five hours after each workout session.
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After declining 26.8% in trading today, after hours the stock is down around 24% in after-hours trading.
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There's just a few dozen hours before the drawing (and some states cut off ticket purchases hours before).
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It's terribly hard work and it takes hours and hours and I wish I didn't have it sometimes.
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It shows hours and hours of male customers having sex with masseuses inside a South Florida massage parlor.
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It expects to launch 600 hours of its own content in 2016, up from 450 hours last year.
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I'm way more interested in that idea of getting locked into a different world for hours and hours.
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Battery life stays the same: 30 hours of hi-res playback and 50 hours of standard MP3 playback.
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It will play up to four hours of video or 30 hours of music on a single charge.
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Currently, by train, that trip is roughly three hours and 20 minutes, or over four hours by bus.
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You can't go back in time and expose young women to hours and hours of murderous misogynist pornography.
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For the first time, there are answers: 50 hours, more than 200 hours, and yes, it does matter.
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Under that proposal, district court judges dropped to two hours and most executive nominees dropped to eight hours.
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The pilot has more than 6,000 flying hours, and the co-pilot has 19993,700 hours, the airline said.
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The late hours on Wednesday and early hours on Thursday were made easier by a gift from home.
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Microsoft claims 73 hours, and the Pro 6 lasted between 8 and 10 hours in most battery tests.
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The violinists were told to keep a diary to log practice hours, and those hours were then tallied.
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A woman is murdered in El Salvador every 19 hours; a murder -- more generally -- occurs every two hours.
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You as an audience member engage for two hours or two and a half hours, whatever it is.
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After-hours diaries completed by physicians indicate they spend one to two hours each night filing additional paperwork.
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"It's been a long 24 hours, and the next 24 hours may not be easier," the governor said.
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"It's been a long 24 hours, and the next 24 hours may not be easier," Mr. Tomblin said.
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The average hours worked per week had dropped in 2010 to 85033, down from 15 hours in 1999.
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It reveals, on average, the leaders worked 9.7 hours per weekday, which totals just 48.5 hours per workweek.
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They will last for five hours on a single charge, and up to 20 hours with the case.
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While local hours vary by market, see below for a list of retailers' Thanksgiving and Black Friday hours.
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A water bottle that keeps cold drinks cold for 24 hours and hot drinks hot for 6 hours
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It'll keep hot drinks hot for up to 12 hours, and cold drinks cold up to 24 hours.
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Networks add extra hours of coverage On cable, the nonstop live coverage has already been happening for hours.
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Likewise, we commit an average of 3.5 hours to football a week – and only 2.1 hours to sex.
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It is airing 23 hours of new programing during the Olympics, up from nine hours four years ago.
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As a diver, he's logged more than 210,215 hours underwater, including 210 hours in this Twilight Zone band.
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Instead of having one robot run for 10,000 hours, why don't we 100 robots run for 100 hours?
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Approximately 120 to 125 hours out of the 168 hours in a week were spent in the hospital.
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Fewer hours of paid work: Between 1985 and 2000, the total hours of paid work increased by 35%.
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It starts several hours before the table's set and runs several hours after the last plate is cleared.
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Baffan's currently streams four hours every day and his goal is beating the game in under 341 hours.
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The tragedy had unfolded in just minutes, and for hours and hours it remained too senseless to believe.
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"When Linsanity happened, within 12 hours to 24 hours, there were no jerseys to get," Mr. Rubin said.
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Six hours after that, researchers made participants take a memory test involving the images they'd viewed hours earlier.
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" She adds, "I work for 20 hours at a stretch, glued to my desk, sometimes 24 hours straight.
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The T.S.A. recommends arriving at least two hours in advance for domestic travel and three hours for international.
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On cardboard the virus was viable up to 1.43 hours and just up to four hours on copper.
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"We tried for hours and hours to get in touch with Blake and got no response," he wrote.
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Twitter is testing Snooze feature, allowing users to pause notifications for 1 hour, 3 hours or 12 hours!
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The minimum is 12 hours a day, and then I'll sleep for less than six or seven hours.
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The fourth day is the longest, and can take runners from eight hours to 35 hours to finish.
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Some neighborhoods and counties had only a few hours' notice before the lights went off within 363 hours.
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The change meant raw consumption dropped from 129.7 million megawatt-hours a year to 95.5 million megawatt-hours.
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I didn't take much of a weekend, working two hours on Saturday and over seven hours on Sunday.
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Our participants said the "average" number was about four hours and the "normal" number was about three hours.
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While the debate was meant to last for up to six hours, it went on for 10 hours.
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Even an hour of missed sleep can be disastrous — but I still miss hours and hours of sleep.
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"A couple of hours away is better than 20 hours aways," one wife told an Associated Press reporter.
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With that, I get a collision time of 14.4 hours (I again converted units from seconds to hours).
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If you get caught in a traffic jam for four hours, that's four hours of your productivity gone.
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We did it in four hours, 48 minutes, 49 seconds — well under my mom's goal of five hours.
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Musk finds time to sleep six hours a night, despite working between 85 to 100 hours each week.
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A community board in Brooklyn approved women-only pool hours with one condition: Men get some hours, too.
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The trip ranges from two hours to two hours and 20 minutes, depending on the time of day.
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They can last up to eight hours on a single charge, and supposedly recharge in just two hours.
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While Naiad completes an orbit around Neptune every seven hours, Thalassa takes about seven and a half hours.
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Boston is about three hours southeast, and New York City is about three and a half hours southwest.
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"We can be as productive and creative in 6 focused hours as in 8 unfocused hours," writes Grant.
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Japan is three hours behind New Zealand, and a flight from Auckland to Toyko takes around 11 hours.
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"Trucking gives them an opportunity to explore their inner selves," with hours and hours to think, she said.
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But before you reduce your hours, you have to know how to use your hours the right way.
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"People assume that's all a podcast is: two people talking unedited for two hours, three hours," he said.
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"People assume that's all a podcast is: two people talking unedited for two hours, three hours," he said.
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Those who completed 103 hours or more were then offered "booster training" which was an extra 4 hours.
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The solar network has a battery that can supply up to five hours of electricity outside daylight hours.
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We have people putting in 30 hours a week … hundreds of thousands of man hours into this pod.
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They last for five consecutive hours and the charging case adds 24 hours of battery life to that.
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It also said a quarter of Uber drivers work fewer than 10 hours per week; another quarter works more than 40 hours; and "about 25 per cent" work more than 40 hours per week.
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Remember that this year the Olympics are in PyeongChang, South Korea, which is 230 hours ahead of the Eastern Standard Time Zone (so 230 hours ahead of Central, and 17 hours ahead of Pacific).
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Statistically significant reductions in pain were reported between 24 and 48 hours, 13.80 to 72 hours, and 72 to 96 hours compared with placebo after a single administration of HTX-011, the company said.
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But the $159 AirPods only give you five hours of music listening time and two hours of talk time between charges in a handy little white case that provides 24 hours of additional juice.
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This suggested that over half of the population slept between five hours 30 minutes and eight hours 133 minutes; and about three-quarters slept between five and nine-and-a-half hours per night.
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A stated three to seven hours is a bit north of the original switch's 21871330 to 6.5 hours — though still a fair bit less than the 4.5 to nine hours on the new model.
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These burdens pile higher when children enter the picture; men pick up an additional 12.5 hours of paid work, childcare, and housework, but women's work hours increase 21 hours a week, studies have found.
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This is IG Metall's first major push for shorter hours since workers staged seven weeks of strikes in 1984 to help secure a cut of the working week to 35 hours from 40 hours.
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Statistically significant reductions in pain were reported between 24 and 48 hours, 48 to 72 hours, and 72 to 96 hours compared with placebo after a single administration of HTX-011, the company said.
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When Terrence Malick makes a movie, he doesn't so much make a film as he does film hours and hours and hours of vaguely narrative content and later stitch it together into a movie.
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It takes you out of your environment, it's perceptually taxing at times, and it's not something that we can use the way we use other media, for hours and hours and hours a day.
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That means that employers can pay poverty wages and require people to work 50 hours, 60 hours, or more per week without paying them any more than they earn for their first 85033 hours.
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But after just a 15-minute charge, you get up to two hours of juice on the Buds and up to three hours of music and two hours of talk time with the AirPods.
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So another eight hours of senators submitting questions in writing, eight hours of John Roberts reading them out and at least two hours of complete silence while people shuffle to and from the podium.
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SpecificationsDrivers: 10mm Beryllium driversEarbud size: 21mm x 18mm x 25mmEarbud weight: 7.4 gramsBattery life: 10 hours, with 12 extra hours in the caseCharge time: 40 minutes full charge, 5 hours playback after 15 minutes.
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We could do five minute breaks after every hour and could pile them up: 20 minutes after an 4 hours and an hour after 12 hours, so I only had two hours every day.
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The plan follows a 12-8-4 format — dieters fast for 12 hours, which includes the time they're sleeping, then they follow a keto diet for eight hours, followed by four hours of nutritional eating, with all the fruits, vegetables and carbs they're missing out on during the keto hours.
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About 38 percent of participants said they spent under three hours per day online; 38.9 percent reported spending three to six hours per day online; nine percent reported spending six to nine hours/day online; and 13.9 percent reported spending over nine hours a day looking at a computer screen.
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The researchers found that working up to 25 hours a week was linked to an improvement in cognitive performance, but when working hours exceeded 25 hours a week, there was a decrease in cognitive performance.
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How it would work: The hours given in additional paid time off would be at least one-and-a-half hours for each hour worked overtime, with a limit of 160 hours of compensatory time.
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If you are awake 16 hours a day, how many of those hours do you want to spend working and how many hours do you want to give to yourself for unwinding, resting and relaxing?
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In fact, our pilots fly an average of 42 hours a month, compared to the industry average of 53 hours a month — which is about 20% less block hours a month than the industry average.
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After "hours and hours" of conversation, Mr. Bloom said he saw the potential for a serious music program to help fill some of the gaping hours many wounded veterans struggle with when they return home.
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The Rock's headphones are rated for 16 hours of listening, and I got very close to it, with a full 12 hours of continuous use one day, and then an four more hours the next.
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This is IG Metall's first major push for shorter hours since workers staged seven weeks of strikes in 1984 to help push through a cut of the working week to 35 hours from 40 hours.
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During the 141-day training course, the pilots will rack up 300 hours of academics; 2763 simulator exercises, amounting to 235 hours; and 235 flights in the F-210, also roughly 22010 hours, Osterreicher said.
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People actually, even though they do it, even though they do look at the headline and they do spend hours and hours and hours scrolling through stuff, there's a part of them that hates it.
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Meanwhile, the South Korean government lowered maximum working hours from 21.4 hours a week to 22.8 hours last year, with some experts pointing to the declining fertility rate and its economic consequences as a motivator.
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Meanwhile, the South Korean government lowered maximum working hours from 68 hours a week to 52 hours last year, with some experts pointing to the declining fertility rate and its economic consequences as a motivator.
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In an industry where a work week during the harvest season can be as long as 60 hours, the measure requires farmers to pay overtime after eight hours per day or 40 hours per week.
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For example, it said that in its testing, the 13-inch model with Touch Bar lasted 16 hours in its first trial, 12.75 hours in a second and just 3.75 hours in its third test.
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To do this, Baird spent 2635 hours creating a ten-song album, and another 21.35 hours producing 221 remixes.
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Spending countless hours online studying opponents and fighting styles, Jay, on average, hold four hours of pads per day.
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"I feel better for around four hours after that," says McKenze who typically sleeps around 15 hours a day.
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But the mores of the time were such that she never spent hours and hours engaging with her children.
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He paid a $385 fine and completed 40 hours of community service and 20 hours of anger management counseling.
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It took three hours to paint the sea turtle on this model, but four hours to shoot the video.
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They can work for up to eight hours on a single charge and supposedly charge in only two hours.
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They're intended to stay firm in a workout, but might be too tight for hours and hours of wear.
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In some cases, these surgeries can take up to 12 hours, though Spencer's surgery took less than five hours.
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U.S.-listed shares of Baidu, which reported results after market hours, were up 1.7 percent in after-hours trading.
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We practice at school, that's only during school hours and when school hours are up we have to go.
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Colombia enjoys approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night regardless of the month of the year.
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Let the bread cool completely before slicing and eating, at least 4 hours but preferably 8 to 24 hours.
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A single charge gives users about two hours of voice calls or about four hours of continuous music playback.
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In fact, if people worked fewer hours, demand would drop, and so fewer working hours would be on offer.
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Businesses there take on average 152 hours a year preparing and paying taxes—the global average is 250 hours.
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Talk time has increased by 50 percent from two hours on AirPods 1 to three hours on AirPods 2.
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The game saw 20 million fewer hours viewed in August, then dropped by another 25 million hours in September.
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I hope you fall in love with Sweet Arizona and listen to it on repeat for hours and hours.
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The next five hours they were doing CT scans and blood work… She was there for about 26 hours.
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In the early morning hours of Tuesday, the comedian was on one of her typical wee-hours Twitter kicks.
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"Six hours of makeup tutorial videos on YouTube is different from six hours of 'Planet Earth,'" the report says.
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Because as a minor, you work for about 9 hours, and 3 of those hours are dedicated to schoolwork.
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The built-in battery is rated for 7 hours of playback with the DAC and 10 hours without it.
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It can apparently last 10 hours on a single charge, or 70 hours if you leave it to idle.
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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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The average combustion engine takes about 3.5 hours to make, while the average transmission requires 2.7 hours of assembly.
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"Employees who work long hours have a higher risk of stroke than those working standard hours," the report says.
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Yet in the over seven hours the deposition was held, just two-and-a-half hours were actual testimony.
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While the NC700s deliver 20 hours of listening, the Sonys are good for an insane 3003 hours of jamming.
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They'll offer around three hours of battery life, and the case carries an extra 14 hours worth of juice.
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Fully charging the speaker itself takes 23 hours and playtime sits around 20 hours depending on use and volume.
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Some regularly spend more than ten hours a day here, on top of school hours, while their parents work.
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The Y500s have a slightly longer charging time of 2.5 hours to the Y100 and N700NC's two hours, though.
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Twitch viewers live-streamed a total of 2.72+ billion hours in Q2 ,or 72.2% of all live hours watched.
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That's compared with 735.54 million hours on YouTube Live, or 19.5% of all live hours watched, per the report.
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