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clock

[klok] / klɒk /


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“It is the clock,” he said, and the duration of the oil shock currently remains “unknowable with any precision.”

From MarketWatch

Homendy said there were two controllers working who had clocked in about an hour before the collision and had taken on additional duties, which is standard for the midnight shift.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pitch clock shortened games by nearly 30 minutes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, Mauren is grateful for the attention she's received from the medical staff who have been working around the clock under extremely challenging conditions.

From BBC

As the clock ticked down Sunday night, Iowa’s men’s basketball team faced a seemingly impossible task.

From The Wall Street Journal