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Aides anxiously watch the clock as her every minute is planned with military precision.

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As the clocks go back and the darkness draws in, spare a thought for those living with the longest nights in the UK.

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And when he reached for the wall, he spun around to look at the clock: 20.89.

Annual inflation clocked in at 3% in September compared with a year earlier, better than the most recent expectations.

Black women, however, may clock Stefani for what she is the moment she opens her mouth and spews a thick blaccent that doubles as the distant clacking of trouble’s heels, strutting straight in Zola’s direction.

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