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minute

[min-it] / ˈmɪn ɪt /






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At this time of year, players who regularly play 90 minutes for their teams are even more valuable.

From BBC

In a separate experiment, the same nanodots broke down a blue dye by 90 percent in just 20 minutes, demonstrating how powerful their chemical reactions can be even in complete darkness.

From Science Daily

Redick said Reaves was not on an official minutes restriction after his weeklong absence, but that the team would monitor his workload “in real time.”

From Los Angeles Times

Kuzmenko pulled the Kings within a goal on a wraparound score, his seventh of the season, with more than 11 minutes to play.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s even a winery five minutes away where Petree has waited out a delay with family members.

From The Wall Street Journal