Breakfast was exactly a half hour long, followed by exactly 45 minutes of piano practice, one hour of "playground games," half an hour of reading out loud, another half hour of reading quietly, a half hour of board games, a half hour lunch, an hour of Lego time, and on and on.
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" He kept telling himself, "Just get through the next hour, the next hour, the next hour.
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It is about 12 miles per hour, or 20 kilometers per hour, not 20 miles per hour.
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"An hour today is an hour tomorrow, and it's still an hour in 20 years' time," she says.
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Labor unions eventually won a 295-hour day, then a 10-hour day, and finally an eight-hour day.
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Rush-hour rides to Penn Station take from an hour and 16 minutes to an hour and 40 minutes.
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For reenactments under one hour, performers were offered a rate of €25 per hour (~$28 USD), which increased to €40 per hour (~$503 USD) for works longer than one hour.
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Someone earning $8 per hour would also receive a $1 per hour subsidy for total pay of $9 per hour.
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" Here's a comprehensive list of the misinformation and/or biased or ideologically motivated statements contained in each state's informed consent materials: 272-hour waiting period"Did you know..." 72-hour waiting period"What You Should Know About Abortion" and "Fetal Development" 224-hour waiting period"Abortion Informed Consent Brochure" 224-hour waiting period"If You Are Pregnant" 224-hour waiting period "Women's Right to Know" 24-hour waiting periodInformed consent website 72-hour waiting period "Missouri's Informed Consent Booklet" 24-hour waiting period "Fetal Development & Family Planning" 72-hour waiting period "Are You Pregnant?
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Thus, someone earning $28503 per hour would also receive a $22019 per hour subsidy for total pay of $7.50 per hour.
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But it's a half hour show or an hour show.
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Norway was monitoring developments nearly "hour by hour," she added.
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They were in kilometers per hour, not miles per hour.
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During rush hour, 650 cyclists an hour pedal down Market.
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We'll keep shifting with the other crew, hour by hour.
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He called back, it seemed, every hour on the hour.
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"You have to manage this hour by hour," he added.
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Sometimes I'll spend an hour, an hour and a half.
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Clients can sign up for one-hour or half-hour sessions, and the half-hour ones are the most popular, Rivera said.
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The truck can reach speeds of up to 85 kilometers per hour (53 miles per hour), but is only allowed to drive at 5 kilometers per hour (3 miles per hour) during the trial.
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I started as an intern for $9 an hour, then was a production assistant for $11 an hour, then an assistant editor for $15 an hour, and lead assistant editor for $25 an hour.
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Additionally, 261 percent of Turkers make less than $210 per hour on a job (the federal minimum wage is $213.25 an hour), and 22 percent earn between $153 per hour and $215 per hour.
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And they saw about 100 per hour for about an hour.
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Consider driving one hour through rush hour with no traffic lights.
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The first hour was a coffee hour where Calloway wasn't present.
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No LikeAn hour of battery life on a two hour charge.
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Now Latin fans are listening to hour upon hour of music.
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Hour two of the Jason Hirschhorn hour is in the books.
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We have to take everything that is happening hour by hour.
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They don't know what Trump is doing from hour to hour.
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It was less than an hour into the three-hour siege.
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"An hour commute, or an hour with friends?" the ad asks.
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Newcomers start out at $12.85 an hour for 12-hour shifts.
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The meetings end pretty quickly, half an hour to an hour.
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Some of this field's in-demand roles: Entry level: $15.41 per hour Mid level: $17.81 per hour Entry level: $41.88 per hour Mid level: $50.82 per hour Senior level: $58.40 per hour Entry level: $31.70 per hour Mid level: $36.82 per hour Senior level: $42.26 per hour Mid level: $18.07 Entry level: $1153 Mid level: $20.76 Senior level: $23.60 With worker shortages in a number of fields, human resources will become even more important, says Randstad, as companies try to lure hard-to-snag talent.
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Mr Birkbeck started off with a clear plan for his days: an hour of physical exercise in the morning, followed by an hour of physics, an hour of Spanish study and then an hour reading poetry.
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"Officials in Florida told us that examiners may be on-call for 6-hour, 12-hour, or even 24-hour shifts," the report says.
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To reduce your data usage, choose from one of the three settings: Low (0.3GB/hour), Medium (0.7GB/hour), or High (up to 3GB/hour).
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The path to a seven-hour day—or a four-hour day, or a zero-hour day—would necessarily involve pretty widespread societal change.
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We expect an 11 hour train ride, 4 hour drive & 1 hour hike to Punggye Ri to observe what NK claims is site dismantlement.
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The Commute Rush-hour L.I.R.R. trains between Locust Valley and Penn Station take an hour and six minutes to an hour and 10 minutes.
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ET on Tuesday, the organizers will share facts about forced arbitration every hour on the hour, and interviews with sexual assault survivors and experts on Instagram every hour on the half hour, according to the Medium post.
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You can just distribute that however you want, so rather than having $45-an-hour employees and having a $9-an-hour employee, you have $30-an-hour employees, and then nobody is below $15 an hour.
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There are two 10-hour shifts, each with a one-hour break.
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Will the digital revolution mark our finest hour, or our final hour?
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They&aposre hour or two hour long hearings with one judicial officer.
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But people still tweet at Dorsey hour after hour, day after day.
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It's where dedicated experts oversaw operations for each mission, hour by hour.
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We are monitoring the situation closely as it develops hour by hour.
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Hour after hour, Moore sat and answered them in her own hand.
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So to answer the question, $14 an hour to $0 an hour.
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It's not Rihanna's finest hour, but really Battleship was nobody's finest hour.
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It's really hard for an hour to an hour and a half.
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And if it's not an hour, it's an hour and a half.
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"Not 211 bucks an hour, but 29 books an hour," he said.
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I worked for one hour and 58 minutes, making $20.82 an hour.
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Do politics-soured swing voters really crave hour upon hour of that?
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It&aposs literally hour by hour the things that we&aposre learning.
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The average billable hour for a paralegal is approximately $23 an hour.
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But with this, almost hour by hour, it keeps getting more real.
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It is 2800 to 2698 cents per kilowatt-hour, not per hour.
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It is 5 to 6 cents per kilowatt-hour, not per hour.
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Or maybe it's half an hour, or an hour and a half.
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Plus, it'll work for an hour, up from half an hour normally.
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Still, their jobs change day to day, and even hour by hour.
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They did not follow hour-by-hour developments of the presidential transition.
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Coaches can range anywhere from $10 per hour to $30 per hour.
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The bike can accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in 3.3 seconds, with a two-hour battery life and four-hour charging time.
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The activity complication maps hour-by-hour data on calories burned, exercise time, and how many hours you've stood for in a 24-hour period.
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We saw more agencies charging upwards of $175 per hour in the U.S., $40 per hour in India and $60 per hour in Eastern Europe.
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Uber drivers make around $19 an hour, DoorDash Dashers can make between $15 and $0003 an hour, and house cleaners make around $10 an hour.
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Tweets about what forced arbitration means will be shared on End Forced Arbitration's Twitter handle every hour on the hour, and interviews with survivors and experts will be posted on its Instagram every hour on the half hour.
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The selection show used to be a half hour, then it was an hour, and this year for the first time became a two-hour farce.
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And I went, "Oh, Jesus, OK," so I drive an hour and a quarter back, and we're into rush hour now, you know, morning rush hour.
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Coloring it usually takes between an hour to and hour and a half.
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One Hour After: After an hour, the swelling and redness should have subsided.
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I know everyone is following this minute by minute and hour by hour.
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Bake in oven until tender, 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes. 2.
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I stared into the abyss, watching hour after hour of the socialist parade.
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You would've gone for another hour, so this is our make-up hour.
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"You have to follow Zimbabwe hour by hour," says an economist in Harare.
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We recognize we are a group forming day by day, hour by hour.
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California got 15 dollars an hour, New York got 15 dollars an hour.
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I'm lifting for an hour to an hour and a half each day.
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I imagine it'd take about an hour — an hour and a half, tops.
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It is an hour-by-hour performance rotation each day from 10 a.m.
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"Every hour on the hour, there is a new scene," Mr. Rutledge said.
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PhotoPass Photographers say they earn between $10 per hour and $12 per hour.
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I mean, why aren't you ringing the doorbell every hour on the hour?
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Eden charges anywhere between $40/hour to $100/hour, depending on the service.
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Fifteen-hour days, 85-hour workweeks—they're the norm in most ambitious restaurants.
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Happy hour is simply not a thing because it lasts only an hour.
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His typical four-hour round trip to work has become an hour longer.
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For the President, despite hour upon hour after devastating testimony, that was enough.
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It is the Hour of tribe and of vibration,the day-long Hour.
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A day could sometimes just be a day, an hour just an hour.
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To stave off my boredom, I spent hour after hour on my computer.
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The two new reclaimers are expected to have a capacity of 6,000 tonnes per hour compared to the previous machines' 4,13 tonnes per hour, while the shiploader will have 10,000 tonnes per hour capacity compared with 8,000 tonnes per hour previously.
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One study found that eight 60-hour weeks produces as much as eight 40-hour weeks, yet game developers swap stories of 80-hour-per-week months.
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The drive from Highland Falls to New York City at rush hour along the Palisades Interstate Parkway takes from an hour to an hour and 40 minutes.
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A Whitefish contract obtained by The Associated Press found that the deal included $20,277 an hour for a heavy lift Chinook helicopter, $650 an hour for a large crane truck, $322 an hour for a foreman of a power line crew, $319 an hour for a journeyman lineman and $286 an hour for a mechanic.
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Fifteen to 30 miles per hour, more than 103, or zero miles per hour?
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Rush hour in London is like rush hour in New York: packed, and hurried.
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Throughout the seven-hour drive, he injected her with sedating drugs on the hour.
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Bill, that happened right after your hour, and it was continuing into your hour.
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The movie did so well Rush Hour 2 and Rush Hour 3 quickly followed.
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To economists, every hour spent in traffic is an hour not spent being productive.
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What should have been a two-hour drive turned into an eight-hour nightmare.
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Go to bed an hour earlier so you can wake up an hour earlier.
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It is a two-hour musical where "The Inheritance" was an eight-hour play.
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The servers would be paid $11.88 per hour, and the housekeepers $813 per hour.
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You have about a half hour to an hour of wiggle room, says Rosenberg.
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But momentum -- and hour after hour of amendment votes -- can be a unifying process.
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Clients pay $35 for a one-hour visit and $25 for a half hour.
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His rates range from $350 an hour to $800 an hour on Christmas Day.
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Nurses, paid for by Medicaid, provided twenty-four-hour care, in eight-hour shifts.
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"We've seen that their short term memory is very short, from hour to hour."
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The storm had maximum sustained winds 120 miles per hour (195 kilometers per hour).
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They can work four 10-hour shifts or three 12-hour shifts per week.
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For Mr. Trump, every day is an hour-by-hour battle for self-preservation.
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I've gotten no sleep and been working sort of 110-hour, 120-hour weeks.
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He made $3 an hour, equivalent to $20 an hour today adjusted for inflation.
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I live hour by hour, minute by minute, what can I say about hope?
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So I want the hour of work to count as an hour of work.
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He scheduled a 10-hour stay in Melbourne with nine-hour flights each way.
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A one-hour parade, he noted, would cost less than a five-hour parade.
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Every hour on the hour, shoppers and diners can watch digitally programmed light shows.
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"It's only a five-hour time difference and a six-hour flight," Perez said.
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A half-hour will do it, if a half-hour is all you have.
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Ethanol, the salaries ethanol plants are not 20043 bucks an hour, $45 an hour.
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If you say you&aposre working for an hour, make it only an hour.
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He's sent mixed messages on what he wants, sometimes vacillating from hour to hour.
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A three-hour show like the Oscars can mean an hour worth of ads.
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"T minus 1 hour," Kavanagh tweeted an hour before the announcement was apparently scheduled.
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I estimated that I spent around roughly one hour per day on my phone, usually half an hour in the afternoon and half an hour during the evening.
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Maven recommends charging $7.25/hour and $80/day for Chevy Cruzes, $7003/hour and $145/day for GMC Sierras, and $22.50/hour and $225/day for Chevy Camaros.
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Subscription prices for offline private lessons start at $960 for 12 hours, with cost-per-class going down for the 25 hour, 45 hour and 60 hour packages.
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It is a sequence of movie and television scenes masterfully edited together to show the actual time, minute by minute, hour by hour, in a 24-hour cycle.
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Travel will involve an 11-hour train ride, a four-hour bus journey and then a hike of another hour, a reporter with Russia's RT said on Twitter.
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Best example: So within one hour, one hour of the Access Hollywood tapes being leaked, within one hour, the Russians — let's say WikiLeaks, something — dumped the John Podesta emails.
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He notes that while his grandfather worked 16-hour days "in the farmland digging," he himself works eight-hour days and future workers will work only four-hour days.
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For a month you just focus on an hour each day, and that one hour is the most intense hour of anything else you've ever done in your life.
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It will raise pay for these employees by $2 per hour in the U.S., £2 per hour in the UK, and approximately €2 per hour in many EU countries.
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They are the ones holding the leper, talking to the potential suicide hour upon hour.
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Someone earning roughly $15 per hour, for example, receives benefits worth another $6.10 per hour.
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Suppose a new mother spends an hour per workday pumping and makes $15 per hour.
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I'm not just happy to do an hour; I'm ready to do a great hour.
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All of our days were 20053-hour days, some of them were 15-hour days.
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On the next day, she asked them to actually track their schedule, hour by hour.
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"Everything was based on performance and results, rather than hour-by-hour work," he says.
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Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves Begin your musical journey with Musgraves' country album Golden Hour.
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The current test vehicles drive at 15 miles per hour to 18 miles per hour.
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Women reported earning $14.26 an hour, while their male counterparts reported earning $16.61 an hour.
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These are full-time employees, working shifts to cover 24 hour and 18 hour operations.
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And there's no need for a gadget to keep track of it, hour by hour.
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It generated wind speeds of up to 200 miles per hour (322 km per hour).
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A megawatt hour is equal to a megawatt of electricity used continuously for one hour.
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The jobs pay between $10.17 an hour for housekeepers to $12.74 an hour for cooks.
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ET, a half-hour or hour earlier than last year's 163/216:214 p.m. starts.
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The workers began a series of 24-hour and 12-hour strikes on July 23.
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Ampy says that an hour of exercise can produce an hour of smartphone battery life.
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Workers at the plant have been paid from $9.50 per hour to $11 per hour.
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I'm making $11 a hour, $12 a hour, and I got two kids, you know?
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The memo cites those investigators earning around $26 an hour and $21.80 an hour, respectively.
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The turbulence continued for an hour, and for that hour, my body went into distress.
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They wandered around Pripyat for an hour to an hour and a half, Zwick said.
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You spend hour after hour trying to put the pieces together and they never fit.
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Prime Now pledges one-hour grocery delivery; Express is starting with a two-hour window.
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Driving into Manhattan, about 6003 miles east, during rush hour can take over an hour.
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Viewers are especially interested in news, with information about the coronavirus breaking hour by hour.
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Day after day during the recording sessions, he did take after take, hour after hour.
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We're waiting day by day, hour by hour to find out what we can do.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive One hour from both Atlanta and Chattanooga, Tenn.
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It has a maximum speed of 40 kilometers-per-hour, almost 25 miles-per-hour…
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The server jobs pay $11.88 per hour, while the housekeeping positions pay $10.33 per hour.
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Selecting "Last Hour" will clear all your history from the last hour, and so on.
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Cooks would make $85033 an hour, with the possibility of overtime at $21.54 an hour.
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Day by day, hour by hour, my Instagram feed became more manic, nasty and petulant.
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This is the story of one such report, and how it spread, hour by hour.
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Each Network has a one-hour block of the day designated as its Happy Hour.
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In the process of reconstructing the festival, hour by hour, Zax has destroyed some myths.
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After this flight, I'll never take an eight-hour or 10-hour flight for granted.
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CDT (0300 GMT) with maximum winds of 130 miles per hour (209 km per hour).
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She earns $15.50 an hour, up from $11 an hour when she started in 803.
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Now, Schiff is a day-to-day, hour-to-hour fixture on cable TV news.
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CDT (0300 GMT) with maximum winds of 130 miles per hour (773 km per hour).
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The episodes would start with chills and a fever, which would progress hour by hour.
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AirVisual provided the hour-by-hour air pollution data from the embassy for recent months.
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Mangkhut was recorded packing sustained winds of 173 kilometers per hour (2270 miles per hour) and gusts up to 2165 kilometers per hour (2120 miles per hour) as the storm's eye passed south of the territory in the early afternoon, according to the HKO.
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Changing of the Guard is an elaborate ritual that happens every hour on the hour October 1 to March 31 and every half hour from April 1 to September 30.
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Walmart didn't offer more than one hour of overtime even if it took more than an hour to deliver orders after finishing their 218.30 hour work week, former participants said.
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Occupation: Server/Host/Front Desk LeadIndustry: HospitalityAge: 25Location: Brooklyn, NYSalary: $60,000Paycheck Amount (Weekly): $17/hour for the studio, $10/hour + tips when I serve, $15/hour + tips when I host.
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The Japanese capital of Tokyo and its international airport are 0003 miles southeast, reachable via a three-hour train ride, a seven-hour drive or a two-hour helicopter flight.
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Usually, it takes him anywhere between an hour to an hour and a half to cross.
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Hour after hour, under oath, he told of documents doctored by the hundreds with Liquid Paper.
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The average winning price was $59.40 per megawatt hour and $59.70 per megawatt hour for solar.
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We would consume hour after hour of "family friendly" scares in anticipation of All Hallows' Eve.
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The president's other lawyers charged rate ranging from $307.60 per hour up to $756.49 per hour.
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You could argue it had a pretty good hour, if not an all-time best hour.
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ET, will be an hour shorter than the three-hour debate that took place in October.
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The three of us filled hour after hour cocooned in bed — Jeff holding me holding Will.
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A good hour, hour-and-a-half is all I got each morning for a week.
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Turns out, most people tune out at one hour and a half, one hour fifteen minutes.
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He has an hour on the ice and then an hour of conditioning off the ice.
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Feed the 24-hour media with content The 24-hour Internet/cable media world needs content.
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She took like a 12 hour flight to LA and 3 hour ride to the desert.
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As Hurricane Matthew's winds approached 120 miles per hour, Nicole's winds reached 105 miles per hour.
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I've pulled 100-hour weeks before, so you take the 40-hour weeks where you can.
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"It can be half an hour, it can be an hour," added Diana, also a junior.
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Maximum sustained winds were about 113 miles per hour (110 km per hour), with higher gusts.
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The speed limit on the ring road is 100 kilometres per hour (62 miles per hour).
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That salary works out to under $15 and hour based on the 60-hour work week.
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But working 12 hour days for as little as $10 an hour was wearing on her.
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Beijing's public bikes are free for the first hour and then 2000 yuan per subsequent hour.
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What really matters is what you do in your job day by day, hour by hour.
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With TV, you never know if it's an 8-hour day, or a 16-hour day.
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FedEx captains with the same stature earn $313 an hour, and $309 an hour at UPS.
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The hour-by-hour rhythm of my life was not quite as hectic as I'd thought.
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Instead, GE sells "Power by the Hour," charging airlines thousands of dollars per engine-operating-hour.
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Then, she spends an hour making or returning phone calls and another hour on recipe-development.
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"Every hour in a day is a work hour," he told Business Insider in an email.
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I worked for one hour and 19 minutes, making $22.93 per hour and driving 24 miles.
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I worked for one hour and 40 minutes, making $17.68 per hour and driving 40 miles.
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The company's minimum wage rose to $15 an hour in 2017, up from $13.50 an hour.
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I remain seated for a period that varies between a half hour and a whole hour.
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I checked my pulse over and over with a watch, hour after hour, day after day.
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The race would keep going, hour after blessed hour, until there was only one runner left.
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He would stay for an hour, or an hour and a half to interact with them.
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How would a six-hour workday sound — for the same pay as an eight-hour workday?
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Other clients were quoted prices of $600 an hour, or $8,400 for a 53-hour appointment.
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Even if data is relayed every hour, that is 16 million data points added every hour.
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Every hour or so, ball girls throw free stuff into the risers every hour or so.
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I picked up the pieces, hour by hour, and day by day, and week by week.
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So after about half an hour of wearing it, each performer needs a half hour break.
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The pay is $15 an hour, or $22.50 an hour after 40 hours of work. Interested?
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The twitches and tics can change minute to minute, hour to hour and day to day.
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Rather, sitting by the runways, hour after hour, day after day, city after city between Feb.
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BLENDS After a half-hour or an hour, I'll move from the couch and make coffee.
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Ten unions called for a 24-hour strike, while others called for two-hour work stoppages.
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Candle Hour doesn't even need to last a full hour, though; sometimes it lasts far longer.
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Most notably, the show's running time has been cut from an hour to a half-hour.
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"You can get Zoom fatigue sitting in virtual therapy sessions hour after hour," Dr. Fialk said.
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It's a three-hour drive from Boston and a 523-hour drive from New York City.
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We would call that $5 per hour, but the proposal would call it $10 per hour.
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The affidavit states that the workers were paid $10 per hour and worked five-hour shifts.
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T.S.H. levels vary day to day, even hour to hour, and often stabilize on their own.
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The eight-hour workday is a counterproductive lie Is the eight-hour workday really relevant anymore?
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CNN reported that experts are trying to establish an hour-by-hour timeline of what happened.
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Four-hour "durational" performances and an eight-hour, overnight "sleep concert" favored drones and meditative music.
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The wage would go from the current $2628 an hour to $28500 an hour on Jan.
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"This is an evolving situation and information is coming in almost hour by hour," Messonnier said.
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Serial and complex shows, designed to be binge-watched, demand hour upon hour, season upon season.
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Officers routinely work 214-hour or even 21-hour shifts, its chief, Reynaldo Calaoa, told Reuters.
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While one may charge $800 per hour, another may set their rate at $200 per hour.
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The scene reportedly blocked traffic in Virginia for about an hour just as rush hour began.
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The next day, we played a day game with Iowa Western and just trying to get him out of there was just an hour, hour fifteen, hour twenty-minute process. Easily.
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A complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour It's a complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour (21,53 km per hour).
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With maximum sustained winds of 75 miles (121 km) per hour and gusts of 93 miles (150 km) per hour, Bud was moving northwest at 9.3 miles (15 km) per hour.
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The measure would boost the state's minimum wage to $11 an hour in 2017, and increase it by a dollar an hour every year until reaching $15 an hour in 2021.
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The maximum speed should be 62 miles per hour on the motorway, 40 miles per hour on a country road and 19 miles per hour in the city, according to Gietinger.
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Just this year, Walmart raised its base pay by $2 an hour to $11 an hour, while major competitor Target recently committed to paying workers a minimum of $15 an hour.
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But with the National Weather Service expecting a pickup in top wind velocity to 275 miles per hour (280 km per hour) on Sunday from 265 miles per hour (24 km per hour), the 13,21 firefighters battling six fast-moving blazes were under pressure to work quickly.
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At the time, Cyclone Debbie had maximum sustained winds near the centre of 185 kilometers per hour, or 115 miles per hour, with gusts up to 260 kilometers (162 miles) per hour.
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The median wage for maids was $9.81 an hour in 2015, while restaurant cooks earned $13.08 an hour and waiters and waitresses $9.41 an hour, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The commute from, for example, Clayton County in the South to Marietta in the North can easily take an hour or even an hour and a half at rush-hour by car.
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I make this leap from half-hour to hour at one point, and I'd been an executive producer in half-hour, and I understood I would have to take a step back.
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" "An elderly woman died three seats over from me after 1 hour into a 7-hour flight.
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After another half hour, they found someone but told me I&aposd need to wait another hour.
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MSNBC's three-hour special coverage was ranked 20th with an average of 2.378 million viewers per hour.
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Some schedules involve eight nine-hour days and one eight-hour day, with every other Friday off.
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On Tuesday through Saturday there will be cannon firings every hour on the hour from 247 a.m.
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For a 40-hour week, that theoretically comes out to roughly €16 (or $18.16 USD) per hour.
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It usually takes my daughter an hour to ride and another hour to tack/untack the horses.
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He doesn't just do the hour or two hour session that we do and then switch off.
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SpeedWeed drivers work six-hour shifts — up to 30 hours per week — and earn $12 an hour.
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Rush-hour trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take about an hour; monthly fare is $369.
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But those numbers soon grew hour by hour as they worked their way up to 54 qubits.
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It displays how busy (or not busy) a business is, hour by hour, on a bar graph.
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The weather service has warned some gusts may exceed 130 kilometres per hour (80 miles per hour).
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Senior warehouse workers who were already making $15 an hour were given a $1 an hour raise.
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"It is more about 24-hour use of buildings instead of 24-hour clubbing," Mr Milan says.
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And last year, in Kansas City, workers won a pay increase from $7.65/hour to $13/hour.
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Within an hour of opening, the ride, which cost developers $63 million, had a 10-hour wait.
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The jobs are going to start off at $15 an hour, get up to $18 an hour.
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A lead supervisor like Vogel charges $144 per hour, while Vogel's basic technicians earn $126 per hour.
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It has winds of 75 miles per hour and is moving west at 17 miles per hour.
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He recalls hearing his music on LA R&B/dance mainstays KDAY every hour, on the hour.
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The math is simple: working five eight-hour shifts is equivalent to working four 22018-hour shifts.
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Most of us are thinking day to day, hour to hour, for some even minute to minute.
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He drove at 74 miles per hour, which was above the 65 miles-per-hour speed limit.
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AND IF THEY DIDN'T LOSE THEM, THEY WENT FROM EARNING $200 AN HOUR TO $10 AN HOUR.
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"I expect it to climb hour by hour," Spicer said of support for the Republican healthcare effort.
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Right now, what I'm making an hour is what [the escorts I'm shooting] are making an hour.
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He cares above all about the reactions he arouses day to day and even hour to hour.
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This is in southern Georgia, on our "4 hour" (turned 8 hour) drive to Jacksonville FL. pic.twitter.
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The eight-hour workday, or the 40-hour workweek, didn't become the modern labor standard by accident.
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I'm only supposed to be there for half an hour, but I stay for over an hour.
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We're told she performed for an hour between 4-6 PM ... the perfect slot for happy hour.
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A one-hour ride for $43 and a $15 tip, for basically $58 in an hour — sweet!
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His campaign featured a shape-shifting list of policy proposals, often seeming to change hour to hour.
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That is the equivalent of $9.09 an hour, with $13.54 an hour for overtime, a legal wage.
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Between hour 2 and hour 3, you can decide on a stopping point based on flavor.4.
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Be prepared to wait like an hour, hour and a half when you walk in the door.
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The pay starts at $12 an hour, or $25,000 a year based on a 40-hour workweek.
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We were cleaning things every hour on the hour: wiping down tables, cleaning handles, cleaning other things.
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On another stretch, drivers will be limited to 100 kilometers per hour, around 62 miles per hour.
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They earn about $2558 an hour; an electrician with similar skills can make $22010 an hour elsewhere.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Any hour can be Happy Hour when you're solving an Alex Eaton-Salners puzzle.
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You can get over the body being tired by resting for a half-hour or an hour.
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It was more than an hour into the two-hour affair before the virus was even mentioned.
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So sometimes she works a weekend at $17 an hour and sometimes three $15-an-hour weekdays.
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The team associate role starts at $12 an hour, and team leads start at $18 an hour.
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It's about an hour drive east of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and two-hour drive north of Chicago, Illinois.
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Start with every 15 minutes, then move to every half hour, every 45 minutes, or every hour.
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The hourly billing rate was $200 an hour — or half Riggins's normal rate of $400 an hour.
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The racers averaged about 85 miles per hour and surpassed 203 miles per hour on the straightaways.
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The infusion itself consists of an hour pre-appointment and bloodwork, followed by a three-hour drip.
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A volunteer "cuddler" holds him while walking around, murmuring sweetly, hour after hour, but he is inconsolable.
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They called the walks, typically an hour to an hour and a half, their weekly check-in.
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The drive to New York at rush hour can take an hour or two, depending on traffic.
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"The situation changes hour by hour and he is taking stock of everything," said the Northam adviser.
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The math is simple: Working five eight-hour shifts is equivalent to working four 10-hour shifts.
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I charge $300 for a one-hour treatment and then $450 for an hour and a half.
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I studied the rates at which my viral posts were upvoted minute by minute, hour by hour.
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I'm sure that the same is true in other hotels but in this hotel, a 36-hour, a 24-hour, 36-hour 'Do Not Disturb' on a room is a predicate for investigation.
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An hour of secretary of state designees debating foreign policy; an hour of Environmental Protection Administration head designees debating on environmental policy; an hour of attorney general designees debating on criminal justice policy.
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The Silicon Valley investor—in startups like Uber and TaskRabbit—moved to become a hyper-productivity guru with his books The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Chef.
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On Tuesday, the federal Bureau of Meteorology reported that winds were already starting to reach 70 kilometers per hour, or 43 miles per hour, with gusts in excess of 90 kilometers per hour.
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The two starred as Chief Inspector Lee and Detective James Carter in 1998's "Rush Hour," and went on to star in "Rush Hour 2" in 2001 and "Rush Hour 3" in 2007.
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This is the maintenance phase that includes five days of 103-hour reset, followed by a 12-hour refueling schedule, and two days of the 16 to 8-hour schedule from phase one.
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The beaches will open one hour after sunrise and will close an hour before sunset, the source said.
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The episodes have also been extended from half-hour slots and will now each be an hour long.
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After a one-hour delay, our flight takes off and one hour later we are landing in Palma!
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"If you used our site, it was basically down every hour—every hour of every day," he said.
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During that hour, and that hour only, people can buy the use of Matt and Chris' web bot.
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It was carrying maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour (175 km per hour), the center said.
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In 22, battery storage went for $073,207 per kilowatt-hour; in 228, it was $217 per kilowatt-hour.
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She says she has spent hour after hour, day after day, out in the community protesting his death.
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We climb for an hour, and then I head to an hour-long yin yoga class for recovery.
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Sanders is the person of the hour in large part because he waited for the hour to emerge.
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That's $0.1645 per core/hour for SQL Server Standard and $0.011 per core/hour for SQL Server Web.
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I spend an hour studying or learning a new skill, and the last hour planning my next day.
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I do two 12-hour shifts and two eight-hour shifts per week and regularly pick up overtime.
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The number of signatures is growing fast, and at one point appeared to be doubling hour by hour.
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Walmart has raised its minimum to $11 an hour, and Costco went to $14 an hour in June.
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So while the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, it is $2.13 an hour for tipped workers.
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Purchased a la carte, the service costs $5 for an hour or $16 for a 24-hour pass.
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Techtonic pays $15 an hour for the first three months, and $17 an hour for the next three.
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But you also get to tell an eight-hour drama instead of a one hour, 40-[minute] drama.
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Update October 2nd, 1:29PM ET: Target's current minimum wage is $12 an hour, not $11 an hour.
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You still have to stump up $8 for one-hour delivery, though the two-hour service remains free.
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"Those small investments — an hour here, an hour there — actually speed up the pace of the whole business."
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He then has 'Executive Time' for an hour followed by an hour lunch in the private dining room.
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Workers in Arizona will get an increase of 24 percent, from $8.05 an hour to $10 an hour.
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The face features 12-hour markings as well as 24-hour military time and also features the date.
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Passengers in economy class pay $9.99 per hour for the service, or $14.99 for a 24-hour package.
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I don't react to the minute to minute, hour by hour, day to day moves of the markets.
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It was an hour-by-hour process, and we got quite a bit of what we asked for.
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If I'm running a half hour to an hour easy, I know I'm not going to get fatigued.
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He then has "Executive Time" for an hour followed by an hour lunch in the private dining room.
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"You know, it's amazing, every hour you wake up, every other hour you wake up," Mr. Meadows said.
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Food and Drink:Do: Happy hour drinks are available an hour after doors open on concert nights at Venue.
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The company also raised its minimum salary earlier this year to $17 per hour from $15 per hour.
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I made $10.50 an hour but the engineer interns I worked with made an unbelievable $21 an hour.
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Cazenov & Loyd has a six-hour hike of the Mizik Pass in Morocco, an hour south of Marrakesh.
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The coastal home is about an hour north of Miami and an hour south of West Palm Beach.
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And ... also that we would be given one hour for the Dems, one hour for the Republicans. Alternating.
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That's what an 80-hour work week on California's minimum wage gets you ($10.50 an hour plus overtime).
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Formerly unattainable speeds of more than 370 kilometers per hour, or about 230 miles per hour, were reached.
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A contract for a different task shows $14 an hour, with a potential bonus of $15 an hour.
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Multiple generations co-existing in appreciation, as iconic hit belly flopped onto iconic hit, for hour after hour.
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"We talked for an hour, an hour and a half," Trump said of his Thursday dinner with May.
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I walk usually 1.5 miles an hour, but drop to 1 mile an hour for writing something tricky.
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He now averages $50 to $60 per hour, occasionally netting work that pays upward of $100 per hour.
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Then, he ran into brick walls while spending hour upon hour trying to extract people from those accounts.
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But some of them would be an hour, an hour and a half, if there's lots of things.
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The two-hour rodeo performance is followed by a one-hour concert from a notable band or musician.
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You now get a 7-hour-and-15-minute day, versus a 5-and-a-half-hour day.
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Entry-level wages are $27.6 an hour, while the typical worker earns nearly $27.4 an hour plus benefits.
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An hour-by-hour mapped guide to the races at stake in the midterm elections across the country.
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And that lasted for about an hour, maybe an hour and a half, until the next shoe drops.
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The bus was traveling at 15 miles per hour and Google's car was going two miles per hour.
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The drive to New York City can take an hour or two during rush hour, depending on traffic.
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Most warehouse workers make $13 an hour, but will receive $17 an hour until April 30 at least.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive An hour from New York City and two hours from Philadelphia.
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That hour on Fox News will now be considered a "news hour," staffed with a rotation of anchors.
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The state minimum wage ranges from $15 an hour in New York City to $11.80 an hour upstate.
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Violent winds measured at about 270 miles per hour, with gusts of up to 2000 miles per hour.
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Each picker handles about 170 orders an hour, or about three per minute, over an eight-hour day.
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The new team associate role starts at $12 an hour, and team leads start at $18 an hour.
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Conan O'Brien's late-night talk show "Conan" will shrink from an hour to a half-hour in 2019.
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Happy hour, known as super nacho hour at Amácita, is when melted cheese and iceberg lettuce really shine.
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Two hundred thousand dollars an hour for them, but not even 15 bucks an hour for all Americans.
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"Dialogue is continuing hour by hour," Trudeau said before meeting with his cabinet ministers to discuss the standoff.
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At UCSF, FHIR is being used in a study to track the weight of newborns hour-by-hour.
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His schedule was packed hour by hour, taking only Sunday off to go to church with his family.
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Trump's one hour of free primetime television, could well turn into a one-hour infomercial on Trumpian ineptitude.
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Hour by hour, they checked the staircase to see how many steps had been lost to the water.
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Someone has to be there with her and make her test her sugar every hour on the hour.
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I spoke with each of the women at length, at least half an hour and often an hour.
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He went on for more than an hour and a half on Wednesday and another hour on Friday.
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Metro-North Harlem line trains depart for New York City about every half-hour during morning rush hour.
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"I would be an hour late, an hour and a half late—I mean, very bad," he said.
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But employers can pay tipped workers $10 an hour in New York City and $7.50 an hour upstate.
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It's been showing "anxious" as the dominant emotion every hour all day long — until the 9 pm hour.
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The storm made landfall with winds close to 150 miles per hour (241 km per hour) on Sept.
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Occupation: Freelance Photographer, Photo Assistant, and TutorIndustry: PhotographyAge: 2130Location: Brooklyn, NYIncome: ~$218,2130Monthly Take-Home Pay: I charge $210.00/ hour for tutoring, $2129/hour for assisting, and $2129/hour for photography (time on job shooting).
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An hour in, an actual hour in, an hour in which I'd heard the same kick 7500 times (if my GCSE maths is correct), and I was no closer to understanding the human condition.
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Through the end of April, it will raise pay for these employees by $2 per hour in the U.S., £2 per hour in the UK, and approximately €2 per hour in many EU countries.
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There are two pricing options: the "one-hour treatment" ($249), after which home maintenance is recommended, or the "maintenance-free plan" ($145 for the first half-hour, and $70 for each additional half-hour).
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In English, and several other languages with English subtitles Running times: Live Action: 1 hour 44 minutes Animated: 85 minutes Documentary Program A: 1 hour 18 minutes Documentary Program B: 1 hour 17 minutes
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Ars Technica posted several examples of shoppers being paid less than the federal minimum wage, including a 19-hour week in Jackson, Mississippi, that paid out $37.75 (roughly $2/hour), as well as a four hour and 40 minute shift in Atlanta, Georgia, that paid out $3.55 (just over $.75/hour).
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After a six-month injury leave, Vasquez returned to work, where he was placed on "light duty" in the laundry department, folding uniforms and safety equipment, and where his pay and hours were cut, from 22010-hour shifts at $23 an hour to eight-hour shifts at $10 an hour.
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On Thursday, the Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, said it wanted to hire 15 housekeepers for $10.33 an hour; 22 cooks for $21990 an hour; and 266 servers for $2000 an hour.
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The new plan would raise the minimum wage to $28500 an hour on July 6900, $2628 an hour in 28503, $22019 an hour in 2021, $13 in 2022, $14 in 2023 and $15 in 85033.
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According to Lyft, its NYC drivers currently earn $24.14 per hour on average, before expenses, and about $16.42 per hour after expenses, which it says is close to the TLC's goal of $17.22 per hour.
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The ride-hailing companies were supposed to start paying drivers around $153 per hour (after expenses) — about $215 more per hour than the current average of $217 per hour, according to the Independent Drivers Guild.
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They should add about 2 miles per hour to the top speed, meaning the Boosted Plus would be able to reach 24 miles per hour, and the Boosted Stealth can hit 26 miles per hour.
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Natalia called after me that we'd meet up in an hour to eat, and I thought, How tragic—she gets an hour with that sweet-smiling Viking, while I spend an hour tolerating my husband.
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" She also spoke about how the State Department was targeted by hackers "every hour, more than once an hour.
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We might not have millions to give, but dollar for dollar, hour for hour, we are making an impact.
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I work in digital journalism, and hour-to-hour, minute-to-minute can be very different every single day.
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The show signed off with a one-hour finale and a half-hour retrospective that aired after "Young Sheldon."
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FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS WE WILL BE SHARING ONE OF OUR BIG IDEAS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR!!!!!!!
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To start, we now watch shows in 6-hour binges instead of pert, one-hour periods once a week.
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Target raised its starting wage to $235 an hour in 217 and then to $235 an hour last year.
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Harrods in London went dark for an hour to mark the WWF's Earth Hour, raising awareness about climate change.
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In fact, the shark doesn't make an appearance until an hour and 20 minutes into the two-hour film.
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They're about an hour and a half from Miami, and only a three-hour flight from New York City.
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Without the deadline of sunset and sunrise, dusk and dawn linger in the sky for hour after breathtaking hour.
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In the past year we've been finding out what Trumpism means week by week and sometimes hour by hour.
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The car was driving 40 miles per hour—5 miles per hour under the speed limit—at the time.
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They don't seem able to account for the way that I change, from year to year, hour to hour.
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Pay for analysts starts at $16 to $22 an hour, and senior analysts make up to $30 an hour.
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It continues to work today in dealing with people face-to-face and hour-to-hour over limited periods.
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Within the first hour of opening the bus for donations in Texas City, there was a two-hour wait.
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The couple of five years held a kitten hour at their wedding in place of the traditional cocktail hour.
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I fall asleep in the car for about an hour, so the four-hour drive goes by pretty fast.
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As an "early holiday present," CMT is airing the first hour of the show's two-hour premiere on Dec.
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Every hour of the day, you'll get a reminder to move for five minutes consecutively and "win" the hour.
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Investigators determined Matthew was going 55 miles per hour in the 30 mile per hour zone, the spokesperson says.
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After he completed the two-hour interview, he said, he waited another hour or so to receive the results.
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Most added about a half-hour to their sleep total; one volunteer caught an extra hour and a half.
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Quite frankly, I find this hour of conversation to be my most enjoyable hour that I spend in Washington.
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By any metric, weather predictions have gotten awfully precise, able to give you hour-by-hour rain precipitation, etc.
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Amazon is charging €5.90 for one-hour delivery, or free two-hour delivery on orders of at least €20.
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Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico with winds close to 150 miles per hour (240 km per hour) on Sept.
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It's unclear what Monday holds -- it's an hour-by-hour situation -- and for now she plans to hunker down.
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It touched down at around 190 miles per hour, Sumwalt said, faster than the typical 155 miles per hour.
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We got huge ratings for that hour, and it was a gripping, important hour on a very important topic.
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"What used to be an hour wait is now three- or three-and-a-half-hour wait," Svarzbein added.
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Some stranded passengers are taking a roughly 11-hour trip to Surabaya, which involves a one-hour ferry ride.
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While he'd prefer it to be $15 an hour, he said $12 an hour would be a good start.
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Effective April 2018, the starting wage for hourly employees will increase to $11 an hour from $9 an hour.
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Those empty plates and glasses must then be cleared to repeat this cycle again and again, hour after hour.
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In February, the Virginia legislature repealed the bans on both advertising happy hour prices and creative happy hour slogans.
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The car will be able to accelerate to 100 km per hour (62 miles per hour) in 4.4 seconds.
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In 1979, the wage gap was about $9 per hour, and in 2016, it was about $3 per hour.
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That means airline pilots work 25-hour weeks compared with the 29-hour weeks of 25-to-5 workers.
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In 1968, the statutory minimum wage of $2 an hour was worth about $10.90 an hour in 2017 dollars.
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Eighty years ago engaged students at City College in New York sat in the cafeteria hour upon hour, debating.
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Starting an hour late, he spent the first half hour promoting his new hotel and letting military veterans speak.
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Listen to the legend's two-hour set as part of Rinse FM's 12-hour fabric takeover last weekend. 7.
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CDT (1800 GMT) and quickly weakened with maximum sustained winds of 70 miles per hour (115 km per hour).
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Tropical Storm Barry was packing maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour (85 km/hour) early on Friday.
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A three-hour drive to the airport could take an hour and a half using bus lanes, Fernandez said.
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Prime members pay $7.99 for one-hour delivery through this service, and no delivery fee for two-hour delivery.
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That morning, most phones and computers will automatically fall back one hour, and we'll gain an hour of sleep.
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Effective April 22019, the starting wage for hourly employees will increase to $11 an hour from $9 an hour.
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Probably around 3 we generally take a walk on the beach, probably a good hour, hour and a half.
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Fox News has turned its 1pm hour into "Coronavirus Pandemic: Questions Answered," an hour-long Q&A with doctors.
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Dollar General: Dedicating the first hour of opening to seniors, and closing one hour early to clean and restock.
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The average speed of vehicles in the zone rose to 10 miles per hour from 13.073 miles per hour.
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He had to take a one-hour bus ride to the provincial capital, then a 212-hour train ride.
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You sell a lot of ad time in an hour — you sell half as much in half an hour.
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She billed $150 an hour, plus $75 an hour for travel time to and from her office in Connecticut.
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Auto wages in Mexico rarely exceed $10 an hour, compared with about $29 an hour in the United States.
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Consider the effect of turning a car's steering wheel at 70 miles an hour versus 30 miles an hour.
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At one point, the guard was transporting 403 people per hour by boat and 100 per hour by air.
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Metropolitan Areas Within a Four-Hour Drive: Most locations are within a four-hour drive from major metropolitan areas.
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"Like all of you, we're monitoring this situation hour by hour as conditions evolve," Cornell said in the call.
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The Schumer amendment is debatable for two hours -- one hour for the supporters and one hour for the opponents.
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UI designers make an average of $41.63 per hour while UX designers make an average of $18.453 per hour.
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A Category 24 story has sustained winds of 29-210 miles per hour, or 23-22 kilometers an hour.
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It broadcasts half-hour programs during the day and an evening program that often lasts more than an hour.
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"Children are willing to get up an hour early to have free play, one hour a week," he said.
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An hour later, there I was under the trees, still no license, my precious hour of writing time gone.
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Her campaign said Wednesday evening that the first hour of the debate was Warren's best hour of fundraising yet.
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The second is a 14-hour reset, followed by a 10-hour refuel and one cheat meal per week.
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They were generally compelled to switch, hour by hour, between different domains and roles: home, work, market, the neighborhood.
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CVS will boost starting pay for hourly employees to $11 per hour from $9 per hour, starting in April.
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It's currently at $24 an hour in 2007 and is set to increase to $12 an hour next year.
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Two-hour delivery will be free and a one-hour option costs $7.99 on orders of $35 or more.
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Boeing's Washington-based jobs paid $32.05 an hour while the Boeing jobs in South Carolina paid $20.59 an hour.
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She started at $11 per hour at the golf club, and then got a raise to $14 per hour.
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"Children are willing to get up an hour early to have free play, one hour a week," he said.
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Midtown traffic crawls at an average of 4.7 miles per hour from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.
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The bill proposes a gradual increase to the federal minimum wage from $7.25/hour to $15/hour by 2025.
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It's interesting from a day-to-day, hour-to-hour perspective, but it's not driving our outlooks long-term.
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Last season, ABC aired two hours of comedy on Wednesday, one hour on Tuesday, and one hour on Friday.
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Here are the latest cities to be graced with one- and two-hour delivery from Whole Foods: The two-hour delivery service is free for Prime members and one-hour is available for a $4.99 fee.
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Many designers will charge project rates, but if you're paying by the hour, expect to spend $2000-$230/hour for an experienced consultant and $2000-$2200/hour for a firm depending on their size and location.
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Nielsen data suggests that since 2009, ad time per hour on has gone up from 14:27 to 15:38 minutes per hour on cable, and 13:25 to 14:15 minutes per hour on broadcast.
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By contrast, Usain Bolt can run nearly 28 miles per hour, cheetahs can top 60 miles per hour, and 1992 Jeep Wranglers, like those used in Jurassic Park, can accelerate to over 90 miles per hour.
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"Whether it's a one-hour talk show five a nights week, or a half-hour five nights a week, or a one-hour once a week, I honestly don't know," Mr. Reilly said in an interview.
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Minimum wage for an eight-hour work day ranges from the equivalent of $3.08 (39 cents per hour for unskilled work in the state of Rajasthan) to $8.44 ($1.05 per hour for work in New Delhi).
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There was one in Grand Forks and one in Jamestown, about an hour east and an hour west of Fargo.
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Britton says that Macy's retail wages start at $9 an hour and average about $15.50 an hour, not including commission.
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The journey was slow-going due to debris and roadblocks, turning an hour-long trip into a three-hour one.
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In New York City, the minimum wage is currently $13 an hour, and will reach $15 an hour by 2020.
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But the base salary for servers rose to $12.68 per hour this year from $11.88 per hour the year before.
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Robert would have us sit on a joke for an hour, or an hour and a half, just one joke.
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EST — that's when Dell plans to kick off its holiday doorbusters, with new deals dropping every hour on the hour.
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The ice cream shop will be giving away free scoops in a four-hour happy hour from 4:00 p.m.
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For about a year, nurses at the Svartedalens retirement home have worked six-hour days on an eight-hour salary.
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The company cooks everything in-house and delivers to your office or home in half an hour or an hour.
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The highways out of town were at almost a standstill, turning their eight-hour drive into a sixteen-hour journey.
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And it's roughly 10 miles per hour faster too, with a top speed of 80 kilometers per hour (roughly 50mph).
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Within an hour of opening on Thursday, Universal's newest Harry Potter ride in Orlando, Florida, has a 10-hour wait.
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They said they received $4 to $5 an hour — if that — to work 2003-hour shifts, seven days a week.
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It is now a tropical storm with sustained winds of up to 70 miles per hour (110 km per hour).
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It goes from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 5.6 seconds and tops out at 53 miles per hour.
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Fox's prime time shows were on their default setting — DEFEND TRUMP — with hour after hour of blame-shifting and whataboutism.
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News, Kendall and Kris arrived at the club about an hour after Styles and spent another hour inside before leaving.
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Currently the country has electricity less than half the time, using an 8-hour on, 8-hour off rationing system.
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A medicane in 2014 struck Malta, bringing winds of up to 154 kilometers per hour, or 95 miles per hour.
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Michael was a Category 21992 hurricane at landfall, with sustained winds of 2922 miles per hour (20053 km per hour).
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He spent every waking hour trying to make it happen, working 215-hour days in a state of miserable obsession.
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EDT (22017 GMT) at about 70,000 miles per hour (113,000 km per hour), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said.
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According to JTWC, the storm had sustained winds of 190 miles per hour, with gusts to 230 miles per hour.
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This design could accommodate 150 takeoffs and landings per hour, and could be scaled to handle 1,000 trips per hour.
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The phrase "the way the composer intended" is dangerous: Composers' intents often change, day to day or hour to hour.
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The current four-hour trip between the economic hubs of Zurich and Milan will be cut by about an hour.
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Some have top speeds of 250 km per hour (155 miles per hour), even though no one drives that fast.
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The average cost per visit for services was $83 for half an hour and $79 per hour, according to police.
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"If it's able to do a five-hour pause, it's able to do a 24-hour pause," he told reporters.
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When I worked two days, or 18 hours, I sometimes worked ten-hour shifts, which included an hour-long break.
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Boarding was about an hour after we got off the first plane, and we took off about an hour later.
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Inmates who work at Corcroft are paid as low as $0.16 an hour, and on average, make $0.65 an hour.
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But I'm basically living hour to hour in a state of dread about our country, and I'm not being cheeky.
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Barely half an hour into what was meant to be a two-hour rally, the group packed up and left.
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For example, the federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour, while the federal tipped minimum wage is $2.13 per hour.
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Midtown speeds have slowed to an average of 4.7 miles an hour from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.
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The camera hours varied by school, but generally ran from one hour before to one hour after the school day.
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And we would sit there for an hour, hour and a half, and they would ask me whatever they wanted.
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On an average Friday, he says, he would do upper-body lifts for an hour, then swim for an hour.
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What did you take away from talking to Mark Zuckerberg for an hour, or watching him talk for an hour.
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But for the one-hour and two-hour wedding packages, up to 100 and 200 guests, respectively, are usually allowed.
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It had maximum sustained winds near 110 miles per hour (175 km per hour), according to the latest NHC advisory.
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It had maximum sustained winds of 212 miles per hour (185 km per hour), according to the latest NHC advisory.
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Needless to say, most of us don't wash our hands three times an hour (let alone 23 times an hour).
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In "Fault Lines," Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla's dry rocky landscape, two young singers perform every hour on the hour.
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I recommend the 5-hour rule: Spend at least an hour each day learning something random outside your job description.
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Hyperloop aims to achieve speeds of 250 miles per hour (402 km per hour) in its upcoming phase of testing.
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Military duty actually felt like, kind of almost like a break because it was eight hour days, 43 hour week.
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Gusts of 68 miles an hour were recorded in Nantucket and 63 miles an hour in Hyannis on Cape Cod.
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Wage/Hour Issues: Reforming and rationalizing unjust state wage and hour laws and seeking reform on certain judicial decisions. 4.
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Production workers at Southeast Mahindra start at a wage of $2500 an hour, eventually earning up to $2650 an hour.
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"Dialog is continuing hour by hour," Trudeau said before meeting with his top cabinet ministers to discuss the stand-off.
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As of two years ago, he was working mind-numbing 70-hour weeks at Smoothie King for $7.25 an hour.
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The top speed now maxes out 36 miles per hour, compared to 1003 miles per hour on the first-generation.
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So spending an extra hour or waking up an extra hour early, it's something I've been really dedicated to do.
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Here's an hour-by-hour look at how Election Day will unfold, and what to watch as the polls close.
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Servers would earn a minimum wage of $15.20 an hour, with the possibility of overtime pay at $22.80 an hour.
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Chipotle also allowed children to work more than the state's nine-hour daily limit and the 48-hour weekly limit.
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A pastry chef who needs every hour of work he can scrounge lost an hour and a half of pay.
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At Hong Kong International, we will have about a three-hour layover and then a 230-hour flight to Jakarta.
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Physiologically, we work best in spurts of an hour to an hour and a half, followed by 15-minute breaks.
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" If things click along as planned, each song takes exactly two hours—"an hour to arrange, an hour to record.
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It meant hour after hour in darkened classrooms with clattering projectors, watching cities burn and grave sites filled with corpses.
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Regional government chief Christian Estrosi says the truck was traveling at about 90 km per hour (56 miles per hour).
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Military duty actually felt like, kind of almost like a break because it was eight hour days, 40 hour week.
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"As I lay here hour after hour, I seem to enter into the wild pastimes of the cliff," he wrote.
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Minimum wage: $11 per hour In January 2018, Walmart announced plans to raise entry-level pay to $11 an hour.
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One in Missouri would raise the minimum wage to $12 per hour by 2023 from its current $7.85 an hour.
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I've had experiences where, in a three hour set, you might only find that groove for the last half hour.
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Departures from Newark to LaGuardia are experiencing an average delay of one hour and 26 minutes, and general departures to other cities are experiencing delays between one hour and one minute and one hour and 15 minutes.
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But in an August Instagram post announcing that a SpaceX/Tesla Hyperloop pod made it to 355 kilometers per hour (220 miles per hour), Musk said a few updates could get the pod to half of the speed of sound, which he estimated at past 500 kilometers per hour (or about 311 miles per hour).
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Here's a passage from As You Like It, which doesn't need much introduction: And then he drew a dial from his poke,And, looking on it with lack-lustre eye,Says very wisely, 'It is ten o'clock:Thus we may see,' quoth he, 'how the world wags:'Tis but an hour ago since it was nine,And after one hour more 'twill be eleven;And so, from hour to hour, we ripe and ripe,And then, from hour to hour, we rot and rot;And thereby hangs a tale.
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There is also a Liturgy of the Hours, which is structured on the Canonical Hours, by which the day is broken up according to the hour of prayer: Matins (during the night); Lauds (at dawn); Prime (First Hour, approximately 13am): Terce (Third Hour, approximately 9am); Sext (Sixth Hour, approximately 12 noon); None (Ninth Hour, approximately 3pm); Vespers ("at the lighting of the lamps," generally around 6pm.); and Compline (before retiring, generally around 9pm).
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JetSuite's private jets can still also be chartered — in their entirety — for $8,000 per hour, or about $300 per person per hour for you and 29 of your closest friends (that can afford to pay $300 per hour).
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Ten dollars an hour comes to $20,000 a year assuming two weeks unpaid vacation and a 40 hour work week (though drivers may be working more than that, given Uber recently restricted them to 12-hour continuous shifts).
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For example, a half-hour single-camera show like The Good Place uses a completely different format from a half-hour multi-camera show like One Day at a Time or even an hour-long show like Riverdale.
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Washington (CNN)After losing an hour of executive time to "springing forward" his clock an hour over the weekend, President Donald Trump voiced his support Monday to eliminate states' legal requirement of "falling back" an hour each year.
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Granted the whole thing happens in about half an hour, but it's half an hour where we aren't isolated at home.
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Sheiman was told that Beckham would be rushed to Texas Children's Hospital, an hour away through rush-hour traffic in Houston.
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But today, lobbyists working for the wealthy and well-connected crowd the halls of government like it's happy hour every hour.
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Regional government chief Christian Estrosi has said the truck was travelling at about 220 km per hour (221 miles per hour).
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"Inventory management is critical to execute a click and collect in a one-hour or two-hour time window," Layo said.
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Basecamp employees have a 40-hour week, except in the summer when the company runs a four-day, 32-hour week.
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If you're a Darkest Hour fan we know you are going to love this album as it is distinctly Darkest Hour.
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In a tweet, Musk wrote workers got $21 per hour, not the $24 per hour initially reported by The Mercury News.
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Golden hour (the hour before the sun sets) is the time of day where you're going to get the best pictures.
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Sessions cost HK$260 (US$33) per hour on weekdays, and HK$280 (US$36) per hour on Fridays and weekends.
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"When I started the tour, it was a two-hour show and it ballooned to a three-hour show," she said.
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You know, you come home from work, you want to invest an hour, an hour and a half, on the weekends.
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This next hour will be my best hour yet because moments like this act as nothing but material for your boy.
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The engine firing was supposed to decrease the lander's speed from 3,700 miles per hour (6,000 kilometers per hour) to zero.
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Best of all, you won't be an hour late for church or golf in March or an hour early in November.
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Thankfully, the lava is moving pretty slowly, typically at less than 0.62 miles per hour (1 km per hour), Krippner says.
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The new Pro houses a 30.8 watt-hour battery, up from its 27.91 watt-hour counterpart in the 9.7-inch model.
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This is especially true in television, where you're constantly watching your ratings day to day, hour to hour, show to show.
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Nida is generating winds up to 150 kilometers per hour (93 miles per hour) as it moves northwest towards southwest China.
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The winds will howl at around 18 to 24 miles an hour, with gusts as high as 230 miles an hour.
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Running time: live-action shorts, 1 hour 47 minutes; animated shorts, 1 hour 26 minutes; documentary shorts, 23 hours 43 minutes.
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Matthew smashed through Haiti's western peninsula on Tuesday with 219 mile-per-hour (21800 km-per-hour) winds and torrential rain.
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It just moves crisis to crisis, second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, 24/1003, 365.
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They start out making $12 an hour and graduate to $15 [$20123 USD] an hour after a 90-day probation period.
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The trajectory of Irma, a Category 5 storm with winds of 185 miles per hour (295 km per hour), is uncertain.
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Passenger vehicles that would normally wait up to an hour and a half to cross are now facing four-hour waits.
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Dana Gould Hour, which you can ... The Dana Gould Hour podcast, where podcasts are sold, and now in your grocer's freezer.
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Season 1 of the show, executive produced by Matt Youngberg, will be 21 half-hour episodes and two one-hour specials.
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As part of that project, prices have been preset at £92.50 per megawatt hour—they're currently about £38 per megawatt hour.
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The Polish workers allegedly worked 12-hour shifts with no days off, and were often paid $5 or less an hour.
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It can now travel a whopping 1.6 miles per hour, compared with the original's top speed of 0.9 miles an hour.
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The federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, which would be $15,1999 a year, based on a 2700-hour work week.
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According to the website's settings, an hour of HD video represents 3GB, while an hour of SD video only represents 0.7GB.
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Some accountants will charge as little as ~$65/hour and only need one hour per month to keep your books clean.
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He charges 130 pesos ($7.04) for the first hour to pursue Pokemons, then 100 pesos for each subsequent hour, he said.
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The sinkhole grew 25 feet to 30 feet per hour at first, then slowed to 10 feet per hour, Guthrie said.
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Four of those storms are projected to be hurricanes with wind speeds of 17 miles per hour (119 kilometers per hour).
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The tools in my first book (The 4-Hour Workweek) have always been for maximizing per-hour output, not promoting idleness.
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He was allegedly going 55 miles per hour when the speed limit shifted down to a 30-miles-per-hour zone.
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It requires hotels to pay at least $22025 an hour — and $215 an hour if they do not provide health insurance.
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"The situation is changing hour per hour — it is still difficult to know when we are going to reopen," he said.
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Season one of the show, executive produced by Matt Youngberg, will be 21 half-hour episodes and two one-hour specials.
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The storm crashed into Cuba late on Friday, with sustained winds of than 157 miles per hour (253 km per hour).
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A team of experts working for Africa Command will try to establish an hour-by-hour timeline, the administration official said.
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They won, averaging 80 miles per hour and, on one deserted stretch, reached a top speed of 172 miles per hour.
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"The uncertainty, the hour-by-hour 'where is this president going?' has everybody in the business community on edge," Walsh said.
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The uncertainty, the hour by hour where the heck is this president going, has everybody in the business community on edge.
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Ms. Walsh estimates that half of her employees make $12 an hour and some make as much as $21 an hour.
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For example, Serena's average topspin serve is about 145 kilometers per hour, 25 kilometers per hour slower than her power serve.
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They're theoretically entitled to about $50 to $100 an hour for every hour of detention served past two hours of waiting.
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They earn almost five times the Goodyear wage—$22019 an hour—for an 8-hour shift, with far more generous benefits.
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San Francisco has been steadily increasing its minimum wage from $21625 per hour in 2900 to $220006 per hour in 2202.
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It would have knocked the current 2.4 cents per kilowatt hour production tax credit down to 1.5 cents per kilowatt hour.
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Mainers will see their minimum wages rise the most, from $9 an hour to $10 an hour, an 85033 percent increase.
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For a new chef trying to break into the industry, 16-hour work shifts and 90-hour weeks were the norm.
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ET (217 GMT) was carrying top winds of 2000 miles per hour (923 km per hour), the National Hurricane Center said.
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After deducting for electricity costs (about 15 cents per kilowatt-hour), the rig was making about 20 cents/hour in profit.
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Where he's housed, visitors can make only two three-hour visits or one six-and-a-half hour visit a month.
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For a single crispy, smoky, greasy hour last month, McDonald's made America's bacon-covered dreams possible with the Bacon Hour promotion.
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We planned everything with an idea of making a ten hour movie as opposed to making ten one hour TV shows.
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Before starting this experiment, I thought adding one more hour to my day to reach a 40-hour week seemed simple.
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The 20-hour documentary is airing in four-hour blocks over the next five Tuesdays, starting tonight at 7, on ESPN.
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The situation is changing day by day, hour by hour, this is the biggest difficulty for any kind of broad solution.
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There is a 14-hour gap between here and New York, and a 17-hour gap between here and Los Angeles.
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The storm, packing 270-mile-per-hour winds (9003 km-per-hour) made landfall at Cape Hatteras at about 2900 a.m.
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It takes a half-hour to get all the residents to the dining room, a good hour for them to eat.
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Midtown traffic now crawls at an average of 4.7 miles per hour, down from 6.5 miles per hour five years ago.
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A small 24-hour gym was tucked into the spa, where we spent an hour in the indoor pool and sauna.
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To get into the happy hour spirit at home, she recommends creating your own version of this classic happy hour staple.
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The flight to Leh's Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport from New Delhi is about an hour, compared to a 25-hour drive.
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Winds of 15 to 20 miles an hour are expected during the parade, with gusts up to 30 miles an hour.
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"At the Guggenheim, you would get an hour for lunch and half-hour breaks in the mornings and afternoons," she observed.
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If we spend an hour working out, that's one hour less during our day that we can potentially spend being sedentary.
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Watching that number climb, hour by hour across the city and the broader earthquake zone, is a nation already in mourning.
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Most art handlers at the museum were making $25 per hour while their colleagues at MoMA PS1 receive $32.50 per hour.
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But just as he had smoked a cigarette several times an hour, now he began to vape several times an hour.
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Eventually Black Hawk helicopters were brought in for us from Kandahar, about an hour, hour-and-a-half away for us.
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The aging trains and signaling system restrict the current rush hour service on the Piccadilly Line to 24 trains per hour.
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Travel time on the Long Island Rail Road's Port Jefferson line to Pennsylvania Station at rush hour is about one hour.
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Abaco withstood sustained winds of up to 185 miles per hour that day, with gusts that reached 220 miles per hour.
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I walk up there sometimes, and sometimes I fall asleep for a half-hour, an hour, and then I come back.
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The median wage for personal care attendants and home health aides is $10.66 per hour, and $12.78 per hour for CNAs.
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Mainers will see their minimum wages rise the most, from $2628 an hour to $28500 an hour, an 6900 percent increase.
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"It's an hour and a half of nothing till we hit Alamo, then another hour and half of nothing," McVey said.
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The report projects that prices will drop even by 2023, from $156 per kilowatt-hour today to $100 per kilowatt-hour.
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While Mr. Trump's focus appeared to careen unpredictably from hour to hour, the larger pattern he followed was a familiar one.
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KERNEN: We've done three three-hour shows, we have about eight guests per hour, so that's, like, 4003 or 60 guests.
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The average speed for the westbound lane dropped to 27.3 miles per hour from 31.5 miles per hour during that period.
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You don't, as a rule, permanently go from a $212008-an-hour manufacturing job to a $21500-an-hour McDonald's job.
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Cops say the average cost for services at the spa was $59 for half an hour or $79 for an hour.
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Then you cry 'freedom,' and then they can go around as they wish for the next hour, hour and a half.
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When we entered into the half-hour show, though, they had a lot of leeway, not unlike a half-hour sitcom.
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"We're expecting destructive winds of 150 kilometers per hour to develop as it approaches the coast," he said, with wind speeds as high as 230 kilometers per hour — about 140 miles per hour — near the storm's center on Saturday.
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She also emphasized that the bill does not make any changes to the 2628-hour daily driving limit, the 28503-hour daily on-duty limit, the 22019-hour daily off-duty requirement or the 30-minute rest break requirement.
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I started with a half an hour of walking, and when that didn't make me tired, I moved up to an hour.
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The community received nearly eight inches of rain over a six-hour period, but more fell during an intense, three-hour period.
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Today, the Chevy Bolt's batteries cost about $145 per kilowatt-hour; Barra says they should hit $100 per kilowatt-hour by 2021.
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Godby arrived at the estimate by crunching the EIA's production forecasts, average productivity per work hour and a 2,000-hour work year.
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It&aposs an hour later, not even an hour later, and blood is already running in the streets according to these people.
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After another hour, or hour and a half went by, and he wandered back in the party like nothing had ever happened.
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What was supposed to be a six-hour journey became a nine-hour one due to a flat tire and bad traffic.
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The national weather center warned of winds of up to 90 kilometers per hour (55 miles per hour) off the Dutch coast.
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The weather system now has maximum sustained winds of 19813 miles per hour (21981 kilometers per hour), the Miami-based forecaster said.
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A REAL scandal is the one sided coverage, hour by hour, of networks like NBC & Democrat spin machines like Saturday Night Live.
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So Local Motors decided to set up two tests: one at 3 miles per hour and one at 25 miles per hour.
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After a journey of one hour, she walks to another bus stop and takes a second bus, again for about an hour.
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That's below the city's current minimum wage of $15 an hour, increased from $13 an hour at the end of last year.
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"Same-day delivery is the true expectation, and for some, even within an hour or two-hour time frame," Mr. Kittredge said.
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Slow TV gave us the 8-hour knitting competition on Netflix and Sigur Ros' 24-hour live stream of a highway drive.
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"For some reason, I just felt drawn to spend hour upon hour working on this painting with intricate wormlike patterns," said Taylor.
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It has a top speed of 217 miles per hour and can go zero to 60 miles per hour in 2.7 seconds.
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After 217 hour-long international flight departing at 22017:543 am ET, we now approach hour 254 on the tarmac at Atlanta.
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Republicans will not stand up to Donald Trump to uncover the truth that's now coming out, day by day, hour by hour.
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The new contractor negotiated by those drivers pushed the average salary from $18 an hour to $24.50 an hour, according to SFGate.
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Ftr, I am 7 miles, an hour car, 45 mins by tube, or 2&1/2 hour walk from the fire. pic.twitter.
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According to PayScale, while some Santas can make three figures an hour, there are jobs advertised paying just $12 per hour, too.
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The journalists will take a 12-hour train ride up to the mountains, followed by a four-hour trip on a bus.
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First we have we had to endure hour after boring hour of your (very) slow progress across the North, and now this.
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The feature, which wasn't mentioned during Apple's WWDC keynote, comes with an interactive graph that breaks down battery use hour-by-hour.
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I had a 40-hour-per-week full-time job, a 20-hour-a-week night job, and a healthy freelance career.
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For every kilowatt-hour of electricity consumed, it buys a kilowatt-hour from a wind or solar farm built specifically for Google.
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The median housekeeper last year made $11.37 per hour, but in some cities it can be as low as $10 an hour.
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According to Tommy Diaz, a porter at the Oculus, there are six porters per eight hour shift on a 24-hour rotation.
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Average fees for sexual services at the spa range from $59 for a half-hour to $79 for an hour, police said.
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The storm was forecast to become a category one hurricane with at least 74-mile-per hour (119 km-per-hour) winds.
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"A new tech business is funded every hour and I want that to be every half hour," Hammond said in his speech.
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As a result, I arrived one hour later than planned and faced a three to four-hour wait to access the piers.
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For every hour he spends animating, Ichwandardi also spends an hour studying choreographer Sherrie Silver's "voodoo dancing" to get it just right.
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I was focussed on my photography, since I thought I would only have half an hour to, maximum, an hour in there.
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They had to make a six-hour trek to Atlanta for one appointment, then a three-hour drive to Alabama for another.
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"Where is that balance between the two-hour, four-hour window as compared to in forty minutes," Schwab told me on Bullish.
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The board previously said the train was going about 80 miles per hour (129 km per hour) in a 30-mph zone.
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The two-hour roundtrip from Flint to Detroit stands out, as does the three-hour roundtrip from San Francisco to Santa Clara.
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Blue Flame, driven by Gary Gabelich, who was the first to exceed 1,000 kilometers an hour (621.4 miles per hour) in 1970.
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Prisoners make air filters, clothes, lamps, and office supplies for wages that range from 23 cents an hour to $1.15 an hour.
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I love the world in which VR exists, and we do it for half an hour a day, an hour a day.
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"We had a five-hour table read [for the first episodes] and an eight-hour table read for the last," Chaikin says.
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A half hour in an Oculus Rift meant a half hour where I was unable to multitask or jump between various stimuli.
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Downtown San Diego is a 30-minute drive on I-5 south, but rush-hour traffic can push it to an hour.
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In 1968, the statutory minimum wage of $2 an hour was worth around $10.90 an hour in 2017 dollars, CNBC previously reported.
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The US Africa Command is trying to establish an hour-by-hour timeline of what happened as part of a comprehensive investigation.
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The federal tipped minimum wage is $2.13 per hour, more than five dollars less per hour than the standard federal minimum wage.
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Charging time has dropped too, with teams now achieving in 22 minutes a kilowatt-hour level that used to take an hour.
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Unlike Trump, whose gut seems to guide him from hour to hour, the Chinese leader is likely thinking a few years ahead.
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"It was our feeling that we'd rather have a sort of dense half-hour than a more languid hour," Mr. Soderbergh said.
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"I was constantly wanting to leave and then daring myself to take one more hour and another hour," the Us star says.
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The Easyread clock is designed so children can learn how to tell the time in both 12-hour and 24-hour format.
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Manicurists and pedicurists make about $11 an hour, and skincare specialists make $15 an hour, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Ms. Holmes spoke for nearly an hour, then answered questions from the audience and an expert panel for nearly half an hour.
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But what requires a full hour or two-hour meeting with most other directors can be done in a word with David.
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At RoMan, assembly line workers start at $13 per hour but skilled workers can earn up to $30 an hour, Roth said.
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She had been paid around 15 cents per hour and worked 18-hour days, seven days a week, performing menial household tasks.
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Right now, restaurants actually have to pay workers only $10 per hour if they make at least $5 per hour in tips.
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We did two six-hour shows and then we did a 12-hour show, all over the course of the five years.
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In New Jersey, where the minimum wage is $8.38 per hour, workers were paid $35 a day for a 10-hour shift.
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Later they were even higher, reaching 155 miles per hour — just two miles per hour short of Category 5 strength — by landfall.
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In the case of "Godless" it's a one-off movie, but there's two-hour-long movies, there are hour-long TV shows.
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It can only be visited during the hour before nightfall and the hour before daybreak, when the sky is ready to perform.
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The morning of the procedure, we had to travel for about an hour and a half across London in rush-hour traffic.
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What do you think about the ritual of pushing clocks one hour forward, and then, in autumn, moving them back one hour?
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Currently, that trip by car can take at least an hour, and in rush hour traffic, can last more than two hours.
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On the other hand, this could never be the finest hour of Buffy simply because it's not really an hour of Buffy.
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"Our battle for Jerusalem continues hour by hour, over the ground and underground," Hamas's military wing said in a statement on Sunday.
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Skipper cut a wide swath through ESPN, negotiating billion-dollar deals and meddling with copy for the magazine from hour to hour.
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A one-and-a half-hour tour is 1353 shekels ($48) and a three-hour tour is 250 shekels ($67) per person.
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Aronofsky's point was made about an hour into the film, but he proceeded to beat a dead horse for the remaining hour.
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Although Ms. Lawlor scheduled her virtual happy hour for one hour, her friends chatted another 30 minutes because they were enjoying themselves.
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The center said that the storm had sustained winds of 185 miles per hour with wind gusts surpassing 85033 miles per hour.
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It can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds with a top speed of 2553 miles per hour.
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Sustained winds were reported around 75 miles per hour with gusts up to 90 miles per hour at Cape Lookout, North Carolina.
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"Within one hour, I'd sold out the entire cooler for $125, and I made 100 bucks in one hour," he tells Goalcast.
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His velocity this season was down over three miles per hour from its height of nearly 96 miles per hour in 0003.
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The drive to Midtown Manhattan via Route 3 can take from a half-hour to more than an hour, depending on traffic.
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A megawatt-hour is a measure of a megawatt of energy generated continuously over an hour; a typical microwave uses one kilowatt.
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Most striking is how voter concerns keep shifting, from day to day and even hour to hour, resembling the impatience of adolescents.
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Also, it's a low-speed system designed to work only up to 60 kilometers per hour, or about 37 miles per hour.
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It can do 211 miles per hour (maximum speed) and can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 3.2 seconds.
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Battery costs that are currently about $180 to $200 a kilowatt-hour could drop to about $100 a kilowatt-hour, Llistosella said.
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Located 150 miles north of Montreal, it's a 1.5 hour flight from New York City and a 6-hour drive from Boston.
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Nemechek was 14th-fastest in Xfinity Happy Hour, but trailed leader Cole Custer (169.383 mph) by more than three miles per hour.
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According to the contract, site supervisors are earning $330 an hour for their work, while project accountants are earning $440 per hour.
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She's thrived because she's fast and accurate, over a demanding 10-hour shift with two half-hour breaks, one of them paid.
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What was supposed to be a two-hour domestic flight turned into a nightmarish 36-hour international journey for Air Canada passengers.
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I woke up about an hour into my five and a half-hour flight and decided to check out the reading materials.
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I was typing — hour upon hour, day after day, with my shoulders back and my spine straight and my hands just so.
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The No. 7 line can run 29 trains per hour during rush hour, up from 27 trains before new signals were installed.
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Crews typically work a 24-hour shift followed by a 24-hour rest period typically in a motel, Cal Fire officials said.
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Because I watch that show and it's too long, as an hour, for him, but it's too short as a half-hour.
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Even Henry Ford knew the problem with overwork when he cut his employees' schedules from 48-hour weeks to 40-hour weeks.
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Deliveroo reportedly claims the rates are a trial, adding that drivers make two drops an hour on average, earning £8.50 an hour.
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Mar-a-Lago wanted to hire 22 foreign servers for $22 an hour, 22 cooks for $215 an hour, and 2000 housekeepers for $663 an hour from October through May 266 — eight more guest workers than the club requested last year.
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"It's usually like a twelve to fifteen-hour process because there's an hour to set-up beforehand, then you have to get all her vitals, and while it's a ten-hour process, that's only if there are no alarms," Alana says.
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Episode 1: 54 minutesEpisode 2: 203 minutesEpisode 3: 1 hours, 22 minutesEpisode 4: 1 hour, 18 minutesEpisode 5: 1 hour, 20 minutesEpisode 6: 1 hour, 20 minutes Resourceful fans have been sussing out the official episode lengths for months now.
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The latest Pentagon selected acquisition report on the program put the cost per flying hour of the F-35 at around $30,000 per flying hour in 2012 dollars, compared to around $25,353 per hour for an older-generation F-16 fighter.
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This compares to an estimated 60 cents to 65 cents per hour for pay television, 80 cents per hour for a movie rental and more than $3 per hour for a movie watched in a theater, according to the firm's analysis.
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There is at least one hour of Bible reading, one hour reciting the Jesus Prayer or the Prayer of the Holy Mountain ("Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me," repeated rhythmically over and over again) and one hour of prostrations.
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If you are paid $25 per hour for a 40-hour workweek, for instance, but spend 30 additional hours commuting, decompressing or nursing stress-induced headaches, and $300 goes toward your business suits, your "real" hourly wage is $10 per hour.
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Once you factor in the commute to the airport (in my case, one hour), suggested arrival at least an hour before takeoff, runway taxiing at touchdown, disembarkation and traveling to your destination (often an hour), flying takes about 255 minutes.
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Since the release of 2008's One of the Boys, the bubblegum-pink pop star has been bathed in the flattering magic-hour glow of public approval, basted every hour upon the hour with the glittering light of a beloved icon.
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Coastal flooding and wind gusts as high as 40 to 50 miles per hour (64 to 80 kilometers per hour) were also forecast.
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Pete relies on 22017-hour-a-day skilled nursing care, a $100-an-hour cost not covered by his insurance, his mother says.
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Basically, after playing for an hour, players will be logged off and will have to wait 60 minutes before resuming for another hour.
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End to end, the light rail trip won't take more than 46 minutes—the same drive at rush hour can take an hour.
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The sports car can accelerate from zero to 62 miles per hour in 2.4 seconds, with top speeds of 236 miles per hour.
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The drone has a maximum horizontal speed of 37.28 miles per hour and can climb up at up to 13.05 miles per hour.
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A Great White can swim up to 25 miles per hour on a burst, and casually swims six to seven miles an hour.
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"What we&aposre doing is targeting a peak speed of 1,000 km per hour, which is roughly 700 miles an hour," she explained.
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The metrics alone are daunting: Breaking the two hour threshold will mean maintaining an average pace of at least 13.1 miles per hour.
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The "Value" bundle starts at $0.22/hour, or $0.17/hour with the "BYOL" (Bring Your Own License) option, and costs $7.25/per month.
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He also pays "well over the minimum wage" of $8.10 an hour, with workers on average making between $12 and $13 an hour.
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An hour a day less spent with friends is an hour a day less spent building social skills, negotiating relationships, and navigating emotions.
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Roborace says the cars should be able to reach speeds of 103 kilometers per hour, or just shy of 200 miles per hour.
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"It's taking an hour and a half, an hour and 45 minutes to do the workout," he told Willie Geist on Sunday Today.
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French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said he was monitoring the situation hour-by-hour, and there had been "maximum mobilization" by the state.
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That's about $1,000 a week, or $25 an hour for a 40-hour week, so you should try to save $25 a day.
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The Houses of Parliament and Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) in London, which went dark for an hour to mark the WWF's Earth Hour.
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He said he charged by the hour, and repairs start at $250 for a two-hour house call in the New York area.
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Lyft at the time said drivers earn about $25 per hour before expenses, which the company put at $3 to $5 per hour.
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Arguments for the case were kept to an hour — an hour to argue over the lives of nearly every trans person alive today.
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They zoom through high altitudes at upwards of 17,000 miles per hour, completing one orbit around the planet every hour and a half.
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As of 2015, Dawn has achieved a velocity change of 1003,300 kilometers per hour (23,800 miles per hour) since its launch in 2007.
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If you read an average of say 217.95 pages an hour, that equates to about 218 cents of royalties per hour of entertainment.
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It's available in 30 cities across the U.S. Normally two-hour delivery is free and one-hour delivery is $7.99 in select cities.
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A single module in this towering Skyport allows for 180 landings and takeoffs per hour, accommodating 1,800 peak passengers every hour per module.
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It does zero to 60 miles per hour in less than three seconds and tops out at more than 200 miles an hour.
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Black Panther has finished, and in just an hour, Infinity War will begin at 6, an hour earlier than the film's other screenings.
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Cyclone Debbie is expected to bring 75 mile-per-hour (120 km) winds and gusts reaching 170 miles-per-hour (275 km/h).
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You've got two and a half weeks to shoot an hour of drama instead of six weeks to shoot an hour of drama.
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Incredibly, the new plant will deliver power at less than 8 cents per kilowatt-hour, down from the typical 15 kilowatt-hour rate.
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The Darkest Hour can be seen as a triumphant, fast-paced WWII movie — or as a two hour-long prologue to The Crown.
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The company said sales have grown exponentially day by day and now, thanks to social media and word of mouth, hour by hour.
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It can go from zero to 60 miles an hour in under four seconds and its top speed is 155 miles an hour.
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I read for about an hour before crawling into bed, where I set my alarm for the ungodly hour of 73:30 a.m.
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Walmart has raised its minimum wage twice since 2016 to $11 an hour, still lower than the $15 an hour that rival Amazon.
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Working alone in eight-hour shifts (in Phoenix they earn about $24 an hour), the babysitters are then set loose into the wild.
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One off the reasons is, I have a three hour radio show, this TV show, and a 22-hour flight to New York.
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Costco also this year raised its hourly wage to $15 per hour, up from $14 per hour, which it hit in June 2018.
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For reference, a two-hour shoot with 12 photos included would cost $149, and a two-hour shoot with unlimited photos costs $249.
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The law firm will bill the city $295 per hour, a discount from Webb's normal rate of $1,335 per hour, the statement said.
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And probably two or three times a day, I'll do half hour to hour-long meetings, walking like that, so that's one thing.
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Minimum wage in San Francisco (where Yelp's headquarters are located) is $12.25 an hour, and will rise to $15 an hour by 2018.
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Emeryville, California: $212 an hour for businesses with more than 212 employees, and $212 an hour for businesses with 10.503 or fewer employees.
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Los Angeles: $225 an hour for businesses with more than 212.50 employees, and $10.50 an hour for businesses with 25 or fewer employees.
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It rambled across the southern part of the state, generating wind gusts of more than 100 miles per hour (161 km per hour).
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On a typical day, he says, he will work a 10-hour shift, and scan and rebin up to 600 packages each hour.
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The bank's minimum wage of $10.15 an hour would eventually rise to between $85033 and $16.50 an hour for 18,000 employees, he said.
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Wind gusts of more than 60 miles per hour (97 km per hour) also were recorded all along the East Coast, Hurley said.
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The federally mandated minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, but some states have been pushing for hikes as much as $15 an hour.
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Essentially, it's one hour of his labor at $150 per hour, plus the cost of the drone he originally bought from Best Buy.
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The bill will increase Massachusetts' minimum wage from $22019 an hour to $15 an hour by 2023 — a wage increase similar to California's.
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To get to town, fly into Palm Springs, or make the two-hour drive from Los Angeles, or one-hour drive from Ontario.
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Querrey's bullet serves topped off at 136 miles per hour, but he was broken six times during the 3-hour, 15-minute match.
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I spend about a half-hour doing my makeup and another half-hour doing my hair, and then I stretch a bit more.
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Mueller's July 24 appearance will feature a three-hour testimony before the Judiciary panel and a two-hour testimony before the Intelligence panel.
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For example, going from Denver to Boulder, which can take more than an hour during rush hour would become an eight-minute trip.
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Workers on some of Total's North Sea fields are due to start a series of 6003-hour and 12-hour strikes on Monday.
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The workers at that GM's plant in Poland make an average of about 30 zlotys per hour, the equivalent to $7.80 an hour.
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If all goes according to plan, InSight will streak into the pink Martian sky at 19703,21970 miles per hour (216,25 kilometers per hour).
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And it was the same day I went to Birmingham, interviewed, two-hour interview, sat around and waited for another hour or two.
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Since then, the probes have journeyed increasingly farther into deep space, traveling at speeds approaching 237,22 kilometers per hour (240,2000 miles per hour).
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The scheduler lets you break down the Pure Cool's operation hour by hour, for every day of the week, if you want to.
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Various studies have shown the median hourly pay for Uber drivers to go as low as $14 per hour to $9.21 per hour.
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Appelbaum said workers are already struggling to keep pace and handle 200 to 300 orders per hour during a single 12-hour shift.
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In New York City, the minimum wage is currently $13 an hour and will reach $15 an hour by the end of 2018.
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If you're braving this party, definitely have a friend check in with you every hour on the hour to make sure you're okay.
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Odette Delacroix: There will be changes as productions get more expensive per hour to make and make less money per hour of production.
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We'll have a two-hour practice and we'll get to an hour-forty-five and realize we haven't even gotten to offense yet.
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While Talbot's seasonal sales associates make around $11 per hour, employees working in the retailers' warehouses make an average of $15 per hour.
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So we started off doing 90-minute shows, then we pushed it to three-hour shows, then we did a five-hour show.
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It was happy-hour identity politics, a sad hour for the country and probably inevitable, given the trajectory that Kavanaugh's nomination had taken.
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Rush hour trip times range from about 45 minutes to an hour and cost $12.25 each way, or $353 for a monthly pass.
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The minimum pay rate is $7.25 an hour, but workers would need to earn $23.92 an hour to support a family of four.
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This prompted Bancor to extend the ICO from a one hour window to a three hour window to allow pending transactions to process.
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Last year Target announced it would raise minimum pay to $15 an hour by 203, and Costco raised its to $14 an hour.
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Under current conditions, some G.M. workers earning less than $20 an hour work alongside veterans making $31 an hour, the current top wage.
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In comparison, a 23,000-kilowatt-hour coal plant emits 1,048 grams of CO265 per kilowatt hour — 22011 grams less than the biomass plant.
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Sixty-mile-an-hour gusts over an hour can cause damage, but gusts over four, six or eight hours are a different story.
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