I have written about seven-minute, six-minute, four-minute, and even one-minute workouts.
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"I'd have to walk a minute, run a minute, walk a minute, run a minute, which was very tedious for me," she said.
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That's publishers on Snapchat with these short-form seven-minute, five-minute, two-minute videos.
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Try 14-minute games, split into two seven-minute halves, with a two-minute halftime, a lot shorter than an 80-minute rugby union game.
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A minute here, a minute there — it adds up.
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But someone else gets only a five-minute wait instead of a nine-minute wait, because of your two-minute sacrifice.
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" "I said, 'I can't do the same thing – have the same five-minute, 10-minute, 15-minute intervals of the show.
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About a six minute walk, or a two minute run.
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One minute I was there, the next minute I wasn't.
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It was in the 48th minute, not the 57th minute.
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"Wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on, just wait a minute," he said, trying to put on an all-knowing smile.
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Each side gave a four-minute introductory speech, a four-minute rebuttal to the other's arguments, and a two-minute closing statement.
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Do you feel like going for a 43-minute jog, followed by a 26-minute walk, and then another 22-minute run?
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The 80-minute "stress victim" spa treatment includes a 30-minute back, neck and shoulder massage followed by a 50-minute facial.
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Imagine for a minute that you just finished a 45-minute task at work or got out of a 30-minute meeting.
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The differences between a two-minute appointment and a 20-minute appointment may be obvious, but researchers want to know the difference between what is covered in a 15-minute versus a 20-minute appointment.
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BPM (Beats Per Minute)'s original French title is 120 battements par minute, "120 beats per minute," which refers to a human heartbeat.
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"They got inconvenienced for one minute — What's one minute?" he said.
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By the 40th minute I couldn't wait for the 78th minute.
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Minute after minute we're witnessing bad things happening to this group.
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To film a life minute by minute, what does that mean?
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Adam Schiff one minute, asking about Russian espionage the next minute.
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Here's how the team missed its chance, minute by agonizing minute.
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Then we charge per minute for transcription, 7 cents a minute.
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Besides, every minute Erskine isn't on screen is a minute wasted.
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This five-minute long IMAX ride had a 45 minute wait.
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It was 1 minute 55.98 seconds, not 1 minute 59.98 seconds.
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Who were these people, minute to minute and year after year?
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Everything is there for one minute, but only for one minute.
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The personal massager has three speed strength levels: 30Hz/1,800 percussions per minute, 40Hz/2,400 percussions per minute, and 53Hz/3,180 percussions per minute.
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We were monitoring the weather minute by minute back at base camp.
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Our videos are still about a minute, a minute and a half.
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One minute no money exists, and the next minute, the money's there.
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Miguel is allowed two 15-minute breaks, and one 30-minute lunch.
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He just tells Archie that he's living "minute to minute" right now.
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It's the vulnerability and fragility one minute and fierce passion another minute.
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A minute-by-minute account of the shooting, with maps and video.
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And every minute up represented an additional minute to get down safely.
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And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute.
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CNBC exists to fulfill this wish on a minute-by-minute basis.
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There was still nearly a minute left in the five-minute round.
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Nielsen ratings are an average of minute-by-minute viewership over time.
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On most lines, workers handle 40 birds a minute (yes, a minute).
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It's a butt shot, at a minute into the three-minute trailer.
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I see their perspectives on a daily, hourly, minute-by-minute basis.
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As the press release says, a free lunch will run you a six minute "HIIT" (high-intensity interval training) workout, including one minute on a rowing machine, one minute on a spin bike, and one minute on a treadmill, as well as a minute of sit-ups, bodyweight squats, and lunges.
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I get 50 cents a minute for group shows, $3 a minute for private shows (and an extra $1 a minute if voyeurs "secretly" watch).
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They are asking for three 30-minute breaks in 10+ hour shifts instead of two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute break, Vox reports.
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The edit turned the 15, 30-minute episodes into 22, 20-minute episodes Hurwitz said in 2014 that he had begun work on the project, which would turn its 15, 30-minute episodes into 22, 20-minute episodes.
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The response must be an ongoing daily, hourly, minute by minute, cultivation of self-awareness to identify your own beliefs and assumptions; followed by daily, hourly, minute by minute creation of new thoughts and behaviors that reflect your awareness.
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You know that thing where whatever that 90 beats per minute, or 100 beats per minute, is the beats per minute that we're naturally drawn to?
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Four minute loss - no, in-play minute-by-minute is Charlie, and he's in the shitter, just - thankyew - Pax reroute successful, mouth of the muddy Mississip.
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It's a seven minute plus minute song, which sometimes feels unfamiliar in a sonic landscape that has tight three-and-a-half minute and under songs.
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Since 2010, I have covered seven-minute, four-minute, one-minute, 20-second and 10-second interval routines, with each workout's declining length increasing its allure.
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I know everyone is following this minute by minute and hour by hour.
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"We were getting full reports on a minute-by-minute basis," he added.
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After the 45-minute classes, dancers are rewarded with 15-minute alpaca visits.
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"I think most Iranians were just making decisions minute by minute," she said.
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It was maybe a five-minute experience, but a vital five-minute experience.
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Why do we care which candidate America is searching for minute by minute?
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Talkspace's management team can track service use on a minute-by-minute basis.
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What would have been a 20-minute walk was a 5-minute Bird.
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We want seven-minute abs, 10 Minute Managers, and overnight real estate millions.
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"We have minute-by-minute footage of the event," the official told CNN.
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I was the same the last minute as I was the first minute.
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We're localized, with the ability to charge on a minute-by-minute basis.
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There's a good gag a minute, maybe more, in this 90-minute show.
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All she had to worry about was surviving this wilderness, minute by minute.
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He then erases the minute marker and hand; the old minute is gone.
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And he begins anew, redrawing and erasing them, minute by surprisingly slow minute.
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I just refresh my feed again and again, killing minute after nasty minute.
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The minute you think you know everything is the minute you should quit.
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It's a story that requires minute-by-minute live-blogging and investigative reporting.
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It's a roughly 25-minute walk or 10-minute drive to Bourbon Street.
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Fifty-minute diners receive 12 pieces of nigiri; 90-minute diners get 18.
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Exactly on the hour, not a minute before and not a minute later.
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You went from creating 11-minute episodes to making a 90-minute musical.
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Why trade a roughly 75-minute flight for a 320-minute train ride?
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I live downtown, but my job is in the suburbs so I have a 2125.79-minute walk, 2112-minute Metra ride, and a 213-minute shuttle ride.
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"Every minute that a car can't be used by one of these mobility services is a minute of downtime and a minute of lost money," he said.
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In other words, try not to make your last-minute trip too last-minute.
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We had to take it minute by minute and see how I was recovering.
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"We're living minute by minute right now, we're all very sad," Bodkins told KDVR.
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It's about a 10 minute walk to Pier 36 or a five-minute drive.
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The more fragmented Android market offers five-minute, 10-minute, and user-defined periods.
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There is no hope of planning a day since it changes minute by minute.
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That dominance was nearly minute-by-minute, and shined in the early-voting states.
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This 45-minute documentary from Fusion addresses that question around the 20-minute mark.
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But of course I&aposm watching it like minute by minute, what&aposs happening.
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"I was looking at him for a minute, for a long minute," Gomez said.
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The minute they get a job, that's the minute they stop being a refugee.
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Instead of 20-minute-long cardio baseline drills, there would be 10-minute drills.
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It is $2698 for a 19667-minute class, not for a 30-minute class.
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It is $20 for a 45-minute class, not for a 30-minute class.
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You can follow along minute by minute in the live video SpaceX always provides.
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I live hour by hour, minute by minute, what can I say about hope?
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Thankfully, it's a five-minute ride and a two-minute walk to my office.
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When a 20-minute walk becomes a four-minute scoot, you gain something priceless.
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This was before most news organizations were thinking about minute-by-minute digital competition.
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Niskanen was given a five-minute major penalty and a 10-minute game misconduct.
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Each candidate made an eight-minute opening statement and a three-minute closing statement.
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They'll be on ABC, and The Times will be offering minute-by-minute coverage.
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Remember that they aren't focused on the minute-to-minute machinations of your race.
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The Mio Fuse ranged from an underestimation of 22.5 beats per minute to an overestimation of 26 beats per minute, for example, while the Fitbit Charge range from an underestimation of 41 beats per minute to an overestimation of 36 beats per minute.
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It went like this: Two-minute warmup on the bike; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 303-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; three-minute cool-down on the bike.
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Every minute spent training a deep learning model is a minute not doing something else, and in today's fast-paced world of research, that minute is worth a lot.
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"When a guy one minute suggests he may be sympathetic to ISIS and the next minute decides to kill people, catching that minute is really, really hard," he says.
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Brazil is the favorite today though, by a wide margin, so every minute they're not winning is a minute wasted for them, and a minute of hope for Mexico.
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Her subdued, six-minute speech contrasted with the ebullient tone of Sanders' 16-minute speech.
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"We just take it minute by minute because anything with her can change," Morton says.
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Do you absolutely need to tweet a minute-by-minute update on your delayed flight?
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The two papers compete for scoops, subscribers and advertisers on a minute-by-minute basis.
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Here's what they had to say, minute-by-minute, in their marathon Q&A session.
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A 45-minute call at $3.95 a minute would cost a person $177, plus tax.
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The moderate-intensity workout also involved a two-minute warmup and three-minute cool-down.
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In Texas, for example, Tier 2 is $0.16/minute, and Tier 1 is $0.08/minute.
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Each tunnel is a 20 minute walk one way and another 20 minute walk back.
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I was only in there for a minute – but it was a very long minute.
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This time, I do a 12-minute kettlebell workout and a 20-minute yoga flow.
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It's a 15-minute walk to my stop and then a 20-minute bus ride.
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Well, wait a minute, at the last minute you are trying to make other changes.
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It's because they are living in it, minute by minute, and eventually, second by second.
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The one where our so called leader is stripping our humanity away minute by minute….
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The Pomodoro Technique involves working in 25-minute intervals with five-minute breaks in between.
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One minute of contact would allow, say, a four minute music video to be watched.
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The internet and digital world is something that changes minute to minute, day to day.
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There he constructed a computer system to monitor major currency exchange rates minute by minute.
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A 10-minute shower with a modern two-gallons-per-minute shower head uses 20.
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You can turn that 30-minute process into a five-minute process or even faster.
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A lot of people just tweeted out their minute-to-minute activities or random thoughts.
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In Barcelona, scooter rides will cost €0.20 per minute and €0.10 per minute for bikes.
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The minute you give them a job is the minute they stop being a refugee.
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Take, for example, the roughly 10 minute stretch from the 51st to the 62nd minute.
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The smarts cost 41 cents per minute while the Mercedes cost 47 cents per minute.
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It's one of those rare 30-minute meals that is, actually, a 30-minute meal.
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To those following minute by minute online, it seemed possible that war was breaking out.
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During the five-minute voting period, Kevin's heart rate hit almost 160 beats per minute.
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But there is this uncertainty about what is happening minute to minute, day to day.
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It's a father's wrenching and beautiful minute-by-minute account of the next few days.
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" And I go, "Wait a minute, just hold on and you'll see in a minute.
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For 12 straight hours the artist filmed himself painting and repainting the clock's hour and minute hands, in real-time, minute by minute, so that it accurately displayed the time.
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After all, who would voluntarily sit through an 80-minute, or even a 30-minute, symphony if one could have an equally profound experience with a two-minute pop song?
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Then after 30 seconds, Instagram opened up to one minute, and now it's one-minute videos.
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A special 15-minute cut of the 20-minute film is being readied for the event.
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Minute Maid grapefruit juice Another drink that uses insect-derived dyes is Minute-Maid grapefruit juice.
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The golden minute Wait, one minute of vigorous exercise can equal 45 minutes of moderate exercise?
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Or were you planning to record him the minute you found out you have this minute?
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"It would be silly to view gold as a portfolio hedge minute by minute," Ash added.
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That could mean anything from a 5-minute news roundup to a 30-minute music playlist.
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That's right: We've made the last-minute gift guide to trump all last-minute gift guides.
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The resulting data can be crunched to create a minute-by-minute record of your life.
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"We are deciding where to land the plane and it changes minute by minute," she says.
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It can be fine one minute and then force winds and heavy snow the next minute.
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Each unauthorized immigrant has to balance, minute by minute, the risk of deportation against everything else.
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That five-minute visit was hastily arranged and required last-minute approval from the Ecuadorian ambassador.
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Hold for 1 minute, then take 30 seconds to rest, then hold again for a minute.
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Suppose that one plane lands every minute and that another arrives every minute, joining the queue.
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In the 25th minute he was upended by Sven Bender, then fouled again a minute later.
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Minute by minute, the wheels are coming off the clown car that is the Trump Administration.
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I'd earn around £4 [$5.40] in group per minute, and £6 [$8.13] per minute in private.
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Heat again for about 1 minute on the stove-top until crispy, 1 minute more. 6.
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"In a minute, I'm gonna tell you guys a six-minute riddle about taxes," Bryant says.
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The twitches and tics can change minute to minute, hour to hour and day to day.
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The school also moved from six 50-minute classes per day to four 80-minute classes.
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We're sort of taking it all in right now, because it's been minute by minute today.
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Back then it was about interrupting class — one minute wasted was a minute of learning lost.
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That will increase to two trucks per minute by 2030, and four per minute by 2050.
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It's priced similarly to some transcription services today on a per-minute basis, charging 7 cents per minute (or 99 cents per minute to have someone deal with it by hand).
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I still lived in Baltimore at the time, so my commute involved a 25-minute drive, an 80-minute train ride and a 15-minute walk/run across the Capitol each way.
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Faivre actually developed this system as part of a project called Minute Manufacturing, a production set-up in which he makes objects by the minute — €1 equals one minute of production time.
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The pool was a 10-minute drive from the hotel, and another 15-minute hike after parking.
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In the next 10 years the scale will increase from gigabytes per minute to terabytes per minute.
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Naturally, some critics have reacted negatively to a hyper-realistic movie about the minute-by-minute violence.
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The minute New Girl decided to be a rom-com was the minute New Girl became great.
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We get a 30-minute lunch when is like inhaling your food and two 10 minute breaks.
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For example, if you're a beginner runner, start with one minute running, one minute walking, she says.
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Two minute rule The two minute rule was installed for the new term which began last week.
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There were 210-minute classes when I had the time, and 239-minute ones when I didn't.
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Trump has driven breathless, minute-by-minute press coverage injected with all the drama of a telenovela.
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Root, a car insurer, offers drivers insurance based on their minute-to-minute behaviour behind the wheel.
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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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"From the minute we showed up at the ER the first time, every minute mattered," she says.
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Vessels approaching shore or heavy traffic use more feedback to adjust position minute to minute, he said.
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"One minute I'm good with Michael and then the next minute, I can't take it," Kelly said.
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We could kick down your door at any minute; we can pull you over at any minute.
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Increase the heat to high and cook for 2 minute for cast iron (1 minute for nonstick).
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The 90-minute debate will have six 15-minute segments, with two segments focusing on each topic.
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Ha. A 10-minute shower with an old five-gallons-per-minute shower head uses 50 gallons.
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Here's an on-the-ground look at an airstrike, with the minute-by-minute reaction of rescuers.
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Kanye gave a 7 minute speech at that night's award show, despite the 4 minute time limit.
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Nurse was given a two-minute minor penalty for roughing and a five-minute major for fighting.
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So my advice to people is the minute you know everything should be the minute you quit.
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Giuliani has spent minute after minute running down Michael Cohen as the world's biggest liar and scumball.
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In the Espa spa, a 60-minute massage is $170; a 60-minute facial starts at $180.
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Every additional minute we spend debating the merits of the "lobbyist ban" is a minute we've wasted.
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In the relentless hurtle from clip to clip, minute to minute, it is constantly new, always stimulating.
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"Every minute you spend on social media is a minute lost on your career," says St. John.
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"What should have been a 15 minute drive, turned into an 80 minute living nightmare," she said.
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Draisaitl scored in the first minute and the Oilers notched two more before the 12-minute mark.
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Instead we feel alienated, suspicious and angry at the serial outrages that bombard us minute by minute.
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Click for minute-by-minute coverage of the hearing, Cohen's day in pictures and six takeaways. 3.
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You still have to pay for each minute you ride, which is about 24 cents per minute.
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On other measures, though, the five-minute walks were more potent than the concentrated 30-minute version.
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Sign up for a 2250-minute hot stone massage (€140) or a 45-minute foot treatment (€55).
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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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You can opt for shorter 20-30 minute Fun Runs and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), up to 45-minute intervals or 60-minute heart rate zone-based endurance runs and marathon prep.
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They will now have one minute after they walk onto the court to be ready for the prematch meeting, and one minute to be ready to play after the five-minute warm-up.
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Callamard was given access to a 45-minute audio recording from inside the Saudi consulate, and she details, minute by minute, the events leading up to and including Khashoggi's death and subsequent dismemberment.
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His own military commanders have no idea what he's going to decide to do from minute to minute.
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It takes less than a minute for the person to die, but it is a very painful minute.
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MPT is engineered for end results but investors exult and suffer minute by minute all along the trip.
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Tobin Heath scored the opening goal in the 12th minute, and Carli Lloyd scored in the 43rd minute.
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I've had this setting on and it's an extremely precise, minute-by-minute account of everywhere I've been.
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Mine was for 170 strides per minute, but elite runners usually get around 180-200 strides per minute.
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"One minute you're talking about the Venezuelan elections and the second minute you're talking about cryptocurrencies," he says.
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After a dirty hit, your team will be awarded either a two-minute or five-minute power play.
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And it goes beyond, and I think the whole world is realizing, wait a minute, wait a minute.
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One candidate would open with a 60 minute speech, and the other would give a 90-minute response.
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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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From this McDonald's, it's about a 30-minute walk or a 15-minute metro ride to Red Square.
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The president's penchant for a last-minute endorsements reflects a White House prone to making last-minute decisions.
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Most Street Fighter rounds run less than a minute, and maybe stretch to a minute and a half.
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The dude ranch is a 50-minute drive from Jackson, instead of a 10-minute drive, like Amangani.
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Diego Costa scored an 87th-minute game-winner, five days after an 17.23th-minute clincher against West Ham.
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On issue after issue, it was like he kept proposing four-minute abs, or even no-minute abs.
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This kind of prettiness might work in a three-minute song setting or a nine-minute concerto movement.
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I was listening to Mahler one minute, and then Patti Smith the next minute, and then Miles Davis.
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So it's worth laying that out, as this three-minute cartoon by the popular series Minute Physics does.
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His time of 2 hours 1 minute 39 seconds broke the previous record by more than a minute.
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Citroën says the cars will be available to rent on both a monthly and minute-by-minute basis.
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Dunn&aposs research found people were happier getting two separate 30-minute massages than one 60-minute massage.
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And, to be sure, every minute a director spends on trivia means one less minute for critical oversight.
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Here's a minute-by-minute breakdown of one of the most consequential days in modern US political history.
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If you don't top up your account, you now pay €0.34 per minute instead of €0.29 per minute.
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Oleksiak was assessed a five-minute penalty but it was changed to a two-minute minor upon review.
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But journalists in 1999 did not have to contend with the minute-by-minute demands of digital media.
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In this Finnish slasher film, four teenagers try to solve the case by reconstructing it minute by minute.
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" Trudeau responds, "He was late because he takes a 40-minute — 40-minute press conference off the top.
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Each six minute run was performed during a single session, with a two minute rest between each bout.
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A: You are exhilarated one minute, and the next minute you want to fling something across the room.
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We'll keep you updated on the minute-to-minute developments and can't-miss updates from Hurricane Florence's path.
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For her, I set a 30-minute limit on gaming and a 60-minute limit on social networking.
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So I just wanted it to be a minute, because you can pack a punch in a minute.
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It might be a two-minute or five-minute fight, sometimes you might be fighting for 20 minutes.
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One minute they're bonding, the next minute they're sniping at each other ... and the minute after that, you're left with an urgent drive to call your mom and tell her that you love her.
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"Every minute is a minute of suspense, a minute of challenge, and the fact I can stay [airborne] without fuel or pollution for four days and four nights is something so new," he said.
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I typed 72 words per minute, which is slower than the 93 words per minute I got when I was back at my desk, but much faster than the 36 words per minute typingtest.
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In the larger surrounding area, you can get to Union Square Park in a 10-minute walk, Tompkins Square Park in a 14-minute walk, and Washington Square Park in a 15-minute walk.
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They called for increased break time (three 30-minute breaks during a 10-plus hour shift instead of two 8003-minute and one 30-minute lunch break) and improved transit benefits to the facility.
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Olajide then alternates five-minute sets of toning (using the resistance bands and gliding discs) with 3-5 minute jump rope sets, and ends the session with a choreographed five-to-eight-minute shadowboxing set.
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Think 30 seconds to a minute of sprinting, followed by a minute or two of walking or slow jogging.
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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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Sidewalks labs emphasizes a "15 minute city," where all of a person's needs are within a 15-minute walk.
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When fully completed, the constellation will also be used to provide a minute-by-minute tracking system for airplanes.
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The property is a 25-minute drive from downtown and a 40-minute drive from Los Angeles International Airport.
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In Thailand, Muay Thai is traditionally fought over five three-minute rounds and five two-minute rounds for women.
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"The last minute of 22-on-33 is always a really, really long minute," Sharks goalie Aaron Dell said.
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The requirement used to be 140 birds per minute, but has since been raised to 175 birds per minute.
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But things began to go squirrely just prior to the five-minute mark of the planned six-minute descent.
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After all, today we are checking our smart phones one minute, leaning back and contemplating the world another minute.
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"The Census Bureau must pull off the census on time, according to a minute-by-minute schedule," Lowenthal says.
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Morgan's 31st-minute header secured the victory after England's Ellen White had canceled out Christen Press's 10th-minute opener.
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One minute they could be serving you kimchi, and the next minute they could be tap-dancing on stage.
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VoteCastr promises "minute-by-minute projected outcomes," and therefore might be the most anxiety-inducing option on this list.
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The contestants were given six-minute bathroom breaks every few hours, as well as periodic six-minute phone breaks.
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Luan added a goal in the 79th minute before Neymar's penalty kick in the first minute of stoppage time.
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Lampard scored in the eighth minute, and Villa scored his 11th goal of the season in the 21st minute.
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The American easily defeated Argentinian Emelio Ezekiel Zarate, a last-minute replacement, stopping him around the two-minute mark.
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It is minute by minute judgments and even the right judgments can set in motion the wrong unintended consequences.
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There are, of course, hyper-minutiae-focused movie podcasts, like Star Wars Minute and its many minute-cast imitators.
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Both packages include one 75-minute assessment and bimonthly 35-minute sessions, all of which happen over the phone.
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To maximize my energy, I work in 25-minute increments followed by five-minute breaks to clear my mind.
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Mr. Routh's 45-minute commute to work isn't awful, though he does have a 75-minute ride to school.
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Minute Media raises $40M more for its user-generated, syndication-based sports publishing platform Minute Media — which owns 90min.
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At $285 for a 75-minute session, the sculpting massage service is, per minute, the salon's most expensive treatment.
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Whereas the UFC uses five five-minute rounds in championship fights, this bout will be 12 three-minute rounds.
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In addition to the two five-minute fighting infractions, Blueger received an instigating minor and a 10-minute misconduct.
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Still, Johnson doesn't warrant the kind of minute-by-minute or even daily coverage that Trump and Clinton receive.
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After that, rival Wikipedia moderators vied to include or delete the allegations, with the page changing minute by minute.
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How are you thinking about it sort of minute to minute, day to day as you're producing the show?
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But it exists now, and it keeps growing and changing — we started out spending most of our time making two-minute explainers, but now we're also making 25-minute Netflix shows and 25-minute YouTube videos.
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South Africa took the early lead when Thembi Kgatlana scored in the 25th minute, but Hermoso converted two second-half spot kicks after a handball (69th minute) and a late challenge by Nothando Vilakazi (82nd minute).
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Tortured vocals appear the 2-minute mark, and half a minute later is when the tempo finally starts the quicken.
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It will be black tie, and it will also require all the minute-by-minute planning of a state dinner.
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All of these people are looking for something that just doesn&apost offend them on a minute-by-minute basis.
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Hours before the premiere, the Unqualified podcast host documented her getting ready process on Twitter with minute-by-minute updates.
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Every ebb and flow courses through the dialogue and set pieces helmed by a director with minute by minute control.
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The first minute I saw her and the first minute I heard her cry is really when things kicked in.
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But Barry Windham was awesome, the last of the cowboys, a 60-minute man in a 15-minute-match world.
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One minute you're cutting up tomatoes for a salad, and the next minute your kitchen looks like a crime scene.
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"One minute I'm a fucking white supremacist terrorist and the next minute I'm a fucking crybaby?" the crying Nazi added.
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I do a 30-minute pilates video plus a quick, 15-minute yoga flow and feel so much more relaxed.
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Its brush head speed (62,403 brush strokes per minute) is twice that of the Diamond (31,000 brush strokes per minute).
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"One minute you play a victim with your story, and then the next minute you play the bully," she says.
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Wolff added that he had spoken to people who spoke to Trump on a daily, "sometimes minute by minute" basis.
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I take two 60-minute interviews, cut them into six ten-minute segments, hopscotch them with music in between them.
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Take a minute, enjoy some holidays, enjoy some family and it's gonna feel good to be done for a minute.
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Twitter is a much more immediate platform for participating in the day-to-day, often minute-to-minute political dialogue.
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A two-hour-and-10-minute battle through Sao Paolo gridlock would be transformed into an 18-minute pleasure ride.
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For example, 400 hours of video are uploaded every minute to YouTube and 85033,000 tweets sent per minute on Twitter.
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One minute they're looking to going to prom or homecoming and the next minute they're sitting in a detention center.
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This is the gift social media has given us: minute-by-minute opinions from the Twitterverse to keep us engaged.
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"She fell through on every occasion until now," he says in a one-minute excerpt of the 27-minute tape.
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At $30 per person for a roughly 30-minute experience, it costs… well, about a buck a minute per person.
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"The numbers are tough because they're changing minute by minute," he said when asked how many people had been tested.
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When stars' comings and goings began to be documented on a minute-by-minute basis, those changes triggered celebrity reticence.
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That's right, ISPs can take your exact physical location from minute to minute and sell it to a third party.
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On "The Daily," Carroll went through the minute-by-minute of the alleged attack to the best of her memory.
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Every minute wasted on that whale hunt is a minute the Democrats neglect to make an affirmative case for themselves.
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"It's a typical blended family, where one minute they're fighting and the next minute they're best friends," Ms. Janko said.
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My grandson's times are almost always under one minute and often under half a minute; his best is 16 seconds.
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On Monday, Twitter announced a last-minute reprieve, coming as unexpectedly as a last-minute execution stay from Clarence Thomas.
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It's less than a 10-minute walk, or two-minute drive, to the restaurants, bars and shops surrounding Mystic's harbor.
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"What should have been a 15-minute driv "What should have been a 15-minute driv America is changing fast!
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He and Mr. Markowitz also lubricated gears that became sticky each time the minute hand hit the 50-minute mark.
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The traffic is truly horrendous and can turn what should be a 30-minute drive into a 90-minute slog.
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So many good and interesting details and tidbits in there folks are picking up minute by minute throughout the day.
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How does he pull you into the action, minute by minute, in the three paragraphs that begin "On Saturday afternoon …"?
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How can "the People" rule when "they which are the people this minute, are not the people the next minute"?
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Drivers will also be paid for every minute that they wait for a rider after a two-minute grace period.
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This is an idea that has been given many names — the 5-minute rule, the 2-minute rule and the 1-minute rule, to name a few — but these techniques only get you going on a task.
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In a soothing voice, she offered a patient explanation of the treatment that was about to unfold: a 20-minute consultation, a 90-minute massage, a 30-minute arm massage/palm reading, and an hour-long pampering facial.
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It's difficult, because you have a minute and 493, minute and 45 seconds to tell an entire story of the day.
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In the minute-to-minute news cycle, it is crucial that our alerts convey what has happened quickly, but also accurately.
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These exercises can be done as an "EMOM" workout, which stands for "every minute on the minute," or as a circuit.
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You eventually progressed from running 13-minute miles to running 25-minute 5Ks, and then you introduced lifting into the mix.
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"Only one person, Trump, is making the decision and he can change his mind from minute-to-minute," the source said.
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While the former smooths out minute-by-minute variations in wind and solar, the latter can smooth out longer (hourly) fluctuations.
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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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Then do one minute of running and one minute of walking, and every week, increase the distance of the running portion.
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Seven: This app is all about short seven-minute workouts (you can extend it to 14- or 21-minute workouts too).
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NYPD policing is data-driven; commanders make deployment decisions based on minute-by-minute information about where people are being victimized.
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And at this time, there were 120-minute cassette tapes to far outlast any 20133-minute mixtape I could put together.
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The booking capacity of the Indian Railways' website has been increased from 2,000 tickets a minute to 7,200 tickets a minute.
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"We showed some great fight and competed, but it's not a 35-minute game, it's a 33-minute game," Ollie said.
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Or maybe it could feed biometric data medical professionals could actually use to create minute-by-minute snapshots of your health.
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In fact, when DarkSky first launched, all it offered were minute-by-minute precipitation forecasts out to one hour in advance.
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Their range is terrible and the battery only seems to last for about a minute, maybe a minute and a half.
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ReachNow users are typically charged a rate of 49 cents per minute when driving, and 30 cents per minute when parking.
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The minute markers are tiny blue-hued dots and the brand mark is set just above the hour and minute hands.
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The 17-minute walkout -- one minute for each of the 17 people killed at the Florida school -- began around 10 a.m.
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As the leader of an organization that isn't always predictable, Cunningham ranks her priorities without getting into minute-by-minute breakdowns.
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The power of leveraging payment, commerce, communications, and entertainment makes Chinese users reliant on WeChat on a minute-by-minute basis.
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Larkin and Ellis were given five-minute fighting penalties later in the period, with Larkin getting an additional two-minute penalty.
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U.S. television network ABC announced a special edition of "20/20" that promised a minute-by-minute account of the mission.
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Go deeper: Politico's Alex Isenstadt, who's been covering this race minute-by-minute, has a closer look at Blankenship's late surge.
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Some prefer their first encounter, others their 60-minute broadway, others the urgency of Omega's desperate 30-minute time-limit victory.
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The property is about a 30-minute drive to the international airport and about a 25-minute drive to Warsaw's center.
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He opened Hidden Fish in September, offering 30-minute and 90-minute meals, and very quickly had to make an adjustment.
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Under ordinary circumstances, no one expects a president to be in minute by minute control of the C.D.C.'s testing regime.
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And investors who are too busy focusing on the latest minute-by-minute headlines and tweets may be missing that fact.
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In this 10-minute silent montage, shot in 16mm color film, each segment trains on a minute aspect of Rozel Point.
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"One minute we were outside the window and the next minute I'm meeting the president of the United States," she said.
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It is a five-minute boat ride (or seven-minute car ride) to fine waterfront restaurants like Bridge Tender and Bluewater.
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Revel rides cost $1 per person to start, followed by $0.25 per minute to ride and $0.10 per minute while parked.
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Ultimately, the animals would sprint uphill for one minute followed by a minute of walking, with that interval repeated four times.
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To get downtown from my hotel, it was a 34-minute walk along the river — or a 32-minute bus ride.
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We've never gotten such an intimate, minute-by-minute look at what most likely constitutes war crimes, our culture critic writes.
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And yet it's only a 1003-minute ferry ride to San Francisco, and downtown Sausalito is a 10-minute drive away.
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Instead, journeys that once took your full 22 minute cycle become two minute excursions once you've learned certain shortcuts and tricks.
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But now, technology has advanced enough that fares can be easily updated on a daily, hourly or even minute-by-minute basis.
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Yes, the President does have the power right this very minute with a five-minute phone call to say stop doing this.
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The range for this tracker ranged from an underestimation of 5.1 beats per minute to an overestimation of 4.5 beats per minute.
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The minute things start looking good for a fan-favorite character is the minute fans have to start worrying about that character.
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A relentless nine-minute rape scene segued neatly into a six-minute fire extinguisher murder, which I watched before completing a questionnaire.
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Scooters can also encourage people to use public transit: A 20-minute walk to a train station becomes a 5-minute ride.
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Like I said, the journey from Brooklyn Bowl to Music Hall is about a six minute walk, or a two minute run.
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My app chimes a minute later to tell me that my trip took one minute and 57 seconds and cost me $453.
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In fact, when someone has daily mood swings from minute to minute with trivial triggers, bipolar disorder is a pretty unlikely diagnosis.
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And I was able to get minute by minute reports from my friends and so many of my staff from the campaign.
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"One minute I had a tiny little inflatable and you're in control and the next minute you are on an oil tanker".
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AND FINALLY ... One minute, 18 changes Did you know there's a Guinness World Record for most costume change illusions in one minute?
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It says it's seeing orders now taking place over twice a minute – that's up from once per minute just three months ago.
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And every minute that they spend having to defend themselves somewhere else is a minute they aren't suing us or someone else.
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If you want to go for a quick drive, pricing is 41 cents / minute while driving, and 30 cents / minute while parked.
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Viewers in 1966 experienced a spectacular Leonid storm: thousands of meteors per minute fell through Earth's atmosphere during a 15 minute period.
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"Then we could sum up all the images, in effect turning eight five-minute exposures into one 40-minute exposure," he said.
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A three-minute online version of the commercial launched Tuesday, two days before the minute-long TV version airs during opening day.
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The minute hand is assessed annually and in January 2015 was moved from five minute to midnight to three minutes to midnight.
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Accuracy starts to fall around 100 beats per minute, and becomes very inconsistent above 130 and 140 beats per minute, Blackburn says.
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One minute you have them in a chokehold for dominance over the TV remote, the next minute you're texting them surreal memes.
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The substitute midfielder Victor Rodriguez added a goal in the 76th minute, and Raul Ruidiaz added a third in the 90th minute.
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It's a new strategy: Connect with voters by providing minute-to-minute glimpses of daily life, and show authenticity in the process.
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A last-minute booking is $500, but a last-minute flight to Los Angeles via Salt Lake is as little as $220.
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David Villa scored for N.Y.C.F.C. (12-8-8) in the 20173th minute and assisted on Lampard's first goal, in the 85th minute.
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It's also faster to use, as four five minute sessions broken up feel a lot more bearable than one 30-minute session.
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The officer was on the scene in less than a minute and killed the suspect less than a minute later, police said.
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Riders can also pay as they go ($4 for 15-minute ride), or get unlimited 30-minute rides for $99 per month.
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I would want to own home-screen worthy, daily, hourly, minute-by-minute use case apps that — most importantly — people love using.
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The game was interrupted by a 28-minute rain delay in the second inning and a 123-minute delay in the fifth.
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One minute you're having to manage risk, and the next minute you're having to advise your C.E.O. on how to take risk.
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But it might be the minute-by-minute processes of kiss cams that are most interesting — and most opaque — to regular fans.
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The Americans scored four goals in one six-minute span early in the second half, and five goals after the 78th minute.
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The nearest beach is a 10-minute walk downhill and 203 minutes back up, Ms. Snow said, or a three-minute drive.
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They are the team that came within a minute, a minute that never seemed to end, of making a dream come true.
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Currently, calls from Rikers Island cost 50 cents for the first minute and 5 cents for each additional minute to local numbers.
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College-educated adults usually read between 200 and 400 words per minute (a comfortable listening rate is around 150 words per minute).
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What would it be like to experience our journey from ape to human minute by minute, day by day, year by year?
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Well, that's if they fork over $95 for a 50-minute "virtual reality pedicure" (a traditional 50-minute pedicure there is $79).
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Each side gave a 4-minute opening speech, then they each came up with a 4-minute rebuttal to the other party.
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Four pitch invaders disrupted the game in the 52nd minute for about a minute before being dragged away by security and police.
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By Whitman's accounting, user-generated or semipro video gets made for anywhere from pennies per minute to thousands of dollars per minute.
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Approximately 44,000 households are within a 10-minute walk to the park, and 500,000 people are within a 30-minute bike ride.
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There are so many different apps, programs and services we use on a daily basis, or even a minute-by-minute basis.
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Happening to know one answer can open up an entire quadrant and turn a 30-minute solve into a 15-minute one.
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And Israel's image among the wider public that does not follow these issues on a minute-by-minute basis will be damaged.
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"As they grew, it seemed like the girls woke up with different personalities day to day, minute to minute," Mr. Cooper said.
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About a minute later, Paul gave the Thunder their first lead since the opening minute of the game with a 3-pointer.
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Some people might want longer 15-minute snoozes, but some people might want a brief 3-minute snooze before forcing themselves awake.
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"But the minute you take your eye off the ball, the minute you don't earn the trust of your customer every day, the minute you stop innovating in service of them, you're gonna start going backwards," she says with a shrug.
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"It takes time to have a 10-minute conversation or a 15-minute conversation using M.I. versus a five-minute interaction where you just tell someone, 'Here, you need to eat this,' or, 'You need to exercise more,'" Lertzmen said.
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ReachNow presently charges the same amount as Car2Go, 41 cents per minute, but will eventually go up to 49 cents per minute; that's counterbalanced, though, by the fact that it charges less (30 cents per minute) when the vehicle is parked.
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Pet owners can request a lockbox from Wag that allows dog walkers to let themselves into the home with a simple code to retrieve a dog for a 30-minute or 60-minute walk, or a 20-minute check-in.
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Back at Kohl's, Gass said the company was selling 60 Instant Pots per minute online Thursday, along with 40 Fitbit devices per minute.
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Do sort of a one-minute monologue, leave stage, come back out through the door as a second character, do another minute monologue.
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"Minute by minute, we're discovering these things that have been going on -- and not been going on -- for all these years," he said.
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One minute he's Jesus; the next minute he's saying, "I want you to be my chief of staff," positioning himself as the president.
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Ciro Immobile put Lazio back in front in the 56th minute but Salah replied 10 minutes later and grabbed a last-minute winner.
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Other children said the facility had unnecessarily harsh rules, like a five-minute cap on showers and 10-minute limits on phone calls.
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We open the 81-minute finale with a 45-minute scene in King's Landing that is, I'm sorry to tell you, mostly bickering.
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One minute you're an expert user of whatever site you're going to, the next minute you're a beginner and an idiot clicking around.
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The limits in place at launch will be 15-minute videos with a 1GB file size, with GIFs no longer than one minute.
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It was happening minute-to-minute — it was almost like a ransom situation where they were releasing new ones every hour or so.
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Ask him how long it would take to find a gun, he estimates 2100 minutes: a five-minute walk and 27-minute negotiation.
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As the debate begins, Wyoming has stepped into line, and all 50 states, minute by minute, are searching for Mr. Trump the most.
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It's an explosion of 'do this, do that'—one minute you're here, one minute you're there, suddenly you're this, and then you're that.
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"My reality for about the first five to seven days was a minute-to-minute reality of fighting through the pain," Owens said.
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HeathersOne minute you're trading wisecracks with the mysterious bad boy, the next minute you're trying to stop him from blowing up your school.
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Energy storage and demand management are both getting better at balancing out short-term (minute-by-minute, hourly, or daily) variations in VRE.
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A 100-calorie breakfast could be followed by a 20-minute walk, a 250-calorie lunch offset by a 30-minute bike ride.
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Lately, that's meant allowing users the freedom to meditate for as little as a minute, down from the 25-minute minimum Headspace had.
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All of it choreographed minute-by-minute: At the memorial event, adjust the wreath, take two steps back, observe a moment of silence.
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In most urban areas, the average person can access more jobs in a 10-minute auto drive than a 60-minute transit trip.
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Come back to The Hill tonight for minute-to-minute coverage of the debate and in the morning for debate winners and losers.
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Juno speeds up its spin rate from two rotations a minute to five rotations a minute, a process that takes about five minutes.
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If, in your mind, the best you focus on is running an eight-minute mile, you will never run a six-minute mile.
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We could go through it all, minute detail by minute detail, but perhaps you you're better off not looking at it at all.
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Every track is a three-minute formalist construct that captures a mood rather than a three-minute romanticist statement that expresses an emotion.
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The delegation's visit to Yaroslavl was planned minute-by-minute, with tours of schools and theaters and virtually no breaks during the day.
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In 2013, the seven-minute workout, popularized by the New York Times, appeared on the scene, and by 2016, the one-minute workout.
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After each 25 minutes (or one "Pomodoro"), she takes a five-minute break before beginning another Pomodoro, followed by another five-minute break.
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They created brief interventions that stressed the power of "empathic discipline," including a 45-minute online tutorial and one 25-minute online module.
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Whisk in the flour and cook 1 minute, then whisk in the wine and cook until reduced by half, about 1 minute more.
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Google's minute-by-minute accounting of John's whereabouts, which might seem dystopian in a different context, proved beneficial because it confirmed his story.
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Because the minute he gets up to the minute he goes to sleep … their energy, you forget, at 5-years-old, is phenomenal.
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It's time for Trump to stop being on the defense – every minute he talks about his personal scandals is a minute he's losing.
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The fire was spreading "minute by minute," Grim recalled, and animals initially placed in a pig pen had to be moved for safety.
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Once you&aposre up and running you&aposll be paid per minute of audio that you transcribe, earning up to $1 per minute.
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It's called 'The Minute' and you can sign up for it in the Guardian app and it takes you one minute to read.
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The cardio days involved a 40-minute treadmill run consisting of: a 10-minute warm-up jog, then running on an incline for one minute, followed by two minutes of recovery time during which I slowed (and flattened) things down a bit.
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The drifter explains that he's really a businessman, and he has an idea that will someday make him a fortune: Seven-Minute Abs, a home exercise video that will produce the same great results as Eight-Minute Abs, but in one minute less.
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So, for example, you'd jog for 22 minutes to warm up, then do four four-minute intervals of faster running, with three three-minute intervals of moderate jogging or brisk walking in between, and a five-minute cool down at the end.
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Even by Bengali standards, Mr. Seth, the author of the self-help book "Get to the Top," is skilled at drowning out other speakers, deflecting all contenders with sonorous repetitions of "one minute, one minute, one minute" until they retreat into dejected silence.
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Another major initiative from Nielsen was the expansion of its national television ratings panel, which deploys electronic devices to track minute-by-minute viewing.
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I just recently stopped my membership at Heyday, but I was going there once a month for alternating 30-minute and 50-minute facials.
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"We're just inundated, from the minute we come in, to the minute we leave," said Campbell, who helps families obtain transportation, meals and clothing.
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But when I cancelled dates last-minute, 'cause that's how life is with my heath challenges, you cancel things last minute … he stuck around.
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Blackhawks defenseman Brandon Davidson drew a five-minute major for elbowing and a 10-minute misconduct for a high hit on Edmonton's Darnell Nurse.
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If you want to catch up, we've trimmed the 45 minute event into an 8 minute supercut that gets straight to the big announcements.
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Every minute someone is streaming FM radio is a minute they're not using data to stream music — and that cuts into carriers' data sales.
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The winners of each 20-minute game will meet in a 20-minute final, with a $1 million prize going to the tournament champions.
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The minute was broken down into three 260-second bursts of maximum effort, with two-minute recovery periods of moderate-intensity cycling in between.
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Kaitlyn: If you're really pressed for time I recommend minute 0:46 to minute 2:28 because that is when all the choreography happens.
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A new clip checks in with the local Hawkins, Indiana news show, Minute by Minute With Brenda Wood, which is looking into Barb's disappearance.
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Stationed among the rows of media are screens displaying colorful graphic representations of "minute by minute candidate search interest," on Google, grouped by state.
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Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah scored a contentious penalty in the second minute before Belgium's Divock Origi sealed the win with an 87th minute strike.
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One minute you're running stories saying the staff can't control him and the next minute everyone's saying thank God the staff could control him.
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The eight-to-10 minute closing auction period would also include a two-minute period that wouldn't allow orders to be cancelled or changed.
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The game's 20-minute timer, which approximates the 22-minute length of a standard half-hour television show, marked a milestone for console play.
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The average cost of a 15-minute call from a Texas jail is $6.50, as opposed to $0.90 per minute in a state prison.
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Thompson ended Oregon State's nearly five-minute scoreless drought on the next possession, but the Beavers did not get close until the final minute.
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Second, if drivers wait more than two minutes for passengers to arrive, they can charge the city's per-minute rate for every minute waited.
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One minute you're collaborating with this person, sharing updates and information, and the next minute you're talking to yourself and don't get a response.
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One minute it was this inert toy, and the next minute, it was an orphaned alien telling me about a treasure map it found.
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In order to access the property, guests must take a 45-minute seaplane ride, a 60-minute speedboat ride, or a half-day cruise.
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According to Katmai National Park, hibernating bears breath just once a minute and have a heart rate of eight to 10 beats per minute.
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The first minute of this fight was not to be missed because of the distinctly strong possibility that there would be no second minute.
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Her fragility required so much minute-by-minute attention that the ICU nurse and I were by her bedside all night every other night.
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The minute-by-minute tale reveals that, nearby in Hot Springs, a political convention was getting underway attended by Vice President Walter Mondale, Gov.
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Frank Lampard scored in the 221th minute for N.Y.C.F.C. (12-9-8) before Fagundez slipped past three defenders and scored in the 58th minute.
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And every minute of airtime devoted to cajoling reluctant conservatives was a minute not aimed at winning over swing voters for the general election.
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Although I am prepared to say right now that I would rather have a 56-minute-speech president than a 75-minute-speech president.
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As I listened to "Minute By Minute," it hit me: One Michael from Ferguson gets to live a long life; the other did not.
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Notably, the two 3183-minute halves were changed to four 10-minute quarters in an attempt to improve the flow and quality of games.
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Four Minute Mile ends with "Michelle With an L," a six-minute anthem that gradually builds and closes the album on an epic note.
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The metabolic chamber — also known as a whole-room calorimeter — is the most precise tool available to track this gas exchange minute by minute.
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The minute you give them up, I've always said this, the minute I give them up they're going to go to the Super Bowl.
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Under Jessi D. Hill's direction, the 95-minute Keen Company production moves quickly, in a series of gasp-like three- or four-minute scenes.
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All the little denials, all the stratagems of not feeling by which most of us endure from minute to minute were unavailable to her.
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Central Johannesburg is about 14 miles away, or about a 30-minute drive, and O.R. Tambo International Airport is about a 35-minute drive.
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On the other hand, the minute-to-minute experience of watching the movie, sometimes through your fingers, is an ordeal of the best kind.
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During his workout at Gold's Gym in DeSoto, a southern suburb of Dallas, he explained that his mood was changing from minute to minute.
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"We were getting reports minute by minute, and we were aware that the bomb would drop in 30 and then 7003 seconds," he said.
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Piatti guaranteed the victory in the 85th minute by finishing a two-on-one breakaway on a pass from Drogba, an 80th-minute substitute.
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He stopped a point-blank shot from Martinez in the 38th minute and made a diving save on Miguel Almiron in the 85th minute.
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During another, they tried standard high-intensity interval training, riding hard for one minute, resting for a minute, and repeating the sequence 10 times.
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Airlines can still capture last-minute-booking revenue, while business passengers can more reliably access last-minute capacity on their preferred routes or airlines.
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The scripts for most 42-minute TV episodes come in at a page a minute; "Gilmore Girls" scripts ranged between 75 and 80 pages.
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"Even people who voted for this before are, 'Wait a minute, wait a minute, we knew that wasn't going to happen,'" said the senator.
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On Monday the players staged a press conference at which they made the allegations, playing an 11-minute recording in which they are offered varying sums of money, from $30 a minute for a win to $10 a minute for a 1-0 defeat.
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Hyperloop One claims that such a system could cut the travel time between Abu Dhabi and Dubai from a 90-minute to 12-minute drive.
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"And less than one minute, all three networks combined, less than one minute on the Hillary Clinton's secret speeches that were being revealed on WikiLeaks."
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You have the option of additional 5-minute warmups and 10-minute cool down classes, on top of the mild stretching each workout ends with.
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I'll receive an alert from Apple Watch if my heart rate falls to 40 beats per minute or as high as 120 beats per minute.
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The app also has a MinuteCast feature, which provides a minute-by-minute breakdown of the conditions for the next two hours at specific locations.
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I appreciate it is hard for us to take our eyes and ears off the extraordinary developments unfolding minute-by-minute over on Capitol Hill.
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One minute he can be in a room of government leaders from various countries, the next minute he might be in a corporate board meeting.
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While we typically produce 120 to 140 words per minute when speaking, we can typically only write or type 40 to 70 words per minute.
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Or more simply, look at the thrum of minute-by-minute Twitter commentary that now shapes how any news event or TV show is received.
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Up until now, people in custody were charged 210 cents for the first minute of a phone call and 5 cents for each additional minute.
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We're going to have a whole bunch of other stuff during that 90-minute, 75-minute episode, but that's something I'm really looking forward to.
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The home is about a 33-minute drive to Santa Monica State Beach and Venice Beach, and famed Rodeo Drive is a 12-minute drive.
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"I can get minute-to-minute weather predictions and tell you moisture levels anywhere in our fields just by glancing at my phone," says Hunnicutt.
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During the 30-minute game, referred to as "the bout," both teams have up to five players on the field for a two-minute jam.
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For example, a 2-hour 12-minute drive from San Francisco to San Jose could eventually be a 15-minute, $20 ride in a VTOL.
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Substitutes Andrej Kramaric Replaced Rebic in the 71st minute Marko Pjarca Replaced Strinic in the 82nd minute Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Ken Ferris
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His first go around creates minute-by-minute allure but it's so much more than buzz, almost like he's fulfilling his potential in real time.
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For smaller jails housing up to 349 inmates, a previously set cap of 22 cents per minute has been raised to 31 cents per minute.
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Mulvaney claimed in his Fox News interview that the president was engaged in the search for a solution on "almost a minute by minute" basis.
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Dallas twice fell behind, first after Alberto Quintero's fourth minute strike, then in the 55th minute when Chris Wondolowski put the visitors ahead 2-1.
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But that doesn't really give you very good temporal resolution — what if you want to know how the sweat changes minute by minute or less?
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Roma Termini, the central railway station, is a 20-minute bus ride away; the nearest bus stop is a two-minute walk from the hotel.
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For a frontrunner and serious candidate like Biden, each debate is a zero-sum game, where finite support is won and lost minute by minute.
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But from the minute he woke up to the minute the show started, Armstrong was fixated on getting his chops together for that evening's show.
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Companies have had to find better ways to deal with the sheer amount of content flowing through the networks on a minute-by-minute basis.
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Twitter's spastic, minute-by-minute updates aligned perfectly with today's lightning-fast news cycle as people debated free speech and its meaning in contemporary politics.
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The bottom line: Most media time spent by U.S. adults, on a minute by minute basis, is still by far with television, according to Nielsen.
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Now, he's canceled his plans for New Year's," Mulvaney added, saying that Trump was "very heavily engaged on this on a minute-by-minute basis.
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"The minute a refugee has a job, that's the minute they stop being a refugee," Mr. Ulukaya said in a talk he gave this year.
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The hotel is a 20-minute walk to the Chelsea High Line, and a 20-minute subway ride from most everywhere else in the city.
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One minute you're a resident, confidently matching the film's streets to those mapped in your head; the next minute you're as bewildered as a tourist.
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We provide readers with minute-by-minute updates of the vote tallies and we race against other news outlets to get our results online first.
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Add the fish, cook it for a minute or so, then a minute or so more under the sauce, until it has just cooked through.
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"We had to go from a 25-minute ceremony, down to a five-minute ceremony," she said of the wedding white-out in September 2017.
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Ronaldo took a knock to his lower right leg when he scored in the 14th minute, canceling out Luis Suárez's opener in the 23th minute.
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I am looking forward to having a 20 minute walk to the office versus the 20 minute walk to the train that I'm doing now.
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"I don't think you can expect someone to be personally attacked day after day, minute by minute, and sit back," Ms. Sanders told the journalists.
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One minute and five seconds after the two-minute warning, evil advanced and the carnage began, even as you knelt in the road to pray.
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From there, one reached Charing Cross by a twenty-minute train ride, which itself began only after a twenty-five-minute walk through the suburbs.
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"You need to create a twelve-minute world for a twelve-minute fashion show, complete with laws and lighting and a soundtrack," she told me.
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Sephora hopes to do that by offering on-demand one-on-one services — 45-minute makeovers and 15-minute mini facials — at its new studios.
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With 14:39 remaining, the Devils had a five-minute power play when Chris Kreider was assessed a five-minute major for boarding Matt Tennyson.
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Go deeper: What's next for impeachment The highlights from Trump's 50-minute birthday "Fox & Friends" call The takeaways from Trump's 47-minute "Fox & Friends" call
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Otis Elevator developed a special high-speed elevator that goes 2,000 feet per minute, whisking you up 2100 floors in a minute and a half.
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"The most important thing to me is not the minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, tweet-by-tweet conversation on this," the Michigan lawmaker said.
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Higginbotham, who has written for such publications as The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine, follows the postponed safety test minute by minute.
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He earns $2100 for every 224-minute walk and $27 for every 210-minute walk; this summer, he's averaging a monthly Rover income of $22017,110.
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In our 30-day meditation challenge, we'll build you up from a quick five-minute daily practice all the way to a cool 20-minute session.
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The film creates a direct, experiential and visceral engagement with these events by maintaining a relentless focus on the minute-to-minute unfolding of Saul's world.
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Aides removed the TelePrompter at the last minute, supporters at the Drake University rally told Reuters, in a further indication of last-minute changes in plans.
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They could track the ship's movements minute by minute, as the Automatic Identification System that all cargo ships must use pinged its location, bearing, and speed.
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Alexandru Mitrita scored his first goal with NYCFC in the 39th minute and Alexander Ring scored his second goal of the season in the 62nd minute.
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The call log provides a minute-by-minute account as reported to emergency dispatchers, offering the most detailed timeline yet of the incident as it unfolded.
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You could take the regular 22018-minute train from one of the busiest airports in the world, or how about a 26-minute high-speed trip?
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I can't remember if the callers were paying $3.95 a minute or $4.95 a minute, but even at the low end, the price adds up quickly.
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Crude, its minute-to-minute price no longer front-page news, experienced a drop of more than 7 percent as inventories reflected higher-than-anticipated levels.
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"Oh fuck R. Kelly and then fuck each minute of his terrible song and then fuck each minute of his terrible life," tweeted writer Roxane Gay.
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Beat on low speed for 1 minute, on a medium speed for 1 minute, then finally on high speed until they form firm, glossy peaks. 5.
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They work in 45-minute "sprints" with five-minute breaks and announce at the start and end of the day what they've achieved in the time.
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And if you go back and read the McCabe report, you have never seen anyone document, tick tock, minute-by-minute, as this guy Horwitz does.
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What should have been 45-minute-long episodes shot on film were turned into 28-minute episodes on video, and it was all a bit clunky.
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With dozens of publications fighting for the same readers on a minute-to-minute basis, many will cover almost anything popular, regardless of whether it's substantive.
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The Kodak Printomatic takes about half a minute to a minute to print a photo, which is longer than any of the other cameras I tested.
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So when Aretha Franklin wants to sing a 5-minute version of the National Anthem, Aretha Franklin sings a 5-minute version of the National Anthem.
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Don't hold any one version for more than one minute, but feel free to do multiple sets, resting for 30 seconds to a minute between them.
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A minute later, an electronic tone associated with the bilge alarm activated, until about a minute later when the captain reached down and the alarm stopped.
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Costa ran into the Portuguese center back in the build-up to his equalizer in the 24th minute to cancel out Cristiano Ronaldo's fourth minute penalty.
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Tell Alexa to, say, "set a 10-minute timer" and 10 minute hands will light up and then individually go dark to count down the time.
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And I don't respond to minute-by-minute news like you guys do because I don't think it matters at all, to tell you the truth.
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The margin never got to seven points again, as Virginia slowly took the air out of the Iowa State attack, cut by cut, minute by minute.
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Normally, she says, it was in the range of 68-70 beats per minute, but it was rising up to five beats per minute every day.
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It has been trying out arrays of monitoring stations, some of them mobile, that are intended to yield minute-to-minute maps of outdoor air pollution.
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Starting with 45-minute segments will allow each side to develop a narrative that would be more difficult to build in the usual five-minute format.
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Minute by minute struggle In the first 30 minutes, after Oh was rushed into Trauma Room One, Lee and his team worked to keep Oh breathing.
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The best way to know what a candidate did in a previous job is to ask them to break it down for you minute-by-minute.
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In 2012, Gawker posted one minute and 40 seconds of salacious excerpts from a 30-minute videotape that it said it received from an anonymous sender.
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According to Ahmad's minute-by-minute reconstruction of the day, this e-mail was drafted, loaded on a thumb drive, and carried to the Internet café.
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On Kindred, his fastest-paced release, the seven-minute "Loner" divided the two 11-minute-plus bookends with what could only be described as pure energy.
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That meant listening to three-minute audio clips taken from random points before and after totality, as well as a three-minute clip taken during totality.
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The regional airport in Karlsruhe is about a 25-minute drive; the Frankfurt international airport is a two-hour drive or a 218-minute train ride.
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I open my book to Chopin's waltz in D flat major, the "Minute Waltz," so called because you're meant to play it in under a minute.
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Emil Forsberg made it 2-1 with a 90th-minute penalty and then leveled the score in the sixth minute of added time with a header.
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DiCaprio's expected best actor win drew more than 440,000 tweets per minute, making it the most-tweeted minute of an Oscars telecast ever, according to Twitter.
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"Samantha runs a fast-paced circuit that changes minute to minute, so you're always on your toes," said Brooke Dawson, a lawyer who lives in Brooklyn.
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The nearest school then will be a 30-minute boat journey across the choppy Irtysh river followed by a 20-minute ride on the school bus.
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This Sonic EDGE Rechargeable Toothbrush makes it hard to cheat with a two-minute auto timer, 31,000 powerful strokes per minute, and three different brushing modes.
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Crazy," Reed tells CNBC Make It. "The AutoML quota is 600 predictions per minute so I can really only process a page or two per minute.
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Here's CNN's minute-by-minute account of Wednesday's Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing, a first formal step by the lawmakers responsible for voting on articles of impeachment.
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"It seems to me that he goes up and down and it is maybe not helpful to try to assess things minute by minute," she said.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas), for example, said he has no plans to review any more daily, hourly or "minute-by-minute" coverage of the impeachment proceedings.
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With AirPods, a 15-minute drop in its charging case gives you 3 hours of battery life; a 15-minute charge gets the Gear IconX an hour of battery life; and a 10-minute charge on the OnePlus Bullets Wireless gets you 5 hours of power.
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" New York's Cal Clutterbuck said, "I learned a long time ago, probably the last minute and the first minute of every period can win you and lose you a lot of games, and we've lost a lot of games in the last minute of the last period.
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Subway Reads will even let riders choose what to read based on how long they will be on the subway — a 2278-page selection for a 22018-minute ride, a 298-page selection for a 227-minute excursion, a 2250-page selection for a 2003-minute trip.
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The 2159.25-minute tension-release massage at the JW Marriott Houston Downtown, for example, is $2365; the 290-minute deep-tissue intensive muscle release massage is $200.
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Victoria Station is about an eight-minute walk, while tourist draws including Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Westminster Abbey and Tate Britain are within a 25-minute stroll.
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And he said I&aposll know within the first minute, and I guess within the first minute he must have felt like it&aposs worth continuing on.
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Murray gave it everything he had in the two-hour, 53-minute baseline battle that was compelling viewing throughout an engrossing and pivotal 80-minute second set.
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The video captures, as much as any three-minute clip of a six-minute YouTube video can, so much of what was essential about Prince Rogers Nelson.
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Messi had put them ahead in the 14th minute, with a fabulously taken goal but the Africans equalized through a Victor Moses penalty in the 51st minute.
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Then, as social media evolved in time for the 2008 election, the minute-by-minute accounts of politics and elections took on a life of their own.
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The parameters of his weird world unfold minute by minute: at first, it seems like he and his parents might be the only survivors of some cataclysm.
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What should have been a five-minute ride home turned into a 35 mile, hour-and-30-minute-long trip — all while Warman slept in the backseat.
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After modeling their end product in design and drafting software, they extruded the cheese at slow (four milliliters per minute) and fast (12 milliliters per minute) rates.
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For me personally, it's not always easy to find the time for a 50 or 80 minute pampering, so the 25-minute offerings ($35) are a godsend.
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Based on the NBC campaign spending figures from December, that equates to $94 for every minute of Trump coverage, versus $714,000 for every minute of Bush coverage.
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Interstate phone calls to contact prisoners are now capped at 21 cents per minute for debit and prepaid calls, and 25 cents per minute for collect calls.
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When I'm looking down the barrel of an empty carton of guacamole, these are the 15-minute (or 60-minute) segments that keep my romantic furnace burning.
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All cars in the ReachNow fleet have a "promotional" rate of 41 cents per minute while driving (normally 49 cents) and 30 cents per minute while parked.
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Lorenzo set the fastest time of the day (one minute, 45.151 seconds) in the final minute of Friday's second practice session ahead of Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso (1.45.
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Market-based indicators of future inflation embedded in bond prices likewise are quite sensitive to the action in crude futures, even on a minute-to-minute basis.
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The next-slowest was George H. W. Bush's 1991 address, at 79 words per minute, followed by George W. Bush's 2002 address, at 82 words per minute.
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Going for a 30-minute-to-an-hour run, you get great bang for your buck, whereas a 30-minute-to-an-hour ride you're doing nothing.
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Over marathon-length distances, that 4% can mean a lot — a person running a 2-hour-10-minute marathon would see a 3.5-minute improvement in speed.
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"Every day, every minute this goes on, the system degrades a little bit -- a little bit more than it was a minute ago," Dan McCabe told CNN.
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The changes turn the 152-minute film into a 153-minute one, which perhaps goes to show just how central the female characters are to the story.
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"I needed time off just to take a minute and just chill and re-heal, get ready," she said after the 33-minute battering of the Pole.
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As for his Hourglass timepiece, first introduced in 2011 as 20139-minute and 24-minute models, "I was thinking of having fun with time," Mr. Newson said.
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Bellemare was given a five-minute major and a ten-minute misconduct and fans responded by throwing special bracelets given to every fan for a Snider tribute.
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Next, they had half the participants go for a 15-minute group run around the campus, while the other participants did a 15-minute group relaxation exercise.
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But for most of the time, he walked the crowd through a minute-by-minute retelling of how he watched the returns come in on election night.
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It has a two-minute timer, and in my experience, the twice-daily two-minute ritual is always pleasant and leaves my teeth feeling and looking clean.
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Our journalists produced a minute-by-minute reconstruction of the incident, working with two research groups and combining videos, radio recordings, vessel tracking data and witness testimony.
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We laid out hours of footage minute by minute, and were able to triangulate moments from multiple angles, including the fatal shot: Six cameras captured that moment.
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That said, not even Jacobson possesses the literary prowess or the personality that would be required to sell readers on a minute-by-minute breakdown of insomnia.
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The short-lived series spares but one minute for Poppy (Zoe Jarman) coming out, but it's a really good minute, full of vulnerability and overly direct awkwardness.
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Instead of five seconds between exercises, try 10 seconds and make it an eight minute workout, or rest 15 seconds and make it a nine minute workout.
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Twitter, whose politically active users wage minute-by-minute battles of opinion, seemed like the perfect place to advertise the group's new line of snarky impeachment merchandise.
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The day before the walkout, a minute-by-minute schedule and list of guidelines — including the only two doors we could exit from — were uploaded onto Facebook.
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"This can be done in bits," he adds, perhaps with a 30-minute walk before work, another at lunch, and multiple 10-minute bouts throughout the day.
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These resources include minute-to-minute tracking of the American indexes (Dow Jones, S&P 500, and NASDAQ) and breaking stories that impact national and international markets.
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"In the minute, the second that the perpetrator pulled the trigger and killed, in that minute he is a criminal and no longer a soldier," he said.
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Cal trailed 212-25 one minute into the second half but climbed within 233-43 on a corner jumper from Grant Anticevich at the 24-minute mark.
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She said that a child's grief would ebb and flow; they may cry one minute and then resume playing or talking about other things the next minute.
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When last-minute gifting truly comes at the very last-minute, you might be between a bottom-shelf bottle of wine and a $10 Starbucks gift card.
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Nibali is one minute 12 seconds behind while Thibaut Pinot of France is still in contention after moving into fourth overall, one minute and 36 seconds back.
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However, after the eight-minute buzzer goes off, the men must themselves buzz off before the 10-minute mark; otherwise they are also out of the game.
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It's a little steep at $1 per minute, but the accuracy is so much better than the A.I.-only alternatives that cost like 10 cents a minute.
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Twitter's average audience number was calculated using a rating metric known as average minute audience, or the average number of viewers calculated per minute during the game.
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Some articles are a three-minute read, others a five-minute one — just in case you want to organize your lunch hour with as many articles as possible.
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Users can subscribe to one of two membership plans and will be charged either S$0.33 ($0.24) per minute with an annual subscription or S$0.50 per minute.
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Trump Jr. told the Senate panel that he didn't know who the 11-minute call was with (it doesn't appear he was asked about the 4-minute call).
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Pulisic, a Hershey, Pa. native, converted a penalty in the 66th minute and nabbed an 89th-minute winner before setting up a third goal deep in stoppage time.
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The team "worked around the clock minute by minute for the next several days trying to keep him alive and get him home to his family," Steensma said.
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We know one minute he&aposs criticizing her, the next minute he&aposs bending over backwards to try to make sure that she -- that he&aposs complimenting her.
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Houston led 3-1 before LAFC's Diego Rossi completed a hat trick by scoring in the 78th minute and then the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time.
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Morgan tells PEOPLE her family has been taking things "minute by minute" since the discovery late Thursday evening of Shaylyn's body in a remote section of Gosport, Indiana.
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At 24 frames per minute, and a three-minute video, that added it up to 4,500 images, which they printed out, fucked up, and scanned back in individually.
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With one download a minute, and a ride request a minute as well, it might look like the locals are carving their market edge faster than the competition.
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"They were pulling in their (lobster) traps, and one minute Luna was there, and the next minute she was gone," said Sandy DeMunnik, spokeswoman for Naval Base Coronado.
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Outside the aesthetics and narrative, I can confidently report that Sword and Shield play much like Pokémon games when you really dig into the minute-by-minute gameplay.
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" On Sunday, the father of two spoke to the news outlet through Skype and said that "one minute you've got the flu and the next minute you're septic.
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One person was able to hit a remarkable 85 words per minute on a mobile device, while the average performance among volunteers was around 503 words per minute.
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One minute you're enjoying a ferry ride or playing a phone game in the backseat of a car and the next minute you're overwhelmed with nausea and dizziness.
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If it's for Spicey's personal use I think we can safely say that Chinese spies now have a minute-by-minute account of the Press Secretary's heart rate.
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The RealSense cameras took about a minute to scan the room, then another minute to turn the objects inside of the real room into elements in the game.
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And also, I keep maybe obsessively meticulous time logs about how I'm spending time, like on a minute-by-minute basis, which things have received attention and whatnot.
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On a minute-by-minute basis, that puts it a little under recent iPhone launches—for an untried product launching in a new product category, that's seriously good.
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We had to be convinced at the first minute and I think it worked – you must accept from the first minute that she is a representation of Jackie.
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According to figures from the European Consumer Organisation BEUC, the cost of calling other EU countries currently varies from 5 cents a minute to 80 cents a minute.
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Maybe it's not quite warm enough for Tevas and muscle tanks yet, but we're checking the forecast minute-by-minute on every Alexa-enabled device that we own.
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But Trump is someone who needs constant positive reinforcement—he needs to be reminded of the fact that he is a winner on a minute-by-minute basis.
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According to Sahin and her colleagues' research, automated telemarketing calls cost about four cents a minute, but using human operators can cost up to a dollar a minute.
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The company also said it sold 500 million yuan in air conditioners over a 30-minute period, and 100 million yuan in televisions over a one-minute period.
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The InstaMiniSeries team was granted early access to the album and sworn to secrecy while they wrote and produced the four-minute minute story in 15-second increments.
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Based on the numbers I saw and even my minute-to-minute experiences with the 27-inch iMac, I'd say it will handle all those jobs with ease.
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This 30-minute, no-bake dessert is perfect for the last minute scramble when you realize that your family gathering is actually supposed to be a potluck, whoops.
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Of course, the minute I spent taping Hart was the same minute Drake chose to glide behind the assembled media like a dapper ghost, skipping the carpet entirely.
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On the heels of DAYTONA, PUSHA-T's refreshing 20-minute release, Whack World feels incredibly innovative as she walks us through the visuals for each one minute song.
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Dawson's emotional statements start at the 17:01 minute mark in the below video; her statements about her cousin and grandmother come at the 19:58 minute mark.
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"One minute George wanted dad and the next minute George wanted mom," military mom Kristy Matheson, who brought daughters Lily and Isabelle to the garden party, told PEOPLE.
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Going forward, if a joke didn't have to extend to a minute, I wouldn't bother forcing a joke into a minute stretch because the story has to build.
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But once the nation was attacked, American citizens found themselves immediately ravenous for any minute-by-minute nugget of news and information they could get their hands on.
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Specifically, he said he makes about two to three times the ad revenue on a 3-minute Facebook video than he does on a 10-minute YouTube video.
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Barry Rehfeld, New York As a classroom teacher, missing a day of school necessitates writing detailed, minute-by-minute plans to fill up an eight-hour school day.
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Here's how rescuers responded, minute by minute, to try to save people trapped under rubble in an area where basic services have been devastated by years of war.
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Samantha Kerr's header pulled Australia to a 247-22019 deficit in the 81st minute but Pugh chipped in the insurance goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
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Ellie Carpenter cleared a shot by Rapinoe in the 32nd minute; goalkeeper Lydia Williams denied Colorado native Lindsey Horan in the 34th and Rose Lavelle a minute later.
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One minute he comes in and says, 'You have to vote on immigration,' the next minute he tweets 'I don't know why you're wasting your time on immigration.
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The commission has designed the format: Six roughly 2170-minute segments with two-minute answers to the first question, then open discussion for the rest of each segment.
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The house is a 20-minute drive from Lisbon Airport and within a 20-minute walk of most of the city's historic center, Mr. Borges das Neves said.
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For example, before, if people were watching 75 percent of a 2 minute video, that was ranked the same as watching 75 percent of a 10 minute video.
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While blaring headlines change minute by minute in Washington, the Trump-Pence administration is partnering with their allies in the Senate to quietly reshape the nation's federal courts.
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A median-price home there costs $22,881 per minute spent on the train, while 15 minutes farther, in Westport, the cost is $17,493, or $5,388 less per minute.
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Medina also scored in the 21th minute to forge a tie before he was presented a golden opportunity in the 96th minute after a foul in the box.
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They found that slow eaters consumed two ounces of food per minute while fast eaters ate 646 ounces per minute, took larger bites, and chewed less before swallowing.
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She responded by sending them a song she just recorded with Stevie J called, "A Minute" with the explanation ... it only took a minute to fall in love.
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"Even people who voted for this before are, 'Wait a minute, wait a minute, we knew that wasn't going to happen,'" one Republican senator told Bloomberg's Steven Denis.
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To provide a digital report with minute-by-minute updates, and one with a thoughtful print curation for readers who expect it, the processes had to be separated.
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After a 10-minute walk in Terminal A, I boarded the AirTrain for what is supposed to be an 11-minute trip to the Newark Airport train station.
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The goal is a 12-minute trip to O'Hare International Airport from downtown Chicago for $25 or less — an improvement over the current 40-minute "L" train trip.
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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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That evening, I took the log from my phone and wrote down a minute-by-minute summary of when everything had happened, all of the calls and texts.
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Tucked between two highways, the Portola is a 20-minute drive from downtown San Francisco and a 40-minute drive from Silicon Valley, Palo Alto and Mountain View.
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The original bite-sized episodes, released in one-minute segments, have been upgraded to 15-minute portions on Netflix — still easily digestible for your daily dose of fury.
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When you read that mice made to run on a treadmill were given "a five-minute warmup period and a five-minute cooldown period," you think, Very sensible.
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Kingson delivered a 10-minute speech and was followed by a 25-minute address from Sanders in which he mixed his own campaign speech with praise of Kingson.
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A regulation field measures 360 feet by 160 feet, and minute by minute, much of it is overtaken by spectacle: inflatable helmets and enormous flags and meandering mascots.
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St. Peter's Square is a five-minute walk; the Vatican Museums are 10 minutes away; and a large covered market, Mercato Trionfale, is within a 0113-minute walk.
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In "Surrender Is Not an Option," Bolton gives a minute-by-minute accounting of his time at the U.N., describing both foes and allies in strikingly undiplomatic language.
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This new ritual of last-minute touch-ups taught me that actors could become unfilmably ugly at any moment and needed to be beautified at 10-minute intervals.
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"This country, if you work for one minute, they&aposre going to pay for one minute, but in my country, it&aposs not like that," Nzapa-Ayerk said.
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On the first day we had a 10-minute update from his bathtub, but now we've moved on to the full, 15-minute shebang — additional segments and all.
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The commission has designed the format, six roughly 15-minute segments with two-minute answers to the first question, then open discussion for the rest of each segment.
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For N.Y.C.F.C. (1-1-1), David Villa's bicycle kick sailed over the net in the 68th minute, Steven Mendoza's shot hit the right post in the 73rd minute and Andrea Pirlo missed the top right corner from a direct free kick in the first minute of second-half stoppage time.
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He also didn't care: For Everton, it's an absolute killer, because they weathered Chelsea's comeback from a 2-0 deficit—a goal each from Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas in the 64th and 66th minute, respectively—and took a last-minute lead when Ramiro Funes Mori scored in the 90th minute.
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And every minute we spend in outrage mode doubly complicates this challenge: not only is it a minute we're not spending trying to understand these things — it's a minute that puts us in a state of mind that literally impedes understanding by fostering too simple, even monolithic, conceptions of Trump voters.
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"Well, I might be a minute or two older than you but what's a minute or two among friends and old bags like us?" she joked with a laugh.
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The characters you interact with and the minute-by-minute gameplay are so uneven that I truly believe that Ubisoft simply didn't have time to adequately play-test it.
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Meredith doesn't appear until about the 34th minute of a 44-minute episode, which grapples with consent, sexual assault, domestic abuse, trauma, and how society handles all of them.
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After their safety briefing, an employee for FlyNYON, which runs the tours, told the group that participants in the 15-minute flight could upgrade to a 30-minute ride.
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The stuff of minute-by-minute existence, the ho-hum moments that make up daily life, are usually left to novelists and the earliest, greatest period of the Onion.
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The good news: Most trips taken in this country are within a 20-minute bike ride, and more than one in five trips are within a 20-minute walk.
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"Authorities gave minute-by-minute updates of all the information about Frida Sofia, and today they say the girl doesn't exist," tweeted Denise Maerker, a host with Noticieros Televisa.
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During the briefing, Chief Assistant State Attorney Deborah Barra offered a minute-by-minute breakdown of the police response, using a diagram of the nightclub to explain the findings.
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Revel used to charge a flat rate of $4 for the first 20 minutes, with an additional $0.25 per minute charge and $0.05 a minute to pause the ride.
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But if it's consistently elevated while you are at rest (above 100 beats per minute) or low (below 60 beats per minute), you should ask your doctor about it.
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How many verifications per minute ... Because then you know when you need to add pods or staffing: When you go over four a minute then we have capacity issues.
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WIND farms and solar-energy plants have the advantage that their fuel is free, but the disadvantage that the availability of that fuel may change from minute to minute.
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The flight will increase totality viewing — which will be about 1 minute and 58 seconds at the coast — by about one minute more than what's possible on the ground.
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Meanwhile, the explosive set pieces have stretched past extravagant and into bloated, making Dead Men Tell No Tales a 130-minute movie that feels like a 180-minute one.
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A 30 minute lunchtime workout is ideal "In a 33 minute VIIT workout you'll do all the different types of training you need in one short session," says Betts.
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One minute, you're eating a sandwich with a bro from work, the next minute you're in a bad dream, a weird movie, a state somewhat reminiscent of déjà vu.
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The AP's lawyers late Friday formally asked the State Department to hasten that effort so that the department could provide all Clinton's minute-by-minute schedules by Oct. 15.
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I think that is just intention there and it is obviously very interesting and we are following this on a day-by-day, you know, minute-by-minute basis.
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Adults typically have a heart rate from 60-100 beats per minute, while trained athletes and endurance runners have somewhat lower heart rates, around 40-5003 beats per minute.
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The Conference Call That Shook Investor Faith in Facebook Here's a fun Deepa Seetharaman that goes minute by minute through the conference call resulting in Facebook's record stock plunge.
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Paddock's ability to fire hundreds of rounds per minute over the course of his 10-minute shooting spree was a major factor in the high casualty count, police said.
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The actual metric is the volume (V, measured in milliliters per minute) of oxygen (O2) that a person of a given mass can transmit through the bloodstream every minute.
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Let's take a step back from the minute-by-minute onslaught and take stock more broadly of the big, overarching trends that will animate this year in health policy.
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Investigators will document minute-by-minute how these two ships came to occupy the same piece of water -- how they approached one another, at what speeds, courses and angles.
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While the minute-by-minute account of Piazza's abuse compiled via a grand jury presentment is terrifying enough, it's Flanagan's interview with his parents that might linger the longest.
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The match was tactically interesting but visually boring; after a 30-minute stalemate on the ground, event organizers scrambled to create new rules, adding a five-minute overtime period.
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He is skating over the fact that "let Obamacare fail" has real-world consequences -- that being President isn't solely about figuring out the best political calculations minute-by-minute.
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While waiting, operating room charges are running at as much as $80 per minute — which makes anesthesia charges, also running at about $1 per minute, seem like a bargain.
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In the early game, Sinclair was the star of the show for Canada, opening the scoring in the 18th minute before adding a stunning second in the 52nd minute.
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Bonansea scored the equalizer for the 15th-ranked Italians in the 56th minute and headed home the winner past goalkeeper Lydia Williams in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
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The Washington Post's Dave Weigel wrote a practically minute-by-minute account of how the Fox News reaction to the firing progressed from confusion to elation within 12 hours.
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He is given a 30-minute break at lunchtime and two 15-minute tea breaks with biscuits that he buys with his 80-cent daily allowance from his mother.
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The proximity of Queen West from the downtown core — a five-minute taxi ride or 20-minute walk — means startups have easy access to large corporations, enabling natural collaboration.
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U.S. goalkeeper Nick Rimando turned away a 71st-minute strike from Milos Simonovic and a thunderous shot from Lazar Jovanovic in the 89th minute to keep a clean sheet.
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Its scooters and e-bikes, for reference, are $1 to unlock and 15 cents per minute and regular pedal bikes are $1 to unlock and 5 cents per minute.
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After the 20-minute talk, which is free, travelers have the option of taking a 15-minute tour over Anchorage in a five-passenger floatplane for $30 a person.
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Sterling, as traders refer to the currency, is acting as the global market's minute-to-minute referendum on how significant the economic disruption from Brexit will end up being.
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In terms of monuments per minute, the Staten Island Ferry may be the best twenty-five-minute boat ride in the world, but Thompson was lukewarm on the sights.
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Because it's a modern arcade racing game, for every minute of exciting fun, there must be a minute of aimless wandering down empty roads, or navigating different progression systems.
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"I wanted to emphasize that no one knows what a minute is, or what time is, yet we plan everything to the minute," Mr. Baas said in an email.
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Rose said that Facebook isn't ready to target TV-style 30-minute shows just yet, but that Facebook is looking for more five- to 10-minute-long videos instead.
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There is research to support this work model; the makers of surveillance software DeskTime report that efficient office workers work in 52-minute blocks, alternated with 17-minute breaks.
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I get that universities themselves are struggling with incomplete or constantly changing information, and as things evolve minute to minute, they need to be cautious in how they respond.
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New York (CNN Business)The biggest newsrooms in the United States are taking steps to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus while covering the crisis minute by minute.
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Guro Reiten's deflected shot in the 17th minute gave Norway the lead, and Lisa Marie Utland scored in the 34th minute for Norway, which won the tournament in 1995.
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The €403,450 model features a stainless steel case, a minute hand modeled on a conductor's wand and a regulator movement that powers hour and minute hands on separate dials.
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But in the waning days of 2018, public airing of rage is a minute-by-minute spew-fest on Twitter or your choice of the social media du jour.
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We wait to put on the shutters until the last minute because it is a pain to take them off later, after the storm makes that last-minute turn.
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The house is a five-minute walk from the Watt/Manlove Station, a stop on the Sacramento RT Light Rail, and about a 2919-minute drive from downtown Sacramento.
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" Odinga gave a detailed, minute-by-minute account of the alleged electronic infiltration, saying the fraud had been uncovered after the hacker forgot "one key element: turning off logging.
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Then, in 2013, Alphabet's Google, which had introduced its direct competitor to AWS a year earlier, said it would start charging by the minute, after a 10-minute minimum.
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One minute you're the most solid couple on the beach, and the next minute, you're trying to cast yourself into the sea because you're distraught about being left behind.
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Currently, during the day time shift, workers—whose productivity and movements are closely surveilled by the company—receive two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute break for lunch.
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"It took a minute to register what I even saw, and I just kept re-reading it, and I just stood there for a minute," she told the outlet.
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Nearby stations were overcrowded with a backlog of trains unable to move and trains which normally run at two minute intervals were delayed to run at 12 minute intervals.
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" My day-to-day routine: "I either wear a five-minute no-makeup makeup look or a 30- to 40-minute dramatic bold one — there's very little in between.
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One minute I was feeding quarters into little bouncy cars that my sons were sitting in, the next minute they were driving away from me in a real car.
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The mid-tier of programs, the "quick bites," will run $20,000 to $50,000 per minute, and the "daily essentials" news programming will cost between $5,203 and $10,000 per minute.
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But the performance of those who took a 30-minute nap between tests did not decline, and the results of those who took a 60-minute nap actually improved.
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Citrulline Malate is an amino acid supplement that, in some research, has been shown to stymie fatigue and bolster endurance during, say, minute 37 of a 45 minute workout.
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That set off a scuffle between the Devils center and Stars defenseman Greg Pateryn, ultimately landing Boyle a two-minute penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct and a 133-minute misconduct.
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TRUMP: ... 600 — wait a minute, Anderson, 600 times.
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