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Meanings of hour in English
Unit of time.
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Usage of hour in English
1
Sweden actually tested out six-hour work days a couple of years ago.
2
Well, you certainly can't stay here an hour longer than absolutely necessary.
3
I phoned Scott's number an hour ago, again a few minutes ago.
4
However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
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I shall need him ready a good hour before dawn, maybe more.
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And she said, 'Jesus.' And then she said, 'Half an hour, Christopher.
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Year by year, and now by the day and hour, it strengthened.
8
I work four days a week year-round, making ten dollars an hour.
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So far duty hour policy hasn't been informed by evidence, he said.
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However, because of the late hour, the issue almost slipped by unnoticed.
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But there were sixteen-hour work days, long lonely times on the road.
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This is the situation at this hour, a Liberal party senator said.
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The same order went out to the Second Army an hour later.
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One answer is that nations often do in their hour of need.
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The city also received its highest 24-hour rainfall since September last year.
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Labour would propose amendments to scrap zero hour contracts, Mr Lees-Galloway said.
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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New Zealand
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