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all hours

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*all hours (of the day and night)
Fig. very late in the night or very early in the morning. (*Typically: until ~; till ~; at ~.) Why do you always stay out until all hours of the day and night? I like to stay out till all hours.
See also: hour


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CAPTION(S): MANAGERS' VIEWS: Kash Hayer, landlord of the Diplomat, says it would be too costly to open all hours, and (left) Patrick Sutherland, manager of the Eden, is in agreement and thinks staffing levels would be a problem; CALL FOR A DELAY: John Whittingdale
3 Consequently, the average hours at work as a percent of all hours paid per employee rose.
 
 
 
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