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around the clock

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around/round the clock
all day and all night Doctors and nurses worked around the clock to help the people injured in the train crash. This station broadcasts news round the clock.
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around the clock
all day and all night without stopping One lane on the bridge is closed around the clock for the next three months.
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The wine fountain will be guarded around the clock.
The company says it is working around the clock to get back to hill capacity for the spring period of peak demand.
The flexibility and productivity allowed by teams that are able to work almost around the clock is matched by the challenges of cultural differences and lack of opportunity to develop interpersonal relationships.
 
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