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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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Last weekend Cymdeithas Hen Dractorau Dyffryn Clwyd successfully used Fordson Model N tractors to plough the fields around the clock, only stopping to refuel.
Who should have 24/7 roadside assistance Those who frequently travel are the perfect candidates for around the clock roadside assistance.
Marks & Spencer customers are shopping around the clock, thanks to 24- hour opening at the Culverhouse Cross store this week.
 
 
 
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