No one recorded their near hour-hour jam with two regulars and instruments that were at hand.
Nair presided over the near hour-long hearing in a courtroom crammed with more than 100 people, including numerous local and international journalists.
In a near hour-long press conference at the White House, Obama was more stark in his assessment of current US-Russian relations.
However under repeated questioning at a near hour-long briefing for lobby journalists, shortly before Mr Cameron was due to speak, the series of announcements appeared to unravel, with Number 10 refusing to say how many migrants might be affected.
In a near hour-long speech to the Scottish low-carbon investment conference, Gore said the evidence from the floods in Pakistan, China, South Korea and Columbia was so compelling that the case for urgent action by world leaders to combat carbon emissions was now overwhelming.
Mrs Clinton also held a near hour-long meeting with the chief minister of the eastern state of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, in Calcutta, before leaving for Delhi to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday.
At once majestic and virtuosic, introspective and symphonic, Brahms teasingly described his near hour-long, four-movement concerto as a 'tiny, tiny piano concerto with a tiny, tiny wisp of a scherzo.' It's an endlessly recorded staple of the repertoire, a challenge to soloist, conductor and orchestra alike.
His near hour-long speech remained full of outright lies and lofty, unsubstantiated claims to grand accomplishments for which there is yet no evidence.
The near hour-long conversation, touched on topics ranging from the importance of spirituality to how men feel about being cheated on and what keeps them faithful for the long haul.
‡Sleep duration categorised according to a median split and rounded to the nearest hour.
