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In my imaginings, based on anecdote, solvers clump into three speeds: the kind of virtuosos who enter the Times Championship; those who aim for a "solid" time between around 10 and 20 minutes, but might knock over into a half hour, and everyone else, who either aren't timing, aren't bothered about the time, or for other reasons might take between 30 to 90-plus minutes on a puzzle.
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On Israel, Mamet's problem isn't timing but oversimplification.
See, the problem isn't timing.
He's not assessing the shots well, and Novak's varying his serve, so Cilic isn't timing it that well". Wow.
She said the agency was not timing naturalizations to the November elections.
It's early days but he's not timing the ball at all well, and he's not even played an attacking shot yet.
He's not timing most of his shots that well, but a few have flown away, and the others are fetching singles.
b: The second clip shows a patient after a stroke who is not timing the onset of the swallow the bolus flow.
A lot of people say: 'I'm not timing the market,' but they're trading stocks all day long.
The software part of the MAC layer generally covers all functionality which is not timing critical or which benefits from great flexibility.
But it's not just timing that binds this trio together.
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