Her 1987 bestseller, Biological Clock, reported that women who otherwise held widely diverging attitudes were all "consumed by the subject" of having children.
Your commendable June 6 Business Day article "Behind Bars and on the Clock" reports that 85,000 prisoners are working in prison industries.
2) Climate change, now as big a threat as nuclear war; warrants moving the minute hand on the "Doomsday Clock," reports BBC News.
Following sports these days means having access to players' social-media feeds and to round-the-clock reporting on practices, preparation, and medical information.
NPR's superb coverage of the Sept. 11 attacks, starting with round-the-clock reporting the first week, may have served as the ultimate confirmation of Mr. Giovannoni's thesis that news-information forms the most integral, essential, irreplaceable element of public radio.
Although the Zack Davies case was covered by most major news outlets, it wasn't as big a story as the Leytonstone attack and had nothing like the round-the-clock reporting Lee Rigby received – despite Davies' attack being an act of revenge for Rigby's death.
The mode of the posterior distribution of the number of local clocks reported by Drummond and Suchard [ 9] was significantly lower than our estimate suggesting that two local clocks were appropriate for this data set.
The court held that the 180-day clock for reporting incidents of discrimination starts running with the initial discriminatory act – in this case, the long-ago decision to pay Ms. Ledbetter less than her male peers.
In the era of round-the-clock reporting, there have to be constant stories, unceasing narratives.
But I'd never experienced it until a recent night, when I had to turn off the rant-around-the-clock shows reporting on political vandals vitiating the good name of a country they claim to love, scrapping in the weeds over nothing while dancing on the precipice of an international financial collapse.
