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It mentions in that first speech, the "two hours' traffic of our stage".
For hours, traffic and public transportation were halted, and schools were shuttered.
But overall in those hours, traffic increased by 1.6percentt, paced by the larger percentages of earlier commuters.
In this arena, they are accustomed to what Shakespeare called the "two hours' traffic," and Wilson has taken a lot of flak for his capaciousness.
But Mr. Wright, the author of the play "Vincent in Brixton," has crammed in as many subplots as six hours' traffic on the stage allows.
During both morning and evening rush hours, traffic was not much heavier than usual for a Wednesday, and some drivers found it lighter than average.
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Rush-hour traffic halted.
Two-hour traffic jams, man!
Inevitably, that means snarled rush-hour traffic.
And she skirted rush-hour traffic.
They hope to avoid rush hour traffic.
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