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"But the challenge comes in the heat of the Olympics when they have to offer minute-by-minute coverage.

It's still early days for M; Facebook has been driving pretty small features that offer minute improvements to conversations without overwhelming users or being overly obtrusive.

Sites like previously.tv and vulture.com offer minute-by-minute analysis on anything from reality to awards shows.

Nope, make that 29.38%, he readily offers minutes later.

It is nearly impossible for the festival to compete with the marquee acts offered minutes away, unless the highest caliber of acts are being booked — and that's unlikely due to Electric Daisy Carnival.

British blogs, television, and newspapers have offered minute-by-minute coverage of the event, coupled with testimony from archaeologists, historians, experts in carbon dating and mitochondrial DNA analysis, and excited members of the Richard III Society.

Instead of that 30 minute coffee meeting, you could offer 20 minutes of your time on Skype.

But as smartphones have become commonplace, the casual games they support have bloomed into market heavyweights the time-wasters are the new killer apps, titles like Angry Birds, Temple Run, and Cut the Rope that offer minutes-long sessions that anyone, of any age or ability, can dip into.

To sell a card for $20 today, he has to offer 300 minutes.

Anything else? Weekly bin collections are reinstated and councils must offer 30 minutes free parking in town centres.

The 2.5-hour flights will offer five minutes of weightlessness.

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