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Before fleeing, Abdallah spent weeks working around the clock in the maternity hospital.

From Barron's

Rodrigo Isgro crossed and, trailing by four points, the visitors had England's defence stretched thin with the clock in the red.

From BBC

She clocks in at 4:40 a.m. so she has time to go to the bathroom, fill her cup with water and get on the line before her 4:50 pre-shift meeting.

From Washington Post

But on a historic night at Dodger Stadium, the first with a pitch clock in a game that mattered, the lights were the most jarring change from years past.

From Los Angeles Times

But Roberts may not be praising the pitch clock in late September if an automatic strike ends a one-run Dodgers loss that has National League West-race implications.

From Los Angeles Times