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Traditional clocks, from pendulums to atomic oscillators, depend on irreversible processes to track time.

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We have seen pendulum swings like this before in other policy areas—and I just have to believe that it will swing in this area as well.

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Nationwide, the pendulum has shifted profoundly from a period when school officials ratcheted up graduation requirements as a way to spur student achievement.

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“I think this swings the pendulum too far in the other direction,” he said.

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There are absolutely no guarantees that the pendulum will swing back to small caps.

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