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hour [our]
1. the time something occurs.
2. a unit of time, being 60 minutes, or 3600 seconds.
3. a unit of educational credit.
contact hour a unit of credit for educational offerings, based on a mathematical formula. Continuing education programs that wish to award contact hours are carefully reviewed by the health care professionals for which the educational experience is designed.
golden hour the first hour following a traumatic injury. See golden hour.


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For now, all other stores will stay open and keep regular hours.
Consider the office in your house to be the equivalent of a brick and mortar office, keep regular hours and don''t do any work you could not do if you were not in the house.
In this approach, employees are assigned specific tasks and required to put in only as much time as it actually takes to get the work done, removing the need to keep regular hours or show up at the office each day, allowing people to work asynchronously, instead of in standard 9-to-5 routines, and from virtually any location.
 
 
 
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