Facebook, however, takes the view that the information customers necessarily divulge in the course of using Facebook becomes Facebook's property to use as Facebook sees fit -- unless of course the customer affirmatively opts out by ticking the correct boxes in Facebook's notoriously confusing and repeatedly changing privacy settings.
"I'm not saying that the human race is imminently doomed but it's also clear that the clock is ticking and time is running out in order to take action to avoid the escalating damages which could make the whole process unstoppable, " he told CNN.
Finally, the Fed is laying the groundwork for the next financial crisis, with out of control monetary policies creating a ticking inflation time bomb, and the resulting contractionary monetary tightening when the Fed decides the inflation is getting out of hand.
"The clock is ticking on finding debris before they spread out and before they sink or disappear, " he said.
New Zealand all-rounder Franklin then received support from Ian Saxelby, who helped keep the scoreboard ticking closer to the target until given out lbw after tea to Claude Henderson for 17.
Denly was caught in the ninth over by Ali Brown for 52, but after Martin van Jaarsveld went for just three, Justin Kemp (30) and Darren Stevens (31 not out) kept the runs ticking over.
But with the seconds ticking down Bath regained the ball and spun it out wide where Crockett put boot to ball for Banahan to out-jump Cueto and score the match-winning try.
This kind of urgency carries over to fiction, where a ticking clock a sense of time running out can make the pages seem to snap by with the speed of a second hand.
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So we desperately need to find ways of making basic chemical materials out of CO2 to keep the chemical industries ticking over.
Some people have asked me if investment advisers charge like lawyers do, with the clock ticking all the time and every single photo copy charged out to a particular client.
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While other speakers over the course of the three-day convention offered feel-good moments, the heart of Romney's speech was an impassioned ticking through of the five-point economic plan he lays out at every campaign stop.
"The atomic clock is actually putting out an electronic signal which is essentially analogous to the ticking of a pendulum clock... which might tick once every second or once every couple of seconds, " says Dr McCarthy.
The breakout this week after the stress tests were largely positive and the Federal Reserve acknowledged the economy had improved since January ushered in a new wave of bullishness with the yield on the 10-year Treasury ticking up to 2.3% stoking the theory that money rushing out of bonds could flow into stocks.
In reviewing the memo I banged out the other day, I see I did a good job of ticking off four specific stories I'd recently written, but I was too vague when I referred to "all kinds of projects" I'd done.
If I had not taken the battery out of his wall clock before we began the interview you would just have heard the clock ticking.
With the clock ticking away on the deadline for the one year payroll tax cut ( this one, as it turns out, is a real deadline), Democrats and Republicans in the Senate are fighting to see who can outmaneuver each other.
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