It was so boring—I mean, nothing happened for the first hour!

真是无聊—我是说，一个小时都过去了，什么事儿都没发生。

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Nine decades ago, leading economists predicted that technological advances and rising productivity would mean that would be working a 15-hour week.

90年前，知名经济学家曾预测，技术进步和生产率提高意味着每周工作时间将达到15小时。

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There sits Newfoundland, which has its own time zone (NST: Newfoundland Standard Time), three and a half hours behind Greenwich Mean Time and half an hour ahead of eastern mainland Canada.

那就是纽芬兰，有自己的时区（纽芬兰标准时间），比格林尼治标准时间晚三个半小时，比加拿大东部大陆标准时间早半小时。

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And if I think back to my own childhood again, not that that was the glory days by any means, but I mean people weren't falling over hour after hour from dehydration because they didn't have a water bottle with them.

如果我回忆一下自己的童年,不是说我的童年有多光辉灿烂,而是我想说当时人们也没有因脱水而倒下,而因为他们没有随身携带水壶

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Restrictions on hours mean that output per hour is bound to rise, as firms shed lower-value, yet still profitable, tasks.

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That would mean the current 35-hour working week remaining, as well as the amount of class contact time, set at 855 hours.

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Another example: Even though I know a couple of neighbors very well, it would be a big hassle to ask for me to ask for a lift to the airport because that would mean almost a 2-hour round-trip.

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