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00:48 Feb 4, 2016 |
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| Selected response from: Charles Davis Spain Local time: 07:39 | ||||||
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4 +7 | starting at 09:54 and xx seconds |
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xx seconds past minute starting at 09:54 and xx seconds Explanation: It simply corresponds to the time shown: "09.54:12+". "12 seconds past minute" means, in this case, at 09.54 and 12 seconds (09.54:12); "minute" means 09:54 and 00 seconds, the point at which an exact minute is recorded on the clock. The plus sign after 12 means that it starts at 09:54:12 and continues after that point. So no, it doesn't means 1 minute and 12 seconds later, nor indeed 12 seconds after some previous event, but simply at a particular time on the clock. |
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