hrs.
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Using HRS data from 1992-2022, they followed individuals at two-year intervals from age 56, when the vast majority are still in the labor force, to age 75, when most have fully retired.
From MarketWatch
Combs and the “Baby” singer made news with an interview on Jimmy Kimmel’s show after the “Justin Bieber’s 48 Hrs with Diddy” video was posted on YouTube in November 2009.
From Los Angeles Times
“The strawberries are picked at their prime and hits the shelves at Erewhon within 24-48 hrs,” an Erewhon rep told the outlet via email.
From Salon
However, Excel Parking did not respond to our questions and asked for an "extension", saying it would need "a minimum of 48 hrs notice".
From BBC
While 58% of the HRS participants were female and 84% were white, among those with TBI, the figures were 64% and 89%.
From Science Daily
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