minutes

British

/ ˈmɪnɪts /

plural noun

an official record of the proceedings of a meeting, conference, convention, etc

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The idea was his energy would help avoid a repeat of last week when England went 17-0 down in 15 minutes at Murrayfield.

From BBC

The Scarlets fly-half extended the lead with another penalty early in the second half to open up a 15-point lead but Scotland responded with two tries in three minutes.

From Barron's

They were on course to get the victory, and move provisionally four points clear at the top, when Florian Thauvin doubled their advantage on 56 minutes.

From Barron's

The seven-time Grand Slam champion needed just over 50 minutes to see off his French opponent and claim the 26th title of his career.

From Barron's

A friend found him minutes later, conscious but disoriented, and took him to the hospital, the prosecutor added.

From The Wall Street Journal

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