09:04
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Last published Sat, Feb 20, 2016
09:04
Two Numbers, only separation a semicolon.
09:04
A simple time
09:04
A statement
09:04
A ratio.
To some, 9:04 is just a couple of numbers, but what 09:04 means to others, is a whole other story.
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