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| | Time of War |
 | | If it keeps time to within a second a day, it's probably all you need to get to your appointments on time and make sure you don’t miss the bus. |
 | | Demetrios Matsakis, time service director for the U.S. Naval Observatory, is in charge of maintaining the observatory's atomic clocks, the most accurate clocks in the world. |
 | | Back in World War II, for instance, the military couldn't pinpoint exact targets, Diaz says, so "we were dropping high-yield bombs that resulted in a lot of innocent people getting hurt." But now, he says, "we use smaller munitions, smaller targets, and smaller bombs... |
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