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Examples
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So we'll track this closely, we'll get another update at 2: 00 Eastern Time from the National Hurricane Center.
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It's the 5: 00 o'clock edition Eastern Time, that is, of CNN's BALLOT BOWL.
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In the 6: 00 hour Eastern Time, that is when we expect new details about the memorial, as well as funeral services.
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President Bush is going to make an announcement at 8: 00 Eastern Time, which is in about 50 minutes, and of course we are going to carry that live.
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There's a fly-by spacecraft, which you can see from the animation, that's getting these pictures and sending them back down to Earth about 1: 52 Eastern Time, which is exactly when NASA had predicted this would happen.
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The city fathers here have been told to expect sustained tropical force winds within this hour and by around 2: 00 a. m Eastern Time, which is five hours from now, they're expecting sustained hurricane-force winds and they're very concerned ...
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Eastern Time, which is about 45 minutes away on the clock.
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Eastern Time, which is about 50 minutes on the clock.
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The big question, exactly, exactly to the minute, twelve hours from now, at 5: 07 Eastern Time, that is the next window for the possibility of landing.
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The amphibious ships will be coming here to North Carolina at about 9: 00 Eastern Time, which is two hours from now.
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