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Round The Clock

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Round The Clock - all the time; most of the time

• I am having a rough time, since my mother died.
• We have having a rough time, because I do not have any money.
• Are you having a rough time since you lost your job?
• My parents are having a rough time.
• When I have to take a test. I always have a rough time.

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