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punch

Drink of Indian origin, made of spirits, fruit juice, sugar, spice, and hot water.
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Still, the county will consider phasing in a biometrics-based time system which would require the employee sign in with a fingerprint or iris scan, for example that might prevent employees from punching the clock for fellow workers who are late or dont show up to work.
TRACKING WORKERS' PRESENCE by Joe Schoenmann / Las Vegas Sun
“There’s something stylish about the idea of punching the clock and feeling like the average American man,” said Randy Goldberg, editorial director of the men’s style blog Kempt.
Buffalo Guys, Won’t You Come Out Tonight? by Joe Pompeo / The New York Observer
If you don''t have grand plans of jet-setting around the world during your golden years, then there''s nothing wrong with punching the clock for a little while longer.
The Clock Is Ticking Retirement Planning Later in Your Career by Joseph Kenny / Finance and Investment community
 
 
 
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