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Quarter watch

    0.01 sec.
(Naut.) a subdivision of the full watch (one fourth of the crew) on a man-of- war.

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It also emerged that in terms of disadvantaged children: ALMOST a quarter watch more than three hours TV per day compared to nine per cent of non-disadvantaged kids, TWENTY per cent play computer games for three hours a day or more compared with three per cent of other children, and THIRTEEN per cent eat fast food more than once a day, compared to just one per cent of better-off youngsters.
Shame of our poor junk food children; THIRD OF DEPRIVED SCHOOL KIDS ... by The Mirror (London, England)
And a quarter watch TV for four hours or more every day when they could be taking exercise.
It's a picture of bad health by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Football remains our most popular sport - 54 per cent of sports tourists watch it, while a quarter watch cricket and a sixth go to rugby.
FAN FARES; The cost of travelling the world to cheer your team by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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