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    Sleepy, means your drowsy. Groggy means that you're drowsy and fatigued. It can also means that you're drowsy and your incoherent or find the world incoherent.
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    So you have collagen and or high collagen materiel. Stuff made out of collagen. Particles here mean, "smalls bits of that stuff." More exacting it means. 'The smallest bits of that stuff." So it means its taking the smallest bits that make up collagen, and making it even smaller.
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    September 29, 2015
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    In this case, spelling out the number is a short cut to not to write out the the trailing zeros that make up that number. For the first sentence "...an extra thousand" and "...an extra 1 thousand" are equivalent statements however, colloquially thousand means one thousand, which means 1 thousand is redundant. This isn't found in formal writing, this used for informal writing. If you were writing a formal article or essay or argumentation you should do 1 thousand and 1 billion, or probably more properly one thousand and one billion. And for extra clarity you can do, One [1] billion dollars. And One [1] thousand dollars.
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    Clock in and and Clock out and phrases like, "I'm off the clock" and "I'm on the clock" related to working. Being on the clock, means that you're currently being paid to do your job. And being off the clock, means that you're no longer being paid to do your job. So lets say you're trying to leave to day, and your boss or customer ask you to do something that relates to your job, but you're going home for the day, "Sorry buddy, but I'm off the clock." Means something very similar to, "I'm not working right now." or "I won't be working right now." Clocking in and out, also relates to working. Clocking in, means that you're getting started with your working day, and or you're getting your hours that you are working registered with the company so they can fairly compensate you for your work. Clocking out, means roughly the opposite. It means that you're getting ready to leave from your work, and or are registering with company that you are no longer working.
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