
Will SNCF have at least 90 hours of total train delay since midnight by the end of Friday, July 24?
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YES if Clutch's finalized archived total for the local calendar day ending on Friday, July 24, the cumulative train delay from local midnight through the day counting each train once using its latest reported delay and including only trains whose latest reported delay was at least 5 minutes, is at least 90 hours according to Clutch's finalized archived computation of SNCF's official real-time open-data feed 'Horaires SNCF'. Delays are summed in minutes and converted to hours by dividing by 60, fractional hours count. If Clutch's finalized archived total is not available at the resolution time, resolution will wait and retry until the finalized archived total is available.
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évidemment ! la SNCF et les retards, c'est le grand amour. 90 heures, c'est calé ! 😂