The channel now has its own system for naming (and hyping) winter storms. Call me old-fashioned, but is it too much to ask for marketing to stop at the freaking sky?
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On the Clock: 10 Memorable Movies That Take Place Over 24 Hours (or Less)
With short, winter days upon us, TIME considers 10 movies that unfold over several hours and—in some examples—even minutes