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	'''Horology''' is the science and study and art of ] devices. ], ], and ] are examples of ]s used to measure time.

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	Horology has a long history and there are many ] and several specialised libraries devoted to the subject. An example is the ], which is also the source of the ] (] 0° 0' 0"). One of the more comprehensive museums dedicated to horology is the in La chaux-de-Fonds (Switzerland). One of the most comprehensive horological libraries is the in Columbia PA.

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