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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The chronometer is a time-keeping device worn by Colonial officers and Warriors, typically on their wrist, akin to a digital wrist watch.
Flight Sergeant Jolly notes that Captain Apollo wants check-ins of every four millicentons during the scouting expedition on Carillon, syncing their chronometers accordingly... |
