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Official speed 49.71 wpm (1,908.51 seconds elapsed during race)
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Timerless 52.25 wpm (366 ms elapsed before first character typed; 754.48 seconds elapsed during race)
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Race Start August 23, 2023 1:39:08pm UTC
Race Finish August 23, 2023 2:10:56pm UTC
Outcome Win (1 of 3)
Accuracy 94.9%
Points 1069.51
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Severe floods and droughts have resulted in bad crops in many places and risingfood prices worldwide. Against this backdrop, will the 2008 food price crisis be repeated this year? The global food situation is now in a tense mood. That demand is outpacing supply poses one reason. But what really lies behind the tension is the fact that food prices which have been high since the 2008 crisis continue to be on the rise. Price hikes have denied the poor access to food and have enfeebled efforts made by budget-constraint nations to assist their citizens in dealing with food problems. This worsening may trigger new crises in a number of countries where the rich-poor gap has been so immense. As the people have felt disgruntled at inequality and corruption in these countries, escalating food prices send in the last straw. A long-term forecast of the global food market is a tough job. For years, experts in the fields form two opposing groups when it comes to market estimation in the long run. Pessimists remain skeptical of an imbalance on the global rice market. The grounds for this argument are similar to those picked to explain the food price crisis in 2008. Food demand is rising as the world population keeps growing while cultivable land is declining. At the same time, climate change has reduced agricultural productivity, and will even wipe out some rice fields. What's more, the ever-expanding demand for bio-fuel has eaten into food supplies. Last but not least, prices of fossil fuel and other input materials have soared, leading to the rocketing investment costs of rice production. Experts adopting more optimism contend that rice demand in Asian countries will decline, especially in economies gaining better income. Meanwhile, scientific and technological advances will allow rice to be planted in arid regions or deserted land which has not been reclaimed for various reasons. Escalating prices will possibly add interest to research programs and investment in food production. Regardless of the above conflicting viewpoints on the long-term rice market, the outlook for the supply is much grimmer than for the growing demand, which has haunted rice consuming nations. Generally speaking, rice prices are climbing as input costs are rising. Adding fuel to the fire, the shrinkage of cultivable land is going on unstoppable. It is almost impossible to forecast the weather. Climate change, besides making rice-growing fields disappear, is a cause to the fickle weather and thus leads to unpredictable prices. By and large, in the export business, the supply-demand imbalance, glut or scarcity in a while-several weeks or months-can be a prelude to fevers or plunges in prices. Despite a rising trend in the long run, at a point in time, price fluctuations do happen. Therefore, businesses can be in the red and farmers in dilemma. Neither businesses nor farmers are able to keep their products in store long enough to wait for a price increase. Obviously, nobody knows for sure when prices will rise or fall. Measures to be taken A lesson can be drawn from the 2008 crisis. That is no government in the world dares to risk allowing the free export of rice at sensitive moments when prices soar and the future is unpredictable. Researchers' analyses and predictions can be right or wrong, and their accuracy causes no direct results. However, a wrong decision made by a government can be quite catastrophic, even so disastrous that it cannot be amended. As a result, prudence should be exercised if all the elements have not been taken into account. Another notable problem is that rice price hikes are not always beneficial to all social strata in a country, including farmers. If farmers cultivating rice have to sell rice immediately after harvesting it, they will gain no benefit no matter how high rice prices will climb afterward. While many forecasts have painted a dismal picture of tense food situation, rice export is lukewarm at this moment, prompting exporters to pose the question whether there is a contradiction of information. It can be "the calm before the storm," or as well a result of good preparations carried out in rice-importing countries to avoid another crisis like the one in 2008. In the end of 2007, several warnings of a food crisis were issued but nobody thought it would be as severe as it broke out in the following year. Then adverse weather and natural disasters prompted food-exporting countries to halt exports. Meanwhile, fearful of the worsening situation, importing countries raised their buying prices. What followed was a chaotic market on the global scale. Shortly afterward, careful reviews of global food supply, demand and reserves showed that shortages, if any, would not be so acute. Some economies with remarkable reserves-such as the United States and Japan-announced they would soon engage in the market. Although the volume sold by Japan was not large, it soon helped bring down the fever. Prices plunged as quickly as they had climbed. At present, experts contend that the same 2008 scenario will not be repeated as far as its unexpectedness is concerned. However, specialists have no doubt about the fact that food prices will increase. Currently, there are signs of food price hikes not only this year but also in the coming years. The hard nut to crack is the unpredictability of the weather. Governments are busy with measures to tackle the problem. Those measures are believed to be workable if the weather is not so harsh. Otherwise, severe natural disasters will spell trouble which can be aggravated by bad sentiment. The key is storage capability In Vietnam, if regulatory procedures remain the same, they will be inappropriate in the coming years when more businesses will engage in the rice export industry. A perfect example of this is the support for temporary rice storage. Storing rice temporarily to minimize farmers' losses is justifiable. However, the most beneficial in this case were companies provided with the incentives to store rice, not farmers. The two fundamental weaknesses in Vietnam's rice production and export remain credit and warehouses. Credit in this case is that for farmers, not that for export companies. As long as this problem persists, farmers will be forced to sell rice immediately after harvest again and again. Storage poses the second problem. Rice warehouses owned by trading companies are capable of storing rice for six months at most; few can keep rice good for more than one year. Meanwhile, the number of State-owned warehouses is modest. As a rice crop in Vietnam often lasts only three months, it helps save investment in building warehouses. However, should disasters happen, this strong point will turn out to be a major disadvantage. The strategic system of rice storage should be three-tiered: farmers with small-scale storage facilities for short term, trading companies with warehouses capable of storing both paddy and rice for six months to one year, and State-owned warehouses capable of storing rice for more than one year. The Government does not trade rice but it should buy paddy and rice to resell them when the situation improves. This is the flexible mechanism ensuring national food security and facilitating Vietnam's participation in global food security. Food and rice are a key issue. Therefore, the Government should get involved with its policies and regulatory system. This task should not be totally entrusted to companies, even State-owned entities. To improve the competitiveness of the rice export industry, it is essential to improve the current value chain and the industry itself. In doing so, in addition to existing rice husking and polishing facilities, it is necessary to build a system of standard warehouses. Such a network is the cornerstone of national food security and Vietnam's participation in the global market in case of necessity.
Characters typed Severe floods and droughts have resulted in bad crops in many places and risingfood prices worldwide. Agiaainst this backfdrop, will the 2008 food price cirisies be repeated thsis year? The global food situation is now in a tense mood. That deman isd is outpacing suppl yp poses one reason. But what really lies behing td the tensiion on is the fact that food prices which have ebeenh high since the 2008 cirisis continue to be on the irise. Price hikes have denied the poor access to food and have enfeebled effortas made by budget-constariraint nations to assist their citizens in dealing with food problems. tThis owworsening may trigger new crises in a number of countries where the rich -orpoor gap has been so immense. As teh he people have felt distgruntled at inewuquality and corruption in these countries, escalating doofood prices send in the last straw. A long-term forecsast of the global food market is a gtough job. For yearars, expeererts in the fields rofrom orm thwo wo opposing groups when it comes to market estimation in the long run. Pessimists remain skeptifclclal of an imbalance on the gloablbal rice market. Tehhe grounds offor this argument are similar to those picked to explain iththe food pirice crisis in 2008. Food demand is rising as thew e wrorld ppoopulation keeps growing whielile cutltivable land is sdeccllining. At the same tiem,,eme , climate change has reduced agricultural productiivity, and will even wipe out osme some icrice feiields. What's moe,re, the ever-expanding demand for bio-fuel ahas eaten into food supplies. Lsatu st but onot least, prices of fossil fulel and other uiinput materials have soared, leading to the rocketingi ninvestment costs os of rice production. Exeperts adopting more optimism contend that demrice demand in Asian countries will decliene, especially in efconconomies gainignng beterter income. Meanwhile, scientifuic and tefccchnoliogiaccal advancees will allow rice to be planted in arid regions or desssererted land which has no t been recallaimed for various reasons. Escalating price s will possibly add intersest to reassearch rprograms and investement in food proudduction. rRegardless of the above conflicting viewpoints on tehhe long-term rice market, the outloook offor thes ue supply is jjcmcuuuch grimemer than ofrfor the gwrowoinging deman, wd, which has haunted rice consiuming anations. Generally speaking, rice pirices are climbing as inl=put costa ss are rising. Adiinding fuel to the fire, the shrinkage of cultivalbe ble land is going on unstoppable. It is almost timimpossible t fo froorecast the weather. cClimate chane, ge, besidses making rice-groeinwing fields dispappear, is a cause to the fickle waeather and thus laeads to unpreidictable prices. By and large, int the export busineesss, the supply-demand imbalance, glut or sacrcarcity in a while-several weeks or months-cnan be a prelude to fevers or lplunges in prifcesces. Despite a rising trend in the long run, at ap point in time, pirrice fluctuations do happen. Therefoe,re, businesses can be int the red and farmers in dilemma. Neither businesses no r frarmers are balable to keep their projujducts in store long enough t oo wait ofrfor a price in ccreases.. Obbbcbcviously, nobody knows for sure when prices ilwill rsieise or fall. Mesuasrures to be taken A lesson can be drwawna from the 2008 cisrisis. That is no gobvrernment in th wwe wold rld dareses to risk allowing the free expporort of rice at senstititive moments when prices soar and theu e ff future is unpredifcctable. Reasearchers'an analyses and rpredifct
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Character s h a v e r e s u l t e d i n b a d c r
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Character o p s i n m a n y p l a c e s a n d r i
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Character s i n g f o o d p r i c e s w o r l d w i d e
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Character . A g i a -a -i a i n s t t h i s b a c k f -f
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Character d r o p , w i l l t h e 2 0 0 8 f o o d
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Character p r i c e c i -i r i s i e -e s b e r e p e a
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Character t e d t h s -s i s y e a r ? T h e g l o b
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Character a l f o o d s i t u a t i o n i s n o w
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Character i n a t e n s e m o o d . T h a t d e m
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Character a n i s -s -i - d i s o u t p a c i n g s u
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Character p p l - y p -p p o s e s o n e r e a s o n
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Character . B u t w h a t r e a l l y l i e s b e
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Character h i n g t -t - -g d t h e t e n s i i o n -
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Character -n -o -i o n i s t h e f a c t t h a t f o
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Character o d p r i c e s w h i c h h a v e e -e b e
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Character e n h -h h i g h s i n c e t h e 2 0 0 8
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Character c i -i r i s i s c o n t i n u e t o b e o
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Character n t h e i -i r i s e . P r i c e h i k e s
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Character h a v e d e n i e d t h e p o o r a c c
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Character e s s t o f o o d a n d h a v e e n f e
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Character e b l e d e f f o r t a -a s m a d e b y b
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Character u d g e t - c o n s t a r i -i -r -a r a i n t n a
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Character t i o n s t o a s s i s t t h e i r c i t
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Character i z e n s i n d e a l i n g w i t h f o o
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Character d p r o b l e m s . t -t T h i s o w -w -o w o
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Character r s e n i n g m a y t r i g g e r n e w c
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Character r i s e s i n a n u m b e r o f c o u n
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Character t r i e s w h e r e t h e r i c h - - o r
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Character -r -o p o o r g a p h a s b e e n s o i m
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Character m e n s e . A s t e h - -h -e h e p e o p l
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Character e h a v e f e l t d i s t -t g r u n t l e d
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Character a t i n e w -w u -u q u a l i t y a n d c o
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Character r r u p t i o n i n t h e s e c o u n t r i
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Character e s , e s c a l a t i n g d o o -o -o -d f o o d
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Character p r i c e s s e n d i n t h e l a s t
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Character s t r a w . A l o n g - t e r m f o r e c s
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Character -s a s t o f t h e g l o b a l f o o d m
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Character a r k e t i s a g -g t o u g h j o b . F
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Character o r y e a r -r a -a r s , e x p e e r -r -e e -e r
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Character t s i n t h e f i e l d s r o -o -r f r o m
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Character - -m -o -r o r m t h w o - -o -w -h w o o p p o
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Character s i n g g r o u p s w h e n i t c o m e s
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Character t o m a r k e t e s t i m a t i o n i n
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Character t h e l o n g r u n . P e s s i m i s t s
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Character r e m a i n s k e p t i f c l -l -c -f c l -l a l
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Character o f a n i m b a l a n c e o n t h e g l
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Character o a b l -l -b -a b a l r i c e m a r k e t . T
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Character e h -h -e h e g r o u n d s o f -f -o f o r t h
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Character i s a r g u m e n t a r e s i m i l a r t
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Character o t h o s e p i c k e d t o e x p l a i n
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Character i t h -h -t -i t h e f o o d p i -i r i c e c
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Character r i s i s i n 2 0 0 8 . F o o d d e m a n
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Character d i s r i s i n g a s t h e w - -w e -
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Character -e w r -r o r l d p p o -o -p o p u l a t i o n
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Character k e e p s g r o w i n g w h i e l -l -e -i i l e
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Character c c l -l -c l i n i n g . A t t h e s a m e
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Character t i e m , -, -m -e , e -e -, m e - , c l i m a t e
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Character c h a n g e h a s r e d u c e d a g r i c
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Character u l t u r a l p r o d u c t i i -i v i t y , a
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Character n d w i l l e v e n w i p e o u t o s m
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Character e - -e -m -s -o s o m e i c -c -i r i c e f e i -i
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Character -e i e l d s . W h a t ' s m o e , -, -e r e ,
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Character t h e e v e r - e x p a n d i n g d e m a n d
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Character f o r b i o - f u e l a -a h a s e a t e n
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Character i n t o f o o d s u p p l i e s . L s -s a
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Character t u - -u -t s t b u t o -o n o t l e a s t ,
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Character p r i c e s o f f o s s i l f u l -l e l
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Character a n d o t h e r u i -i -u i n p u t m a t e r
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Character i a l s h a v e s o a r e d , l e a d i n g
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Character t o t h e r o c k e t i n g i -i n -n i n v
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Character e s t m e n t c o s t s o s - -s o -o f r i
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Character c e p r o d u c t i o n . E x e -e p e r t s
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Character a d o p t i n g m o r e o p t i m i s m c o
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Character n t e n d t h a t d e m -m -e -d r i c e d e m
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Character a n d i n A s i a n c o u n t r i e s w i
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Character l l d e c l i e -e n e , e s p e c i a l l y
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Character i n e f c o n -n -o -c -f c o n o m i e s g a i n
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Character i g n -n -g n g b e t e r -r -e t e r i n c o m e
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Character . M e a n w h i l e , s c i e n t i f u -u i c
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Character a n d t e f c -c c -c -f c h n o l i -i o g i a c
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Character -c -a c a l a d v a n c e e -e s w i l l a l l
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Character o w r i c e t o b e p l a n t e d i n
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Character a r i d r e g i o n s o r d e s s s e r -r -e
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Character -s -s e r t e d l a n d w h i c h h a s n o
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Character - t b e e n r e c a l -l -a l a i m e d f o
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Character r v a r i o u s r e a s o n s . E s c a l a
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Character t i n g p r i c e - s w i l l p o s s i b
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Character l y a d d i n t e r s -s e s t t o r e a s
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Character -s -a s e a r c h r -r p r o g r a m s a n d i
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Character n v e s t e -e m e n t i n f o o d p r o u d
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Character -d -u d u c t i o n . r -r R e g a r d l e s s o
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Character f t h e a b o v e c o n f l i c t i n g v
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Character i e w p o i n t s o n t e h -h -e h e l o n g
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Character - t e r m r i c e m a r k e t , t h e o u
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Character t l o o o -o k o f -f -o f o r t h e s u -u - -s
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Character -e e s u p p l y i s j -j j c -c -j m c u -u u -u
Milliseconds 177 637 110 131 109 443 218 192 230 153 183 109 96 109 633 162 170 404 143 141 486 163 323 182 380
Character -c u c h g r i m e -e m e r t h a n o f r -r -f
Milliseconds 192 109 221 108 129 210 326 201 173 290 445 116 130 172 148 371 124 124 132 109 199 0 225 374 175
Character -o f o r t h e g w -w r o w o i n g -g -n -i -o i n
Milliseconds 136 112 115 175 120 91 144 31 118 115 345 525 102 153 66 122 32 99 155 407 174 155 588 172 128
Character g d e m a n , w -w - -, d , w h i c h h a s
Milliseconds 121 154 118 169 83 169 81 343 170 133 360 167 151 54 261 111 169 122 136 55 134 168 231 94 152
Character h a u n t e d r i c e c o n s i -i u m i n g
Milliseconds 113 124 134 92 189 117 180 174 93 160 31 282 170 847 201 70 77 163 145 698 135 243 148 133 124
Character a -a n a t i o n s . G e n e r a l l y s p e
Milliseconds 143 252 470 124 148 158 62 130 71 199 96 173 324 171 151 115 800 592 148 183 222 394 361 240 186
Character a k i n g , r i c e p i -i r i c e s a r e
Milliseconds 130 125 169 102 91 128 133 159 152 213 181 363 245 203 630 119 107 172 144 112 140 190 190 116 123
Character c l i m b i n g a s i n l = -= -l p u t c o s
Milliseconds 192 68 191 120 188 85 123 171 181 190 185 96 120 119 195 838 374 177 263 239 133 129 418 123 120
Character t a - s -s -a s a r e r i s i n g . A d i i
Milliseconds 204 167 270 303 83 445 160 102 103 183 297 176 134 231 558 122 83 133 136 144 148 283 187 169 176
Character n -n -i -i d i n g f u e l t o t h e f i r e
Milliseconds 89 380 171 140 330 121 119 115 134 353 216 124 111 190 195 53 146 75 107 97 169 290 121 120 129
Character , t h e s h r i n k a g e o f c u l t i v
Milliseconds 76 147 119 99 102 130 152 125 114 115 119 118 140 174 177 189 134 526 126 170 233 164 127 108 222
Character a l b e - -e -b -l b l e l a n d i s g o i n
Milliseconds 193 184 17 138 117 395 162 151 149 402 175 152 151 143 127 99 103 106 76 127 91 117 95 87 131
Character g o n u n s t o p p a b l e . I t i s a
Milliseconds 119 122 128 87 152 159 196 141 172 113 299 163 128 187 144 101 387 150 242 139 111 137 166 117 289
Character l m o s t t i m -m -i -t i m p o s s i b l e t
Milliseconds 67 139 192 273 198 152 137 110 155 328 176 164 226 234 158 236 408 218 145 118 181 16 175 120 156
Character - f -f o f r o -o -r o r e c a s t t h e w e a
Milliseconds 669 119 677 178 123 204 270 179 440 161 146 187 166 250 156 276 379 157 108 136 69 130 153 155 139
Character t h e r . c -c C l i m a t e c h a n e , - -,
Milliseconds 232 149 63 132 143 185 306 561 434 174 233 167 129 181 142 187 261 158 148 79 291 147 110 354 184
Character -e g e , b e s i d s -s e s m a k i n g r i c
Milliseconds 138 308 174 121 179 120 649 252 75 160 333 461 55 144 124 169 71 431 195 108 138 147 189 92 196
Character e - g r o e i n -n -i -e w i n g f i e l d s d i
Milliseconds 152 500 235 442 178 139 152 130 425 181 154 106 124 102 77 189 256 142 139 95 136 188 138 157 101
Character s p -p a p p e a r , i s a c a u s e t o
Milliseconds 136 232 519 137 127 189 127 150 143 133 151 208 123 149 153 76 220 118 163 76 182 110 219 72 176
Character t h e f i c k l e w a -a e a t h e r a n d
Milliseconds 37 132 66 139 183 490 231 134 137 125 146 214 265 496 36 143 215 135 107 150 109 123 96 105 121
Character t h u s l a -a e a d s t o u n p r e i -i d i
Milliseconds 153 94 187 128 39 128 238 479 41 149 151 540 146 146 63 160 131 447 242 189 173 272 520 104 76
Character c t a b l e p r i c e s . B y a n d l a r
Milliseconds 135 256 160 221 139 58 149 152 146 92 192 121 146 134 156 400 210 183 163 57 133 93 85 99 168
Character g e , i n t -t t h e e x p o r t b u s i n
Milliseconds 351 144 180 94 179 176 237 558 149 241 45 122 94 168 218 140 174 132 222 511 322 444 252 116 153
Character e e s -s -e s s , t h e s u p p l y - d e m a n
Milliseconds 110 229 307 465 177 263 237 114 242 194 172 24 149 139 78 243 174 169 214 368 465 162 109 166 79
Character d i m b a l a n c e , g l u t o r s a -a c
Milliseconds 132 76 165 55 840 146 151 605 128 209 145 110 86 594 360 209 162 127 161 114 146 220 240 558 72
Character r c -c -r a r c i t y i n a w h i l e - s e v
Milliseconds 352 378 308 141 533 292 302 239 178 144 151 97 110 162 452 226 279 131 124 89 159 519 257 171 299
Character e r a l w e e k s o r m o n t h s - c n -n a
Milliseconds 192 167 149 132 111 154 170 170 134 133 148 86 116 110 113 138 160 179 106 162 491 194 229 469 367
Character n b e a p r e l u d e t o f e v e r s
Milliseconds 109 130 141 144 155 172 92 172 164 150 388 175 214 221 194 133 82 140 254 197 274 136 160 260 222
Character o r l -l p l u n g e s i n p r i f c e s -s -e
Milliseconds 126 140 120 162 537 307 373 333 465 158 156 170 151 130 44 151 237 141 95 151 33 127 97 443 177
Character -c -f c e s . D e s p i t e a r i s i n g t
Milliseconds 147 310 161 192 174 133 150 326 185 279 154 197 176 175 453 162 188 411 156 132 158 138 111 127 160
Character r e n d i n t h e l o n g r u n , a t
Milliseconds 238 179 135 103 166 110 102 133 97 138 57 120 173 133 97 118 107 166 36 225 197 159 129 188 154
Character a p - -p p o i n t i n t i m e , p i r -r
Milliseconds 142 158 29 663 175 180 196 239 158 401 197 120 190 93 141 112 85 150 49 183 89 198 362 194 490
Character -i r i c e f l u c t u a t i o n s d o h a p
Milliseconds 150 74 119 190 97 138 152 183 159 250 672 125 155 196 99 141 85 344 164 258 118 134 158 74 134
Character p e n . T h e r e f o e , -, -e r e , b u s i n
Milliseconds 188 91 145 186 117 789 126 83 213 703 296 85 190 190 451 177 167 169 114 114 260 247 278 40 161
Character e s s e s c a n b e i n t - -t t h e r
Milliseconds 139 198 208 255 403 304 246 169 92 139 127 248 139 168 68 155 119 571 149 217 147 94 84 127 312
Character e d a n d f a r m e r s i n d i l e m m a
Milliseconds 130 171 271 153 116 63 141 187 148 152 167 24 262 833 203 185 80 125 182 115 184 98 416 215 137
Character . N e i t h e r b u s i n e s s e s n o -
Milliseconds 163 172 228 202 96 132 95 150 96 164 256 124 171 248 160 261 236 231 184 103 244 327 142 540 619
Character r f r -r a r m e r s a r e b a l -l -a -b a b l
Milliseconds 86 194 145 242 598 91 146 155 79 166 160 156 130 199 139 192 162 114 101 380 180 141 95 186 166
Character e t o k e e p t h e i r p r o j u -u -j j -j
Milliseconds 100 140 65 118 211 211 120 240 142 181 227 99 134 179 96 390 252 510 125 288 302 239 403 204 465
Character d u c t s i n s t o r e l o n g e n o u g
Milliseconds 115 146 131 261 136 219 120 134 87 120 221 248 152 141 49 139 158 105 101 134 167 98 129 101 135
Character h t o -o - o w a i t o f r -r -f -o f o r a
Milliseconds 125 192 92 351 66 514 504 219 99 134 587 173 109 189 151 134 231 310 164 153 56 161 119 143 116
Character p r i c e i n c -c - c r e a s e s . -. -s .
Milliseconds 129 541 154 136 183 145 535 204 79 0 300 361 145 174 300 182 234 171 173 109 227 524 166 428 160
Character O b b -b b -b c -c b -b c -c v i o u s l y , n o b o
Milliseconds 522 302 865 674 227 641 208 556 136 522 190 654 149 660 253 56 218 0 1027 575 157 417 124 199 107
Character d y k n o w s f o r s u r e w h e n p r
Milliseconds 351 141 161 149 121 99 100 288 182 178 331 455 138 136 95 144 131 119 138 196 105 116 145 217 125
Character i c e s i l -l -i w i l l r s i e -e -i -s i s e
Milliseconds 96 185 139 123 108 197 209 447 163 147 86 185 172 119 139 183 0 218 351 174 160 206 73 172 108
Character o r f a l l . M e s u -u -s a s r -r u r e s t
Milliseconds 92 96 125 141 378 96 159 197 134 262 121 128 261 364 148 264 237 279 370 103 111 170 201 137 189
Character o b e t a k e n A l e s s o n c a n b
Milliseconds 49 188 434 168 148 302 147 125 67 307 166 938 144 100 123 119 220 126 118 156 187 147 88 135 145
Character e d r w -w a w n a - -a f r o m t h e 2 0
Milliseconds 181 157 121 199 570 428 71 152 125 36 71 568 151 414 162 209 76 46 218 154 94 118 61 743 336
Character 0 8 c i -i s -s r i s i s . T h a t i s n o
Milliseconds 175 269 240 200 403 670 431 494 287 180 145 158 661 384 162 342 111 141 120 124 77 123 114 72 102
Character g o b -b v r -r e r n m e n t i n t h w -w -
Milliseconds 112 155 104 189 607 104 297 459 70 114 112 437 132 157 82 170 137 79 126 131 140 169 265 465 172
Character w -w e w o l d - -d -l r l d d a r e s e -e -s s
Milliseconds 107 449 52 100 126 128 207 54 209 318 159 618 98 147 105 157 190 155 162 121 107 103 683 142 402
Character t o r i s k a l l o w i n g t h e f r e
Milliseconds 210 137 95 90 145 121 127 118 155 140 99 156 185 81 375 135 84 147 126 115 115 150 558 249 170
Character e e x p p o r -r -o -p o r t o f r i c e a t
Milliseconds 172 190 138 610 203 172 42 150 506 159 512 202 201 202 152 133 137 86 268 143 191 154 190 168 205
Character s e n s t i t -t -i -t i t i v e m o m e n t s
Milliseconds 151 157 188 142 123 300 113 164 415 180 139 216 238 84 276 270 241 142 176 142 136 107 108 284 171
Character w h e n p r i c e s s o a r a n d t h e u
Milliseconds 175 98 107 107 143 223 157 94 258 101 196 119 322 108 351 163 148 128 81 97 138 119 78 111 148
Character - -u e f -f - -e f - -f f u t u r e i s u
Milliseconds 264 327 133 73 122 205 262 176 151 206 167 421 174 364 137 202 111 167 135 178 143 95 88 118 141
Character n p r e d i f c -c -f c t a b l e . R e a -a s e a
Milliseconds 1103 232 255 103 202 95 150 72 515 110 845 259 177 640 161 66 193 183 300 168 209 548 329 174 196
Character r c h e r s ' a n -n -a a n a l y s e s a n d
Milliseconds 291 338 184 182 157 178 481 307 112 643 159 260 264 86 200 76 233 136 169 141 201 135 106 80 119
Character r -r p r e d i f c t
Milliseconds 286 449 234 107 142 194 129 126 53 197
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
38.17 55.65
76.34 56.59
114.51 55.65
152.68 56.04
190.85 55.71
229.02 55.12
267.19 55.29
305.36 54.39
343.53 54.7
381.7 54.14
419.87 54.1
458.04 53.81
496.21 53.25
534.38 53.38
572.55 53.55
610.72 53.37
648.89 53.48
687.06 52.87
725.23 52.44
763.4 124.27
801.57 118.36
839.74 112.98
877.91 108.07
916.08 103.56
954.25 99.42
992.42 95.6
1030.6 92.06
1068.77 88.77
1106.94 85.71
1145.11 82.85
1183.28 80.18
1221.45 77.67
1259.62 75.32
1297.79 73.1
1335.96 71.01
1374.13 69.04
1412.3 67.18
1450.47 65.41
1488.64 63.73
1526.81 62.14
1564.98 60.62
1603.15 59.18
1641.32 57.8
1679.49 56.49
1717.66 55.23
1755.83 54.03
1794 52.88
1832.17 51.78
1870.34 50.72
1908.51 49.71