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Welcome to the working week Happy Monday. How does your work day stack up to the average use of time?

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Published August 31st, 2015 at 2:00 PM

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(Graphic: Lam Thuy Vo | NPR. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Using figures from the American Time Use Survey, NPR’s Lam Thuy Vo created this graphic and story What Americans Actually Do all Day Long, In 2 Graphics in 2012. Has much changed for any of us?

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