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[notquitethere]

The day light hits the clock face and makes the numbers all blurry again.

3/14 correct, 1/14 correct place

Time and tide wait for no man, make the most of every single moment.

2/14 correct, 0/14 correct place

[King Zultan]

Do not forget to set your clocks back for day light savings time again.

[notquitethere]

Do not forget to set your clocks back for day light savings time again.

2/14 correct, 0/14 correct position

[King Zultan]

The clock looks sad outside surrounded by trees and snow, but suddenly blurryness appears!

[notquitethere]

The clock looks sad outside surrounded by trees and snow, but suddenly blurryness appears!

2/14 correct, 1/14 correct position

[King Zultan]

If time is money than the guy with the most clocks has the most money.

[notquitethere]

If time is money than the guy with the most clocks has the most money.

2/14 correct, 1/14 correct position. Excess word omitted.

Suggestion:

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look at the pictures again, there's another element you've all stopped including

Hint:

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This sequence of words was not something I made up, it comes from something else.

[King Zultan]

Christmas time is the best time of the year for snow and family time.

[notquitethere]

Christmas time is the best time of the year for snow and family time.

2/14 correct, 0/14 correct position

As that guess had a lot of words you had already ruled out, you might have quite a bit of info now.

[delphonso]

You're the one who usually does that for us!

'Clock face in the winter. Clock face in the winter. Clock face in the'

[notquitethere]

Haha, right enough. By my count, through various guesses, you've got at least 6 words right... once you get them in the right position it should all fall into place.

'Clock face in the winter. Clock face in the winter. Clock face in the'

2/14 correct. 0/14 correct position.


Here's another attempt with the same prompt:

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[a1s]

Spoiler: calculations (click to show/hide)

wrong words:
alarm
analog
around
broken
Christmas
don't
during
hands
I 
ministry
of
outside
overlap
photos
realistic
really
the
time
silly
snowstorm
walk
walks
winter
year         
partial guesses:
2 of (An clock in a)
1 of (A clock is right twice day. Time flies when having fun)
2 of (Salvador Dalí made clocks similar to this in some his paintings back then.)
4 of (that than this there then they a an in to and too if)
2 of (beginning to look a lot like Christmas, the best time year)
3 of (clock went tic and toc then exploded in to pixels is an they)
1 of (Explode tic toc pixels melt similar twice day paintings Salvador Dalí beginning his best)
3 of (day light hits clock face and makes the numbers all blurry again)
2 of (and tide wait for no man, make most of every single moment)
2 of (clock looks sad outside surrounded by trees and snow, but suddenly blurryness appears)
2 of (If time is money than guy with most clocks has the most)
2 of (Christmas time is best of the year for snow and family.)
2 of (Clock face in winter)

Alright. let's clear the board a bit more:

a is right twice day time flies when having fun clocks Salvador Dali made

[notquitethere]

a is right twice day time flies when having fun clocks Salvador Dali made

3/14 correct. 1/14 correct position

Also you have one item in your list of wrong words that shouldn't be there. I took a look back and I don't think the mistake was mine.

[notquitethere]

Checking back, I did make at least one mistake (apologies to a1s especially, as you know the difficulty with these longer phrases).

A broken clock is right twice a day. Time flies when you're having fun.

2/14 correct. 0/14 correct place.

I've double checked them all, and I think that's the only one I missed a word from.

[a1s]

sigh. that changes everything.

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wrong words:
analog alarm outside winter during snowstorm realistic photos hands overlap broken time Christmas year
alarm
analog
broken
Christmas
during
hands
outside
overlap
photos
realistic
time
snowstorm
winter
year         
partial guesses:
2 of (An clock in a)
1 of (around don't I ministry of really the silly walk walks)
and others.

Let's get one thing straight:

The Clock The Clock The Clock The Clock The Clock The Clock The Clock