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start
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brooklyn.util.time.CountdownTimer

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public static CountdownTimer newInstanceStarted(Duration duration) {
  return new CountdownTimer(duration).start();
}

starts the timer, either initially or if #pause()d; no-op if already running

<init>
getDurationElapsed
return how long the timer has been running (longer than limit if #isExpired())
isExpired
true iff the timer has been running for the given time
newInstanceStarted
pause
pauses the timer, if running; no-op if not running

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