I said yes to free assignments, to underpaid assignments, to assignments with insane deadlines, and assignments due on major holidays.
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Week 11's final assignments look quite similar to the preliminary assignments.
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"The assignments are temporary -- some staffing the office are simply between assignments as they determine their next step."
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But textual assignments mean little if the majority party respects those assignments only when it is politically expedient to do so.
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But once again, it's important to note that the limit of 35 assignments is still better than the likelihood of zero assignments under Dynamex.
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By taking a picture or uploading a PDF, a teacher (or parent) can create assignments, and adapt those assignments to the individual needs of their students.
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Aside from committee assignments, Pelosi has a heavy hand in deciding office space, doling out special assignments, creating new leadership positions and approving international travel for congressional research.
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His decision to postpone committee assignments until after the holidays is a departure from his predecessor, Boehner, who handed out most assignments before the new Congress comes into session.
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The powerful panel, which hands out coveted committee gavels and committee assignments, voted on chairmen last week and could have voted on committee assignments this week before departing for the holidays.
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The first is that they're what the North Korean government says they are: "review assignments in physics" or "practice assignments in mathematic lessons" for North Korean students studying out of the country.
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Cats don't do their assignments the way that dogs do.
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They didn't get tough assignments and work in tough neighborhoods.
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Four other anchors are expecting to take on new assignments.
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NEW YORK — Printers are no longer just for homework assignments.
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In the timed phase, the app rapidly spits out assignments.
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I made art before that but I was fulfilling assignments.
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The company did not announce changing any portfolio manager assignments.
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In between, they're given reading and assignments and free time.
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Graham's first assignments had been in Mexico, Brazil, and Bolivia.
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A voice artist who dubs films, she seldom completes assignments.
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Yes, but I always was reluctant to give any assignments.
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"I think we missed assignments here and there," Andersen said.
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His bosses said he was no longer completing his assignments.
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Assignments is a free addition to G Suite for Education.
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All the while, Kiese is losing focus on his assignments.
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And newsrooms are stocking up on supplies for dangerous assignments.
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King was removed from his committee assignments after his remarks.
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Did you perform better on group projects or individual assignments?
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Drivers use an app to navigate maps and accept assignments.
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"Challenge yourself to take on those difficult assignments," McMillon said.
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Well worth procrastinating my grad school assignments to get through.
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I refer to these types of assignments as parent homework.
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House Republicans voted to strip King of his committee assignments.
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Foreigners tend to have temporary work assignments, so they rent.
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You receive assignments and travel through dungeons to complete them.
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The assignments are fine, the colleagues great, the benefits terrific.
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Their career paths converged when both got assignments in Atlanta.
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She concentrated on still photography, earning assignments with National Geographic.
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I needed money, but I started saying no to assignments.
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The investigator, now 260, has never shied from difficult assignments.
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The Jets' coverage was punctuated with blown assignments and holes.
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Wednesday's final decision confirmed tentative assignments made on July 7.
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That's one of the toughest assignments you'll ever be given.
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Molina eventually grew curious, and started doing small writing assignments.
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These assignments required hiking boots and tablets for altitude sickness.
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Being untrained in golf architecture, however, they struggled for assignments.
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Both have made two appearances already in their rehabilitation assignments.
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They opened Google Classroom, an app where teachers make assignments.
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Be open to new assignments and attack them with enthusiasm.
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Among his committee assignments, he's a member on Foreign Relations.
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The shutdown is also affecting diplomats training for future assignments.
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Days before the verdict, Mr. McKinley gave reporters various assignments.
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The SEALs in the platoon were scattered to new assignments.
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In the service industry, fake assignments are how it's done.
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I've worked on over 700 assignments over these 25 years.
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It didn't stop her from continually pushing for harder-hitting assignments.
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In between scenes, we'd be working with tutors on school assignments.
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They'll still be able to take notes and access web assignments.
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No one gave me any assignments I didn't want to do.
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This is important when looking for work or completing school assignments.
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This shows again, how arbitrary assignments such as 'supra-kingdom' are.
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But astronauts waiting for assignments are still quite busy, Dean said.
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Arya also consistently prioritized her personal moral code over her assignments.
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To achieve these things, I'm going to suggest three homework assignments.
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Even fan favorite artist Rebecca Guay was not always given assignments.
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If you want graded exams and assignments the cost is $99.
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We could assign point values to the assignments we're giving ourselves.
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Players meshed on the field and started sticking to their assignments.
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I took on shorter article assignments instead of long book projects.
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And, to ensure the fastest turnaround, it offered no seat assignments.
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Then I settle into one of my assignments for this week.
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The Wall Street Journal reported the new assignments earlier on Tuesday.
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There were no missed sessions, no forgotten assignments, and no excuses.
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AND I THINK MY TRACK RECORD SHOWS THAT IN OTHER ASSIGNMENTS.
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It added that more than 20 vessels were awaiting berth assignments.
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Ingraham then sent text messages with more assignments, the suit alleges.
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At Alabama, recruiting assignments go all the way to the top.
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If it's important, splurge on a ticket that provides seat assignments.
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He was stripped of his congressional committee assignments following the indictment.
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Greef Carga is the man who gets the Mandalorian bounty assignments.
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Supervisors traded better assignments for sex and punished those who refused.
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Do you ever make dumb mistakes when you're doing assignments high?
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Project Cassandra was shut down, its team scattered to unrelated assignments.
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The Mead Planner will help you remember all your homework assignments.
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Locations and personnel assignments for future broadcasts are still being determined.
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She posts assignments on Slack, an app used in many workplaces.
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It's a tall order, even for someone accustomed to tough assignments.
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Apparently those serious consequences would be … future assignments from Donald Trump?
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Once camera operators have gained experience, their assignments can get tougher.
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After handing in assignments, he would wander into the other classroom.
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There are several hypotheses for how roommate assignments affect patients' health.
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Junior officers also move on to other assignments after limited tours.
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We glimpse her life through doctor's notes, school assignments and emails.
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Do your teachers use textbooks in class or for homework assignments?
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Assignments had to be done at libraries or at her office.
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Strong organizational skills, accuracy in all assignments, and a professional approach.
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Mr. Heyman had also begun going on assignments for Life magazine.
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"I started carrying out assignments given by the sect," he said.
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He also reminded the boys to complete their summer reading assignments.
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Be creative and show resolve in completing the assignments you're given.
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These include challenges early in their careers and stretch assignments throughout.
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The negotiations got as far as discussing committee roles and assignments.
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Some of the personalized homework I was given included writing assignments.
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He has been relieved of committee assignments and is under investigation.
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But then I started losing details and struggling to complete assignments.
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Republican senators request & select committee assignments based on their preferences. Sen.
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Collins also obtained some photos by pretending they were for modeling assignments.
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This may be because more aggressive officers are drawn to such assignments.
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Seriously though, the only assignments I had in Kindergarten were coloring books.
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They initialized the qubits to a superposition of all possible cluster assignments.
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He said he expected the assignments to be in place on Sunday.
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I comment on his entries, and I give him tasks and assignments.
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After two years of initial training, astronaut candidates are eligible for assignments.
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Automation can help, but does not work for complex assignments and subjects.
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Gilberto doles out execution assignments; each person who spoke out will die.
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Until we receive further clarification, this includes task orders and work assignments.
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Google has disputed that changes in work assignments were acts of retaliation.
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Burlison will join Lazard later this year after completing assignments at KPMG.
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I catch up on emails and get to a few writing assignments.
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Books aren't just there for school assignments or pretty coffee-table decorations.
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In general, I like having songwriting assignments and I like having deadlines.
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But in 1945, he was in between assignments and back in California.
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The service, called Uber Freight, connects truck drivers with long-haul assignments.
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"I disagree with seniority-based layoffs, seniority-based school assignments," she said.
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But mostly the assignments are a revenue-earner for the Cuban government.
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"Automated seat assignments will be given at check-in," the site states.
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Get into work and immediately make my coffee and start my assignments.
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There are some assignments that he missed, and I'm upset about it.
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I took a class for non-art majors and loved the assignments.
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Subcommittee assignments will be announced at a later date, the committee noted.
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Her supervisor said he fired her because she didn't complete her assignments.
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When she turns in assignments, she said, feedback from teachers is minimal.
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You haven't been challenged to push your boundaries and accept new assignments.
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They might also want plum committee assignments and chairmanships for caucus members.
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The Amazon service lets workers take on assignments via a smartphone application.
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My project assignments were interesting and varied: Review the popular FBI tour.
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The updated Google Assignments program does more than help catch cheaters, however.
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The substantive elements of the VP role are assignments by the president.
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Finding assignments wasn't a problem, but completing them was another story entirely.
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Early letters and school assignments are reprinted and mined for future irony.
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There were no deadlines I had to meet, no assignments to research.
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Protest assignments were divvied up, like sign making and news media outreach.
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They say they finish their class assignments and then just hang out.
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Republican leaders stripped King of all of his committee assignments in response.
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Hoyer applauded McCarthy and Republican leadership for blocking King from committee assignments.
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Mr. Dondyuk visited the restricted region 10 years ago on photojournalism assignments.
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There were no inferior work assignments or loss of love or friendship.
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Generally, it was done through photo assignments — the more exotic, the better.
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They cannot complete these assignments themselves, let alone even read the email.
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"You have these big income gaps in between consulting assignments," she said.
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Both sluggers are on rehabilitation assignments at Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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Ambulances respond to an average of eight to 10 assignments an hour.
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For Ms. Clark, homework assignments are useful for evaluating a seeker's fortitude.
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I saw colleagues ignored and denied assignments that would utilize their expertise.
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He hopes to join the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, among other assignments.
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For now, we are posting assignments, but not really teaching new content.
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She accompanied him on Navy assignments in Guam, Hawaii, California and Washington.
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They played for Double-A Springfield on Monday night on rehabilitation assignments.
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Drivers can meanwhile use an app to navigate routes and accept assignments.
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And teachers without assignments were involuntarily placed in whatever positions were open.
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Among his biggest assignments was helping A.I.G. during the 247 financial crisis.
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Ryan reiterated that both men have been stripped of their committee assignments.
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Though she didn't like doing assignments, she was very good at it.
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Few professors request hard copies of term papers and other assignments anymore.
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Leader Kevin McCarthy, a Republican, stripped the congressman of his committee assignments.
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I had only a few assignments lined up for the upcoming month.
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Assignments were often handed down live on the air during his show.
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People would still try to pull strings to get more pleasant assignments.
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She also said she plans to later work to reshuffle committee assignments.
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She will get her assignments after the bracket is filled on Sunday.
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I would buy new ones and copy my assignments all over again.
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They can look up material, and there's no need to print assignments.
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That meant that I couldn't leave my assignments to the night before.
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Wertz's glossy magazine assignments and more are included in Tenements, Towers & Trash.
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You don't have to study, you don't have assignments with absurd deadlines.
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They did administrative assignments: in the rear with the gear kind of gigs.
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When Obama was president, TV news took its assignments from Republican congressional leaders.
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His portfolio has expanded to include a globe-spanning collection of foreign assignments.
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If your company is struggling, step it up and take on more assignments.
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He had two rehabilitation assignments at Class A Dunedin and two at Buffalo.
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The history of such assignments suggests that fix would not be quick, either.
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We have a staff member dedicated to monitoring class attendance, assignments and grades.
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The subjects here are chosen somewhat arbitrarily, the result, mostly, of journalistic assignments.
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When creating assignments, teachers can write notes, send PDFs, and include web links.
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But the seemingly arbitrary color assignments have actually flip-flopped over the years.
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I also had to find time to study, write papers, and complete assignments.
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Now, with the new assignments, NASA can push ahead with its scheduled spacewalks.
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I can turn down assignments that might not be a good fit. 2.
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We missed too many defensive assignments and gave up too many easy baskets.
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Brady also revealed the subcommittee assignments for each of the panel's Republican members.
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He has boosted his pay with extracurricular assignments including coaching baseball, he said.
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In class, we used Ubuntu, a flavor of Linux to complete our assignments.
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How could a simple folder full of assignments and readings be outperforming me?
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Whatever assignments they had to complete, they'd get done — or face the consequences.
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He continues to pitch in rehab assignments at extended spring training in Florida.
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Y.) and Conor Lamb (D-Penn.) were recommended for new committee assignments Tuesday.
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"I thought all senators got assignments—no senator gets an assignment," says Biden.
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Democrats are expected to approve their committee assignments by a resolution in January.
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Mr. Lysiak said that Hilde shadowed him on assignments in New York City.
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She applied for research assignments in Cuba, Mongolia and Siberia, but was rejected.
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After initially refusing, Duncan has stepped down from his committee assignments (The Hill).
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Even employees who had lost their licenses after driving drunk got different assignments.
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Passengers in basic economy generally board last and can't pick their seat assignments.
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If you're organized and on top of assignments, your manager will take note.
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Were they given more key assignments and high-profile projects from senior leaders?
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Your boss challenges you because they think you are prepared for tough assignments.
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She asked me to be her "fall guy" on a number of assignments.
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In response to those comments, GOP leadership stripped King of his committee assignments.
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The Mead Student Academic Planner will help you remember all your homework assignments.
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"I'm not sure what specific issue caused him to change assignments," he said.
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Some of my earliest assignments related to Dun & Bradstreet's efforts to expand globally.
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The new assignments include a prestigious Ways and Means Committee slot for Rep.
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Of course, back at home, they have a few assignments of their own.
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It lets teachers easily collect assignments and track a student's progress over time.
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The other two were transferred from their current assignments to less prestigious positions.
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But she could be blacklisted and sent to terrible assignments without due process.
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Give yourself extra time to commute, hand in important assignments, or complete chores.
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Steve King (R-IA) of all of his House committee assignments Monday night.
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We are taken back to the ICE, where we receive our work assignments.
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It was one of my very first assignments as a New York reporter.
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That's by design: Optional seat "assignments" are a big source of airline revenue.
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Dr. Falk gives them assignments to induce anxiety based on their individual triggers.
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Why should the Pentagon be allowed to conduct "secret assignments" without public knowledge?
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Dr. Nassar was relieved of his assignments at U.S.A. Gymnastics two days later.
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They are sent on secret assignments, about which the public will never know.
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With the breadth of subjects he photographs, his assignments occasionally come full circle.
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Among other things, he helped Goldman win lucrative assignments selling bonds for 1MDB.
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Between class assignments, demonstrators have been singing protest songs in the fraternity yard.
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She said she was given "assignments" that she was expected to fulfill unquestioningly.
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Six days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out final game assignments.
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One of the first assignments for her class was to draw Michelangelo's David.
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Several retreatgoers chopped vegetables, fulfilling the daily work assignments expected of each participant.
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They use software to select their own assignments, working at their own pace.
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She struggled with the assignments, which often consisted of making short film experiments.
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Plus, it has 128GB SSD so you can store all of your assignments.
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Her first assignments were for a supplement to the hard-line daily Kayhan.
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She took freelance assignments covering demonstrations in Kurdistan and an earthquake in Shiraz.
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"They are not finding posts for people in between assignments," the ambassador said.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the assignments are not public.
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One of MacDonough's most important assignments came in the wake of the Sept.
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Her eyes paused on one of Zay's homework assignments stuck to the refrigerator.
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American presidents have long bestowed diplomatic assignments on unqualified loyalists and campaign donors.
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Continue giving advice and feedback on assignments, but don't serve as a crutch.
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"Four committee assignments, including a Chairmanship, is a challenging workload," the letter said.
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Try to figure out a way to at least complete your current assignments.
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It was also one of the most high-profile assignments of his career.
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He sought out the toughest assignments, where gunfire and blood were almost guaranteed.
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One of his first assignments was on the team that created News Feed.
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They gave answers ranging from ignoring seat assignments to leaving a huge mess.
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Assignments can also change suddenly, ICE said, with deportation officers being asked to pick up colleagues' responsibilities, take temporary assignments at the border and sometimes take over duties for transporting undocumented immigrants to and from court or out of the country.
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His nearly 28 years of military service include infantry and armor assignments in the United States, South Korea and Germany; teaching at West Point in the Department of Social Sciences; and more than a decade of policy assignments in the Pentagon.
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His nearly 28 years of military service include infantry and armor assignments in the United States, South Korea, and Germany; teaching at West Point in the Department of Social Sciences; and more than a decade of policy assignments in the Pentagon.
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I'd been on one of the world's dullest assignments with life or death consequences.
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There were so many late nights studying, trying to get assignments in on time.
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If you show people highly personal work with your content, you get better assignments.
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Cons: Long hours and stressful assignments might be responsible for a few gray hairs.
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Give reviewers like me fewer assignments, and make more of those assigned writers female.
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Blame it on vacation brain, but assignments are getting a little out of hand.
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They gave me an office and a secretary and some annual reports and assignments.
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Next week will be worse — I have an exam and two homework assignments due.
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His assignments took him to Africa and South America over a 123-year period.
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More information about housing, specifically room assignments and transportation, is available on Disney's website.
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More than 20 vessels awaited berth assignments at the port, the Coast Guard said.
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He's done editorial assignments for Wired Magazine, the New Yorker, Wallpaper, and many more.
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He had two rehabilitation assignments at Class-A Dunedin and two more at Buffalo.
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These temporary execs typically earn a good rate and handle meaty assignments, she said.
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Mr Kaine has top-tier committee assignments, sitting on Armed Services and Foreign Relations.
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Later on, Gina is working at Wal-Mart while her husband's assignments are spotty.
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Some typical assignments: binomial random variables, least-square regression lines, pooled sample standard errors.
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She would show up to the offices and get her assignments for the day.
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Then, after a few assignments, half the participants got to go to sleep overnight.
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But they had detailed assignments and "beats," or areas to cover -- just like journalists.
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But such testing would allow capable people to intentionally avoid difficult, high mortality assignments.
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Have you been saying yes to assignments you don't have time or energy for?
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In the journal assignments the students did that week, however, Howe saw a breakthrough.
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It was in our stance, missed assignments and not getting in the right scheme.
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For now, focus on food and production, which helps you complete building assignments faster.
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As it happened, lane assignments did not appear to determine who won the races.
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It can answer people's questions and complete assignments, such as recommending and buying gifts.
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The committee assignments are expected to be approved by the full Senate next week.
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They could deny the dissenters top committee assignments or place them on backwater committees.
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She was too busy finishing her homework assignments and studying for her final exams.
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In recent months, the Police Department has placed several senior officials on modified assignments.
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House Freedom Caucus members have long complained that they don't get plum committee assignments.
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Her professor leaves the sweetest responses to the doodles the back of the assignments.
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The Philharmonic musicians, under the incisive direction of Christopher Rountree, gamely tackled unusual assignments.
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And last, the institutions give students the opportunity to participate in culturally relevant assignments.
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She holds powerful leverage as a fundraising juggernaut and key decider in committee assignments.
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We bitch about our group projects and discuss assignments as we get work done.
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Remember the days of poring over your homework assignments on simple and compound interest?
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You're going to need a good laptop to get all of your assignments done.
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United declined to say how many flight attendants have asked to switch their assignments.
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We would meet up once or twice a week to go through her assignments.
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They give those guys their assignments before they leave, or they put them online.
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These are presumably secret assignments, for which the Pentagon has provided no further explanations.
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I had had ideas for our upcoming assignments, and was excited to do them.
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It also feels like some of the assignments weren't thought through all the way.
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Hunter will be removed from his committee assignments pending the resolution of this matter.
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The rising workload comes on top of existing assignments, such as protecting former presidents.
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The 7-foot-3 center has now completed two D-League assignments this season.
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Ultimately, the call to change assignments was made for the safety of the astronauts.
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Kinstler said her husband had rarely taken such assignments once his career gained traction.
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Plum committee assignments are doled out through a combination of seniority and leadership's blessing.
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In New York, classes consist of a combination of live classes and emailed assignments.
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Mason also accompanied her husband on assignments to Greece, Ghana, the Netherlands and Ethiopia.
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This includes assignments that have reached their maximum length-of-service, where legally allowed.
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I'm able to take a drone along with me to assignments in remote locations.
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Between writing assignments, appointments with students and other administrative duties, my days are busy.
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Other times, police officials said, assignments eat up time and resources with limited results.
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Another group excitedly discussed the arbitrariness of the job assignments and the dictator's instructions.
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Before Wednesday, I thought of my son's teachers in relation to assignments he had.
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For Manning, his streak of starting assignments will start over at game No. 1.
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Others are still in the SEAL teams, in some cases working on classified assignments.
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Planner: The Mead Student Academic Planner will help you remember all your homework assignments.
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Some teaching styles, assignments or even entire subjects might be shown the door, Noe says.
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The ambitious Washington-based Opera Lafayette has, over two decades, taken on many challenging assignments.
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An "Assignments" section will soon begin alerting photographers who opt in about photo jobs nearby.
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Before every Congress officially begins, lawmakers have a chance to ask for specific committee assignments.
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I was given important assignments and had the opportunity to write on topics I enjoyed.
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Using her own money, she gave away trinkets to those who did well on assignments.
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By day, I was a mild-mannered employee, dutifully getting my assignments done as normal.
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Rachel and Leah Center: The facility in which handmaids are trained and housed between assignments.
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Most employees thrive off of it, provided the assignments they're tasked with don't bore them.
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They all told Vox that they aren't interested in switching up their current committee assignments.
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We have Coca-Cola, we are Coca-Cola's biggest global agency, in terms of assignments.
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Set in 2380, a group of academy graduates gets their first assignments as interplanetary peacekeepers.
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He admits that he was credited with 18 of 22 assignments without doing any work.
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Through a secure messaging system, it also lets teachers communicate with parents about homework assignments.
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In 1999, at West Point, a number of men were forced into permanent infantry assignments.
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The Davao boys had all served under him on previous police assignments, Patay told Reuters.
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Kids don't feel like their assignments just end up in the trash once hastily graded.
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VICE: You're also an editorial photographer yourself, how do you find inspiration for your assignments?
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NEVER- Wait, why is the Editor-in-Chief giving out daily assignments to cub reporters?
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She missed 46 days of school and is working hard to complete all her assignments.
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Outside of the FCC intrigue, Republicans are busy rounding out their committee assignments and chairs.
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How agencies respond to their assignments will determine what his administration is able to do.
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This can lead to the type of high-profile assignments that angry people don't get.
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So instead of only focusing on your assignments, take time to connect with your boss.
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We had a few things developed, and were chasing opening writing assignments at different places.
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Le Peuch has been groomed for the top job through a series of key assignments.
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And speaking of stretch assignments, too often women won't get even asked to consider them.
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There, students get reading assignments and quizzes that adapt to their reading levels over time.
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"Room assignments are reviewed and changed at the beginning of every Congress," the aide said.
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The shortest position assignments are 120 days, and the longest are two to four years.
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Some of the people swept up in the case were simply carrying out their assignments.
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Although most of the admiral's assignments have been in Asia, he has made some detours.
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Students watch videos independently but come together in groups on WhatsApp to work on assignments.
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At one point, I had to read a book for one of my writing assignments.
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Later, as Brother Quirk gave out laborandum assignments, he explained that Father Larsen was ill.
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My expertise has landed me a lucrative side gig helping college students with writing assignments.
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And yet, the firm has recently handled assignments for a who's who of corporate wrongdoers.
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One of David's first assignments was to improve the company's growing backlog of client calls.
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United also declined to say how many flight attendants have asked to switch their assignments.
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They cover three categories: death during dangerous assignments, by crossfire in combat, and from murder.
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But it will be important that the political appointees have input on assignments and promotions.
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While Dan and Tracy accept long-term assignments, they also recommend housesitting for shorter trips.
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Often designers relish the particularity — and peculiarity — of bespoke assignments, even those that trigger anxiety.
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I was agonizing because it was one of my first assignments and I was failing.
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Another dancer, Emily Coates, tackles some of the technically hardest assignments with brilliantly commanding precision.
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That means transportation jets and other aircraft will have to be repurposed from other assignments.
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Between other assignments Ms. Morales continued to photograph the people who lived amid the violence.
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By the time he was through, the pages of his yardage book resembled geometry assignments.
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Lastly, you say this is one of the most difficult research assignments you've ever approached.
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Committee assignments are still being handed out; some people have to move into new offices.
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Among his current assignments, he said, is counting deer for the New Jersey Farm Bureau.
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If you're on our photo team, you're going to take photos and go on assignments.
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Rebaud said in the interview that Meero's revenues stem from commissions taken from photographers' assignments.
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Morris worked as a journalist specializing in splashy, intrepid assignments for the Times of London.
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They have some homework assignments to do but no regular online classes to engage them.
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They have some homework assignments to do but no regular online classes to engage them.
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Meanwhile, the roles of some progressive stalwarts were diminished when committee assignments were handed out.
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Parry was 24 at the time, and this was one of his first major assignments.
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Assignments are being handed out via email, government education platforms, WhatsApp and even by post.
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Dues are based on ability to pay, factoring in a member's committee assignments and seniority.
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Inside they stored their bags in lockers and then waited for their freeze-box assignments.
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Just be careful that you're not questioning everything and pushing back on all your assignments.
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Students develop deep understandings through multiple, low-stakes assignments that encourage application and promote mastery.
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Those assignments led to a job at a larger paper, Iran, which was less strident.
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Republicans have sought to address that issue by shuffling committee assignments to potentially move Rep.
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When I'm done with my salad, I start working on one of my homework assignments.
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Undertake special assignments/projects on a wide variety of issues as requested by the SVP.
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Some of the websites operate like eBay, with buyers and sellers bidding on specific assignments.
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We develop detailed security plans for high-risk assignments, and our journalists themselves prepare obsessively.
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Now, the Turtles will wait for their first crew assignments, which could take some time.
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Some of the websites operate like eBay, with buyers and sellers bidding on specific assignments.
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He gives Pompeo guidance on foreign policy and conducts special assignments as directed by Pompeo.
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Middle seats may be the only remaining options by the time they get seat assignments.
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The moves were made despite repeated warnings that the assignments placed unprepared employees at risk.
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Delta Air Lines Inc has also let flight attendants and pilots switch assignments since Jan.
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"Four committee assignments, including a chairmanship, is a challenging workload," Gowdy wrote in his letter.
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My prior overseas assignments include New Delhi, India; Kabul, Afghanistan; Bogotá, Colombia; and Pristina, Kosovo.
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His assignments vary, depending on what breaks, or how rough passengers are with the aircraft.
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His bureau career assignments included serving as special assistant to former FBI director James Comey.
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Those include the ability to set the agenda, make committees assignments, and prioritize policy debates.
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They do not include "temporary" assignments or the personnel supporting air strikes from outside Afghanistan.
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An Oakland councilwoman, Rebecca Kaplan, said fire inspection assignments were not doled out by street.
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Informational-writing assignments were research papers on topics ancillary to the novel I was teaching.
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While traveling around Canada on assignments, I often go to libraries to write and report.
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Cue a dance of wit, sexual tension and clandestine assignments foiled by pesky human emotions.
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"Jon fights so hard and is smart about his defensive assignments on defense," Brosky said.
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Berlant acknowledged Cal Fire crews sometimes received such long assignments, but said it was rare.
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Lee's class after school and completing entire homework assignments on the chalkboard, solely so Mrs.
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This strong foundation meant my students were able to approach assignments with remarkable creativity and enthusiasm.
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Now that Trump is president, TV news takes its assignments from the Republican-dominated White House.
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Schoolwork is a cloud based app that lets you assign handouts, apps and assignments to students.
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Despite the good reputation of these officials however, not everyone is happy with these referee assignments.
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Some are between assignments because of the administration's failure to fill hundreds of State Department positions.
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Our flight may not have gone as planned, with delays, plane changes, and confused seat assignments.
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They also removed human drivers from potentially dangerous assignments, which improved overall mining safety as well.
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" Some of our favorite assignments include "laugh until your tummy hurts" and "have more ice cream.
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We were not given any specific assignments to intervene in the crisis in the immediate period.
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Be a normal person, chat about your ideas for upcoming assignments, and slowly build a rapport.
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One of those exemptions lets journalists freelance up to 35 assignments per news outlet each year.
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The documents obtained by the AP show she was paid for 10 modeling assignments between Sept.
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I began dropping the ball on little things: Assignments would be late, emails wouldn't be answered.
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That's why covering the flooding in Louisiana was one of my hardest assignments yet for CNN.
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She quickly leverages that accomplishment, landing reported assignments for feminist blogs across this great wide internet.
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She now travels once a week for her assignments, and runs the blog The New Southern.
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It includes paratrooper apparel, special assignments to test your skill, and weekly items coming with Airlift.
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I had just returned from assignments on Barbuda and Puerto Rico, which were wrecked by hurricanes.
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They were used to keeping their guards up on assignments in more volatile, less egalitarian societies.
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But in art school, Shaltmira found herself trading drawings made in blood for tedious mandatory assignments.
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Directors receive $275,000 a year, and additional amounts depending on their committee assignments, the company said.
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During his assignments, he watched doctors amputate crushed limbs and struggle to save critically wounded Haitians.
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Mukherjee often takes time out from official assignments to take Instagram photographs with his phone camera.
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But Kushner's only qualification for these assignments is that he's married to Trump's beloved daughter Ivanka.
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He leveraged these contacts into regular weekly and monthly assignments from a few different design blogs.
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Airlines have made bank on extra fees, charging for everything from checked baggage to seat assignments.
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They set up a little room for me and I was given assignments by these people.
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One clause ordered all specialized personnel, on national or international assignments, to return to original workplaces.
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She also conducted a lab experiment in which people could select from a set of assignments.
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Each of these homework assignments lines up with what financial experts and self-made millionaires advise.
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Airi registered with Family Romance shortly afterward, and now gets a couple of assignments every month.
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We spent large periods of time on special details and assignments together, at home and abroad.
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It was one of my first assignments when I came to New York as a reporter.
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She may be passed over for lucrative assignments and promotions, while he advances up the ladder.
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Afterward, she said, her attendance record was no longer a problem, and she received better assignments.
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She met with her managing director to discuss quarterly goals and assignments she'd like to lead.
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But he would not consider assignments from any company that was causing harm to the Earth.
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And King was already facing trouble in his district before GOP leaders revoked his committee assignments.
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Instead of getting five assignments from clients each day, our workload dwindled to five a month.
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But there was an email chain with people arguing over room assignments months before the wedding.
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Below are two different possible assignments: comparing walls from history and comparing the candidates' immigration plans.
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Both players will return to Double-A Akron on Wednesday to resume their injury rehab assignments.
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During college, students spend about four years stressing over assignments, deadlines and adapting to new environments.
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The rest of the first half, however, was a mix of missed opportunities and blown assignments.
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He held posts in Madrid, Brussels and elsewhere, and had several high-profile assignments involving Africa.
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It was Mr. Hall who suggested that he try arranging and gave him some trial assignments.
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Here are eight behind-the-scenes assignments you might get if you're working for the NPS.
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Throughout the night they will send in photos of their completed assignments for me to evaluate.
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It housed my to-do lists, class assignments, due dates, phone numbers, scribbles — you name it.
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Once those students deemed promising enough completed their assignments, they would return their photographs to instructors.
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Some of the kids' school assignments also left me scratching my head (figuratively speaking, of course).
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Twelve days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out tentative game assignments to its affiliates.
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"It was one of my first assignments for Harper's Bazaar," Mr. Newman told The Boston Globe.
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Teachers can now add tests to their workflows that automatically test assignments and grade them accordingly.
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If he will also tolerate someone who refuses assignments, say you won't be part of it.
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At times, Faye gently or forcefully challenges these retroactive assignments of meaning, but to no avail.
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Students will be given credit for missed assignments and the chance to make them up there.
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Test your skills with homework assignments, quizzes, tests, and create a project portfolio for future employers.
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She did say that teachers do have the option to choose supplemental materials for additional assignments.
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From 22013 and 22013, Witt's work involved counterintelligence assignments that took her to the Middle East.
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Ocasio-Cortez turned down the offer, citing the time she needed to manage her other assignments.
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Prior to this summer, the only writing I did was for school assignments or Google searches.
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If 92 percent of students complete their online assignments, it counts as a full school day.
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Seat assignments on flights are often taken for granted but can make or break a flight.
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The couple met on OkCupid in October 2013, while both were on work assignments in Madrid.
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The Pentagon compensates military personnel with special pays for time away from home and dangerous assignments.
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By Week 9, in a second engagement with the Cowboys, Ballentine was given regular defensive assignments.
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He was removed from his committee assignments and the House voted to condemn his racist statements.
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Schumer also said that if Franken stayed he could be censured and stripped of committee assignments.
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They upload assignments into Dropbox, and they can text me or call me with Google Voice.
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He previously held assignments with the Department of State and Office of the Secretary of Defense.
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And ActiveInbox works on mobile, so you'll keep on top of your assignments on-the-go.
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Republican leaders asked both Collins and Hunter to give up their committee assignments following their indictments.
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He sat in the MVP office waiting in vain while Hispanic applicants got assignments, he said.
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Update: Steve King was removed from his committee assignments over the comments made in this article.
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In 1990, Cuba was my last foreign trip before turning my attention away from foreign assignments.
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When I wasn't drinking, I stayed up all night, panic-writing assignments, high on caffeine pills.
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" When it came to the class assignments, Patterson was fine, "but he couldn't talk about anything personal.
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The courses consist of video tutorials, homework assignments, and varying amounts of personalized feedback from the instructors.
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Inspector Ameri is known as a dedicated police officer who excelled in all of his command assignments.
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Some assignments and take-home exams are due by midnight and must be submitted over the web.
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If you can find grades, assignments, or readings on it, never ever delete it off your phone.
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They won't want to give you additional assignments because they don't believe you are driven or enthusiastic.
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The second year is going brilliantly and I'm getting great assignments and I am making my bones.
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It charges passengers for everything else, such as seat assignments, carry-on baggage and food and beverages.
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Still, the temporary nature of the assignments can be made even more temporary by Express's shifting plans.
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However, NASA says it has not finalized the assignments for that spacewalk, so things could still change.
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Executives are thinking through their reporter assignments, making sure the right people are in the right places.
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Hunter, who has been stripped of his committee assignments, hasn't been able to do that, he said.
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With all of these assignments, my students are practicing different storytelling techniques and forms of collecting data.
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He expects to get his high school diploma from JCHS for completing his tutoring and homeschool assignments.
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It's an easy way to forge a good relationship, he said, snagging better assignments and more support.
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Hammel's mini-memoir, Red Carpet Regret, is a quick read sharing some of her most exciting assignments.
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Steve King from his committee assignments, including the powerful House Judiciary Committee, following his latest racist remarks.
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Engineers at both companies have been placed on multi-month assignments to build the Apple Pay options.
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So would many freelance journalists who do four or more assignments each month for one news outlet.
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Even so, students tell me they find the assignments as demanding as rational exponents and linear inequalities.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) staying in Congress after being stripped of his committee assignments over racist comments.
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The fact that the NASA administrator continues to shake up personnel assignments isn't a good sign either.
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FLIGHT ATTENDANTS in America have been found to be selling desirable route assignments to their colleagues—again.
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She has two to three assignments per year, but the work still doesn't feel routine to her.
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B and Ms. C have repeatedly received more difficult and less favorable duty assignments since the protest.
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The chairmanship of the House Intelligence Committee is one of the most plum assignments on Capitol Hill.
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It's maybe not the most inspired of assignments, but it does help flesh out her character's backstory.
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You quickly learn that parents frequently disagree wildly on teaching styles, curriculum choices, and even specific assignments.
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Each episode gives the listener writing assignments designed to be shared through its membership forum on Patreon.
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You can also be penalized for bad language, missing assignments or not dressing professionally, among other things.
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Some of those tests and other GAC assignments were available for sale online in China, Reuters found.
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An EY firm was also barred last month from conducting certain statutory audit assignments until April 2020.
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And these assignments will give me a strong platform to keep fighting for the state I love.
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Thanks to all the VCs who took part, I certainly felt like the class teacher collecting assignments.
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Your senior year of undergrad has the potential to be filled with as many parties as assignments.
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Pallone noted that decisions on committee assignments would be made by the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee.
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House GOP leaders have not yet made final decisions on committee assignments for rank-and-file members.
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To its credit, ICE also performs critical assignments that include investigating foreign nationals who violate the laws.
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For my illustration works, which are assignments I'm paid for, I own the copyrights and expect attribution.
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A close link will bring a vice president into the room and send him on attractive assignments.
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Companies upload their assignments and the Comet team matches freelancers with the right job within 48 hours.
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Steve King, R-Iowa, and called on King's fellow Republicans to remove him from his committee assignments.
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Instead, the way I learned to approach these assignments has helped create effective task management skills today.
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If you find assignments confusing, excessively time-consuming, or impossible to complete, ask your professor for help.
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She then met with her managing director to discuss quarterly goals and assignments she'd like to lead.
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The exhibition of 41 prints makes no distinction between Outerbridge's commercial assignments and his fine-art works.
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Seesaw's educational app lets students save and share their assignments with their teachers, parents, and fellow classmates.
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Inbox: Black Caucus Calls For Steve King To Be Removed From Committee Assignments Following Racist Statements pic.twitter.
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The House Steering Committee, which determines committee assignments, is largely comprised of GOP leaders and their allies.
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Assignments are arbitrary and quite literally random, chosen from a pool of different things you can do.
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Ruby frequently neglected assignments, skipped meetings and didn't show up for her team or for the company.
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Google's G Suite fueled Chromebook sales because it was seen as easy to use to manage assignments.
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Apple also released a new app called Schoolwork to help teachers create assignments and track student progress.
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For students it's positioning it as a hub for accessing and organizing learning resources and homework assignments.
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Scheduling conflicts arise, assignments come up, and it becomes hard to justify any time away from work.
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These books come loaded with vetted, preselected supplementary material and homework assignments that can be graded online.
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On one of these assignments, in the summer of 2007, Kostya path and mine crossed in Kyiv.
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The consortium said that the Globe would retain complete editorial control over her assignments and her work.
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It continues to manage criticism about women not getting high-profile court assignments the way men do.
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The dining hall presents a challenge, as does going to class and staying on top of assignments.
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He added that, in any event, the teachers were already in schools, just for shorter, temporary assignments.
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By 1985, Mr. Vadukul was pursuing freelance advertising and editorial assignments in London, and later in Paris.
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Does the friend get some sort of preferential treatment, maybe surprisingly plum assignments or an unwarranted bonus?
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Working on staff at The Times from 1992 to 2016, Ms. Almeida relished the randomness of assignments.
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This course offers a starting point: assignments for the white artist to understand their own racial position.
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Although completion of all the above assignments is encouraged, congratulating yourself will lead to an automatic fail.
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But at other times, they struggled to complete assignments and were openly skeptical of their own system.
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There, unpunished, he had multiple leadership roles, including on a committee advising the pope on bishops' assignments.
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I began the project a year ago, and worked on it off and on between other assignments.
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Mr. Johnson said he wanted to speak to every member of the council before making leadership assignments.
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The workers said they had received difficult work assignments and improper warnings that could lead to firing.
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They completed the lessons and assignments on their own and returned them to the school for feedback.
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Further Reading Teachers often turn to the same tried and true books for high school reading assignments.
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Tired of editors giving assignments overwhelmingly to men, Ms. Zalcman created Women Photograph to address the imbalance.
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Mr. Long did not answer questions about whether the agency weighed a prisoner's fame in making assignments.
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When you audit each individual course, you'll get access to readings and videos, but not graded assignments.
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Most elementary-school kids can work on assignments for around 25 minutes before they need a break.
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For the most part, the days of free checked baggage and free seat assignments are long gone.
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Do you feel that you now have everything you need to complete your assignments and learn online?
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Losing out on committee assignments has left King without the influence within Congress that many donors desire.
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For me, it's my time to catch up, finish my writing assignments, blog posts and other projects.
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She suggests asking what would be helpful, making a list of specific tasks and parceling out assignments.
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Reserve teachers do monthlong rotations in schools, frequently serving as substitutes, and some get longer temporary assignments.
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Thousands of personnel worldwide usually change assignments mid-year, often as soon as the school year ends.
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I said this even though we'd gotten through only about half of the high school algebra assignments.
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The two aren't in balance, which means I'll have to take on more writing assignments next week.
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A retired Marine Corps officer, Cowan spent three-and-a-half years on combat assignments in Vietnam.
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If the businesses are closed, students sit in their cars outside of restaurants to upload their assignments.
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She increased her income by 30% through accepting writing assignments from an editor at a major brand.
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George Balanchine's choreography advertises dancers, glorifies dancers, gives dancers both their toughest assignments and their ultimate release.
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He has since made a living through a jigsaw puzzle of writing assignments, consulting and book authorship.
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You'll also work closely with senior members of the production team on various assignments for the show.
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Use this favorable transit to get yourself on track with assignments, and seek out help when needed.
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"He is not a linear thinker," an intelligence analyst who served on multiple assignments with Flynn said.
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Following the indictment last year, Hunter was removed from his committee assignments in accordance with House rules.
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She used her design skills to manipulate paperwork and reassign prisoners to different job assignments and barracks.
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In a previously reported interview on July 26, Sondland said Trump gave him special assignments, including Ukraine.
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However, the board may also be split into different "panels" to focus on more specific content assignments.
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It's business as usual until their paths collide and their one-day assignments turn into supernatural surprises.
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In response to his comments to the Times, Congress voted to strip King of his committee assignments.
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La Ness, who is majoring in animation and minoring in storyboarding, got advice on his storyboarding assignments.
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The companies have also flooded the markets with new workers, making "gig" assignments harder to come by.
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The Policewomen's Endowment Association helped fight for equal locker rooms, equal assignments and equal opportunities for promotions.
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He took assignments aimed at curbing human smuggling and in its war crimes unit, her memorandum said.
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If I was low on assignments, I'd sit and write up pitches to send to my editors.
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The problem is that many workers continuously toggle between their emails, the internet and their larger assignments.
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Now, she's getting her revenge, wielding one of the most powerful tools in her disposal: committee assignments.
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His ensuing two years at The Washington Post were unsatisfying, in part because segregation limited his assignments.
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One of his assignments was "Capital Capitals," another Gertrude Stein setting, for four male singers and piano.
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Some of Greenblatt's assignments will be transferred to U.S. special envoy for Iran Brian Hook and Friedman.
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But over time, as more women were hired and gained acceptance, they began to push successfully for publication of images that were different, for the truths they saw in people and events, for assignments that had once been denied them and for assignments that had not been envisioned before.
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Meanwhile, her son Andre, now 7, struggled to complete his online homework assignments without access to the web.
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Hunter agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments, though he later went on to win reelection.
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"Masters" in the group allegedly tested women's loyalty through assignments that could include having sex with Keith Raniere.
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Lapan said military reprisal "can take many forms," such as the kinds of assignments and promotions he receives.
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Another was Michael Hartlep, a Berlin-based videojournalist who has done freelance assignments for Deutsche Welle and Reuters.
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They had basic daily work assignments, were required to walk 22 miles a week, and keep a diary.
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They throw up a smokescreen of busy-ness as an excuse for missing their deadlines and deflecting assignments.
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Fresh out of photography school, he worked a commercial job, shooting all of his assignments in vivid color.
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Another was Michael Hartlep, a Berlin-based videojournalist who has done freelance assignments for Deutsche Welle and Reuters.
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The young boy called a dispatcher in Lafayette, Indiana, to say his assignments had him feeling really overwhelmed.
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People get assignments, things go awry, juries hand out judgements, and our lawyers celebrate or lick their wounds.
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" Turner also said that N.M. was not an official Bayyinah employee but "volunteered to help with some assignments.
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On the defensive end, we had a few missed assignments and that led to easy baskets for them.
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Citing the union that represents pilots, Reuters reports that over 15,000 planes currently lack pilot assignments in December.
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Before this activity log, users had to rely on notifications to catch up on new comments and assignments.
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"We&aposre going to throw him different assignments that we&aposre working on as a staff," Stevens said.
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In particular, their math scores outranked those of students who did not go online to finish their assignments.
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But Seesaw's app turns their assignments into social media they share with teachers, peers and mom and dad.
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Then I revise a presentation for my advanced students, make copies, and enter the first few graded assignments.
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When he's subbing for older kids, they generally have assignments to catch up on and he can watch.
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I completed my assignments during business hours and didn't stress about work unless I was actually at work.
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If you don't mind your popcorn movies giving you extra-credit assignments, Warcraft might be fun for you.
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The few assignments Freedman did take, or that she self-commissioned, are the exception in her vast portfolio.
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"Even having therapy dogs around while students are working on their out-of-class assignments could be helpful."
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Formulating my next book, which will be from my images shot while traveling on assignments around the world.
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The second key action is to reward those who serve successfully as a POLAD with substantive onward assignments.
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It follows a report alleging bishops moved known abusers to new assignments where they could harm children again.
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Guerin visited Times Square again on Friday, something he often does when he has no immediate photo assignments.
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For the past four years, she has been working on freelance assignments for Wired, National Geographic, and VICE.
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Students log into their "Playlist" to complete a customized set of assignments, submit work and communicate with teachers.
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But if you're missing deadlines, half-assing your assignments, or goofing off all day, it isn't her fault.
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And be careful with the assignments, because sometimes I would say you do not need to follow them.
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So far the platform handles 80% of all assignments automatically, limiting the overhead costs which traditional agencies have.
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But she soon moved out from her father's apartment, took a job at McDonald's and stopped doing assignments.
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In addition, she took on architectural and portrait assignments for individuals as well as popular magazines and books.
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When you get stripped of your committee assignments, it's very difficult to be an effective member of Congress.
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Last week, the Ways and Means Committee announced our new Members and Subcommittee assignments for the 115th Congress.
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Some reservists say they are not in a position to accept months-long assignments far from their homes.
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Only after she asked explicitly to bring Laura to meetings and on assignments did her work anxiety ease.
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In order to avoid a technological catastrophe, every college student should regularly backup their essays, assignments and projects.
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Over future assignments, I came to know better the caliber of men beside whom I might have fought.
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The move is the latest by LionTree as it seeks to capitalize on a number of prominent assignments.
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The first reason players get cut, Jets coaches tell players, is if they do not know their assignments.
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Former employers made me log every minute of my workday, which took time and energy away from assignments.
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He has executed numerous advisory and capital markets assignments for franchise clients including LyondellBasell, Dow, Westlake and Celanese.
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The campaign is also rolling out a Camp Kamala+, which has more training sessions and weekly homework assignments.
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Yet the same men who she claims are not scheduling those separate meetings continually get the choice assignments.
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House GOP leaders earlier this week voted to strip King of all committee assignments for the new Congress.
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Examples would include seat assignments that turn out to be unavailable, or early boarding that is not provided.
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From my end, it's things like giving him assignments and then praising him when he's completed those tasks.
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She believes the fact that she complained about the harassment was a factor in no longer getting assignments.
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In the season's biggest trend, we saw an increasing number of teams switch defensive assignments across the board.
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"I felt that defensively there were some missed cues on a few assignments," Philadelphia coach Brett Brown said.
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"'I'd encourage them to raise their hands more for stretch assignments and to ask for more," she said.
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One of Pence's assignments was to counter Trump's childish excitability with adult calm, which he did almost flawlessly.
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The women, who were from different orders in Sicily, became pregnant while on separate charity assignments in Africa.
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Once the United States entered the war he performed special assignments for the Americans, according to the society.
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His other assignments included covering the Florida recount during the 2000 presidential election, the aftermath of the Sept.
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Later she had educational and management assignments overseas and in Philadelphia, San Diego and Washington, among other places.
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Their 24th-ranked defense (out of 30) is an even bigger mess—terrible communication, blown assignments, poor effort.
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Five of them vote on setting policy at each meeting with voting assignments rotated on an annual basis.
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Most of the center's leaders are working in temporary assignments, a product of Mr. Tillerson's halt in promotions.
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There are no homework assignments or tests, and students who attend every class both semesters are considered graduates.
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Among LionTree's most prized clients is Liberty and Mr. Malone, who have retained the firm on numerous assignments.
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Beyond just assignments, I teach that art is their voice, and it is worth sharing with the world.
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But when she started going out on assignments, everything changed: "I was always a shy kid," she said.
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Farmers own their valuable milk quota assignments and trade them like taxi medallions in the age before Uber.
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For additional fees, you can gain access to course certificates, assignments, tests, and even receive a final grade.
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Writing by hand creates stronger memories and understanding, so try to include written assignments along with online options.
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He did not consider himself a public speaker at first, but he found himself given speaking assignments anyway.
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But you still want to get some reliable electronics so you can do assignments and research with ease.
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The family also had assignments in Washington, and they had maintained a residence in this area since 1947.
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"Once there is a decision, loaned employees will start returning to their regular assignments in a phased approach."
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And how some of the women returned from cleaning assignments with their mops and buckets dry, apparently unused.
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Whether it's in-class assignments, homework, or testing practice, school basically requires access to an internet-connected device.
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I help my dad manage the work that has to be done, including giving employees their work assignments.
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She has held numerous senior leadership positions and served as being chief of station in multiple overseas assignments.
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Duncan Hunter has agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments, a Republican leadership aide tells CNN.
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Many of those assignments were in urban areas whose communities were often made up of persons of color.
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She often accompanied him on assignments, hiding his cameras in her purse while they stalked and photographed mobsters.
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Dorfman says he looks for books that are "a little bit weird" when he takes on cover assignments.
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In considering his accomplishments, Mr. Stern told Sports Illustrated in 2018 that he most valued the tough assignments.
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Trump's plan for the CIA included staff cuts at its Virginia headquarters and assignments to more field posts.
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This keeps the tone much more respectful than it would be if you were to simply send assignments.
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After finishing a film, I purchased in-flight internet so I could work on my freelance writing assignments.
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Bounty Puck A portable hologram that displays the Mandalorian's (or any bounty hunter, for that matter) job assignments.
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Other moderators' experiences varied widely based on their locations, their assignments, and the relative empathy of their managers.
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They also asked the executives who was on their roster of people they contacted for open director's assignments.
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National Public Radio also closed a couple of years ago, though it has sent employees on short assignments.
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House GOP leaders moved Monday night to prevent King from receiving any committee assignments for the new Congress.
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Republican congressional leadership considered the charges serious enough to move to strip both men of their committee assignments.
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Yovanovitch could find herself given low-ranking assignments in the future, with no official reason as to why.
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He also served for nearly 10 years at the Department of State, in both domestic and overseas assignments.
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The counselor texted uplifting messages between sessions, and "homework assignments" to engage in stress-relieving activities were useful.
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The pay is often low, assignments can fall through quickly, and you're at the whim of multiple bosses.
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It sheds light on how totalizing and dismissive larger narratives and assignments of value around art can be.
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Spirit charges a fee virtually every time you turn around, from seat assignments to carry-on bag fees.
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The assignments of each qualifying candidate to a particular night will be made by random drawing on Friday.
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For the most part, sending emails in college is limited to submitting assignments or coordinating projects between classmates.
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"Instead, you have to generate new ideas, volunteer for hard assignments, beat every quota," added Welch, a CNBC contributor.
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Previously, the only thing I was responsible for was some freelance writing assignments or some events and my dog.
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Yes, those giant assignments are enough to inspire plenty of stress and panic—but, that doesn't mean they're impossible.
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The Warriors routinely were forced to cross-match in transition and got stuck outside of their preferred defensive assignments.
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Working in the Graphics Department, I experience dynamic and creative assignments that provide opportunities to flex my design skills.
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House leaders stripped Hunter of his committee assignments last year, as he and his wife await a September trial.
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In some cases, we are redeploying people to new assignments where they can immediately put their talents to work.
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It's not just a difference in salary, but in job titles, opportunities for promotion, and work assignments, she said.
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After finishing her assignments for school, Chai would use any leftover paint to draw her mother's face from memory.
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Vacation travel is not permitted, but participants can leave for funerals, job assignments, school-related travel and other reasons.
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I hunker down at my desk and work away at a couple assignments, then Google the closest shoe store.
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I get reimbursed $12.98/mile and usually get a $29-$29 mileage check each month, depending on my assignments.
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Among other assignments, Collins is a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, the panel leading the congressional Russia investigations.
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If so, what assignments or activities have allowed you to connect your life with school in a meaningful way?
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Projects would range from basic Photoshop requests to more creative assignments such as maps, charts and infographics — like these.
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Instead, students will be required to complete assignments on their Chromebooks on days the physical school will be closed.
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During sickouts he gave his kids, aged 7, 12 and 14, assignments and would call and check on them.
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It automatically sends grades from Teams assignments directly into a teacher's student information system, saving all important teacher time.
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Those familiar with the fallout cited inattention to detail, clashes over money, and assignments being dumped on junior staffers.
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In the Brooklyn College Art Department, where he taught for years, the late artist's assignments and approaches are legendary.
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Researchers have made similar smart-market proposals to determine airport landing assignments and regulate path-finding for autonomous cars.
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NOTES: Nationals OF Jayson Werth and SS Trea Turner will both start rehab assignments Monday with Triple-A Syracuse.
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From there, Wall's speed forces defenses into mismatches and blown assignments in the first seconds of the shot clock.
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GROOMED FOR TOP JOB Le Peuch has been groomed for the top job through a series of key assignments.
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One of the first items of business for a new Senate is a plan for committee assignments and budgeting.
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As you may recall from your elementary school years, homework assignments dished out to kids aren't always well thought.
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Some of his assignments included reforming the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense Supply and Logistics System, his biography explains.
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For Kushner, 36, it's one of his most high-profile assignments yet in his new role in the government.
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Steve King, an Iowa Republican, of his committee assignments following racist comments he made to The New York Times.
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Many try to climb the status ladder by logging long hours, volunteering for additional assignments and dressing for success.
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Previous research has indicated that 30% of those deployed on field assignments report symptoms of PTSD after returning home.
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Being tasked with creating an all-vegetarian menu was among her toughest—and most rewarding—assignments yet, she says.
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Imagine how you might organize your own company to manage these employees, their assignments, their responsibilities, their productivity, etc.
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After graduating from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he quickly sped through jovial assignments in Bombay, Egypt, and Sudan.
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They lose more often than they win, which is to be expected, given the general difficulty of their assignments.
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For those with nursing certification, Travel Nursing offers assignments around the world that last from eight to 26 weeks.
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The California Republican was stripped of his committee assignments after the Department of Justice released the 47-page indictment.
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As an operations officer, you'll spend most of your time serving in multi-year assignments in various overseas locations.
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The House passed a resolution condemning white supremacy following his remarks, and he was stripped of his committee assignments.
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I want to end on a strong note and make sure there are no open assignments before I leave.
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As the play transpires along the baseline, neither Chris Paul, Trevor Ariza, nor Gordon are worried about swapping assignments.
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But we had made prior commitments for Saturday and Sunday and I had too many assignments due on Friday.
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He will graduate as a third mate in January, and he needed postage to send in his homework assignments.
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And Kennedy, junior in seniority to the chief justice -- dubbed "first among equals" -- depended on him for opinion assignments.
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"If they do express trauma, they are considered weak and can get blacklisted in their assignments," Mr. Brown said.
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The tickets cannot be changed or refunded after a 24-hour period and do not include advance seat assignments.
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Party leaders dispense committee assignments, fundraising assistance, office space, and opportunities to have a bill considered on the floor.
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He was stripped of his committee assignments in August after he was first indicted and has pleaded not guilty.
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But the assignments are part of an attempt to guide a wary public toward an appreciation of contemporary styles.
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Yet the same men who she claims are not scheduling those separate meetings continue to get the choice assignments.
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He translated his lectures into well-produced online videos while administering the same homework assignments, midterms and final exams.
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The group of hard-line conservatives has long been pushing for better committee assignments and top positions on panels.
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Steve King from his committee assignments after the Iowa congressman lamented that the phrase "white supremacist" was considered offensive.
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Employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs.
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He immediately sought other jobs, but with many others already scrambling for work, he found only occasional freelance assignments.
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Yet aviators and submariners receive significantly more training before their first operational assignments, often spending years in specialized schools.
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Its cloud-based support platform lets teachers set homework assignments, track pupils' progress, provide feedback and share learning resources.
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The software package also includes a private task board, independent of channels, so users can see their personal assignments.
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Mastering the job you have, helping others, and taking on extra, harder assignments are all crucial to moving up.
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Expectations are unclear, they say, with constantly-shifting deadlines and classwork assignments that are themselves packed with software bugs.
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The Army did float a number of possible assignments, including the command of U.S. Army forces in the Pacific.
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Techniques such as alerting parents about their child's missed assignments have been shown to increase attendance by 85033 percent.
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The role also gives Ms. Jones the rare chance to shine in lighter material than her customary Broadway assignments.
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I picked up technical design in several freelance assignments; you don't really learn it in a fashion design program.
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"While these characters were still in the Academy, they're given these assignments to work on — real cases," Williams says.
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The deal also gives preferential course assignments to adjuncts who have taught regularly at the college for three years.
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I began to get largely apolitical assignments, then my rates were cut, and then I was pretty much out.
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The baritone Quinn Kelsey will get two plum Verdi assignments: Giorgio Germont in "La Traviata" and Aida's father, Amonasro.
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It is one of my favorite assignments, a refreshing break from covering the N.F.L. Access need not be negotiated.
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The cuts have been fueled by not backfilling jobs when people leave the embassy to rotate to new assignments.
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Benjamin Herold detailed in Education Week how private companies are monitoring student assignments, emails and even social media posts.
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They expected him to arrive in class on time, turn in assignments without delay, keep up with the reading.
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He was removed from his committee assignments this year after questioning when "white supremacy" had become an offensive term.
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When you sign up for assignments, you have to "shop" during a specific time frame, like 11:303 a.m.
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Specifically, Lockhart recommends using twice-daily check-ins for project teams to stay on top of tasks and assignments.
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In a few weeks, the magnitude of the moment gradually faded, and her assignments were no longer media events.
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While she is shuffling between her own children and their classes, Levi is sending assignments to her own students.
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His previous assignments were in the commercial auto theft section, narcotics, the special response team, and the 10th Precinct.
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This isn't the first time the Iowa Republican has pointed the finger at McCarthy over losing his committee assignments.
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These students often struggle to keep up with assignments and are denied exposure to innovative teaching tools and platforms.
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" Me (grinding teeth): "Yes, these are assignments that are based on evaluating the students' grasp of the course content.
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The airline assigns flights to pilots, but pilots can use the internal system to drop or trade flight assignments.
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Such spousal jobs are often an accepted part of hardship assignments and crucial to the family finances of diplomats.
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I fell in love with it and used my coding assignments to procrastinate when it came to other homework.
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After leaving the GOP last year, Bollier was stripped of her leadership position and removed from her committee assignments.
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First elected to the House in 1996, Granger remembers talking to a male GOP leader about her committee assignments.
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Helus had worked some drug investigation assignments and also had served many years on a SWAT team, Buschow said.
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This week, the two remaining science fellows completed their assignments and shut the lights off on their way out.
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Steve King was stripped of his committee assignments in January after making racist comments to The New York Times.
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I spent a quarter-century in the FBI and several of my assignments were on FBI-NYPD task forces.
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They have not stripped him of committee assignments, introduced a resolution for expulsion, or even cut his office budget.
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In addition to fulfilling Common Core requirements, assignments are designed to help students learn critical thinking and workplace skills.
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If you don't trust your employees to do a competent job on assignments you've given them, that's a problem.
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The assistant coaches at the prep school are typically recent graduates who are awaiting assignments late in the fall.
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Sound designer Ben Burtt was tasked with creating the signature sounds of Chewbacca as one of his first assignments.
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This might include fighting for no-homework policies at their children's schools, and pushing back against unrealistic homework assignments.
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If his players weren't at practice, meals, or meetings, he wanted them resting, visualizing their assignments on the field.
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Her initial assignments included mixing red powder paint with varnish to draw a vertical stripe on female prisoners' uniforms.
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Also new are code review assignments, now in public beta, and a new way to navigate code on GitHub.
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On the perimeter, Hayward, George Hill and others make it difficult for their assignments to penetrate, forcing difficult shots.
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Aspiring journalists with diverse backgrounds rotate thorough a series of assignments in the CNBC Newsroom including working for CNBC.
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Once the monkeys started using the signals to grab the right objects, the researchers shuffled them into new assignments.
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An internal investigation could close off choice assignments or end careers for the accusers as well as the accused.
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He has started to take fly balls in left field in order to get comfortable there for possible assignments.
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The spokesperson also said TVCs are provided access to the resources needed to succeed in their assignments at Google.
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Now the Bills face one of the NFL's toughest road assignments in Seattle before going into their bye week.
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Ashley Hubbard, 33, freelance writer: 'Several major assignments I was working on were put on hold — and it's affecting my mental health'Ashley Hubbard is having to deal with dropped campaigns, canceled trips, and several assignments that have been put on hold, including a year-long technical writing contract, due to budget restrictions.
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"I gave them a couple choices, as long as it was learning," said Kinsey, who gave his sons reading assignments.
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Shannon's calm demeanor, language skills and decades of experience made him a frequent choice for some of the thorniest assignments.
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"Chiefs of Station: Who They Are & What They Do" advocated for revealing the names and assignments of CIA station chiefs.
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Recent news reports have revealed that Trump consumes his intelligence information the way an eighth-grader researches assignments on Wikipedia.
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An effort led by a handful of House Republicans to reinstate King to his committee assignments failed in early June.
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Markelova described to Reuters how her ex-husband, a former sergeant in the Russian military, was often away on assignments.
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" Following his removal from the committee assignments, King described the move as a "a political decision that ignores the truth.
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If women did not complete the assignments, they believed damaging information or photos of their naked bodies would be released.
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They "figured out it was a scam" when their third day of plans and assignments were spontaneously canceled, Wu said.
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Steve King's increasingly overt racism, McCarthy took action against him early this year by stripping him of his committee assignments.
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The proper question is whether or not a freelancer's yearly limit of 35 assignments per news outlet accomplishes that goal.
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They had some pretty bad habits, and chief among them was routinely losing focus on the simplest rotations and assignments.
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One of the most amazing assignments of my career was helping cover Pope John Paul II's funeral there in 2005.
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But boutiques, and Centerview in particular, are turning heads as they continue to rake in more fees and bigger assignments.
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She has arthritis and sacroiliitis and having health coverage helped her improve her work performance and take on more assignments.
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The platform then distributes those assignments to different students who are charged with actually carrying out grading and giving feedback.
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This means he doesn't have to defend assignments and curriculum decisions, which is good because he often finds them indefensible.
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In response, congressional leaders booted the nine-term Republican from his committee assignments, leaving him with little power in Congress.
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" It also had an F.A.Q. section, with questions like, "Should I be doing the assignments I have due next week?
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Shipowners and crews must at all times be ready to perform national assignments, regardless of geographical location, the report warns.
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Eric R. Terzuolo's assignments as a Foreign Service Officer included a tour of duty at the US Embassy in Paris.
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I handled all the "somebody has to do this" assignments, like go to this unveiling of the new police horse.
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Personalized learning can require that teachers prepare more assignments and lesson plans, putting a strain on their already busy schedules.
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Discussions between male managers and female reports might start with career aspirations and stretch assignments, but they shouldn't stop there.
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If you didn't want to micromanage things like production or worker assignments, an invisible governor would handle it for you.
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Wasn't I, as a one-on-one teacher, supposed to be more effective than a folder of assignments I'd created?
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Unsurprisingly, the product was designed around the typical marketing workflow, which often revolves around briefs, requests, assignments, reviews and approvals.
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According to McLean, an initial 22019 troops will start to get special training next month for their wildfire prevention assignments.
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Kushner is President Donald Trump's Mr. Fix-It, the youthful prodigy tasked with all the hard assignments, foreign and domestic.
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Giving assignments, it reeks of high school and getting homework... Some people respond to that though, some people like that.
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The rest of the week she works on her assignments and reading course materials and exchanging notes with her classmates.
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Doing a degree forces me to sit down in front of my computer in the evening and do my assignments.
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In March, I wrote in this column about how different babies are different assignments, some much more challenging than others.
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But their poor habits also nagged him: too many loose passes and missed assignments as they tiptoed toward the playoffs.
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Though difficult coworkers can be challenging, if you can find shared goals and complete assignments together, you'll be more respected.
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The Hill first reported on the assignments of USPP and National Park Service (NPS) officers to the border in May.
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Managers have to follow through on their own long-term projects as well as oversee assignments from their direct reports.
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Each night the workers, most of them black or Hispanic, descend the steps to sign in and get their assignments.
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However, Sanders initially struggled landing prestigious committee assignments given his non-partisan affiliation as an independent and outspoken progressive ideals.
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The company, which has become known for its lack of seating assignments and all-coach cabins, began flying in 1971.
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King was stripped of his congressional committee assignments after questioning how the terms "white nationalist" and "white supremacist" became offensive.
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One of her first assignments concerned a woman jailed for refusing to share details about her boyfriend, a criminal suspect.
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After Ryan said Hunter also would be removed from his committee assignments, Hunter initially refused to relinquish his committee positions.
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" In her opening statement to the committee, Ms. Haspel described 28503 years of varied assignments often conducted in the "shadows.
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Among his many assignments, he has worked with the California Anti-Terrorism Task Force and the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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"As requested, registrant will undertake specific advocacy assignments with regard to legislative, public policy or public affairs matters," it says.
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One of my more interesting assignments was to divest the company of three businesses that it owned in South Africa.
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That new client I landed back in Ecuador had tons of writing assignments for the launch of a new website.
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Member Barbara Lee was given a new House leadership position, co-chairing the panel that doles out those committee assignments.
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Not only will you be able to start catching up on your assignments, but you'll start to regain your edge.
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The assignments [were] truly powerful: the level of rigor, care, looking at how images have liberated our notion of citizenship.
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In his military service that came after, he traveled for assignments that he said he cannot and would not discuss.
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That includes Schoolwork, an app for teachers to create and track assignments, and updates to its productivity apps for education.
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Some use the fast food outlet as a place to pick up temporary work assignments or rendezvous with business contacts.
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Biden had no choice but to have relationships with them, not least because he had to plead for committee assignments.
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Like other wire service shooters, he had to be a competent generalist, able to handle a wide range of assignments.
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They are expected to login using a district Gmail account to access assignments and receive information about teacher office hours.
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Other assignments included the post of secretary-general of the Peruvian Foreign Ministry and chief delegate to the United Nations.
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They have also begun to draft lessons and make paper copies of assignments to send home with students this week.
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Meanwhile, expanded access to Coursera courses includes assignments, tests, and a final grade, and costs $29 to $99 per course.
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They may have to organize files, name documents clearly, and have a way to know that their assignments are done.
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I took on extra assignments and sent the money I received to pay off my debt, gleefully tracking each payment.
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Parents spoke of trying to find a quiet corner in cramped apartments for their children to crack on with assignments.
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The general line of work is exactly what I want to be doing; specific assignments range from "eh" to enjoyable.
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