I went back to the daily grind of community organizing.
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Find a purpose that makes the daily grind worth it.
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I wink back, saluting the daily grind of times past.
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Not waiting until your 60s to escape the daily grind?
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How would you describe the daily grind of being president?
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Everyone's on the daily grind, including one very busy, commuting snake.
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The daily grind takes a mental toll on all of us.
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She plunged right into the daily grind of a real sportswriter.
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"We open at 22006," she once said, describing the daily grind.
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The usual escapes from the daily grind were coming up short.
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What can you do in your daily grind to be an ally?
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And, let's be honest, you needed a break from the daily grind.
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It all made up the daily grind of the Vietnam War infantryman.
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That said, it'll be cool to let your Nissan handle the daily grind.
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And he brings a perspective many of us in the daily grind miss.
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Certain activities can help you keep your brain sharp during the daily grind.
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Avoid slipping into the complacency of the daily grind and always continue learning.
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Distance from the daily grind has given him perspective on his old life.
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At $400, the Bonobos Daily Grind Suit is the brand&aposs least expensive suit.
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I needed a break from my daily grind of working on the post-election coverage.
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Watch above to see what her daily grind is like — and what keeps her going.
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At their best, vacations offer a true getaway, a mindful respite from the daily grind.
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The leather is still delicious and seems durable enough to withstand a person's daily grind.
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Not that other moms don't oversee development, but for me, it was a daily grind.
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After the meeting, the gamers slumped off into their rooms to begin the daily grind.
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Mini-retirement is the latest way people are getting a reprieve from the daily grind.
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Perseverance not just in the fight itself but in the daily grind of training, especially.
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It's a daily grind of struggling with pain, anxieties, managing sleep, and managing your overall stressors.
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"Many people forget the daily grind you go through on a daily basis," William told them.
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The dead dog, for instance, introduced readers to the daily grind faced by the beat cop.
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Others expressed gratitude for family members or friends who offer a break from the daily grind.
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Take a break from the daily grind, have a local brew and strike up a conversation.
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Yet more often than not, it's the daily grind and general rudeness that gets us down.
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"The daily grind of being an E.R. doctor—he didn't want to continue that," David said.
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The show uses the daily grind of the station as a part of the performance's setting.
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These were brief moments where my coworkers and I had a break from our daily grind.
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Joe, java, jet fuel, go juice, the daily grind — whatever you call it, coffee is life.
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For everyone, it's a rare chance to turn off their phones and escape the daily grind.
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The sense of family forged in the daily grind of service provided him with sense of community.
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Political parties were 'machines'—soulless constructions designed to withstand the daily grind of winning and holding power.
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When it comes to managing the daily grind, who has time to count every step they take?
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But pretending to be someone else is all part of the normal daily grind as an actor.
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I always knew eventually I'd have to come home and get back to the daily grind, though.
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With an ostrich-size nest egg, why does she persist with the constant travel and daily grind?
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The daily grind of governing will likely reveal tonight's Trump to be the exception rather than the rule.
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This quick and easy mindfulness tip can help to alleviate some of the stress of the daily grind.
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Not from anything huge, just the daily grind of a "completely mundane" day job, which he doesn't specify.
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Her works bring pictorial expression to the fatigue of the daily grind mixed with Kyung Me's debilitating boredom.
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It was a daily grind, Mientkiewicz said, to try to get Sano into the right frame of mind.
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Once you're back to the daily grind and you're hiring again, those documents will be ready to use.
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The daily grind has weighed on Rappler's young reporters, many of whom have received death and rape threats.
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I love when we can take a moment away from the daily grind to better understand the universe.
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This was a wild week between work travel, the wedding, bachelorette events, dog duty, and the standard daily grind.
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And, it's a nice reminder that human beings are behind the coffee that get us through our daily grind.
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In the interview, both parties admit that marriage is tough, but they're willing to commit to the daily grind.
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Fear-seeking can also be a way to test yourself, or to escape — albeit temporarily — from your daily grind.
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Amidst the daily grind of youth-obsessed culture, there is something quite literally grounding about visiting Green-Wood Cemetery.
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It's a fun thought experiment for people who grew up escaping the daily grind into games like Final Fantasy.
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"We need to listen to music tonight to free our minds of the daily grind," Hernandez tweeted last month.
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For everyone else, life in this barren landscape — likely a man-made environmental disaster — can be a daily grind.
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In each essay we glimpse an industrious Percy at the daily grind of writing, rereading and editing his fiction.
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The Dark Overlord's job listing, posted in November, is a window into IT hacking as a daily-grind office job.
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We all need an occasional distraction from the daily grind, and live streams are particularly good at meeting this need.
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For many new parents, the experience of welcoming a child comes with only a brief break from the daily grind.
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Acquaintances speculate openly about how a former academic with no government experience will handle the daily grind of Brazilian politics.
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Grilling burgers may be fun on the Fourth of July, but less so if hot grease is your daily grind.
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In addition, they are often also tied up with the daily grind of queuing for food to join the protests.
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Here's how he stays in shape and uses motivational books and podcasts to help him get through the daily grind.
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Although trading trousers for swim trunks sounds appealing, Americans are reluctant to give themselves a break from the daily grind.
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It connects me with a side of life that is more than just the daily grind of a high schooler.
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In the capital Harare many people went about their usual daily grind, including queuing up for scarce cash outside banks.
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And for a more well-rounded life, people need to drown the daily grind and make room for their true priorities.
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We've all had those moments, whether you're drowning in work in a cramped cubicle or just tired of the daily grind.
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A parent's decisions are often dictated by the daily grind: feeding, bathing, finding socks and shoes, slathering on sunscreen, doing laundry.
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Much of the advice in "You Do You" is geared toward helping readers confront the workplace dissatisfactions of the daily grind.
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If you are a cog in the daily grind, you have probably celebrated this holiday a few times throughout the year.
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State of the Art In San Francisco, as in most cities, parking is an expensive daily grind that saps the soul.
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Even though this expedition is freedom to the demands of New York City's daily grind, food is always on Pfeifer's mind.
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It takes a lot of the burn out of the daily grind to sit down and play — it's old-school entertainment.
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The archive offers glimpses of Reed's life as both a cultural A-lister and a working musician surviving the daily grind.
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After all, what's the point of investing in the daily grind if successive generations have gotten less and less out of it?
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The show follows 911 first responders on their daily grind, which can encapsulate everything from faulty plumbing to devastating, life-altering emergencies.
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But it's also a part of the day everyone looks forward to immensely, as a much-needed break from the daily grind.
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As more people work longer hours, causing burnout to officially become a clinical disease, the daily grind can have you feeling down.
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What was once a dream job can quickly turn into a daily grind, especially when your lack of finances limits your options.
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The Greek Freak spoke candidly about his childhood in poverty Sunday on "60 Minutes" ... describing his daily grind before he found basketball.
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Whether you're just starting out or having been doing the daily grind for a while, getting dressed for work can be a struggle.
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The idea was to provide a forum at which current and former leaders could meet away from Beijing's sweltering summer and daily grind.
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Today, a vacation is more to recuperate from the misery of air travel and offers less and less refreshment from the daily grind.
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More people survive heart attacks than in the past, but the relief of surviving wears off as one returns to the daily grind.
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Those injuries are not necessarily dramatic emergencies but the daily grind of, say, lifting 3.8 tons of bricks day-in and day-out.
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The 8.4 million of us who live here do the daily grind hard, and we demand just as much from the metropolis itself.
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But if you still have to physically drag yourself to the office, there are concrete actions you can take to improve your daily grind.
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This is especially true as the daily grind of the year ahead takes hold, pushing those New Year's resolutions into the "maybe someday" category.
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Even though you just got back to the daily grind, planning your next vacation is a proven way to keep you focused and motivated.
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Small companies may end up paying more to comply with myriad regulations than with the daily grind of just trying to build a company.
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As she struggles to put food on the table in Bed-Stuy, a quickly gentrifying neighborhood in Brooklyn, the daily grind leaves her depleted.
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Sure, it's cool that you can wash 100 potatoes all at once in the dishwasher, but that doesn't really make our daily grind any easier.
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There's something about being away from the daily grind that enables travelers to let loose with their sexuality, and likewise attracts the attention of others.
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The other showcases some of our country's most storied landscapes and cultural sites, offering millions of people each year an escape from the daily grind.
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That went out of the window within a year as the daily grind of trying to deliver Brexit sucked the energy out of British politics.
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Farrell was not being flippant, just stating the obvious: The odds are heavily against Tebow after so many years away from baseball's punishing daily grind.
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And titles like WoW Classic are there to happily take in the former fans who are desperate for something to shake up the daily grind.
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And once you feel that complete disinterest from your daily grind kicking in, consider it a sign to expand your skillset and learn something new.
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Claus's subsequent efforts to oversee his company on its protective duties are intercut with his wife's daily grind back home, managing a household and three children.
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When the sky goes dark before you've finished your daily grind and gotten a chance to relax, an irresistible little voice starts whispering in your ear.
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With so much already invested into the daily grind that is Muay Thai, Yothin remains focused on the long-term goals he has set for himself.
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But with our makeup already in play and the daily grind underway, we tend to ignore these sun-safety facts until it's too late (hello, sunburn!).
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The beautiful weather just makes you want to get away from the daily grind and enjoy the sun on a tropical island somewhere far, far away.
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Still, to counteract the seriousness of the daily grind, work/life balance is encouraged with flexible schedules and an on-site gym available to all employees.
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"The daily grind ... leaves no room to think about the haze and smog," said Vimla Devi, who works as a maid in the suburbs of Delhi.
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Some days in the daily grind it seems like it's all we can do is keep up with everyday tasks and crises that need our attention.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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It's people wanting to be different, but in reality they are just like everybody else in society—same problems, same daily grind, same prejudice, same racist slurs.
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Jahnigen believes football helps people forget the daily grind of life and says his balls have brought play into the lives of tens of millions of people.
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Mitigating that daily grind is among the challenges undertaken by MIT's SenseAble City Laboratory, where omni-disciplinary teams of brainiacs mastermind ways to create smarter urban environments.
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News. But in 2015, all that changed when she decided to leave the daily grind of the red carpet behind to spend more time with her family.
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But for researchers involved in OnSight, a mixed reality tool developed jointly by Microsoft and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), the daily grind has an interplanetary dimension.
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Creators are always threatening to quit, to the point of parody, but there's an undertone of dissatisfaction with the daily grind involved with being an internet star.
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Since Destiny 2 was revealed, Bungie's been cagey about some key elements, especially regarding the kinds of activities that define the daily grind of a loot game.
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They will treat the improbable as conceivable because that, with 10 games remaining in this dreadful season, is what will help make the daily grind more bearable.
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It can be a valuable exercise to take a step back from the daily grind to examine what money means to you and how you spend it.
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Each daily grind is propelled by the arcs of characters who, on top of being the wildest people imaginable, transform through the power of friendship and food.
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Mr. Parks spent nearly three weeks documenting the boy's desolate life, a daily grind of cleaning, cooking, scavenging for supplies and taking care of his seven siblings.
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Sure, it's expensive, but it means freedom from the daily grind of powder and pomade, and it works wonders on sparse and full-but-unruly brows alike.
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None of us expect to re-embrace the daily grind, but we're all jazzed to hang out again in this familiar space where so many memories were made.
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And, of course, when your entire profession revolves around wearing dramatic dresses and walking in crazy high heels, stumbles and blunders are just part of your daily grind.
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Performing the daily grind of hopping from shelter to shelter, staying in hostels when he could afford it, and getting drunk to pass the time when he couldn't.
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Lately it is pressing its "Birding by Subway" map on the trundled human throngs who could use a good nature break from the daily grind of the wheels.
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CNBC takes a look at companies across Europe incorporating different, more inclusive ways for their employees to take a break from the daily grind and spend time together.
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It is once again that time of the year, when you get an opportunity to break free from the daily grind, as you traverse through the breathtaking Himalayan landscape.
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You have to choose how you want the weekend to feel longer: in the moment, or when you're back to the daily grind and wistfully looking back on it?
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Fulminating with contempt for England and disdain for the daily grind, he bangs out vitriolic screeds on an old typewriter, the confrontational prose at odds with his diffident manner.
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They blame European institutions for being onerous bureaucracies and lacking democratic accountability even as they enjoy the perks of office and generally shun the daily grind of legislative work.
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Last year, a game called Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor imagined the daily grind of a trash collector living hand-to-mouth on the fringes of an alien society.
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Election isn't exactly a docudrama either, but while its characters are also comical (and rooted in stereotypes), the movie is predominantly about the daily grind of middle-class existence.
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But it's also a cultural practice in which people take time out from the daily grind to focus on family, friends and other things that matter more than work.
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The daily grind of Italian American immigrant life can fall by the wayside here, but it seems like it was as rough as almost any existence in 20th-century America.
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I see land with no people, and I have access to spaces where I can escape from the daily grind, zoom out from where I am, and reboot my brain.
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As some analysts point out, Trump seems to delight in working a big crowd because his rallies serve as a kind of therapeutic escape from the daily grind of politics.
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The Tube is used by around two million people every day, so it'll be interesting to see how the new feature affects the daily grind through the city's station gates.
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Here are some reasons to consider starting one with your co-workers: A book is packed with research and points of view outside of your daily grind, according to Dierickx.
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He started seeking other ways to feel the same highs he did in sports: a team working toward a common goal, the thrill of accomplishment, the joy of the daily grind.
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While Hadid's daily grind is a lot sexier than that of the vast majority of people, she kindly acted out everyone's "had a bad day" fantasies in this video with Dazed.
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AKM-GSI Couture week in Paris is winding down, as Chanel showed its collection on Monday and editors begin to depart the City of Light and return to their daily grind.
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A number of the blogs I read argue that if only we bought less and stopped caving into immediate desires for things, we could save more and abandon the daily grind.
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But the sort of time and planning dedicated to this trip, which was literally months in the works, is impossible when you are talking about the daily grind of Washington life.
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The daily grind of drive→do journalism→sleep→repeat has taken its toll, and the further west I go, the earlier I have to wake up to file by Eastern Time.
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So I feel particularly lucky to get a few minutes quizzing one of the world's preeminent cheesemaking gurus for a few minutes while he takes a break from his daily grind.
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For me, I'm married to a founder, and she's been a big inspiration for me as an investor and taught me a lot about the daily grind of running a company.
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She says she hopes her first children's book, which follows Marlon Bundo as he shadows her father throughout his daily grind, teaches young readers about the role of the vice president.
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Being a pet parent is tough, especially when you have a full-time job and have to leave your little fur baby at home while you go through your daily grind.
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There is also speculation that press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders could get the job, which would effectively be a promotion and free her of the daily grind of the press briefings.
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So Cosmo follows the daily grind of the former editor-in-chief, Joanna Cole, and some of the other editors, mainly in their fashion and beauty section, as they run the magazine.
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When social media platforms tolerate harassment against sex workers, it becomes an inevitable part of doing business, background noise to the daily grind of the labor that actually makes sex workers money.
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As we face increasing burnout from fractured work and social lives, the need to escape and the need to chemically control the daily grind have become two sides of the same coin.
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The consequences appear in the daily grind of finding connectivity, with people unable to apply for jobs online, research new opportunities, connect with health insurance, get college financial aid or do homework.
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Our coworkers tend to be pretty important figures in our lives: mentors, friends, "work wives" — they make the daily grind speed by and have our backs when there's an inevitable deadline crunch.
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The diversion from the daily grind was probably welcomed by Mr. Cuomo, who has been ensconced behind closed doors since Sunday as the negotiations over the budget have continued to drag on.
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AS WESTERN HOLIDAYMAKERS escape their daily grind and head to the beach this summer, a concern is likely to resurface—literally, if it washes up on the pristine sand in front of them.
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On the weekends though, when you've escaped your daily grind, you can try and drag your ass outta bed and hit the road for nine or ten like a productive member of society.
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Social media can be a welcome distraction from the daily grind of the office, but it can also be a useful tool for advancing your career — if you know how to use it.
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President Obama told talk show host Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday he doesn't miss the daily grind of the campaign trail except for the fact it allowed him an escape from the nation's capital.
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She began her daily grind of copy-paste—moving messages sent via CorrLinks, an email service available to federal inmates, to the Facebook pages they had paid her to create in their names.
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How his body recovers from the daily grind of golf and travel now that he is on the other side of 40 will be a major part of the narrative in his return.
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In his poem "Dream Variations," published in 1926, Langston Hughes yearned for a time when the African-American worker, exhausted by the daily grind of hard labor and discrimination, might be truly free.
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The reality series, which follows a group of New York City young working professionals as they escape the daily grind of the Big Apple and soak up the sun in their Southhampton share house.
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After becoming GM of the horribly named Daily Grind, Butler left the retail side of things and went back to entry-level wages, bagging beans at Counter Culture with hopes of becoming a roaster.
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That's the contradiction at the heart of the Midwestern stereotype: the weight of the community creates a person both unable to leave the day job, and yet fully capable of transcending the daily grind.
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But more frightening to me was the thought of being so engulfed by the daily grind of making a living that I no longer had the means to simply tend to my own curiosity.
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One thing I have learned from being out of the spotlight on the daily grind is that when you go back to Wisconsin and Michigan and Ohio, it&aposs not just a talking point.
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Around 10 days in, after the skin had peeled off my pinkie toes and my shoulders started to heal and accept their fate, I found that my general musculature acclimated to the daily grind.
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The U.K. is enduring Blue Monday, the most depressing day of the year, as the weather worsens and Britons get back into the year-long daily grind after the Christmas and New Year break.
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There's a lot going on — travel plans, potluck food appearing like magic in the office, everyone feeling a little more festive and social — and the daily grind can get lost in all of that.
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Kim Kardashian's says she's doing her homework to become a lawyer, and it's a daily grind that's turned her family life upside down -- but she insists haters won't discourage her from achieving her dream.
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Or maybe her story just sounds familiar to any American who has experienced workplace ennui: She underwent rigorous training for a daily grind job and decided that sniffing out bombs was not her calling.
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And although Genius employs a team of moderators, unlike Wikipedia — where editors throw themselves into the daily grind of removing vandalism, opinions, and extraneous clutter — the Genius community often seems to welcome the irreverence.
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A constant sense of dread has seeped into the daily grind, according to interviews with a half-dozen current and former staff members who are still in contact with people at the White House.
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The most successful and happy people bring their ideas to fruition, deriving just as much satisfaction from working through the complications and daily grind as they do from coming up with the initial idea.
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But aside from the pricey duds and super cool destination, Kris is really just like the rest of us, trying to enjoy her vacation and time off before it's right back to the daily grind.
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Draw out your professional goals If you're feeling stuck in the daily grind at work, take the advice of a former Google career coach and job strategist who's helped thousands of professionals advance their careers.
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Stay goal-oriented Rick Slate, director of strength and conditioning for the Atlanta Braves, says simplicity is the key to success, especially when you're up against a daily grind as players are in spring training.
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Mornings are terrible for most people, and one of the few things we can enjoy while getting ready for the daily grind is a highly caffeinated sip of coffee or tea to get us going.
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For as long as I can remember, my life has been subsumed by the daily grind—a full-time job, freelance writing, relationship maintenance, not to mention the other everyday things life demands of all humans.
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However, with such pastimes as doodling and coloring being touted as stressbusters to escape the daily grind and the relentless lure of smartphones, German pencil-maker Faber-Castell is thriving 256 years after it was founded.
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I think on the one hand, you have the daily grind of work that people in the DOJ are doing every day — doing their murder cases, their public corruption cases, their mafia cases, their terrorism cases.
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A second home is ultimately an escape hatch, the fun alternate existence where there is no daily grind and you can imagine a life of sleepy Sundays with birds, not car alarms, chirping in the morning.
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His father, Jeff, was a minor league player, and Trout seems to intuitively understand the sanctity of the daily grind, the need to prepare, play hard, stay humble and move on quickly to the next day.
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Otherwise, they might be spending too much time focusing on the daily grind — technicalities such as the ups and downs of the S&P 500 stock index, bond yield curves, and what the Fed thinks, he said.
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It had become clear to others that by the end of her tenure Ms. Hicks was exhausted by West Wing infighting and the daily grind of spending most of her waking hours on call to the president.
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He underwent knee surgery last May and had hoped to make a comeback this season, but he said he had realized about two months ago that he could no longer withstand the daily grind of professional hockey.
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We've rounded up 133 super-handy keyboard hacks that will help you zip through your daily grind, so you can spend more time on things that matter — or at least save your index finger from repetitive stress syndrome.
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The study published in Science Advances -- a collaboration between scientists in the UK and Ethiopia -- says that unless governments and commercial producers ramp up protections for coffee species and stockpile more seeds, it could impact your daily grind.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: Save money with this genius at-home coffee maker Optimizing your daily grind: Before you take your next sips of coffee, heed these tips: Add low-fat milk and skip the cream.
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The mundanity of an office environment gets the reality TV treatment at Pioneer Works, where the administrative staff has agreed, albeit with initial reluctance, to take part in a six-week performance with cameras constantly surveilling their daily grind.
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But the truth is, the daily grind that many of us take for granted is much more difficult for members of the trans and gender non-conforming communities — and this prevents them from working as full partners alongside us.
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And while many participants do tend to be under 40, they do not seem to be pleasure-seekers coming to for a day at the beach, but rather people seeking spiritual relief from the daily grind of the city.
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They feel that our political leaders don't care about their struggles or their aspirations -- from the daily grind of balancing work and caregiving to the dream of giving their children a better future through college, without saddling them with crippling debt.
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It is a measure of how seriously he takes the revolt that Mr Macron, who thinks the French president should take a "Jupiterian" approach to power and remain above the daily grind, agreed unusually this week to two live televised interviews.
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Long described as a bright spot in a city that has been in decline for years, Caracas' macaws have become a mechanism of escape from the daily grind of finding potable water, struggling with collapsing internet and avoiding crime-ridden streets.
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Just as the game evolves over the course of a season, playoff basketball is its own distinct thing, and an environment in which the complexity that benefits the Celtics during the daily grind of the regular season might work against them.
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QUEZON CITY, Philippines (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anabelle Elmedo lived for years with her family of six in an informal settlement in Quezon City in the Philippines, and had few worries beyond the daily grind, until she received an eviction notice.
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Federal Aviation Administration guidelines are rarely strictly enforced on these private planes — seatbelts loll unbuckled, reporters peck away on laptops as we shoot skyward — and the attitude is often one of laissez-faire amid the daily grind of a presidential campaign.
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In HOW WE WORK: Live Your Purpose, Reclaim Your Sanity, and Embrace the Daily Grind (HarperWave, $27.99), Weiss shows how viewing our careers "as an opportunity to practice mindfulness, purposefulness and compassion" will make us better workers and better people.
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It seemed as though the dresses themselves were enough to lift these women out of their daily grind, away from their painful memories, their threadbare lives, into what I imagined as clouds of fun — dances, parties; I had no idea.
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Until then, "Escape at Dannemora" drills down on the daily grind inside the prison — the joyless sex scenes in a storeroom, the bickering among dangerous men in the cafeteria line, the office politics that govern even a prison tailor shop.
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The OtterBox Commuter Series is essentially a mix between the heavy duty Defender series and ultra thin Symmetry series, using an exterior shell and an internal slip cover to provide optimal bump and drop protection built to keep up with your daily grind.
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Those words signify one thing among prosperous city-dwellers who can choose where, how and with whom to live, and quite another in a poor, rural community where every aspect of the daily grind is massively constrained by traditional cultures and economic needs.
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His career did not end with the stirring comeback he had envisioned — though he did score a goal and had two assists in what will now go down as his final game — but he still loves the sport, if not the daily grind.
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We want Danny to win not because he was wronged in some way, but because he feels he's too suave and too smart to have to submit to the indignities of a daily grind, and Clooney sells us on the fact that Danny's right.
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Living with this — not for days, but for months — has grown exhausting for some residents, who see their problem less as a topic of political discussion and more as a daily grind through a blur of water bottles for baths, dish cleaning, cooking, everything.
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Helping me remember all the Jason-esque things my husband always does, which I often forget to see and appreciate through the hustle and bustle of the daily grind and the inevitable frustrations associated with keeping early careers and young ones alive and well.
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However, shootings in gang-dominated Penha continue to disrupt the daily grind of those who live there, and human-rights campaigners argue that armed conflict has increased as a result of major sporting events, imposing a particularly high cost on poor and homeless children.
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If you're looking to do some traveling in the near future — and, let's face it, many of us could stand to get away from the daily grind once in a while — Southwest would like to offer you a flash sale with flights that start at $59 one way.
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Mr. Trump's event on Tuesday at Doral, and the ribbon-cutting on Wednesday at the new Trump International Hotel in Washington, had nothing to do with the daily grind of the final two weeks of the national campaign, burning valuable time that could have been spent courting voters.
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But as Apple responds by beefing up the iPad's processing power and evolves its design to make it more comfortable for the daily grind — typing, navigating screens by mouse and trackpad — it's likely that the tablet-turned-detachable will continue to have a starring role in Apple's lineup.
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This approach serves readers who want to fill in the blanks, to experience the daily grind of a way of life that often has been burnished by the passage of time, to honor the rectitude of people who stoically shoulder their burdens and get on with their chores.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A police sniper in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday shot dead a man who had hijacked a bus on a bridge across Guanabara Bay and taken 37 people hostage, in a dramatic end to an incident that underlined the daily grind of violence in the Brazilian city.
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She knows she's sick, so she's fully embraced Integrity House's program and its daily grind — the group meetings in which long-held secrets and trauma can burst into the open, the forced outings into the "real world," and the lack of freedom to choose what she does and where she goes.
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On Monday, right wing political leader Nigel Farage – who did more than anyone to push Britain to the Brexit door – bowed out of politics by resigning as the leader of the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP), citing a need to spend more time with his family and escape the daily grind of politics.
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If you do end up quarantined due to the spread of Covid-19, the extended period of isolated-yet-never-alone confinement you'd be facing has more in common with shipping out to an Antarctic research station, a submarine, or the International Space Station than it does with your domestic daily grind.
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"When you only have a few weeks of vacation a year, you want them to include good food, good wines, creature comforts, luxury and atmosphere, so that when you return to the daily grind you are rested and don't feel like you need another vacation," recent guest Dana Koenig wrote in an email to CNBC.
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We are moving away from simple binaries to a time in which many different models of trans-ness have equal value; in which fluidity and binary uncertainty are OK. When our tipping point finally does arrive, I truly hope that the daily grind of having to fight for space will come to an end.
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The reality series — which follows a group of New York City young working professionals as they escape the daily grind of the Big Apple and soak up the sun in their Hamptons share house — is back with returning houseguests Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Carl Radke, Lindsay Hubbard, and Danielle Olivera embarking for another round of fun, drama and hookups.
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Now, we KNOW this really ain't a fling ... "Happy Birthday to this Beautiful, intelligent, strong, driven, bad ass woman that I get to stand beside in this life," Aaron wrote ... "#lover #friend #travelpartner #smokinhot #finewine" Aaron's got a few more months to hang with Danica before it's back to the daily grind of Packers training camp.
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Unfortunately, investigative reporting teams are shrinking today — or disappearing altogether — as fewer and fewer media outlets have the budget or the backbone to free reporters from the daily grind of chasing the latest car crash or political scandal in order to dig, dig, dig, for weeks or months if necessary, to uncover and report on the really big stories.
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To those with diabetes, we suggest that persisting with the daily grind of taking care of diabetes stems from the inspiration of more important non-diabetes life goals, like a promotion at work or walking down the aisle at your daughter's wedding, rather than anything intrinsically rewarding about checking blood glucose levels several times every day.
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The Oversight Board is intended to sit atop the daily grind of Facebook content moderation, which takes place behind closed doors and signed NDAs, where outsourced armies of contractors are paid to eyeball the running sewer of hate, abuse and violence so actual users don't have to, as a more visible mechanism for resolving and thus (Facebook hopes) quelling speech-related disputes.
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Co-written by Denis and Incest novelist Christine Angot, Let the Sunshine In (titled Un Beau Soleil Intérieur in French) explores the psychology of Isabelle as she finds her way from one lover to the next, including an actor who says his "daily grind is a pain," her ex-husband François, with whom she shares a child, and a maybe-not-so-platonic friend, played by Claire Denis regular Alex Descas.
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