" But, she added, "we did the job of treating patients.
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Because, please, did the job of helping women succeed at work fall to women alone?
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The gels did the job of delivering nutrients and taking away waste, but only at very close range.
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However, it did the job of concealing a couple of pesky blemishes, so it gets props for that.
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The movement was so practiced and elegant, yet really did the job of highlighting how impractical — even annoying — it was to wear a massive bit of plastic dangling from your ear.
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It was at this point that the Club started to gather pace and a pitch was required due to the growing player base. A pitch was rented from a local farmer at Ballykine. Even though the grounds had no changing rooms or showers it did the job of providing Ballynahinch club with a home. In 1964 the club enjoyed success with the winning of the Ulster Towns Cup.Belfast Newsletter 31 March 1964 Page 3 & The Ulster Junior Cup was won consecutively in 1966Belfast Newsletter 31 January 1966 Page 11 and 1967.
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Shelton was born Naomi Virginia Davis on October 14, 1942, in Midway, Alabama, where she was the younger sister of Hattie Mae and Annie Ruth. She was raised in the church at Mount Coney Baptist Church, by her parents. They sang together, until the first one graduated from high school, eventually she would graduate in 1958, first going to Florida, then she settled in Brooklyn, during 1963. She did the job of a maid by doing cleaning work at houses in Brooklyn, while she was singing at the Night Cap, during the evenings.
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According to Bob Steuding, a humanities professor at Ulster County Community College in Stone Ridge, the area that became the West Basin of the reservoir contained 504 dwellings, nine blacksmith shops, 35 stores, 10 churches, 10 schools, seven sawmills and a gristmill. Several of these communities were re- established in nearby locations. Nearly 12-and-a-half miles (20 km) of a local railroad line (the Ulster and Delaware Railroad) was moved and cemeteries were relocated. The dam was constructed mainly by local laborers, as well as African-Americans and Italian immigrants, who also did the job of razing most of the trees and buildings in the area.
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In that way Dragan Sakan became a founder and a chief executive of the Marketing Centre at the agency Borba. There he encountered Mirjana Pejovic – The Aunt, who would become and remain his lifelong support. At first his agency in Borba was operating as a "one-man band" concept – he was the only one who did the job of a researcher, planner, concept designer, creative team leader simultaneously handling all the clients. He invited respected directors, writers and various artists to join his team, among which were Goran Marković, Srđan Karanović, Boris Miljković, Dragoslav Andrić, Dušan Petričić, Nebojša Đukelić, Zoran Simjanović, Veljko Bikić, Bata Vranešević, etc.
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