He had an expression he used all the time: 'If you do a job, do a job.
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He's going to do a job on his side and we are going to do a job on my side and hopefully all the fans in the UK come over and support me.
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We do a job, we share [a performance] with viewers.
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"Remind yourself: You're here to do a job," Mendoza says.
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We're just guys who signed up to do a job.
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He's there to do a job, and he does it well.
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"If you're gonna do a job, do it right," he says.
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We see them more as contractors hired to do a job.
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"Look, you got hired to do a job," Clinton told CNN.
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I hired them and LPs hired me to do a job.
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Lawmakers in effect tell the agency to do a job but badly.
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"We are here to do a job and we're committed, we're determined."
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Like most of us, the players are paid to do a job.
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If you can't do a job right, quit and do something else.
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And by the way, Melania and Ivanka, did they do a job?
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You have to do -- try and do a job running JPMorgan Chase.
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I'm there to do a job, photograph them, then get out of dodge.
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I'm privileged enough and lucky enough to do a job that I enjoy.
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They are elected to do a job and they should be held accountable.
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When you're told to do a job especially bunting that's important for this team.
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For the first time in a long time, he's trying to do a job.
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You need to move all the time when you do a job like that.
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"My message would be, look, you got hired to do a job," he said.
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They may do a job very well but it's not an adaptable production line.
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Twenty-nine years old is a little early to do a job for money.
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I feel like they're sending me in to do a job on this guy.
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"We do a job, we move on, that's the rhythm of our lives," he said.
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"You've got to be a bit crazy to do a job like this," he said.
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"My message was — would be: Look, you got hired to do a job," Clinton said.
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They're just people, trying to do a job, and make us laugh along the way.
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"We come here to do a job, not keep a job," Ms. Pelosi said then.
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Training a robot to do a job is a lot harder than training a person.
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I love feeling like, rather than do a job, I've just put on a performance.
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I want you to ... what they call plug-and-play, hire you to do a job.
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If people don't want to do a job, you pay them more, not less, not none.
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For professionals the new unit lets one person do a job that used to require three.
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When you look at the F-150, most people are using that to do a job.
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But in other cases, the RNA molecule floats off to do a job of its own.
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You need someone to do a job for you and you can't do all of them yourself.
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"Would the new generation of Indians do a job like this?" asks Mr Padda, overlooking the farm.
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"In Flint, Veolia and LAN were hired to do a job and failed miserably," Schuette told reporters.
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" Lieutenant Accoin said only that "we're here to do a job, with excellence, not make up myths.
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"John Wick 2" (2017) takes him to Rome to do a job for an Italian crime lord.
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"That was our focus, to really do a job on those two," Knicks Coach David Fizdale said.
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We're going to go and do a job and we're going to win a lot of seats.
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"You are there to do a job, but you are not there for life," Obama reportedly said.
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" Added veteran stuntwoman Sharon Shaffer: "It&aposs our right to do a job that was created for us.
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She is one of the many nameless soldiers who do a job few Americans ever see or understand.
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"He's at his daughter's graduation, and we have a responsibility to do a job for him," Thomson said.
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When he arrived to work on Wednesday, another employee he was supposed to do a job with never showed.
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He&aposs there to do a job, and that&aposs to get our country back on the right track.
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She emphasizes that women can do a job as well as any man, so she should go do it.
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But we were there to do a job, so we politely declined and focused on the task at hand.
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I'd seen him when he had to do a concert film or do a job, he was very disciplined.
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I actually started with hotels where my dad gave me an opportunity to do a job in Causeway Bay.
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"I was elected to do a job for two years and that's what I intend to do," he said.
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We're trained to do a job and that's what I plan to do when I get on the field.
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What it means to do a job well is changing faster than most people's ability to navigate those changes.
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It's that you shouldn't have to go over and above to do your job really, to do a job.
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It's always good for me to do a job where people can realize, oh, he can do something else.
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If we needed something they were there, but it didn't feel like they were there to do a job.
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"People in Wyoming elected me to do a job and I'm going to continue to do that," said Barrasso.
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"I'm especially into hair, so I'd love to do a job where they give me a really crazy hairdo."
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Jamie was hired by FOX to do a job – a job that, until today, he has performed in exemplary fashion.
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"My message would be, look, you got hired to do a job," Clinton said during a phone interview with CNN.
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Everyone has different abilitiesLet us examine the first myth: that mental illness makes one less able to do a job.
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Conversely, individuals do not have to have a mental illness to lack the mental capacity to do a job.2.
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When you open the doors to include everyone who is qualified to do a job, you're making your organization stronger.
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Jamie was hired by Fox to do a job—a job that, until today, he has performed in an exemplary fashion.
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But it's like any freelance job—you'll do a job and you'll make some money that you need to survive on.
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It's not just that they're prudish, and that they're forcing someone else to do a job both parents should be doing.
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Because you have given them your word that you are there to do a job to the best of your abilities.
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The lesson we've learned here is to not send an imaginary utensil to do a job perfectly suitable for our fingers.
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He came out of private life to do a job on behalf of his country and be right down the middle.
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"I was taught as a young child that you finish what you start and you do a job well," she says.
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She went to work — I'm not sure she had to go to work — to do a job that appealed to her.
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Jamie was hired by Fox to do a job, the job that until today he has performed in an exemplary fashion.
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All you're doing is traveling the world by yourself to do a job and then go back to your hotel by yourself.
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We've done so many shows through the years and sometimes it's a little like going to the factory to do a job.
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I was there to do a job, and she was there to make sure I did it safely and took it seriously.
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Don't sign up to do a job unless you know exactly what it entails, and be sure that you're compensated for it.
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But I'll get to events and they'll offer me something and the answer is no, because Santa's there to do a job.
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I think of it this way: He offered me the role but it's not like I don't have to do a job.
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Speaking to an employer is really important, he says, particularly if money worries are affecting your ability to do a job effectively.
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Yes, they sign on to do a job that requires the assumption of more risk and danger than the average civilian profession.
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I've been an aerospace engineer for my whole career, and it feels good to do a job that's important to me as well.
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The program is a duplicative waste of tax dollars that forces USDA to do a job the Food and Drug Administration already does.
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Collectively they had spent thousands of dollars to fly here to do a job that Haitian bricklayers could have done far more quickly.
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Working with people to help them do a job better, learn more effectively, or acquire good values takes time, thought, effort and courage.
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Some states are already bringing it, but we're thinking about bringing it at a very high federal level and we'll do a job.
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Joel is showing us that there are still players out there who no-one knows about that can come in and do a job.
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"We're down by a goal, we're all professionals and we're paid to do a job regardless of the situation you are in," Kane said.
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"My colleagues have decided to outsource their constitutional duty, and they've just asked her to do a job and she's doing it," Minnesota Sen.
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She was really like the only logical choice at the time to do a job that like not that many people want to do.
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After my first year at Georgetown, I went to the career services office because I needed to learn how to do a job interview.
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Rogers invites young readers to consider the tools that doctors, writers or farmers use, and the time and care needed to do a job well.
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"My message was — would be: Look, you got hired to do a job," Clinton told CNN's Jake Tapper in a phone interview that aired Thursday.
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We asked for help, our calls were answered -- and now we're leaving other coalition members to do a job we no longer want to do.
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The mind-set is tuned to thinking 'I really need that because I know that's going to do a job for me at the track.
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Mental illness doesn&apost make someone less able to do a job, nor is it a mental failing — and it doesn&apost equate to violence.
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His company claims it can now do a job that would take 40,000 man hours in a single click, once its software is set up.
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Oldest of the six, all his brothers look up to him, watch him get up every day, put on his uniform and go do a job.
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Ironically named after the Latin word for "earth," this robot manufactured in China will require wireless beacons to do a job that goats will do autonomously.
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If you cannot do a job the way we want it done, get another job, because we know what it takes to make the wheel turn.
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Deliveroo, a takeaway service, has successfully argued that its staff are not workers, since they may send someone else to do a job in their place.
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Every successful institution depends on people silently and competently make things run, people who will do a job without making a big deal out of it.
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After interviewing a number of candidates, Mr. Paluso said, he was impressed that Ms. Zorn seemed out to do a job, not make a political point.
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"Let's say that they do a job that's not good, or a job that they didn't finish, or a job that was way late," he said.
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" Diane Von Furstenberg, fashion designer "Well, first of all, I think that when you do a job application, you should not have to say your sex.
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In a future scenario of automated slide preparation with assistance from AI, cytopathologists can do a job in two hours what would earlier take about eight hours!
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"Speaking good French is so important when you do a job interview or even for your daily life," said Ismaël Medjahed, 20, a volunteer at the sessions.
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So it is important to show that you have continuously educated yourself, throughout your career, and not just have gone to do a job and that's it.
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Whatever you want to call them—team managers or player liaisons—they do a job that the soccer world should have copied from the business world decades ago.
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"In recent years, hundreds of thousands of Eastern Europeans have come to Britain to do a job," British journalist and Brexit supporter Douglas Murray told me last week.
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But we're going to go, we're going to do a job and we're going to win a lot of seats -- we're going to win a lot of seats.
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"Your market value is simply the amount of money another company would pay someone like you to do a job based on your skills and your experience," he explains.
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But Caplan, in his new book, "The Case Against Education," argues that there&aposs little connection between what we absorb in college and our ability to do a job.
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Having said all this, it would be wise to temper expectations, especially when retired generals are asked to do a job outside their specialty — generals are not miracle workers.
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Third-party toolsWhile the options built into Windows and macOS can certainly do a job for you, you might prefer enlisting the help of a third-party service instead.
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Politics is the only job where we hire people to do a job and then don't check up on them regularly to make sure they're performing to our standards.
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"For example, we do a job study, we have experience and education [including exams and continuing education] requirements, and we have an enforcement mechanism relating to ethical behavior," she said.
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This is the gig, too: to do a job at the center of everything, but also to do it well enough to distract from the oily churn at the margins.
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"I've never been a person to do a job that didn't have some sort of give back or making a difference in the world or other people's lives," Dunaway concluded.
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I thought it was a roguelike, but it turns out that it's a horror game that asks a simple question: What happens when you do a job for too long?
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A subplot involves Kim's being forced to leave her pro bono work to do a job for her corporate employer, Mesa Verde, forcing an old man out of his house.
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"These are officers of the law, we are asking them to do a job and we have to let them know that we care about their lives," Ms. Clark said.
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Judge has more sympathy with ordinary schmoes who just want to do a job they believe in for eight to 10 hours a day, then go home and play video games.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: And there's two types of inequality: there's income inequality – people actually paid to do a job – and then there's wealth inequality which is the value of the assets, obviously.
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"As much as we want to be ourselves a hundred percent, you might have to do a job and not be able to dance it the way you want," he says.
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" She added, "If I do a job just as well as a man, people tune in every week, they see me, they root for me just like they root for him.
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"We had difficulty in understanding what the respondent meant by a 'glint in the eye' and how that translated into a 'skill' or 'experience' to do a job," the judgment said.
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"We were sent here to do a job and represent 80,000 people and that's what we're trying to do, so we're staying very focused on the job at hand," she said.
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More importantly, Apple has a historic and systemic policy that they don't just put people in to do a job, they put them there to learn from them and to teach them.
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"Let's say that they do a job that's not good, or a job that they didn't finish, or a job that was way late – I'll deduct from their contract, absolutely," Trump said.
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They do a job that most of us don&apost do for 10 times the money, and we are grateful for what they do and the risk they take every single day.
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Though it has been a source of exploitation, the act is meant to make employment possible for severely disabled workers who cannot do a job as quickly or effectively as a typical worker.
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"I don't think any actor in a booth should hurt themselves to do a job, and I think that game companies need to realize it's not just talking into a mic," DiMaggio said.
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There is a lack of ability or difficulty in imagining that someone we have never seen can do a job that has been done 45 times by someone who is not that person.
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"I will never understand what is fierce, funny, or feminist in creating a show that basically says the original actresses are too old to do a job they did 12 years ago," Combs wrote.
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The JAMs believed you couldn't do a job or go to college and devote yourself fully to the cause, but Clean Bandit, who've had two number 1s this year, met at Jesus College, Cambridge.
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More specifically, companies are not allowed to treat the cost of a worker's training as a tax-deductible business expense if it enables the worker to do a job they were previously unqualified for.
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Each operator has instructions and tools to do a job that varies from attaching a circuit board assembly to the chassis, positioning and screwing the display in, or soldering a large component in place.
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The program is on track to waste 28500 million tax dollars every year by having the Agriculture Department (USDA) do a job the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been doing successfully for decades.
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For starters, it has to be a dog or a miniature horse, and it has to have been trained to do a job or perform a task that directly relates to its handler's disability.
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Evolving an enzyme to do a job can come with unforeseen side effects, traits the enzyme inherits that you might not want it to, or unexpected limitations that come from it evolving in the lab.
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After checking in on damaged homes and offices, government employees and contractors within the quake zone also got to work, readying themselves to do a job that wouldn't be easy during this time of year.
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Rather than promote a terrified kid from the under-18s, Larsson decided his 42-year-old kit man Daniel Andersson could do a job – a judgment vindicated with a clean sheet and a valuable point.
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Baskets is a comedy, but it's about existential dissatisfaction; waking up each morning to do a job you don't want to do, scraping together rent each month to live somewhere you don't want to live.
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It is true that while any rational person sympathizes with your desire to go home to your families, many Americans have no sympathy for those elected to do a job, who then abrogate their responsibilities.
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TLAPACOYAN, Mexico — Francisco Trujillo heads north each summer to do a job that few Americans want: a four-month stint operating carnival rides, mopping up vomit and sleeping in a cramped trailer with other workers.
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"I kind of had to grow up a little bit," the father of two said, "and do a job and provide a service for other people and teach them things I knew and play this crazy game."
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Since the financial crisis depressed wages, it has made sense for many firms to rely on labour rather than capital—ie, to hire a person to do a job instead of buying a robot to do it.
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"I usually, when I do a job, I don't care what the perception of it is gonna be, because I'm just like, I did my part, however people like it is none of my business," Culkin said.
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As someone who has run multiple organizations throughout my professional career, I cannot imagine paying someone to do a job I cannot account for at the end of the day—especially a job that's funded by taxpayers!
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Michael Rapaport just got counted out by UFC ref Herb Dean ... who says the actor should stay in his lane when talking MMA ... and not tell the veteran ref how to do a job Rapaport knows nothing about.
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In a world where so many people cobble together a career out of freelance gigs, I think this was such a powerful point: It's one thing to do a job that's boring or repetitive, or not your dream career.
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So why, when such a large portion of the U.S. has some sort of body art, do we still believe that tattoos lower someone's ability to do a job well or make them a more reckless or unclean person?
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Of the beautiful shadows in Jacques Tourneur's classic tale of double-crosses and bad romance, Douglas looms as the darkest, a crime boss who summons a small-town gas station attendant (Robert Mitchum) to do a job for him.
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In Amazon's recent Super Bowl commercial, it's not AI's human users who will derail us from the promise of a technological future; rather, it's the human surrogates who are asked to do a job that a voice assistant would otherwise perform.
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Fresh off her parole from prison, Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock) — the estranged sister of Danny Ocean, the main character in Ocean's 11 and its sequels — gets in touch with old friends to do a job she's been plotting for five years.
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He behaved less like an affectionate pal than a guy getting paid to do a job, a pet employee reassuring disgruntled co-workers that their unpopular boss was actually a great guy, really, if only you guys got to know him.
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It has been hard at times, Sena admitted, to see people come in and do a job they're paid for and leave behind without understanding or experiencing the immense pressure felt by the brigadistas who are closely connected to the land.
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According to Caraher, every job is important—"no one pays someone to do a job that doesn't matter"—but employers don't always do a great job of explaining that to younger employees, and it can leave a lot of people feeling under-appreciated.
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"One purpose of malpractice litigation is to light a fire under medical providers to do the best possible job, or to do a job that meets reasonable professional standards, and that's a major incentive in American society," he told Task & Purpose last year.
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Her concerns came back up in May: "I will never understand what is fierce, funny, or feminist in creating a show that basically says the original actresses are too old to do a job they did 12 years ago," Combs shared on Twitter.
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"It is refreshing to have a justice join the court and decide they're not going to ease into it like a warm bath -- he's there to do a job and he decided to hit the ground running from day one," Samuel said.
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Also, while they largely do a job blocking out non-voice registers, there are still some things that get through — most notably that high squeak of truck brakes you'll frequently hear on the streets of New York, which actually gets amplified in the process.
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"If, at some point, there's a UFO that you want shared and you want to be on the platform and it's going to do a job for somebody, we'll be able to put it on the platform," Steyn said, emphasizing the flexibility of the Maven.
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Buettner's offers this advice to millennials who may feel unhappy living or working where they do: "As long as you make enough for food, shelter, healthcare and some mobility, you should only do a job you love and uses your skills/passions," he says.
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Location: San Francisco, CaliforniaEmployee quote: "I am primarily a SAHM, though I have a very part-time job somewhere else, and it's nice to be able to hop on when the kiddo is sleeping and do a job or two before he wakes up."
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Big data means biased noiseA second issue gets at why O&aposNeil believes biased job sites are particularly problematic: they factor in information that may have no bearing on a candidate&aposs ability to do a job, rather than focusing only on relevant details.
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He and the director don't agree, so rather than trying to, I don't know, do a job that he was hired to do without being a child, he storms off set and back into his sex lair/apartment, all bulging veins and raging Adam Driver yelling.
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"It is important for political leaders to try and remind themselves that you are there to do a job, but you are not there for life, you are not there in order to prop up your own sense of self importance or your own power," he added.
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Stars like Kaia Gerber, Gigi and Bella Hadid don't do a job without their moms, Cindy Crawford and Yolanda Hadid, respectively, posting #proudmama Instagrams, and pretty much every celeb kid who's ever walked in the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show has had their proud parents sitting front and center.
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This wouldn't be a day I would pick to do a job interview or to engage with the public; however, Neptune is an extremely creative and artistic energy, so if there's something you can't reschedule, tap into your inner poet to make the best of this nebulous energy.
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Fixing the H-1B visa might mean requiring employers to do more to demonstrate that they're trying to hire Americans for the job instead, or even to train Americans to do a job they can't find native workers to fill — or simply cutting the number of visas awarded across the board.
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"Given the importance of the mission -- the size of the threat, the challenge that we face, the large number of vacancies within CISA -- it's not, it seems to me, a department that can spare critical talent to go do a job other than protecting our critical networks," Langevin said during the hearing.
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"President Donald J. Trump hired me to do a job as the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and we are making tremendous progress ensuring our most vulnerable citizens are empowered with a path to self-sufficiency," Carson told The Hill in a statement when asked for comment about the Newsmax interview.
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The images — which were seen by at least two of her United co-workers — interfered with her ability to do a job that values "personal rapport and congeniality," according to the E.E.O.C. The woman sued Mr. Uhlenbrock three times, and he agreed to pay more than $100,000 in damages, court records show.
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On Independence Day, 2013, with kids gone for the summer, a series of messages were sent to staff members at the Miller Street School in Newark, New Jersey, reminding them to do a job vital to ensuring the health and safety of the school's students — changing filters installed on every water fountain and faucet in the building.
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Although that gruesome two-hour spectacle, during which the prisoner visibly gasped and choked 660 times while the state administered 14 times its planned dosage of lethal drugs, involved a different drug protocol than the one in Glossip, it shared the common flaw of depending upon midazolam to do a job it inherently is unsuited to perform.
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Thomas L. Friedman Dear America's Business Leaders: I am writing you today because it will soon become clear that you're going to need to do a job that you've never thought of doing before: saving the country from a leader with a truly distorted view of how the world works and the role America should play in it.
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London Breed: It's really tough because you're right, most of the data shows that folks who come here to work in San Francisco in the tech industry, they usually won't register to vote because they're registered at home and they don't necessarily get involved in politics because they're here to do a job and you don't know if you're going to stay or not and put down roots in San Francisco or what have you.
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An alternate at the 2010 Winter Games who missed the cut in 2014, and already a history-maker for being the first openly gay athlete to ever compete for America in the Winter Olympics, Rippon has not shied away from the role fame gives him as an advocate for the broader LGBTQ community — he has been in the headlines ever since speaking out in a January interview with USA Today about President Donald Trump administration's policies toward the LGBTQ community, calling out Vice President Mike Pence "I came here to do a job, and I think that being vocal has kind of given my skating more importance," he told reporters after his performance on Monday.
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