"What do you do for a living?" asked Ruby Roo.
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If that happens, what will we do for a living?
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This is something I want to do for a living.
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What the hell did Jeff Park do for a living?
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Is this something you want to do for a living?
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Of course it's also what I do for a living.
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So what do you do for a living these days?
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What, after all, do retired officials do for a living?
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"This is what we do for a living," Goldstein said.
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"What I do for a living should not matter," she says.
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He could care less about what you do for a living?
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Callimachi: Can I ask what your parents do for a living?
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I'm very lucky to do what I do for a living.
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There's a huge stigma around what they do for a living.
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CBP agents commonly ask travelers what they do for a living.
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How do you tell your children what you do for a living?
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Never lie about your age or what you do for a living.
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It was never something I really wanted to do for a living.
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"Oh, that's what Daddy used to do for a living," he explained.
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"I'm thinking he knows what I do for a living," Zimmerman remembered.
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That's what I do for a living: seeing the energy and recognition.
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The main thing is I like what I do for a living.
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Do your friends and family know what you do for a living?
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Who is Betsy Broder and what does she do for a living?
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What, then, do West Virginians actually do for a living these days?
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That's like asking, 'What does Chance the Rapper do for a living?
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HEGSETH: Yeah, I still don&apost know what I do for a living.
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"I'm not talking just about what you do for a living," she adds.
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Yeah, they can twist it because that's what they do for a living.
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First, look up what the candidates on your ballot do for a living.
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I spend my days writing because that's what I do for a living.
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It might depend on what you and your colleague do for a living.
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In many ways good and bad, we are what we do for a living.
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People ask what I do for a living and I say I kill people.
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First, your grandma probably doesn't really "get" what you do for a living, period.
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Kristen Park Hopson didn't always know what she wanted to do for a living.
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Nobody who's on this list is bad at what they do for a living.
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"That's what I do for a living," he said, noting it comes with the turf.
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It was fun, but it was never something I wanted to do for a living.
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For better or worse, the men in "Toast" are what they do for a living.
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To me, when somebody says you're a professional, that's what you do for a living.
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Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with loving what you do for a living.
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I would talk to people who do what you want to do for a living.
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When a romantic prospect learns what I do for a living, things often get interesting.
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Leadership isn't about what we do for a living; it's simply about what we do.
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Because of what I do for a living, I'm hunched over a lot, cooking or writing.
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How do men react on dates when you tell them what you do for a living?
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It's almost like a set, which kind of touches on what I do for a living.
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If you want to know what I do for a living, the answer is I fret.
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It was at this point that she nonchalantly asked me what I do for a living.
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Whatever it is we "do" for a living is increasingly stitched up with who we are.
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Tell me more about your background; what do you do for a living beyond making custom cakes?
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Consent can be withheld by anyone at any time, no matter what they do for a living.
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In social settings, when asked what I do for a living, I answer truthfully and in full.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that children show interest in what their parents do for a living.
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The Cycle When a romantic prospect learns what I do for a living, things often get interesting.
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Sooner or later, most people will become miserable doing whatever it is they do for a living.
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I don't think what we do for a living is going to look the same ever again.
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" Adds Pam: "We already knew the importance of helping others — that is what we do for a living.
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It's one thing to feel like a fraud when you tell people what you do for a living.
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Anderson is hopeful that legalization will allow people to speak openly of what they do for a living.
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What was it like explaining to your family or to your kid what you do for a living?
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"Design isn't just what we do for a living, it's what we do on our weekends," says Berkus.
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Work, as Lawrence Katz of Harvard once pointed out, is not just what people do for a living.
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Once suited up, I got to do the fun stuff that Towns and Russell do for a living.
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When the researcher presented his findings, his wife was like, 'This is what you do for a living?
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When people find out what I do for a living, it is generally the first thing they ask.
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Kimberly, what advice do you have for young people who want to do what you do for a living?
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After becoming obsessed with the TV show The F.B.I., O'Neill knew what he wanted to do for a living.
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And now, years later, with what I do for a living, I do realize the irony of the situation.
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Do your kids — Mason, 4, and Aria, 2, with husband Brian Autenrieth — know what you do for a living?
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Law enforcement officers are people and you do have to harden yourself from what you do for a living.
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"The grey hair doesn't come from age, it comes from what I do for a living," says McCallum, 48.
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In their teenage years, creative minds start to think about their future—and what to do for a living.
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"What I do for a living with Walmart is going to be the new way of life," she says.
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As a result, around three out of five people dreaded having to explain what they do for a living.
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What people do for a living is often one of the smaller parts of the stories that we tell.
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The first time a colleague casually asked me, "what does your husband do for a living," it was tough.
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"Sadly there have been two serious occasions that made me reconsider what I do for a living," she tells me.
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"If you ask her what I do for a living, she says, 'Mommy's a superhero,' " Johansson, 33, told Ellen DeGeneres.
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And the special operators based at Fort Bragg are silent about exactly what it is they do for a living.
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It depends on where you live, what you do for a living and how much coverage you want to buy.
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"That goes against the concept of what we do for a living," Lee explained in regards to a restaurant blackout.
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Schumer began by asking me questions: Where did I grow up and what did my father do for a living?
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"It's fun to sit with my seven-year-old and show him what I do for a living," he said.
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For a lot of people, unless you are lucky and love what you do for a living, work is drudgery.
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And while the famous couple is recognizable around the world, their children have no idea what they do for a living.
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I do remember that some people seemed a little too impressed with what I told them I do for a living.
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Say, "Oh, really?" when they say something you already know, like their name or what they do for a living. 4.
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"My daughter has no clue what I do for a living," Kunis said during a recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Your kids does not care when it's time for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich what you do for a living.
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Out of these 1.3 billion people with jobs, only 200 million are "engaged" in what they do for a living — i.e.
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To an extent, but there's also more pressure to be good at it, because it's what I do for a living.
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I'm proud of what I do for a living, just like doctors or lawyers are proud of the work they do.
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I'm going to have the panel here quickly introduce themselves, explain who they are, and what they do for a living.
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"For example, let's say someone asks you what you do for fun or what you do for a living," he said.
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"If a majority of tattoo shops close, I don't know what we're all going to do for a living," Barba said.
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"I don't think that people of Hollywood should be silenced because of what we do for a living," Ms. Washington said.
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GRAPHIC: Jobs of the 113s - here What Americans do for a living has changed a lot in the last 10 years.
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Frankly, I hoped saner heads would prevail, and that when they got there they'd realize what we do for a living.
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GRAPHIC: Jobs of the 113s - here What Americans do for a living has changed a lot in the last 10 years.
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That's all important too, to talk about what these people do for a living, so they know that they can make art.
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"Kids at school are really starting to talk to [Mason] about it and know what I do for a living," says Richardson.
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These three characters are largely defined by what they do for a living, whereas Yeong-hye stops doing much of anything altogether.
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Healers and the castaways are split up by what they do for a living Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Since people at church found out what I do for a living, I've become the de-facto person to ask about security.
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Public relations is what I do for a living, so I was going to have to use my skills at home too.
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No matter what you do for a living, having sound knowledge of digital marketing is bound to get you ahead at work.
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" To me, she said, "There's a reason I live in the Maine woods, where nobody knows what I do for a living.
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When you went to college, did you have an idea what you wanted to do for a living or for a career?
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Social justice is incredibly important to me, I marched on Washington for choice, but that's not what I do for a living.
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"I'm an athlete, that's what I do for a living, I'm not giving up because of an injury," she told reporters in Queensland.
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I can't believe that we're being held hostage over a wall that has nothing to do with what I do for a living.
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PAUL SINGER: I think that gold as a directional asset -- I mean, what we actually do for a living is mostly situational investing.
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It's very rare in what I do for a living to be part of something that feels so right when you're in it.
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"Addiction will kill you no matter what you do for a living," says Howard Samuels, an addiction therapist who works with celebrity clients.
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Sooner rather than later, a robot is going to be able to do part or all of what you do for a living.
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Age: 84 Occupation: arts patron and philanthropist; emeritus chair of the Museum of Arts and Design What do you do for a living?
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Dinner table conversations on what I do for a living always touch on the importance of curing malaria and all these other diseases.
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From my accent, he could tell I was an American, and as we talked, he asked me what I do for a living.
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"They discriminate against us because they don&apost like what we do for a living," Alana Evans, president of the guild, told BBC.
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But just as often I'm baffled by the complete separation between what I do for a living and the rest of my life.
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The doctor explained how Tyson found the right people to guide his talent for fighting into something he could do for a living.
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Like, for example, what did he do for a living that he was able afford the mortgage on the family's giant, beautifully decorated house?
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The idea that a robot may take their job or automate what they do for a living is already happening, and it's incredibly worrisome.
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Using these features is a bit like minding a machine that is trying to learn how to do what you do for a living.
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I made jokes and I laughed at theirs, and slowly started to believe that there's more to me than what I do for a living.
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"When they're being told by their leaders that what they do for a living is maybe questionable, it hurts morale at those agencies," said Weinbaum.
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This creates a huge incentive for people to take whatever it is they do for a living and redefine it as a pass-through company.
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Being able to speak confidently and make a powerful presentation can help you both personally and professionally, no matter what you do for a living.
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Given the amount of time many of us spend at work, it's common to let what we do for a living define who we are.
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In another survey by the NAHB, young adults ages 203 to 25 were asked if they knew what they wanted to do for a living.
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Going to plays is what I do for a living, but this had nothing to do with work; it was about assuaging my own pain.
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Many people assume, based on what I do for a living, that I must have an extraordinary kitchen full of the latest tools and appliances.
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For me, it's something I can tuck in my small talk arsenal for the next time someone asks me what I do for a living.
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Doing what I do for a living, I've adopted a bit of a more is more approach when it comes to backpacks — more pockets, more slots.
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One in three working Americans might not be getting enough sleep, and it turns out that could be because of what they do for a living.
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Spouses also obviously need to respect what their partners do for a living, because for many professionals, our jobs are a key part of our identities.
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What I do for a living now in California is a very specialized type of diving, so it's hard to find a program that supports it.
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" He continues, "When I'm home, I want them to experience a normal life, disregarding what I do for a living or what Lauren does for a living.
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You start writing songs at 14 but when you actually say it's what you want to do for a living you're judged in a very different way.
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AGOTIME BEH, Ghana — After he graduated from university, Vozbeth Kofi Azumah was reluctant to tell anyone — even his mother — what he planned to do for a living.
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So as a professor, as an academic, we trace our lineage back to Socrates; he is our patron saint, and what did he do for a living?
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I feel embarrassed when I tell people what it is I do for a living and worry that they'll think less of me and not "get" me.
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It&aposs not glamorous like an astronaut or a rock star, and it&aposs not easy to explain when someone asks what you do for a living.
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Jane also knows what Walt and Jesse do for a living — because Jesse told her — and she tries to blackmail Walt into giving Jesse his owed share.
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Leadership isn't what you do for a living, but it's who you are, and who you are is defined by your actions, not just titles and perception.
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"I just hang out with him and make dumb faces, which is what I do for a living anyway," the My So-Called Life alum joked to E!
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"I just hang out with him and make dumb faces, which is what I do for a living anyway," the My So-Called Life alum joked to E!
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I understand that this is what I do for a living, and to a degree it's my job; I mean, it's what we do, and we're very lucky.
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In Australia, it's not just what you do for a living that matters, but who you work for, according to LinkedIn's latest list of the country's top employers.
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Digging a little deeper, 67 percent defined success as "good relationships with friends and family," and 60 percent said it is loving what you do for a living.
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We spoke to eight professional gamers, many of which live-stream themselves on websites like Twitch, to discuss the biggest upsides of what they do for a living.
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I became interested in what made computers tick, got into self-taught programming, and eventually figured out that this was what I wanted to do for a living.
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Workers like these do for a living what the rest of us do to avoid our work, and they do it so that we might keep avoiding work.
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That's the incredible joy and luck of what I get to do for a living, is I get to live in my imagination a lot of the time.
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When I told people this was what I was going to do for a living, they would say, 'That will be a good job, you'll have a good pension.
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I can't believe that this is my life and this is what we get to do for a living, is to preserve a tradition and make people happy, hopefully.
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"My first reaction was to flip this little case upside down, and I had to think about why I was there, what I do for a living," he added.
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Before that, yeah, you see occasional academic journals ... I mean, this is what I used to do for a living, I was a lawyer, I was an antitrust litigator.
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So what exactly does this 28-year-old do for a living to pay for all the dog food for Koda (but not to fix the hole Koda made)?
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If board members can be forced out because of what they do for a living, what does that mean for cultural institutions that depend on their generosity to survive?
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No matter what people do for a living, no matter their title or salary, everyone wants to feel appreciated for their efforts by their companies and their direct managers.
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I want to know every last detail — where you were born, where you went to high school and college, what you do for a living, if you are married.
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Trying to explain the dissociative weirdness of a chatroom is still kind of difficult, now, after decades of being in them—and it's what I do for a living.
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If you want to go and weren't invited by Facebook, you'll have to apply for a ticket, explaining why you want to go, what you do for a living, etc.
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That the dream that came out of that era of, like, you can be a blogger and it could sort of be a thing that you do for a living.
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"When they asked me in high school what I wanted to do for a living, I told them I wanted to be either a bodybuilder or a glassblower," she says.
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According to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, what we do for a living has a direct correlation with our likelihood of death by suicide.
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" Doumis, also a long time television producer, added: "Given what we both do for a living, it's very rare when something is created that someone doesn't tell you to change.
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" Asked about the anger the series has provoked among some for its treatment of women, Dinklage replies: "I love strong reactions to things in what we do for a living.
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"It doesn't matter what you do for a living," said Betsy Mayotte, founder and president of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors, which provides free student loan advice to borrowers.
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"It's such a rare thing to be able to experience what we do for a living, and to do it together, really feels like all the moments are special," says McGraw.
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Without the mutual friends, it means you'd have to go through the usual chatter about how your day is going, what you do for a living, and also where you're from.
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The whitepaper, which is the biggest study looking at influencer attitudes to date, also showed that 25% of influencers feel their parents "don&apost understand" what they do for a living.
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This is going to be a weird week whatever you do for a living, however you worship or don't, wherever you stand on the political spectrum, all across the United States.
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Though he has known for a long time that stage lighting was something he wanted to do for a living, theater isn't where Ms. Soto thought she would spend her career.
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"It's such a rare thing to be able to experience what we do for a living, and to do it together, really feels like all the moments are special," McGraw, 51, said.
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Sparring at a young age was also a priceless experience and is what made me understand this was something I could do [for a living] and that I was made for this.
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At some point, usually between cans, you find yourself asking the unfamiliar face in the room what they do for a living, something you thought only those completely devoid of personality did.
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You know you'll feel compelled to entertain or please the guy in some way or another, and wonder what will happen when you explain to him what you do for a living.
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And when you do what I do for a living (and when your husband's a writer, as mine is), the stack of must-reads on my night table can get pretty tall.
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You must dress a certain way and look a certain way if you want to be valued as a woman, no matter what you do for a living or who you are.
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"It makes sense now more than ever, given what we stand for as a couple, what we do for a living, and what we're worried about as a country," Brzezinski told Vanity Fair.
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Click here to view original GIFNo matter what you do for a living, there's a very good chance that at least some part of your job involves pecking away at a computer keyboard.
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Information like what school you attended, what you do for a living, or a photo, combined with a correct name, is often all it takes to hunt down a LinkedIn or Facebook page.
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"Pretty much everyone, regardless of what they do for a living, has a knee-jerk fear of getting audited—for those operating in the adult industry, that fear is even stronger," she said.
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At parties, they say, people talk about swimming holes and nature hikes rather than what they do for a living, and gathering around a firepit is as commonplace as a Manhattan power lunch.
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The 72-question form asked the potential jurors who were about to enter the voir dire process a range of questions, from what they do for a living to their hobbies and interests.
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"[T]o the extent men judge themselves based on what they do for a living, I don't have a lot to show for the last seven years," the departing Congressman told VICE News.
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The cool thing to me relative to what I do for a living is seven of them were from industries where, in theory, you can't pay people good wages from hospitality, from groceries.
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During the play's 85 minutes, audiences never learn what Paul and Donna do for a living or whether their income is sufficient to pay for all of their renovations and the coming rehab expenses.
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Realinfmom, who works in publishing, offers this specific reason:As for why I use Word now, one of the things I do for a living is copy edit book manuscripts, and publishers want Word format.
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"I don't even know how to explain to her what I do for a living, so I don't know when she's gonna see my movies, because none of them are okay," Kunis told Kimmel.
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And I went back to Denver and got my degree, I studied multimedia design, so it's anything from web design to graphic design to— And this is what you do for a living, right?
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Often, when I meet new people and the conversation topic turns to "what do you do for a living," people are interested when I say that I write about travel and credit card rewards.
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"It's such a rare thing to be able to experience what we do for a living, and to do it together really feels like all the moments are special," McGraw told PEOPLE in 2018.
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The images of individuals speaking out against injustices not only emphasize how much conditions for the workers can be improved, but they also describe their identities far beyond what they do for a living.
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Also not alone are the millions of kids (of all ages) that watch Home Alone and wonder exactly what Kevin's parents do for a living to afford that house and all of those luxurious vacations.
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Tom's horror at learning this is one of a few moments of humanity in the series when characters see the line they're about to cross, understanding the implications of what they do for a living.
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And so it's not what I do for a living, but in terms of how you think about businesses must be reacting to the overall environment, it seems like this injects uncertainty in their decision-making.
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"I've chosen to do what I do for a living because I love the female body and I know that body-shaming is wrong and it's not what I am about," Mathers said in a Snapchat.
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Of course, maybe you can't get behind the idea of imposing a Gold Medal Tax on lawyers, or coaches, or whatever-you-do-for-a-living, especially without even asking them if they're cool with it.
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Now, researchers from Norwegian telecom Telenor, the MIT Media Lab, and big data nonprofit Flowminder have concluded that metadata from your cell phone can reveal if you're unemployed, or even what you do for a living.
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Professionally, it feels like a lifetime ago—but seeing The Wolf Among Us 2 confirmed gets me excited to, again, share what I do for a living with the person I spend most of my life with.
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He's eight right now, and it's not so much that I want him to hear the band, I just want him to see what I do for a living because I don't think he quite understands yet.
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The intimacy of what I do for a living makes me have to become vulnerable to "the process," and on this movie, that process was so long, and so elongated, it became something completely different for Franco.
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It is nice to be among other gun owners and know that when I'm asked the question of what do I do for a living, I don't have to skirt around the fact that I'm in guns.
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Suddenly, Zellweger was the one grilling me: What did he do for a living, how long had we been dating, and wasn't it Rilke who once said that love is being the guardian of one another's solitude?
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"Given what we're all facing today and what many people are facing in an even more intense sense, I find it an astonishing privilege that this is what I get to do for a living," she said.
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My friends and relatives all know what I do for a living and are absolutely fine with it, but occasionally I'll have an acquaintance who thinks it's cool to bombard me with tons of incredibly personal questions.
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"I love my family so much and I love what I do for a living so much [that] I never, ever want to take those things for granted and I really try to treasure every second," Brady says.
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"My dad loves me and is very proud of me, but he kind of barely understands what I do for a living," said Jason Kreher, a creative director at Wieden+Kennedy who has worked on Old Spice campaigns.
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We slave away at our writing desks, so that you might while away the hours thinking about the football, then go grudgingly back to your auditing, or whatever the fuck it is you people do for a living.
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"I want to use my voice so that people in Lebanon understand where I come from, my culture, music, food - so they will look beyond what I do for a living, and the color of my skin," he said.
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The mindset that life is short and being kind is what makes you lovable, not what you look like, not what you do for a living, not how much money you have.. but by how big your heart is.
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"My daughter has no clue what I do for a living," Kunis recently said on Jimmy Kimmel Live, adding that Wyatt thinks "mommy gets hair and makeup for a living" because she only visits the hair and makeup trailers on sets.
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"My daughter has no clue what I do for a living," Kunis said to guest host Shaquille O'Neal, adding that Wyatt thinks "mommy gets hair and makeup for a living" because she only visits the hair and makeup trailers on sets.
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Two-fifths of people know the access code to their partner's phone and a similar number (38%) know their other half's favorite band but less than third would be able to describe what they do for a living, research has found.
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The six-time Super Bowl-winner added, "I love my family so much and I love what I do for a living so much [that] I never, ever want to take those things for granted and I really try to treasure every second."
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"But we do not know what else to do for a living if we stop working here," she said, describing health problems, such as weight loss, body weakness and trembling hands, which she has experienced after a decade working in the mines.
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I know that like there's some portion of fame and what I do for a living, and that was my first film, that put me on the list more than what my face looks like, more than what my body looks like.
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"They can really tailor the phishing email to the person's profile, based on what they do for a living, what type of job they have, all of which makes it so much easier to trick them into clicking a link," Wikoff said.
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I feel like, eh, you just do your best, and kids will respond, because all you have to do is be in touch with your own childhood and what it's like to be a kid, and that's what I do for a living.
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"It's important that people understand that if you commit a crime, and we have the evidence to prove it, it doesn't matter to us what you do for a living," St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce, whose office charged Stockley, told the St. Louis Dispatch.
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" Tom Hanks, whom Demme directed to a Best Actor Oscar in 1993's Philadelphia, said in a statement: "Jonathan taught us how big a heart a person can have, and how it will guide how we live and what we do for a living.
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Let's say they use the word "nice cameras" and everybody was documenting them, which is kind of what I do for a living, so I shouldn't necessarily be judgmental, but this is about a certain sense that, like, I'm here, but I'm not here.
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I asked workers at Carrier and Rexnord (the plant down the street that closed down without a peep from Trump—or, as Rexnord worker Gary Canter put it, a tweet) what they would like to do for a living if money wasn't an object.
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"It's such a rare thing to be able to experience what we do for a living, and to do it together really feels like all the moments are special," McGraw said Added Hill, "I watch him perform and still to this day I'm awed by it."
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"I thought it would be fun for them to not just visit the set for half an hour and see me and say hello, but actually see what I do for a living," Harris, 44, told PEOPLE during Thursday's season 2 premiere in New York City.
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I try to keep pretty good notes, but I can remember the big Gravenstein apple trees in their yards, the ice-cold Coke they offered me on a hot day, what they do for a living, and even the ones who hobbled to the door on crutches.
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"Evidently, a major label will want your music to be bigger and that it reaches more people; they want it to be more popular and commercial, because that's their job, that's what they do for a living, and that's why they're a multinational label," shares Mejía.
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Having apparently forgotten what it is they do for a living, or where it is they do it, many Republicans in Congress are aping President Donald Trump's justification for disclosing highly classified intelligence to Russian officials as a way of explaining their own seeming indifference to his disastrous presidency.
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They had come to talk about how they integrate religious faith with what they do for a living — how the lessons and community of Sunday worship can become "a church for Monday," in the phrase of the conference organizer, Made to Flourish, a Christian ministry based in Overland Park, Kan.
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At the invitation of CreativeFuture, a creative industries advocacy group, and the Creative Rights Caucus, a bipartisan group dedicated to protecting the rights of content creators, I spoke to hundreds of government officials about what millions of us do for a living and how critically important that work is to our society and culture.
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He found that he was good at logic, and, when it dawned on him that philosophy was something you could actually do for a living, he went on to get his Ph.D., in philosophy of mind, while living in London, with a couple of people who sold the Socialist Worker , in a grotty flat on the Isle of Dogs.
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I opined last year that The Americans was structured roughly like a five-act play, with the story's "climax" (or the point at which everything changes and goes from the untapped potential of rising action to the bloody kineticism of falling action) coming when Philip and Elizabeth told Paige the truth about what they do for a living.
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Now that his meme is waning, it seems that we should all reflect on the simple fact that most of us had no idea how big cattle actually are, how big Holsteins are, and certainly not even an inkling of how big Holstein steers are, and what they do for a living, while they are living.
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It&aposs up to the NSFW employee who handles memberships to decide if an additional interview step is needed, but generally speaking, they want to get a sense of a person&aposs political values and what they do for a living so they can decide if the applicant would mesh well with existing members, according to Saynt.
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" Mr. McAvoy, who took part in the 2015 staging of "Monologues," said in an interview that he wanted to return for this production because "if you've got a bit of time to do charity and do what you do for a living — and to use drama, the healing power of drama — then it's kind of a no-brainer.
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The 5-pound coin struck to mark the occasion bears the words "not for self but country" in Latin, a most appropriate motto for an aristocratic immigrant who served in the Royal Navy but left to marry a royal heiress, and then, as her consort, made 22,219 of the sorts of formal appearances that royals do for a living in these post-feudal times, from cutting ribbons to visiting distant lands.
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