To allow an ethic of solidarity would be, in West's ethic, to admit weakness.
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THE phrases "ethic of conviction" and "ethic of responsibility" mean little to most English-speakers.
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Even work ethic is highly contagious, and you would think that work ethic is not a bad thing, but in Palo Alto, the work ethic can drive young people to burn out.
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Malotru is a guy with an ethic, and sometimes your personal ethic goes against your professional orders.
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But that work ethic — which was also a work-isn't-everything ethic — had political implications all the same.
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"Some people think they're talking about a work ethic, when what they're really talking about is a wealth ethic," Peter explains.
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He sneered at President Obama's work ethic — among many other things — but Trump's own work ethic has been found severely wanting.
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Implying that a "minimum wage work ethic" is somehow indicative of a lesser work ethic is clueless at best, and downright degrading at worst.
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In his essay of 1919 on "Politics as a Vocation", Max Weber made a distinction between the "ethic of responsibility" and the "ethic of conviction".
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The romantic 1960s ethic of self-expression and escape from inhibitions weakened that ethic, and the A.P.A. report seems to be trying to administer the coup de grâce.
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The ethic of responsibility is all about pragmatism—doing what you can to keep the show on the road—whereas the ethic of conviction is all about moral purity.
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The "leave no trace" wilderness ethic is great for middle-class backpackers in a national park, but that ethic just doesn't work for people who depend on the land for their sustenance.
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Show it to your kids to encourage good work ethic.
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It requires a grinding work ethic and lots of patience.
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We're going back to the work ethic and the competitiveness.
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She has been creative and incredible with her work ethic.
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That made him the unwitting embodiment of the 'Moneyball' ethic.
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That vast work ethic, that commitment to making things happen.
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Kucherov's work ethic and physical fluidity run in the family.
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His personality, his work ethic, the way he handles pressure.
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She stood up for Jenner specifically, praising her work ethic.
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Leonard's work ethic was apparent from the start, Popovich said.
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She attributes her lifelong work ethic to her old age.
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But it's really meant as a humanizing ethic of sex.
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No, it was because I didn't have the work ethic.
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You can see where he got his work ethic from.
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I've never seen a work ethic like that in anyone.
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America needs the ethic of love now more than ever.
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It's really important to have that kind of work ethic.
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Mark Cuban credits "The Fountainhead" with his strong work ethic.
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The American conservation ethic is rooted is sound, conservative principles.
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The Puritan work ethic is alive and flourishing in 2017.
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Everything you do is based on your own work ethic.
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And she imbued herself with a lot of that ethic.
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The character, the work ethic of that group, it's phenomenal.
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Our work ethic itself is a form of social capital.
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To endure, democracy needs buttressing from a strong republican ethic.
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"I learned my work ethic from him," Benioff once said.
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Our nation's work ethic is the best in the world.
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Hosszu had a herculean work ethic but no grandiose goals.
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" He added: "Our Judeo-Christian ethic is what is civilization.
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But it helped him establish a very strong work ethic.
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The only ethic that exists is: take what you can.
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But what does this potentially troubling phrase "work ethic" mean?
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It helped mold our attitude and mold our work ethic.
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With a work ethic like that, when does Future relax?
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Judging from the work ethic in play, here, it will.
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"I felt that I had the work ethic," he explains.
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I find his work stunning and his work ethic inspiring.
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I would never dishonor my dad and his work ethic.
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You only survive if you've got a prodigious work ethic.
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He would see a work ethic that shames our own.
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His work ethic shows up, but it's not brain surgery.
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He had an amazing work ethic and sense of humility.
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"From the experience, I learned a work ethic," he said.
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In Robinson's view, Pete Buttigieg simply doesn't share that ethic.
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But it helps explain Rice's unflagging work ethic and drive.
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Read more:Kobe Bryant was known for his intense work ethic.
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He has a work ethic that would impress Thomas Edison.
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I will miss his eloquence, his dedication and work ethic.
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The Trumps have an ethic of loyalty to one another.
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He's instilled that Mamba Mentality; he's created a whole ethic.
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The Andersons instilled their company with an unusual business ethic.
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"His work ethic is impeccable," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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I respect him and learned a lot about work ethic.
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It's more of just trying to understand their work ethic.
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"Impersonality and objectivity are part of the ethic of journalistic identity, just as disinterestedness and freedom of inquiry are part of the ethic of professorial identity," Louis Menand once observed in The New Yorker.
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We also need to adopt an ethic of compassion and care.
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Enlightenment ethic as applied to today means the democratization of daily
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Mattox says he's developed his work ethic from watching his parents.
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Her energy and work ethic brings out the best in you.
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Prince William is shrugging off recent criticism about his work ethic.
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Sports helped me get into college and develop a work ethic.
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I, too, was floored by his work ethic and his humility.
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"The work ethic of the actresses was mind blowing," he said.
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She seems to have had this work ethic since the beginning.
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Do millennials lack grit because our culture devalues a work ethic?
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John says what sets his boys apart is their work ethic.
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If it's possible to get her work ethic bottled, I'm buying.
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William's work ethic, enthusiasm, and mastery of his beat are remarkable.
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But perhaps the most significant contributing factor is his work ethic.
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He taught us everything we need to know about work ethic.
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Nonetheless, that brush with death would shape his work ethic forever.
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I understand his work ethic and things about him for sure.
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It backed free trade and praised immigrants for their work ethic.
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And I also think that she has a tremendous work ethic.
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Employers praise eastern European staff for their skills and work ethic.
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They deserve the best work ethic White House employees can muster.
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That's the thing; the whole ethic of that company is inclusion.
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"His work ethic and dedication is truly unbelievable," she tells PEOPLE.
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Your hunger and work ethic has to always remain the same.
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Apparently, only one of our two parties stands for this ethic.
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Vasari achieved contemporary fame and wealth by his rigorous work ethic.
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The aesthetic of Brutalism may at last triumph over its ethic.
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For us, there's a similar work ethic and approach to finances.
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She is a natural talent, with a work ethic to match.
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But I had no work ethic and I had no discipline.
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Miranda's non-stop work ethic started in college at Wesleyan University.
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For being a young guy, he's really got good work ethic.
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For conservatives, it was sacrilege, an offense against the individualist ethic.
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This citizen-protector ethic redefines men's social utility to their families.
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All of these actions corrode the professional ethic of the military.
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I applied my work ethic and got good within a summer.
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" Mr. Burbank said he admired Ms. Patel's "work ethic and discipline.
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Babies, however, often do not respond to a diligent work ethic.
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Trump's amorality play contradicts our paeans to the Puritan work ethic.
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That work ethic is what they taught all of their children.
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Pitino compared Prickett's work ethic to none other than Larry Bird's.
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Now is the time to double down on that work ethic.
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TV, noting Kobe's approach to the game and his work ethic.
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We just want to play good hockey with good work ethic.
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What is your opinion of Robert Mueller's character and work ethic?
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People love their doctors and respect their expertise and work ethic.
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" The Washington Post described the situation as an "ethic(al) quagmire.
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"There's a great work ethic with older workers," Ms. Goldberg said.
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But I had no work ethic, and I had no discipline.
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O'Rourke began by praising Cruz's work ethic and his family's sacrifice.
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Among the lessons he absorbed: work ethic, integrity, I hate retail.
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That is the work ethic model I got from my parents.
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My dad taught me his work ethic and love of sports.
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I also say that work ethic matters more than most anything.
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That his demeanour is shy and his work ethic is admirable.
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That work ethic would set the tone for her entire life.
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"But what has happened is that white evangelicals have really turned that on its head and have exchanged an ethic of principle for a utilitarian ethic where the ends tend to justify the means," he added.
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He's a guy who brings it every day with his work ethic.
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And that work ethic is something she's passing on to her children.
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He really stressed their work ethic, but also their energy and enthusiasm.
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Combining authenticity with work ethic is a winning formula for audience growth.
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You just have to remain focused and have a strong work ethic.
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"No one ever had a better work ethic than Rick," he said.
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The brothers say they run the business with a commonsense work ethic.
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"First and foremost, wrestling teaches you an awesome work ethic," Dillashaw said.
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Zara credits her parents, who divorced in 1992, for her work ethic.
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His killer instinct, and his work ethic will stick with me forever.
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It goes against our basic values, a Protestant work ethic and all.
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He has a great work ethic and represents our organization extremely well.
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But the industry as a whole has no ethic, owes us nothing.
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I remember her fondly, especially her sweet spirit and amazing work ethic.
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Immigrants bring an entrepreneurial spirit and diligent work ethic to America's shores.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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Immigrants have a unique work ethic — they know that America is special.
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With Broad City, Glazer and Jacobson brought talent, ambition, and work ethic.
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Bryant became legendary for his competitiveness and work ethic during his career.
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You want your product, results and work ethic to all be consistent.
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Senate candidates are adopting a different work ethic this year, he noted.
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Orange City residents exhibit a Calvinist work ethic that avoids conspicuous consumption.
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"We need to bring that compete level and work ethic," Coyle said.
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As a reporter, Smith had a fierce tenacity and solid work ethic.
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That's certainly a big credit to his work ethic and his determination.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban says a novel helped him define his work ethic.
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OR the living is full of hustle, depending on your work ethic.
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Skuid's management understands that treating employees well motivates a great work ethic.
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Work Ethic Ms. Fremont takes a low-key approach to managing projects.
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No one at Patriot Place knows Brady's work ethic better than Belichick.
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These dogs are valued for their intelligence, trainability, work ethic, and adaptability.
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Sometimes it's uncomfortable confronting someone about their work ethic or their behavior.
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The Protestant Work Ethic crowd is going to eat that shit up.
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She also says things like, "grindin'" in reference to her work ethic.
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Thousands of Rohingya are fleeing the country amid reports of ethic violence.
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Now Bjelde looks for Musk's mission-driven work ethic in SpaceX candidates.
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She has that discipline, that work ethic that very few people have.
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It does not necessarily say anything about work ethic or job performance.
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I very much love her work (ethic), so that's a nice surprise.
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Many of us see it as lack of work ethic and willpower.
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Elitism wasn't an unfortunate corollary to this project but its animating ethic.
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They are more willing to throw themselves into the team ethic, too.
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Leonard's charm as a star is that his work ethic is limitless.
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It has resonated in a country with a sometimes dangerous work ethic.
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She's known for her work ethic and ability to rally a room.
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In interviews, lawmakers and others hailed Ms. Gillibrand's work ethic and intellect.
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The people are tremendous, very friendly, polite, with a strong work ethic.
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Being present is not the result of our work ethic on overdrive.
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I really admire and respect that woman's work ethic and her poise.
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Specifically, what the Buffett family work ethic is, and what it isn't.
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The group's interactions with technology are also influenced by their communitarian ethic.
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Like Madonna, she answered the haters with a strong work ethic. Mrs.
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It's a case of following an admirable ethic in the wrong neighborhood.
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"Who you are, your work ethic, and your values will shine through."
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In interviews, Bloomberg has credited his success to his tireless work ethic.
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In Hollywood, his work ethic was undeviating: he showed up every day.
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" "Her work ethic and passion was an inspiration to all of us.
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Wright would later tell Zaslav that the incident illustrated his work ethic.
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Christina Davis is the author of AN ETHIC and FORTH A RAVEN.
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"But I know his work ethic, how he's gotten here," she added.
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I hate my phone and what it does to my work ethic.
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Instead of trying to understand you, they're dismissive of your work ethic.
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In his writing, Robinson distinguishes between a "socialist economy" (think collective ownership, worker cooperatives, single-payer health care) and what he calls a "socialist ethic": Ezra Klein What is the difference between a "socialist ethic" and a "socialist economy"?
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Growing up watching their work ethic had a profound impact on Dua Lipa.
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And every story carried an undercurrent of his wife's work ethic and selflessness.
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Her determination and fierce work ethic lead pushed her to break sales records.
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" She continued, "These hours, this work ethic, you have to be on time.
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"You need to have the same values — work ethic, moral integrity and character."
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The young women on YouTube have deftly manipulated this ethic to their advantage.
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But it adopted the ethic of the multi-hour Super Bowl pregame show.
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I guess I had this work ethic and this thing about always working.
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Hyland isn't letting her recent hospitalization affect her work ethic or her mood.
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These cultural norms validated a solid work ethic and a single lifelong career.
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Some 2206 percent felt football would teach a strong work ethic and discipline.
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For Jenkins, the reshoots served as another reminder of Gadot's tireless work ethic.
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Millennials have been criticized for their light work ethic and unusual consumer choices.
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Cooperman is known for his frugality almost as much as his work ethic.
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Work ethic and all these things, that's probably what I transfer the most.
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Q: How did your first job shape your work ethic and life ambitions?
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There's a prosecutorial ethic that says you're not supposed to talk about investigations.
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That seems like God is using an illegitimate "end justifies the means" ethic.
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With its harsh work ethic and big bonuses for big earners, Pactual grew.
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What you do need is a strong work ethic, the young CEO said.
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Berry's stage presence matched his work ethic towards capturing his huge, diverse audience.
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David had an incredible work ethic and it seemed he could do anything.
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"If you just give, then you're not instilling the work ethic," he said.
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What I took away from that job was the work ethic, responsibility, consistency.
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Mark's adamant -- his gains come from nothing else but his own work ethic.
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But his work ethic has been relentless since he was a pre-teen.
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There is this comfort level with racial, ethic, religious diversity, you name it.
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Bouraima credits Kardashian's work ethic and diet for achieving her weight loss milestones.
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They don't have the work ethic like we did back in the day.
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He's always going to bring it, every night, (with) intensity and work ethic.
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A: My first job was fishing, and it definitely shaped my work ethic.
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Her work ethic — the closest she could get to "being Guston" — continued undiminished.
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But what we do know about his work ethic, should scare us all.
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They wanted us to be able to learn a work ethic, a dedication.
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Her new manager also complained about Glenda's work ethic and eventually fired her.
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Are your children learning what it takes to have a good work ethic?
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The key to their success isn't just work ethic and resiliency, Raz found.
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I connect with his work ethic and playing through times when you're hurting.
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Another necessary component to success as a leader is a strong work ethic.
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Haji said he was impressed with Kinoti's work ethic and hands-on management.
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Brookes: You had to see who had the work ethic to do this.
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Anyone could make an album practically anywhere, creating a distinct DIY recording ethic.
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While a solid work ethic is impressive, "data speaks really loudly," she added.
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The thing that consistently impresses his instructors and allies is his work ethic.
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His work ethic was first driven by the competitive nature of skate culture.
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"He knows how to win, and his work ethic is awesome," Domi said.
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Farm life inculcates an insane work ethic, which gets carried into community life.
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And this tribal ethic also seems to be rising in the general population.
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He jumbles together Creole and French — bricolage is his ethic and his aesthetic.
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The ethic of love distinguishes Penn's social vision as communitarian rather than libertarian.
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His work ethic and his mentality was something that everyone should aim for.
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His sweeping plans and dogged work ethic made New Yorkers rally around him.
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"You have to have the work ethic," she says in a recent video.
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Yankees manager Aaron Boone praised Rothschild, 65, for his work ethic and loyalty.
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His father had a maniacal work ethic, and Murillo was the same way.
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In numerous interviews, Bloomberg said he attributes his success to his work ethic.
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Along with a strong work ethic, Perales' parents emphasized the importance of education.
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"I've always had a work ethic," Cruise told Playboy in a 2012 interview.
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You know, it taught us that structure, gave us that good work ethic.
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The GOP's long-established stewardship ethic must now be applied to climate policy.
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"He's got a tremendous work ethic, and he runs to win," Berrong said.
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"His production, consistency, toughness and work ethic were second to none," Payton said.
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This perseverance helped me develop a strong work ethic and problem-solving skills.
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"There's a kind of Protestant-work-ethic guilt attached to skipping," he notes.
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The Devils had a no-frills structure centered on teamwork and work ethic.
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In you, they saw something they hadn't seen before — a real work ethic.
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If a Protestant ethic will make workers go more obediently into the factories, then capitalism will extol the Protestant ethic; but if blasphemy begins to move merchandise at the mall, then it will blaspheme to the point of making Beelzebub blush.
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That's exactly what the German social theorist Max Weber argued in his 1905 book The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, which charted the work ethic that emerged out of the Calvinist theology that Puritans brought to this continent.
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We believe that a renewal of American democracy as a virtuous society requires us to honor and promote an ethic of self-command and mutual responsibility, and to resist the siren song of the false ethic of unbridled self-expression.
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How can we reclaim the ethic, which is female-identified, while putting down women?
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"The Rooster respects those with strong opinions and a good work ethic," she says.
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And her mother's strong work ethic taught Spencer that no job was beneath her.
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The work ethic and hustle to survive were values that were built in me.
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It's a testament to his work ethic and to his work on his skillset.
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But West previously told CNBC that a persistent work ethic is essential to success.
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Current Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell praised Bennett's work ethic in a statement Wednesday.
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When it comes to his nutrition and work ethic, he takes it very seriously.
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Simple things, like work ethic, customer service and politeness never go out of style.
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Coal provided jobs for people with a strong work ethic but little formal education.
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For Manuel, a strong work ethic is the most important trait successful people share.
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And is turns out, Turner has some of Sansa's no-nonsense work ethic, too.
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CareerYour work ethic is rock-solid this year (so long as you're fully engaged).
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"His mindset, his work ethic is as consistent as anybody we have," Cash said.
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Television journalism proved in the course of this campaign that it has no ethic.
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The oil and natural gas industry long ago adopted an ethic of environmental stewardship.
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Your work ethic has dramatically decreased and your professional reputation is put at risk.
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I think that, collectively, we should be more actively challenging the ethic of capitalism.
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Big Thief's work ethic is an unstoppable force, kind of like a careening train.
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They corrupt the work ethic of those taken on purely to meet the quotas.
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Avelenda's bank claimed to support employees' political engagement as a part of their ethic.
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The 2000-somethings he sees haven't had the work ethic, haven't had the hustle.
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Each story is sorted into various themes like "War," Women," and "Worth Ethic v.
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However, I had a 24/7 work ethic with getting sales and was relentless.
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I marvelled at my Roomba's work ethic and adored its lack of self-esteem.
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"You just love everything about this kid, his energy, his work ethic," Pederson said.
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If somebody has that drive and work ethic, they will continuously grow and develop.
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Jamaican track is a far cry from the British ethic of winning with grace.
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The Amazon founder gives other examples of his grandfather's work ethic and self-reliance.
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My wealth was built through some key principles, including:A good work ethic is critical.
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She was always an overachiever, but there's more urgency to her work ethic now.
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" Then he praised J. Lo's work ethic, adding: "Macha, your hard work is unmatched.
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Not only smart, but you have great values and great work ethic as well.
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Obviously, advocates of the Just War Ethic, myself included, come to the latter conclusion.
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War is inherently unjust, but the Just War Ethic has made it more just.
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Q: You adopted your parents' round-the-clock work ethic, and it paid off.
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" Monica praises her team for their work ethic ... saying their routine was "so beautiful.
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My work ethic prior to this, in terms of writing, was: More is better.
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Here was a star with a work ethic that would make his father proud.
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Those instruments seem to be the epitome of MASS MoCA's inclusive, multimedia, egalitarian ethic.
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That is not the feminist ethic that has driven abortion care to this day.
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His dad was from Philly and raised him to have a Philly work ethic.
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Grit seems simple: it's the work ethic behind your actions that dictates your success.
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Ms. Quintanilla, 60, seemed to epitomize Houston's work ethic, its resolve and its shock.
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They are searching for vendors who share their style, amicable personalities and work ethic.
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Our why doesn't have to be the same, but the work ethic should be.
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Then, as competitors, just seeing the work ethic that he put into the game.
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Loved his work ethic, his story, his approach to the game, and his tenacity.
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For the bulk of his career, Bryant had been known for his work ethic.
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But for all of her privilege, no one denied the executive's fanatical work ethic.
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Filipe Luis said a 'team-first' ethic had helped Atletico level the playing field.
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I think money by itself without the knowledge and culture and ethic is worthless.
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His country's big hope also seems to have the work ethic to go far.
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"It's not always just raw stuff, it's work ethic, determination, execution, competitiveness," Hazen said.
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The sexual ethic on offer in our own era should make Catholics particularly skeptical.
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I believe with the right work ethic, things you can control — the work ethic, the attitude, the ability to learn not only from my coaches but also my teammates — it's not just an 'if', it's a matter of when it will happen.
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I could be useful by offering people a vision about what ethic leadership looks like.
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I still think we need that desperately, we need that level-five ethic. Mm-hmm.
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Valentina is definitely learning some great lessons on work ethic from both her busy parents.
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This allows you to determine their work ethic and how well they manage their time.
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And the Jays' player development staff praise his work ethic and say he learns quickly.
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Furthermore, executives should stop equating the work ethic with the practice of working long hours.
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Trump remains unbowed, however, for the Kick Ass ethic does not include learning from mistakes.
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We both have a very strong work ethic and a huge passion for our work.
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It's definitely not an approach or attitude or work ethic, it became a discipline thing.
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Overseeing this are managers chosen for their talent and work ethic, rather than mere experience.
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But I brought my strong work ethic and knowledge of swimmers' psyche to the office.
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The Protestant work ethic, says Maclean, would have been a formative influence on Trump's mother.
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But long talks about art, and how to cultivate a work ethic bonded them together.
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Gay's immense popularity has as much to do with her talent as her work ethic.
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He had an encyclopedic knowledge of popular music and a work ethic that wouldn't quit.
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To me, how successful you are on DWTS has everything to do with work ethic.
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Higher education usually instils a superior work ethic and such workers have more transferable skills.
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The work ethic that inspires the Lehmans morphs into greed and brings the bank low.
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It really instilled in me a strong work ethic that's required to do these projects.
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"In 1984, Steven Levy outlined the six tenets of what he called the "hacker ethic.
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Attention to detail, a strong work ethic, professionalism and intra-office skills are a must.
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I wish all of my kids had that much work ethic and that much commitment.
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This thought process is consistently prevalent for whites, compared with other racial and ethic groups.
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Capela, only 123 at the time, was long and strong with a sturdy work ethic.
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We just did common sense things because there was this "waste not, want not" ethic.
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This tireless work ethic of Reed's first started when he was growing up in Vancouver.
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His three awards last night cannot be separated from that unwavering faith and work ethic.
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Ivanka Trump announced Wednesday that she will not promote her new book, citing ethic concerns.
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"The Norwegian Protestant work ethic just doesn't do it for us any longer," Ihle says.
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Turning serious, he reflected on her strenuous work ethic and dedication to the less fortunate.
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If anything, Sasse's small government ethic should make him uneasy about living off the taxpayers.
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Q: How did your first job shape or change your work ethic and life ambitions?
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I began to admire him because of his humor, work ethic and respect for me.
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"That's the kind of work ethic I'll continue to bring to Washington, D.C.," she said.
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Moreover, the hard-working Swiss all but invented the notion of the Protestant work ethic.
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"I think my work ethic has been the main reason I'm still competing," he said.
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Learning the value of a great work ethic, and never giving up -- that's the point.
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"Listen guys, I still have the same work ethic," Officer Bukowski, 33, recalled telling them.
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His work ethic and enthusiasm for the game were the mark of a true professional.
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We're coming to the rink and working hard, so I don't think it's work ethic.
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Her talent, beauty, grace, and work ethic are all in a league of their own.
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A: I think with all three (of our children), the work ethic was very important.
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In addition to developing his work ethic, Langone says he learned how to read people.
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The Jewish community has been able to maintain that ethic of inclusion in Squirrel Hill.
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George C. Marshall epitomized this ethic, going so far as to not even vote; Gen.
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The ethic of the troupe provides another, less obviously visible but no less powerful mirror.
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But they did share the Johnson ethic—a devotion to late nights in the gym.
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But he believes his work ethic will allow him to make up for lost time.
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He does have a huge work ethic and expects everybody to have the same one.
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Waterhouse concludes: The anarcho / DIY ethic is all about collaboration — all about creating autonomous connections.
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I want him to be paid a salary that reflects his education and work ethic.
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I'm quite different from my family, but I definitely admire — and inherited — their work ethic.
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Frankly, I think America's traditional biblical ethic is still lurking somewhere in the national DNA.
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It has her taking a closer look at her work ethic and her mental health.
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"Some said they did it to impress their boss with their work ethic," he quipped.
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Gujaratis are a classic commercial minority that combines a fierce entrepreneurial ethic with social conservatism.
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"I think he's having an influence that brings that kind of sportsman's conservation ethic forward."
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He's been here a long time, a lot of details, a lot of work ethic.
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As Business Insider previously reported, Iger allows his work ethic to propel his career forward.
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Berrent&aposs sometimes ruthless work ethic can be seen in corporate documents she helped write.
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That is the kind of work ethic any company, and any country, ought to value.■
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But we soon see the toll that Forrest's single-minded work ethic takes on him.
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PTM campaigns against alleged extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances of Pashtuns and other ethic minorities.
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Clothed, his eroticism is transmuted through our Puritan ethic — but it's there in the music.
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There's a confidence in him that seems to come from work ethic and not bravado.
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"He was an incredible young man with work ethic that you can't believe," Webber said.
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How you describe yourself, he says, reveals a lot about your work ethic and personality.
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And I would say that's probably where he got some of his work ethic from.
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Williams writes intensely (he had a fierce work ethic) and enjoys himself nearly as fulsomely.
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"[We] rewarded Albany for her work ethic and attitude, on and off the court," he said.
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She described him as an electrician who was a good father with a strong work ethic.
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But, he still believes that developing his work ethic early on helped him succeed in business.
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People move to this place because of its beauty, because of the relationship to an ethic.
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But Maks admits that work ethic can translate as abrasive in his most high-profile gig.
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D'Amico says that behind the fanciful grandeur of Versace's designs was a tireless, practical work ethic.
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He allowed me to be the person I am and instilled this work ethic in me.
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"Get someone who will say great things about your work quality and work ethic," she emphasizes.
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Freeman's granddaughter said she credits the actor for instilling a strong work ethic within their family.
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With a work ethic like that, you're going to go far,' as I dropped him off.
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Yeah, or 8 percent, but for the other 230 percent it was silent as an ethic.
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The judge's "staggering work ethic" and "fierce intellect" start to explain his renown, Mr Segall says.
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" Mr Gold admires her for "a work ethic that goes beyond anyone I've worked with before.
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Instilling quite the work ethic in her boys, whom she shares with husband Swizz Beatz, 38.
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If Deutschland is known for one thing, beyond techno and war, it's its unbeatable work ethic.
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He's got the most amazing work ethic, impeccable taste, and he really cares about the work.
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He credits his work ethic and the support of his wife with helping him to recover.
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"Our work ethic is there," said Markstrom, who made 26 saves in his third consecutive start.
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Such a policy has merit, Flake says, but work ethic should be judged as a skill.
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You must back your idea with positive emotions, positive attitude and an intelligent, hard work ethic.
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From him I learned the value of a hard work ethic and getting your hands dirty.
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The ones with whom I've worked have a laser-like drive and an admirable work ethic.
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"Just so they could see my work ethic and that I really wanted this," he says.
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A DIY ethic has always applied to Soylent, complementary to the sense of experimentation it inspires.
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"We both have a strong work ethic, and we don't take ourselves too seriously," Dunst said.
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There are plenty of possibilities, but what does your work ethic or your bank account say?
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My dad grew up on a farm, so we had a work ethic in the family.
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"I would say his work ethic was great," said Ohlendorf, who pitches for the Cincinnati Reds.
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Mr Vucic has often talked of his admiration for northern Europeans and their Protestant work ethic.
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"Veterans are loyal, resilient, possess a strong work ethic and are masters of teamwork," he says.
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"Her tireless work ethic was only matched by her charismatic personality," Stivers said in a statement.
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"Just seeing the approach to how she works — her work ethic is unbelievable," he said Friday.
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It seems that that work ethic has bled into everything you've done, even the book itself.
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Maybe his perpetual motion and unceasing work ethic really does provide all the exercise he needs.
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And we did a lot of our stuff based off of how 2Pac's work ethic was.
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Tilly Scantlebury, who fronts the band Lazy Day, credits her compulsive work ethic to two things.
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"I was raised on a poultry farm, so I have a good work ethic," she said.
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The woman has a wealth of experience, sound judgment, international respect and an incredible work ethic.
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But one resource that seems endless — and free — is the professional ethic of medical staff members.
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It is this very ethic that is being exploited every day to keep the enterprise afloat.
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Your tenacity, grit, love, humanity, devotion to family and work ethic are what make America thrive.
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While I inherited their strong work ethic, I'm a far cry from their type of tough.
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It's sheer likability (along with a fierce work ethic) and the contrast that draws with Cruz.
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Universal basic income degrades the work ethic that is at the core of working-class life.
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But he was true to his ethic, and he went out the way he wanted to.
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"I have a pretty driven work ethic," said Mr. Yantrasast, 49, who was born in Thailand.
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Perhaps in keeping with this ethic of modesty, none of them are identified by their names.
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He showed them that they could overcome, too, if they had his will and work ethic.
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Not to mention, you won't be feeling too happy, both about your work ethic and yourself!
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McCain praised Kyl on the Senate floor when Kyl announced his resignation, touting Kyl's work ethic.
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Salerno typified a more old-fashioned gangster ethic that frowned on flamboyance that might attract attention.
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Hence, the massive overcompensation when anything that brings up questions about his work ethic is raised.
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Many have pointed out that key characteristics of the game appeal to the Japanese work ethic.
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Bryant was one of the NBA&aposs greatest players and known for a relentless work ethic.
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Michael Jordan, Kobe's idol, said Kobe was the only person to ever approach Jordan's work ethic.
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Midwestern folk value honesty, a firm handshake, strong work ethic, family life, and show genuine hospitality.
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And what immigrants have is humility and work ethic because they're often starting from the bottom.
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In retrospect, these jobs bolstered my work ethic, which came in handy as a startup founder.
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On Friday, some lawmakers — even Democrats — complimented Mr. Pompeo's work ethic and grasp of policy details.
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You want people with a strong work ethic, and Tom is definitely one of those guys.
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It's a long-winded version of "first do no harm"—an ethic prioritizing safety over speed.
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I don't think that's a valid criticism, to say that her work ethic 'was not stellar.
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He also suggested extensive training, so factory workers can become better accustomed to the industrial work ethic.
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A 29-year law enforcement veteran known for his hard work ethic, Helus was shot six times.
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The hacker ethic, the loose code that early computer programmers embraced, prized the free flow of information.
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And when you have God-given talent and work ethic, you become like Jordan, Kobe, those people.
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She is a hard worker, [has an] amazing work ethic, and she's really just a sweet person.
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Work ethic That slowdown coincided with the S&P 500's worst-ever start to a year.
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Alexander was known for his work ethic; he often returned from the office after eleven at night.
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Canadians, for all that we've managed to construct a society that Americans sometimes envy, lack this ethic.
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We welcome the talented Technorati team, which shares our ethic of being a trusted partner to customers.
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So he has history with me, so he understands me, my work ethic and how I move.
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All the guys there have a work ethic that is so square and everything is so perfect.
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All of us will lose out from an ethic that licenses the strong to oppress the weak.
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He has an impeccable work ethic and won't treat you unless you actually have a health issue.
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I love to work, as Mom has installed such a great work ethic in all of us.
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As the lifelong possessor of a Midwestern work ethic and an addiction to overachievement, this killed me.
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"I understand and appreciate his creative process and his work ethic even more than before," she said.
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Work hard and find an employer who will compensate you for your work ethic, skills and experience.
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"We've got that Dutch work ethic," says Dan Gillett, pastor at the First Reformed Church of Holland.
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Today, she credits him with instilling in her a strong work ethic and influencing her fiscal conservatism.
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Yeah, I mean, I still, Redef was always about building a company based off of an ethic.
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Lynn told us as much in 2016, when she spoke to PEOPLE about her famed work ethic.
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Attention to detail, a strong work ethic, professionalism and intra-office skills are part of the role.
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Kim is successful because she is a very hard worker and she's got an amazing work ethic.
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Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.) has the conservation ethic and leadership ability to be a strong Interior Secretary.
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Redick's teammates give violent expression to the sublime, and his functional, terrestrial ethic silently underwrites the operation.
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"It's a general lack of education on issues related to race, discrimination, and ethic diversity," Cleveland said.
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Rajiv was killed by an ethic Tamil suicide bomber while campaigning for the general election in 1991.
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Rajiv was killed by an ethic Tamil suicide bomber while campaigning for a general election in 1991.
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The Protestant work ethic is strong: in Minneapolis in particular, the number of Lutheran churches is striking.
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And from John, he was reminded about the importance of hustling and having a strong work ethic.
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My work ethic, the bulk of it came from learning from P. Diddy and from Bad Boy.
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But in stressing her work ethic and brains he may be defending her against the wrong charge.
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Negative attitudes can drag down work ethic and they don't offer any inspiration for success or innovation.
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It was during high school that Holmes developed her work ethic, often staying up late to study.
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" It then emphasizes that she is a leader with "an exceptionally strong work ethic and common sense.
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Suddenly what had been an ethic to serve the city was replaced by a utilitarian paid arrangement.
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Just like the public rule, Medicaid work requirements are ostensibly designed to reward a good work ethic.
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Turner had an intense painterly work ethic, it seems, from the time he emerged from the womb.
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Ghosn runs two of the world's largest automakers, which should tell you something about his work ethic.
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"I might lose my hair but I will never lose my work ethic," posted the middleweight champion.
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Don't discount summer jobs or internships as they can demonstrate your work ethic and ability to excel.
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This natural ability along with an extremely strong work ethic lead to academic success at all levels.
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It's kind of the ethic I put in place with films; it has to have a flow.
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" — A startup sales executive in Seattle "Adam has tremendous work ethic and is always on 24/7.
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But my parents were incredibly supportive, and they were amazing role models because of their work ethic.
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" An absurd amount of real estate is given to Xavier's "good grades, good work ethic, good recommendations.
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Two or three per quarter usually showed some sort of critical acumen along with a sustained ethic.
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In light of its damaging effects, several Christian leaders have recently suggested a more gracious sexual ethic.
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"His work ethic was unquestionable," said Jeff Koinange, a local broadcaster who was close friends with Collymore.
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While this group ethic is appealing, it has something to do with the show's surface-skimming limitations.
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Mr. Thompson's devotion to the group's music — and its theatrically attired, cosmo-futurist performance ethic — sprang eternal.
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Both Baiano and Bergamaschi use the same word to describe Sarri's work ethic, its meaning obvious, flattering.
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After high school, he studied broadcast journalism at Miami University and kept up the intense work ethic.
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Ms. Rivera said her brother's work ethic came from a desire to provide for his son, Andrew.
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More generally, his emphasis on personal responsibility gave rise to the Protestant ethic of gainful hard work.
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Hyman also had a goal on Wednesday, and Maple Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe praised his work ethic.
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"I grew up with a working mom and she imparted incredible work ethic in me," Banks said.
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I learned later that by trying to hand him extra money, I was insulting his work ethic.
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"(They) have each demonstrated a strong work ethic, while exhibiting a commitment to team values," Weltman said.
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Its ethic seeks to lean away from a military boot camp to one of disciplined law enforcement.
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They also liked his work ethic, which they believed would be a factor in a successful recovery.
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It does not require any special skills, innate talents, excessive risk or even some outrageous work ethic.
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Having worked side by side with them in the past, she knows their work ethic and capabilities.
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Desperate to appear more qualified, I highlighted some extracurricular activities that showed my skills and work ethic.
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They also admire a work ethic that has remained consistent after 30 years in the upper chamber.
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And Musk is known for his tireless work ethic and puts in 80- to 100-hour workweeks.
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And one of the ways in which the Japanese are different and weird is their work ethic.
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I'd never met her but knew she was a social-justice activist with an intense work ethic.
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With no basis for comparison, Apple quickly set my professional defaults for culture, work ethic and management.
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Authors Paul Nougé, Paul Colinet, and Louis Scutenaire exhibited a staunch ethic of underground and elliptical obscurity.
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But, despite his intelligence and work ethic, he has no tools to cope, grieve, or move on.
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I grew up with an ethic of trying to do good in the world, and I said no.
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Schultz' fierce combination of determination and independent thinking, along with his work-ethic have taken him this far.
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"Universally, Officer Rose was respected, admired, and one that had an excellent work ethic," Prosecutor Kym Worthy said.
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An ethic should be something that one can state, as a proposition as it were, and I can't.
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It takes a strong work ethic to spend countless hours preparing for competition that's often measured in seconds.
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First, his work ethic is staunchly competitive; he has released more 50 albums in the last ten years.
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The message of uncritical, work-ethic innocence is simple — there are areas of life that are beyond politics.
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Mr. Takahata took longer to complete films than Mr. Miyazaki, who is known for his unflagging work ethic.
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It pays tribute to the ethic of effort, but only when combined with the aesthetic of ultimate ease.
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The report, true or not, tainted Manning, a quarterback known for his work ethic and attention to detail.
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This, coupled with my father always working three jobs, instilled the strong work ethic that I have today.
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It is, indeed, a peculiar ethic that can only express outrage when violence threatens those closest to us.
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Their work ethic is often poor, and they tend to leave quickly in search of a better job.
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Hunnam said he was excited to work alongside the former athlete and was impressed by his work ethic.
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"He has quite the work ethic," Krishea Osborne, Storm Dog's Director of Training for Law Enforcement, told WSYX.
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The worst situation taught me the best lesson: There is no substitute for mindset, work ethic and discipline.
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Because of that, both Stokes and Vinson agreed that there's something to be learned from her work ethic.
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They pride themselves on their bohemian ethic and support for progressive causes such as greenery and sexual tolerance.
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In January he expelled from his caucus a senator whose website maligned the work ethic of indigenous Canadians.
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Again though, working remotely requires a different skillset and work ethic than most office workers are accustomed to.
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Devine, however, was repeatedly positive about his work experiences with Manafort, praising his work ethic and strategic sense.
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TAL's chief executive, Roger Lee, said Vietnam also scores highly on middle management, work ethic and government policy.
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You are so funny, so smart, and have incredible work ethic and a powerful drive that is contagious.
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"Independence and work ethic," which he carries with him today and plans to pass on to his son.
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BEIJING — She was a promising young student of Chinese literature with sterling grades and an industrious work ethic.
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It allows anyone with a work ethic and a commitment to customer service to pursue the American Dream.
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Many of the men I've worked with in this capacity subscribe to the male ethic of self-reliance.
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And yet we continue to pretend that a "strong" work ethic requires nothing but your own iron will.
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For one hospitality provider, Hoshino Resorts, the traditional Omotenashi ethic is still an important part of the experience.
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" The models defended themselves and their work ethic, with Jenner stating: "Being a 'supermodel' is a relative term.
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And it's woven by work ethic and dreams and drive and faith in the Almighty, what a combination.
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With his talent and his work ethic, he could be one of the best backs in the country.
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The ethic of responsibility is first and foremost focused on the practical impact of the political leader's stances.
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This belief puts the ownership of worthiness, trust, ability, respect, and work ethic on the shoulders of others.
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"Andrew worked his butt off, and that ethic came from his parents' hustle," said Nagesh Rao, a friend.
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In the past, Herman said, their success was a mix of work ethic and canny use of technology.
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Added the insider: "Things are different now" — with the couple bonding over their strong work ethic and kids.
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TechCrunch honors its Silicon Valley roots, and we pack that ethic in our carry-on bags to Berlin.
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I was 16 years old with a great work ethic, and I didn't really have anything to lose.
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Some countries have a work ethic that makes the US workweek look like a walk in the park.
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Good grades are extraordinarily important because they signal intelligence, discipline, focus and work ethic — all crucial character traits.
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Fear replaces compassion, and a survival-of-the-fittest ethic replaces any sense of shared concern for others.
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Cities need to foster a water conservation ethic and develop plans for the droughts we know are coming.
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"For me, it's his work ethic and battle level, which for a goalie can go unrecognized," Capuano said.
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At the end of the day, he's a great player, he comes out every day with work ethic.
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He talked to his coaches, the better to get a sense of the player's personality and work ethic.
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He wanted to make sure the rumors about Johnson's big ego and poor work ethic were not valid.
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I developed a strong work ethic of my own accord, instead of doing it to placate my family.
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First, it sets parameters and expectations, ties up logistical strings, and establishes an implicit ethic for the course.
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Others, like educational coding startup Treehouse, found that it made it challenging to uphold a solid work ethic.
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You are so funny, so smart, and have incredible work ethic and a powerful drive that is contagious.
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While he acknowledged Judge might be pressing, Girardi also praised his attitude, his work ethic and his defense.
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A. First of all, I feel it's important to surround yourself with people who reflect your work ethic.
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"Even if the disease is too mighty, the ethic of not abandoning people is so strong," Rubin said.
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There's a constant refrain surrounding Tezuka's brutal work ethic, which he seemed both wary of and resigned to.
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Yanina Daigle, a former supervisor of Ms. Toscano-Percoco, was unsparing in her criticism of her work ethic.
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Peters can't keep his old-school work ethic at bay for long; relentlessness is something like his default.
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Yet if a strong work ethic means missing a doctor's appointment, well, that's on the woman, isn't it?
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So let's say you did have the right work ethic, and you're ready to train for the Olympics.
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But the family also publicly espoused an ethic of hard work and not falling back on inherited wealth.
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He urged players to concentrate on what they could control: their study habits, their work ethic, their passion.
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"Those are the people that held me and raised me, and the work ethic I have," she says.
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She liked his dry sense of humor, his work ethic, his ability to take life as it came.
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That biblical ethic, embraced by atheists as much as the faithful, is not in great shape these days.
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He can handle himself on defense and seems to have the work ethic necessary to continue to improve.
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"The Infantry has instilled a work ethic in me that is noticeably different than my peers," Markley said.
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One of the hallmarks of a truly great boss has nothing to do with vision or work ethic
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According to Dallas Mavericks owner and "Shark Tank" investor Mark Cuban, it all boils down to work ethic.
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"That work ethic is the same whether you are a man or a woman," he told BBC Magazine.
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In Japan, it is seen as an insult to the work ethic of the person you are tipping.
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There are parts of your office persona beyond your work ethic that greatly influence how people see you.
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He emphasized the value of a strong work ethic in the kitchen, and of showing up on time.
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I feel extremely grateful – and grateful I have the construction background, because gives you that good work ethic.
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The authors reveal their liberal stances but also validate sacrosanct conservative ideas about work ethic and individual responsibility.
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I was really surprised to learn more about her morals and work ethic — the way she approaches life.
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I couldn't afford any of that stuff, but I knew I had a work ethic that was prodigious.
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Despite their talent and work ethic, they leave the industry and take their brilliance elsewhere, or perhaps nowhere.
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Last week, we saw up close an ethic of youth solidarity triumphing over the endemic culture of indifference.
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Their associations all have similar habits, similar mental outlooks, a similar work ethic, and many other shared traits.
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While construction and manufacturing employ thousands of engineers and programmers, employers in those industries still prize work ethic.
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Garza, Cullors, and Tometi advocate a horizontal ethic of organizing, which favors democratic inclusion at the grassroots level.
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If it is not our work ethic or ability to earn money, then why is saving so difficult?
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Bringing up children in a responsible way that teaches a "hard work" ethic is easier said than done.
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Murphy said she plans on emphasizing her work ethic and immigrant background during her race with Mica. Floridapolitics.
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His work ethic, frugality and down-to-earth style remain at the core of its corporate identity today.
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Men and women passed down the work ethic of independence and critical skills to their sons and daughters.
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For Gail Corder Fischer, not having a degree helped her strengthen her work ethic and problem-solving skills.
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This certain humbleness and hard work ethic has taken Valtteri to the heights he is at the moment.
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They like the interdisciplinary nature of their classes and the nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic at MassArt.
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There's still a very strong work ethic toward taking care of people who have taken care of you.
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Nielsen quickly won the retired general&aposs trust, impressing him with her work ethic and command of the issues.
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"There is a work ethic and grit about that that allows me to help make a difference," she says.
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"The thing I got from acting that I applied to the band is my fucking work ethic," he exclaims.
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He has an unparalleled work ethic and has passed down to me his passion for playing and watching sports.
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"Universally, Officer Rose was respected, admired, and one that had an excellent work ethic," prosecutor Worthy said last month.
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Give teens real-world experience demonstrating a work ethic and satisfying bosses who expect them to earn every dollar.
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And according to the foundational, axiomatic ethic of MMA evolution, those days are gone and their success shouldn't be.
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I also want to model a strong work ethic for her; there will be no deadbeats for my daughter.
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"It was through these experiences that I saw firsthand his work ethic, people skills, and steady hand," Shapiro said.
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She credits her mother's hard work raising her and her siblings on a single income with her work ethic.
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Walcott said he was impressed by the Bosnian international's physical attributes and work-ethic during the pre-season preparations.
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And they are the same people, the same work ethic, and that North Korea can be an economic powerhouse.
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He doesn't let that stuff take away from his leadership or his work ethic and he was rewarded tonight.
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He has a tireless work ethic, and puts his heart into every game he managed over the last decade.
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Reared on a desolate ranch with a demanding father, O'Connor was imbued with a rigorous work ethic and resilience.
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The moon then moves into Taurus from Tuesday until Wednesday night, reinforcing our passions with a strong work ethic.
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IT IS not often that a touring DJ's career is associated with quiet reflection or a conscientious work ethic.
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On one side there is the ethic of reciprocity, and on the other the temptations of rupture and revolution.
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He definitely instilled that anything was possible with a hard work ethic, along with this massive blend of curiosity.
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So that just really instilled a very strong work ethic in my life at a young age of 12.
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Why it matters: Gorsuch is showing an "early sign of independence and work ethic," per the NYT's Adam Liptak.
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Some of his last few comments as an NBA player openly questioned the work ethic of his young teammates.
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GIULIANI: How about the ones who have already been cited for ethic violations for not turning over exculpatory material?
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So it's not a surprise when Theroux praised Aniston's work ethic in an interview about The Leftovers with Esquire.
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Hire exceptional talent Exceptional leaders know how to pick exceptional talent based on intelligence, creativity, work ethic, and flexibility.
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Going straight from college into the working world helped Lemonis find his career path and shaped his work ethic.
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So the spirituality for me, personally, it was a convenient way to develop a work ethic in my business.
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The connections I made at cracked and the work ethic I'd shown got me in the door at bunnyears.
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American Landon Donovan relinquished his captain's armband to Beckham immediately, but would later question his leadership and work ethic.
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Theron told Esquire in 2015 that despite the abrasive nature of their relationship, they appreciated each other's work ethic.
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The Estonian national ethic is built on the idea that every citizen is transparent, and the state is, too.
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Volunteers who have worked with the Carters told Habitat for Humanity that the two have an unstoppable work ethic.
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No matter who you're voting for, you have to give it up for her tenacity and her work ethic.
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He contrasts this with an ethic of ultimate ends that focuses more on the righteousness of the positions taken.
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The ethic of rugged individualism gave way to the desire to have the federal government help line Hannity's pocket.
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In the words of Reyner Banham, it was an attempt to create an architectural ethic, rather than an aesthetic.
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He signed off from the email sharing one of his "favorite work ethic maxims: 'Keep calm and tackle hard.'"
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"There is a work ethic and grit about that that allows me to help make a difference," she said.
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I feel like it really shows off your work ethic, which I know you've talked a lot about before.
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She credits her parents' work ethic for her drive, and her family's struggles for her focus on social issues.
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Most mountain bikers share a strong conservation ethic, and the bottom line is we should continue to work together.
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But it is exactly the ingrained ethic of hard work and determination that will help us resist this discrimination.
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I've always prided myself on my work ethic and I had been financial independent since graduating from high school.
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My parents both had parents who left them when they were young, so my mom had this work ethic.
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Take Locker, who came out of the University of Washington with a powerful arm and a laudable work ethic.
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She showed me a whole other level of dedication and old school work ethic when it comes to writing.
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"I developed a work ethic that I think has stood me in good stead these many years," says Langone.
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He has an unparalleled work ethic and has passed down to me his passion for playing, and watching, sports.
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But the price still seemed reasonable, and they were impressed by Mr. Cheah's enthusiasm, work ethic and design instincts.
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And when a UFC champ like JJ gushes about someone's work ethic in the gym, you gotta respect that.
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If you get educated in America today, and have a good work ethic, you are going to be rewarded.
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Do we feel it's right to let him face a greater risk of dying based on his work ethic?
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The Giants were impressed with McAdoo's organizational skills, work ethic, almost fanatical attention to detail and seasoned football acumen.
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The answer is almost always no — probably because most of us don't have the work ethic, perseverance, and athleticism.
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And that speaks volumes about his work ethic and his desire to be the best that he can be.
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A consistent life ethic would urge pro-lifers to defend the vulnerable and voiceless, regardless of partisanship or ease.
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"He's kind, caring, and just his work ethic and how hard he tries with everything he's doing," she said.
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These jobs require the same work ethic and determination that made America the most powerful economy in the world.
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If I know the person and am familiar with their work/work ethic, I will also try to help.
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However, he has struggled to see a strong campaign work ethic translate into a significant boost in early polling.
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Focusing on this issue would be consistent with a biblical ethic of standing with the powerless against the powerful.
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A super hardcore work ethic, talent for building things, common sense & trustworthiness are required, the rest we can train.
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And the incomparable Kardashian work ethic is responsible for the latest from Khloé: sponsored content featuring bejeweled Febreze bottles.
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Klobuchar, who is best known for her relentless work ethic and low-profile approach, lives a relatively modest lifestyle.
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It's in no sense accepted as an ethic slur, but Limbaugh and his adherents certainly don't intend it nicely.
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Thiem, a velvet-voiced Austrian with a work ethic as strong as his right arm, understands this too well.
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And the Republicans expect all of us who must meet a high worth ethic to put up with this?
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It still might be the best team I've ever coached as far as the team's mindset, attitude, work ethic.
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He says that once he puts his mind to something, he develops a "sickening work ethic" to achieve it.
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Gustav remains indebted to his former employer, a champion of singular vision who inspired his own strict work ethic.
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He knows what he's doing, he has an idea and a work ethic of doing things the right way.
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This "gifted child" mentality produces industriousness, to be sure; call it The Official Psychopathology of the Protestant Work Ethic.
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As the extended fight sequences in "Atomic Blonde" show, Ms. Theron's work ethic is, in a good way, sick.
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"He has a different mindset as far as his work ethic is concerned," Sackmann says a couple weeks later.
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Though he never won the competitions, Knight inspired countless designers who admired his vision, his work ethic, and his authenticity.
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Proves that even smart rockers with a great work ethic can suffer "This Is Spinal Tap" levels of bad luck.
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Max Weber, the great sociologist best remembered for coining the phrase "Protestant work ethic," would have loved Sunday's Democratic debate.
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"He's the leader on the team already," Leger says ... telling TMZ Sports the guy's work ethic has blown everyone away.
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And the Osteen brand of prosperity faith has long since parted company with the receding specter of the Protestant ethic.
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She thinks he has a strong work ethic, as evidenced by his early meetings with several other heads of state.
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Thanks to burgeoning imaginations and impressive work ethic, many young black entrepreneurs are already making waves with their business acumen.
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People complain that such pampering has eroded tech���s work ethic, with employees focusing on free lunches and other perks.
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"His positivity, his excitement, his energy, his work ethic brought a positive energy and experience to the guys," Neufeld said.
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The couple got along well in many regards, but their relationship was strained by Buffett's intense work ethic, Time reported.
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An international banker, who has returned to retire in Jaffna, laments the Tamils' demoralisation and loss of a work ethic.
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"He's a good kid with a strong work ethic, and he deserves the opportunity to learn," Hamilton, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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Today, health, fitness and leading an active lifestyle are powerful ways to express education, affluence, style, work ethic and motivation.
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Trump's nominees don't just lack the necessary legal experience and work ethic, though both of these should be deal breakers.
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" He compares those petit concerns with the work ethic of Chinese workers who "appear about 10am and leave at midnight.
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With multiple Food Network shows, three restaurants and nine cookbooks under her belt, Giada De Laurentiis' work ethic is undeniable.
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"I have a healthy level of temperance and, honestly, just work ethic," she was not afraid to admit to me.
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Then, combine all of those skills and genetics with a tireless work ethic and ability to generate news without controversy.
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Off the field, he has not fared any better, being repeatedly reprimanded for a lack of work ethic and focus.
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And I think she's proud of the work ethic that I have and the teeny-tiny things I have achieved.
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It is a how can we help issue and how can we continue to model the ethic of Jesus Christ.
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Both of them have instilled a strong work ethic in me from young and always pushed me to think bigger.
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His work ethic and sense of humor were two of his greatest characteristics, both of which he shared with me.
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I'll conclude with one, final thought: I don't enjoy arguing for a small family ethic, or a population engineering scheme.
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After interviewing Rolle, Gupta, a practicing neurosurgeon, said that such a strong work ethic will be needed in his future.
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This is especially important because it shows that you're capable of taking time off without it affecting your work ethic.
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White House counsel needs to educate, cajole, and guide the president and his staff to embrace a public service ethic.
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God has given you one of the best voices, crazy work ethic and [a] platform you've never taken for granted.
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While the studio team prided itself on its work ethic, the long hours blurred the lines between business and pleasure.
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As such, he is in a position that demands an unbiased irreproachable ethic in evaluating requests for subpoenas and testimony.
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But on Thursday, Caputova was endorsed by the junior government party Most-Hid, which represents the country's ethic Hungarian minority.
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In fact, a more balanced, responsible work ethic very well may prove more productive and effective in the long run.
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But if you can let Mr. Hely's joking offset his featherweight work ethic, there aren't many who make better company.
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Pupu'a says their sacrifices instilled in him a strong work ethic and a desire to give back to the family.
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He galvanizes a work ethic in every single player, he persuades each and every one to go to his limit.
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In recent years, however, the prevailing ethic in America seems to have begun to slip back in the wrong direction.
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She had a massive influence on me, from her fierce work ethic to her chain-smoking and Special Brew consumption.
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" Surprisingly, Ahmadinejad wrote back: "With a hard work ethic Inshallah the U of M will return to its glory days.
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Her drive, passion, and work ethic is the reason why we're in such a beautiful community and looking so good!
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To be fair, for people living on tips and meager salaries, proving one's work ethic and appearing busy are essential.
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The G.O.P. used to be a party that aspired to a biblical ethic of private charity, graciousness, humility and faithfulness.
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The Greek Classical tradition was based on an aesthetic, which was also an ethic, of idealization, austerity and emotional restraint.
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You don't survive medical school and residency without having a high tolerance for sleep deprivation and a stellar work ethic.
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Neymar says he's always been impressed with MJ's work ethic -- and has tried to apply it to his own life.
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Anyone who spends a weekend at Def Con can't help but see each component of Levy's hacker ethic in action.
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It also features cameos from Blink-182 member Travis Barker and Diplo talking about the artist's extremely driven work ethic.
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Nonetheless, programs like Social Security and Medicare, instituted when a communitarian ethic was still strong in American politics, remain popular.
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Expressing his trademark optimism, the Dalai Lama argues for a universal ethic that transcends religion and could bind us together.
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Poor people lacked work ethic, they told me, or maybe a strong backbone or a commitment to a better life.
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Since then, Ms. Olson has pursued the federal case with meticulous preparation and a relentless work ethic, Professor Wood said.
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Laugh at life as a shit show, instead of pretending it's just about meritocracy and that fastidious protestant work ethic.
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The work ethic that impressed everyone back in her Brokeback Mountain and Rachel Getting Married days was starting to grate.
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Increasingly, though, I've come to the uncomfortable realization that this ethic that I hold so dear is being cynically manipulated.
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Yet lately, I also find myself mourning the loss of the coherent sexual ethic that purity culture tried to offer.
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But what work requirements really do is demonstrate our obsession with work ethic over everything else — including people's well-being.
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The new coaching staff saw what the previous one had: Drummond's physique and work ethic made the individual attention worthwhile.
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Their knack for performing, like their work ethic, comes from Mr. Jackson, who has long dabbled in singing and songwriting.
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Seaver credited Hodges, who died in 1972, for helping him develop a better work ethic and become a smarter pitcher.
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As a result, he's adopted a high level of empathy that forms an ethic present in his life and music.
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"Daniel is an exciting young winger with lots of skills, vision, exceptional pace and a good work ethic," Solskjaer said.
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The US desperately needs to revive the ethic embodied by the legions of gauze-wrapped faces in photos from 1918.
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The ethic Hezhen people of China are struggling to pass on their unique craft of turning fish skin into clothing.
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""That was the first time someone has ever done that" and indicated that they respected her work ethic," she said.
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Kya also hangs out with Reeg in the office, but clearly does not have the work ethic of MVP Meeka.
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President George W. Bush, an evangelical known for his "compassionate conservatism," was crucial in promoting an individual ethic of compassion.
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This system would allow hard-working individuals to keep more of their money, underscoring a robust work ethic in society.
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"A certain morale, an ethic, is instilled in everyone here from a young age," Mayor Bryan Blakeman told Reader's Digest.
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In Condé's bizarro world, ambition, work ethic, and intellectual engagement had no bearing on success, and Peres admits as much.
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The Trump Administration is ready to inculcate a bullying ethic and norm into America's domestic fabric and our foreign policy.
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He must hit for power and have a work ethic; he must run well and be a smart base-runner.
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They hail from the city's diverse Western Suburbs and they have the accents and the work ethic to prove it.
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That's why Jeff Bezos recommends using fear to drive work ethic and innovative-thinking — even when things are going well.
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Few swimmers possess the winning combination that powered Ledecky to the top: desire, work ethic, talent, competitiveness and family support.
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"I think the biggest thing with guys like Burgy is high character, and his work ethic was tremendous," Mann said.
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That McAdoo has stuck around is a credit to his work ethic, his team-first attitude and his cheap contract.
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I went out like a light around the 30th minute"); with his work ethic ("I have a constant guilty conscience; . . .
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It really is the same work ethic, the same vibe, the same total dedication to the work and individual artistry.
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It used to be that young troublemakers were sent to their grandparents' house to develop discipline and a work ethic.
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The last time he visited me, he said, 'Mama, you taught me my work ethic, and I really appreciate it.
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With a compulsive work ethic, he tests the same jokes for years, tweaking words repeatedly to find the funniest sound.
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After Sims allegedly told her her work ethic was the problem, Njee assumed the company wasn't giving raises to anyone.
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Holmes says demonstrating your passion and work ethic to your interviewer will also go a long way to winning the job.
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While Sweeney's father taught him strong work ethic, he admits he didn't have anyone to show him the importance of education.
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Integral to the capitalist ethic is a powerful threat of idleness that, in many cases, game developers have taken advantage of.
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I think that's where my work ethic comes from, because when we moved from America my dad literally worked 4 jobs.
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Ghosn's personality, work ethic and preference for swift-direct action has earned him comparisons to the late Fiat-Chrysler CEO Marchionne.
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She did not leave us an ethic, but she did leave us principles and ways of being concerned about the world.
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Perhaps the aim of admiring biographies and articles is to prompt their readers to emulate the work ethic of such leaders.
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But I'd like to be a great stand-up comedian, and that takes an immense amount of focus and work ethic.
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Her beauty, her charm, her incredible personality, and her professional work ethic proved the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Just by pulling up roots in another country and coming here, she's already shown grit, ambition, and a strong work ethic.
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With his outrageous skill, blue collar work ethic, and self-belief, the Chiefs could be on the cusp of a dynasty.
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Right now, the coal miners I met in Appalachia, they were proud of the work ethic of a hard day's work.
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Athletics was his real interest, so he put all his energy into running, which helped to give him his work ethic.
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He was an inspiration whose tireless work ethic, unmatched skills and supreme self-confidence made him the Greatest of All Time.
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One was wholly determined by the history of the company — "the founder, his values and beliefs, his work ethic," she says.
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"She's very balletic, and this is coupled with a strong work ethic which makes her a pleasure to train," he says.
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Antoine Griezmann, a once-mercurial winger who now buys into Simeone's demanding work ethic, scored the only goal, shortly after halftime.
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Former colleagues praised Linnee&aposs work ethic, dedication to her staff and empathy for ordinary people caught up in world events.
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In addition to their work ethic, I played close attention to how they carried themselves, even with all of their fame.
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The PKK claim to represent Turkey's largest ethic group, the Kurds, who make up an estimated 20% of the Turkish population.
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If you ask the businessman what it takes to succeed, though, he doesn't just point to work ethic and negotiation skills.
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One reason for Asia's relative stinginess may be a lingering belief that safety nets erode people's work ethic and foster dependency.
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One way this frugality manifested was with a high work ethic, because we simply could not afford to hire more people.
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But to instill in me a burgeoning work ethic, my parents paid me to go to school: 25 cents per day.
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The excesses of confrontation represented by both Radical Reconstruction and the Paris Commune render them anathema to Kloppenberg's ethic of reciprocity.
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People admired his, I don't know what the word is, but just his work ethic and his inclusiveness and his words.
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But she was distracted by grad school, which she says hurt the quality of her videos and affected her work ethic.
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It is a period in a categorically ambiguous position, defining a now inapposite ethic, providing a now misleading frame of reference.
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With a strong work ethic and keen eye for detail, it's no surprise that creative Virgos tend to produce brilliant projects.
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Production sources tell TMZ, The Rock has been upset with Vin's work ethic for a long time, and he's not alone.
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"Zero waste should be an ethic that is promoted by government, by businesses to employees, in schools, in homes," Ottman says.
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She had been helping out with more than just makeup on set, and the commissioner was impressed by her work ethic.
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"We're lucky [working hard] comes quite naturally for us," the 30-year-old said of her and her sister's work ethic.
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The collective optimism and ethic that compels people to work hard, innovate, collaborate and prosper continues to drive the economy forward.
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Today, through a combination of DIY ethic and intensive mycological study, they're producing top-class mushrooms that have chefs taking notice.
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While he may be down now, we wouldn't count on someone with his work ethic and vision to stay down long.
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He gave me plenty of encouragement, and my work ethic, coming back from all the previous knee surgeries, was pretty good.
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Without oversight and accountability, contempt and disrespect creeps into a workplace, no matter how good the staff's work ethic or intentions.
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Djokovic credited Federer for teaching him how to manage the tournament schedule and said Nadal's competitiveness and work ethic inspire him.
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It's a work ethic that has been present throughout her career, and it makes her uncomfortable with the title of 'professional.
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Scott does not have natural political skills, but what he does have is a relentless work ethic and millions of dollars.
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" Obama called Dr. Jackson "a most impressive leader," recommended him for promotion, and praised his "incredible work ethic and follow-through.
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The hard work required by this team-first ethic is not universally popular, but Leicester and Atlético have to be admired.
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He was 30 years old with a community college degree and a work ethic that endeared him to better-educated colleagues.
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Germany was increasingly cast as an unloved, overly strict headmistress seeking to impose her Protestant work ethic on all her charges.
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But he's also got a great work ethic where he can come back tracking hard, and his transition game is good.
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" Flyers President Paul Holmgren cited his "talent, work ethic and determination," calling him an "outstanding teammate and an extremely gifted goaltender.
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She worked hard, instilling in us a work ethic that if we gave 110 percent there was nothing we couldn't achieve.
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MyOther Tongue offers up an elderly mother's particular, business-like attributes for consideration in an extended meditation on her work ethic.
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Just by pulling up roots in another country and coming here, she's already shown grit, ambition and a strong work ethic.
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The work ethic Kris set up for us is still in our bones—I feel like it's in our musical DNA.
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Branson chose Godfrey, who was an employee of his at Virgin Group, because of his work ethic and detail-oriented personality.
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If so, do all people develop a work ethic as they mature, or is there something unique about the millennial generation?
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"They had a propensity to hire farm kids, mainly because of their work ethic," Ms. Zieman said in a 2007 interview.
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I see them every day, I see their work ethic, and it's nice to conceptualize a potential vendor in that way.
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You make the decision as to whether to have fortitude, to stand up to challenges, to have a strong work ethic.
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Mr. Rodriguez, who started preaching at 16, has the charisma of a stage magician and the backstage work ethic to match.
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I thought that a "Set of moral principles" would be the plural ETHICS, but apparently both ETHIC and ETHICS are correct.
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So I have always trusted the fact that the credibility of that ethic will serve both the teams and the players.
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These have been constants at the club over nearly 42 years: an aura of inheritance and an ethic of freewheeling invention.
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My mom is an immigrant; she was born in a refugee camp in India, and she has an incredible work ethic.
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Most distinctively, these millennial designers combine a rigorous work ethic (often using self-invented techniques) with a remarkably relaxed aesthetic sensibility.
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"There's a certain work ethic you have to have to be a mountain biker," said Annika Peacock, who is now 15.
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Talent and a noticeable work ethic attracted well-heeled benefactors and helped Tiafoe climb to his current ranking of No. 44.
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This challenges the stereotypes that all teenagers possess no work ethic and have little care for the well-being of others.
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These names given to generations are just labels that become associated with work ethic, social status, and other roles in society.
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He gets his work ethic from his parents striving to build a new life for their children by making ends meet.
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Soon, he was buying up smaller firms and flipping them for large payouts, causing others to criticize his "ruthless" work ethic.
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New Orleans shaped his work ethic and songwriting throughout his life, a testament to his ability to connect people through music.
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Colleagues admire his work ethic and the manner in which he has climbed from humble roots in blue-collar Hammond, Ind.
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He&aposs returned to his humble roots and back to the work ethic that got him to where he is now.
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Zuckerberg spends 50 to 60 hours a week at Facebook, and his work ethic has made him especially popular with employees.
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When a candidate can raise money, it can be an indication of the work ethic necessary to win a House campaign.
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Even for someone like me, who has an insane work ethic—I think I'm unique, and still I can't keep up.
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Some said they did it to impress their boss with their work ethic, and the rest said, 'I hate my family.
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Bryant had been known for his work-ethic, which helped him win numerous NBA championships, titles, and even an Academy Award.
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The situation becomes all the more embarrassing when compared to the work ethic of previous Senates over the same time period.
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The people living in distressed communities have amazing ideas and strong work ethic, they often simply lack a door to opportunity.
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Armed with this knowledge, I politely made the case for my own, without mentioning anything but my work ethic and commitment.
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Republicans should make common cause with immigrants on shared values like work ethic, family and faith rather than writing them off.
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Helping whoever enters the store, even if the person is not buying, is an ingrained part of the work ethic here.
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With some luck, the right work ethic, strides in technology and training, and the right pitcher, there should not be limits.
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That change reflects a new performance-based ethic that penalizes navigator programs failing to meet their sign-up targets, administration officials said.
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Sure, they've got to have a badass work ethic, the will to overcome serious roadblocks, and, well, enough money in the bank.
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He came from a loving middle-class family in Detroit, with parents who tried to instill their values and strong work ethic.
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The Obama-Democratic strategy of maximizing dependency and undermining the work ethic has led many of these men to leave the workforce.
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I've definitely developed this insane work ethic — when people look at the amount that I work they're like, 'How are you alive?
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"We are very Christian — and our work ethic and our discipline comes from so many years at Catholic school," she told Vogue.
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The work ethic my parents instilled in me was to get my foot in the door somewhere and work my way up.
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But Croatia&aposs strong work ethic sees lone striker Mario Mandzukic closing down opposing defenses and preventing them releasing the ball quicker.
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The Protestant ethic, as the German sociologist Max Weber called it in 1905, included openness to socially disruptive new ideas and practices.
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His knowledge, his brilliance, his work ethic, his pedantry, his stubbornness: these things keep the Spaniard locked in his fortress of solitude.
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He owes his rise to his dogged work ethic, his loyalty to the president and his willingness to inflict pain on opponents.
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He was honestly the best boss I ever had, and he really instilled a work ethic in me that I'm grateful for.
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Sources close to the situation tell us Wayne specifically targeted Northrup ... because Weezy was blown away by Reggie's work ethic and drive.
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Bryant was asked about how Shaq would have been remembered had he had Kobe's legendary work ethic ... and Kobe's answer was captivating.
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The superstar athlete himself has attributed his past progress on the court to an intense work ethic and obsessively studying other players.
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Their work ethic, and Axios's speed at getting information online, has made the site a key information hub in the Trump era.
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In "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," at 9, Jake insults Hitchcock and Scully's work ethic, so they move in on one of his cases.
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"Given someone who has surveillance experience over UAS experience, and has a good work ethic, I'd tend towards that person," he said.
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Given the lack of motivation that many younger members of the work force demonstrate (work ethic issues) this problem will be exacerbated.
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So it's a lesson in work ethic, actually: those who work hard get to live, those who don't will get done in.
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His work ethic is something I completely identify with, so you make that applicable to each of the situations, and it works.
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" The source also lauded his work ethic: "He never stopped prepping and following up and working hard as hard as he climbed.
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They checked off all the proverbial boxes: great attendance, high grades, strong work ethic, and had positive relationships with adults and peers.
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"I've always worked hard, and I hope my kids see that work ethic and want to do the same thing," she said.
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Aries like their dad to set the example, rather than give verbal advice, and they pride themselves on inheriting his work ethic.
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Fierce competition pushes entrepreneurs to improve the product at lightning speed, with incredible work ethic, always pressured to develop impregnable business models.
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And sure, for the last decade, many cities around the country have tried to import the valley's spirit, work ethic, and culture.
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Once the euro crisis erupted, many conservatives opposed bail-outs out of an ethic of conviction, argues Thilo Sarrazin, a controversial pundit.
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We need a new media ethic that ignores clickbait calumny, not one that gives bad faith actors a chance to repeat it.
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He got hurt and just chips away every day at his recovery and his work ethic is at an all-time high.
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He's a retro rascal, a throwback to an era and ethic of big suits, paneled boardrooms, thick billfolds and buxom arm candy.
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Ethic, a New York-based sustainable investing start-up, said on Thursday it has raised a $13 million Series A financing round.
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Politics, says Weber, requires a particular mode of ethical conduct suited to its unique demands — what he calls an ethic of responsibility.
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" By contrast, says Weber, "a man who believes in an ethic of responsibility takes account of precisely the average deficiencies of people.
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The government is now seriously committed to a "leave no one behind" ethic, which means counting every single person in the population.
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The values that make me an American were instilled in me during those formative years: love, equality and a strong work ethic.
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They seamlessly could edit the best of the world of fashion with the world of music and had an incredible work ethic.
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The former Alaska governor also blasted trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying they are eroding America's character and work ethic.
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They also recommend tapping into your network to find great hires because chances are those individuals trust your vision and work ethic.
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The best way to develop a strong work ethic, my father explained, is to start working as soon as you are able.
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"They brought with them this Asian work ethic and the desire to build a future for my brother and me," says Lisa.
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Even though they don't verbally state this, you can easily extract it through their work ethic, and the way they develop dialogues.
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Lee and Wise spoke to us about sexual liberation, work ethic, and what it's really like shooting a Netflix series in Brooklyn.
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Bündchen has spoken about criticism of her nose before, saying that she chose to instead focus on her personality and work ethic.
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Tieger led the interview with seven questions from followers, ranging from Paul's work ethic and daily vlogging to his relationship with Mongeau.
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While millennials may be known for their work ethic and tech-savvy tendencies, their financial reputation isn't quite as gleaming so far.
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This means that if you want to procrastinate less, you don't have to increase your work ethic or improve your time management.
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And when Ms. Echenberg asked Ms. Daigle to characterize Ms. Toscano-Percoco's work quality and ethic, Ms. Daigle hesitated, then let loose.
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One would think that Pastor Bolz-Weber's shame-free ethic would be a tall glass of water for a grace-parched soul.
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" He suggested that a similar ethic is guiding his incursion into museums, saying, "It's a moment to rethink how we present things.
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She admires his steely work ethic and believes, behind his facade of good cheer and mismatched socks, his discipline is nearly fanatical.
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"That kind of twitchy humor and DIY ethic that children have is like the lifeblood of internet humor," Cicierega said at XOXO.
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It definitely isn't fun, but I think that it also teaches perseverance and work ethic which are almost as valuable as creativity.
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Wealthy parents fear that if they tell their kids how much they will inherit, the kids won't develop a strong work ethic.
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His love of baseball is so genuine and his work ethic so intense that I ignored the occasional ball in the dirt.
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Mr. Zorn said Mr. Kessler and the school's provost, Tim Marshall, made him feel assured that the Stone's unmediated ethic could survive.
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The forthcoming departure of Caterpillar jobs, while sad, will not undermine our past, and it won't kill our spirit or work ethic.
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If I wanted something, I had to work to earn it, and I think that was the start of my work ethic.
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Former MSNBC host Touré on Monday reacted to the untimely death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, praising his worth ethic and talent.
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Given his volatility and vindictiveness, his Nietzschean ethic and his overpowering narcissism, this is exactly what one would expect of Mr. Trump.
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Across his social media, Johnson is known for posting inspirational quotes and images, and touting the importance of a hard work ethic.
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She was particularly charmed by his drive and dedication, which she thought perfectly matched her own daughter's intense work ethic and ambition.
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Mr. Funk said employers often complained about being unable to find employees with a strong work ethic who met the minimum requirements.
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Dayna Steele, a U.S. House candidate in Texas's 35th District, also reached out to praise Owens's work ethic on Twitter last week.
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"To start seeing results, to see his work ethic having an impact, we're going to need long periods of time," Sainz added.
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That work ethic earned her a full scholarship to the University of California, Berkeley to study business administration and human resources management.
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Not really an elite athlete, he has the frame to become a massive linebacker and has the work ethic to get there.
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But this also makes select advocacy organizations more prone to resemble bureaucratic institutions, where innovation can be undervalued and work ethic insubstantial.
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He worried about my self-awareness and work ethic, and especially had concerns about how that would impact other projects or deadlines.
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"But there's this ethic, this mood of trolling the opposition, that if you can create liberal tears, then anything goes," she continued.
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In 2007, while promoting "Five O'Clock Lightning," Mr. Frommer discussed the work ethic behind his long years of teaching and voluminous writing.
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In 2007, while promoting "Five O'Clock Lightning," Mr. Frommer discussed the work ethic behind his long years of teaching and voluminous writing.
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We've had to think about so many aspects of her life: Her mind, her soul, her body, her sexuality, her work ethic.
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During her time in the Senate she won over legions of ex-haters with her work ethic, her seriousness, and her pragmatism.
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Ms. Pelosi represents a restoration of that ideal, and she brings formidable talents and a legendary work ethic (back) to the job.
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It also captures the incredible work ethic, teamwork, and love for ARMY (their fanbase) that has helped propel Bangtan Sonyeondan into international stardom.
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It's the work ethic she's going to pass on to the little ones watching, including her potential pop successor, Princess Blue Ivy Carter.
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The baby's sun sign is Taurus, a sign known for its work ethic, groundedness, stubbornness, and love of the finer things in life.
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Arpakorn Yookongkaew separately explained the ethic driving the SEALs&apos mission and why Saman&aposs death would not deter them from their course.
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It's about finding those employees who fit well, have a strong work ethic, and can work independently rather than have to be micromanaged.
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Other requirements include reliability, work ethic, an eye for detail and "flair for writing detailed and high-quality reviews," according to the company.
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The reason for their success: "We all have a strong work ethic and a desire to win," said Kramer, 40, who is CEO.
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When Max Weber wrote of the Protestant work ethic in 1904, he had in mind Calvinism and its relatives, such as American Puritanism.
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