Follow a factory worker on her last shift before the plant was closed Follow a factory worker on her last shift before the plant was closed This segment originally aired Nov.
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A factory worker riding a white forklift rolled slowly past.
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He was an old factory worker at the local brewery.
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His father was a factory worker, his mother a homemaker.
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A factory worker in Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia, in 2005.
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And in the early days, I was a factory worker.
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Whether factory worker, engineer or mathematician, everyone scuffled for money.
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His father was a carpenter, his mother a factory worker.
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His grandfather, a factory worker, was an amateur jazz pianist.
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"I don't remember it stopping," said Mr. Zhang, the factory worker.
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It worked, which is great, but I'm not a factory worker.
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Mr. Martinez, a Renault car factory worker, declined to be interviewed.
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In another, she plays a rotund factory worker musing about architecture.
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Ms. Reese married Vermont Taliaferro, a Michigan factory worker, in 1951.
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"Czechs are passive consumers," sighs Stefan Linek, a factory worker in Usti.
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I'm not a craftsman or a factory worker who creates a product.
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Beatrice Blama, 27, another factory worker and Ebola survivor, lost her husband.
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The rescuers who died were three local residents and another factory worker.
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Mike Pisano, 65, a factory worker, echoed Mr. Trump's contention that Mrs.
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One owned a tool and die shop; another was a factory worker.
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"If you don't work, you earn nothing," one factory worker put it.
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"It's my career, it's my life," said Mr. Fu, a factory worker.
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There, she fell in love with a factory worker, and they married.
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His father was a firefighter, his mother a factory worker and homemaker.
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His father was a factory worker; his mother, Maida, was a homemaker.
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Nichols, a factory worker in Ohio, decided to get an IUD in 2008.
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A retired factory worker, she spends her days growing, grinding and packaging horseradish.
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A factory worker dumps big vats of liquid sulfur onto a wide floor.
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"It's very, very quiet on this street," said Rita Montgomery, a factory worker.
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The figure rose to 11.7 percent if the breadwinner was a factory worker.
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An imaginary factory worker in Michigan drives a lot of the electability conversation.
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"Biden's got more experience," Jon Hedges, a retired factory worker from Burlington, said.
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BW: Refusing to give a factory worker a promotion unless she blows you?
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Namin's sister, for instance, is a factory worker, whose choices lead to tragedy.
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She was a factory worker at Alameda Naval Station in California during WWII.
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Factory worker Ri Gul Chol, 37, also had not heard about the missile test.
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Everyone thinks Biden will win back the elusive factory worker in Pittsburgh or Youngstown.
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They are a brigadier, a factory worker and a youth volunteer with a hoe.
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No one expected the factory worker to parachute into Normandy and fight the battle.
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The average Chinese factory worker makes roughly $9603,000 a year, the official data shows.
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"Only workers will be affected," said Dork Sovann, 35, a Phnom Penh factory worker.
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The factory worker was discovered putting powder on a co-worker's sandwich, according to police.
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Source: Bloomberg Are you a factory worker who's working extra hours to produce face masks?
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NAFTA brings export revenue worth $36,000 for each and every American factory worker, it says.
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Burns, an Irish factory worker, is played with a very schlocky sensibility by Hannah Steele.
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"I really, personally, want him to be ousted," said Mustafa Kaya, a retired factory worker.
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Her 5-year career as a factory worker at an avionics manufacturer certainly wasn't romantic.
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MARTIN WAS RAISED in Bayonne, N.J., the son of a longshoreman and a factory worker.
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His father, Morris, was a barber; his mother, Mary (Schlanger) Horenstein, was a factory worker.
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Ms. Ryan, 22016, a retired factory worker, had followed the impeachment trial almost every day.
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The departure of an FNC executive doesn't change the life of a factory worker in Indiana.
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It's inspired by a famous Toyota policy that lets any factory worker halt the production process.
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She's a Rosie the Riveter–style factory worker, only in the '70s...packaging bright green soda.
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In fact, she was probably a missing Polish factory worker by the name of Franziska Schanzkowska.
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The new Chucky is simply a robot, the handiwork of a disgruntled factory worker in Vietnam.
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His father, Walter, was a factory worker; his mother, the former Minnie Kisbert, was a homemaker.
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When his father, a factory worker, was transferred to Kentucky, he attended Covington Catholic High School.
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I speak the truth on behalf of the factory worker who lost his or her job.
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Mr. Escalante's previous film, "Heli," was about a factory worker caught up in Mexico's drug violence.
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The child of a factory worker no longer goes to school with the company manager's child.
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She was leaving her home, against the wishes of her mother, to become a factory worker.
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Wu Guijun, a former factory worker and longtime labor activist based in Shenzhen, knows the pressure well.
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"I used to work on trains as a factory worker," he says, leaning up against a railing.
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Born in Shizuoka City, Shirawa's factory worker parents forbade him from keeping dogs or cats at home.
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A garment factory worker in Bangladesh earns around $68 a month, while in Cambodia $140, she said.
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And certainly they will not be the factory worker positions imagined and touted by the Trump administration.
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"I don't think it's prejudice," said Rita Evans, 57, a black former factory worker in Winfield, Ala.
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Or maybe you know Dan W., a former factory worker, whose rheumatoid arthritis has degenerated over time.
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He claimed he had been a farmer and factory worker during the time he was a guard.
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Leonardo Del Vecchio, whose eyeglasses empire makes Ray-Bans and Oakleys, used to be a factory worker.
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A unionized factory worker may earn as much as $20 a day including salary and other bonuses.
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As a factory worker, Williamson would steal, borrow and get into debt in order to buy drugs.
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In one scene, as activist Lin Dong hands out labor law handbooks, an angry factory worker accosts him.
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"Imagine that!" said Ms. Contreras, a Honduran factory worker hoping to apply for asylum in the United States.
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Richard Onuka, a factory worker who earns 25,000 naira a month, was fixated on a TV screen inside.
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Filipina Gladys Gayeta is a newly arrived trainee factory worker, but must leave in less than three years.
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But "UKIP are the only ones listening," says Michael Tipp, a retired factory worker and former Labour voter.
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He was entirely self-taught: His parents, a retired factory worker and a homemaker, knew nothing about investing.
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Her latest novella is about a factory worker who is suffering from radiation poisoning in Newark, New Jersey.
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"My ex-wife is a factory worker and can't raise our two kids on her own," he said.
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"My Old Man" is a raw, angry lament about the early death of Mr. MacColl's factory-worker father.
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Until 2005 his father was a factory worker at various plants in the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania.
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Jochen, a factory worker who makes specialized tools, leads his fellow laborers in pushing for their friend's promotion.
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Married to a retired factory worker, she said she had raised five children with her sales of nettles.
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One factory worker who spoke with BuzzFeed News before news of the reduction on Wednesday questioned that decision.
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During one afternoon driving with André, Márcia spots a factory worker named Cristiano and offers him a ride.
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During World War II, Fraley was a factory worker at Alameda Naval Station, according to CNN affiliate KATU.
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Mr. Martinez, a retired factory worker with roots in Mexico, finds peace and a sense of purpose there.
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Perhaps a certain type of job: a teacher or a doctor versus a coal miner or factory worker?
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One day, he begins reading a notebook belonging to Cristiano (Aristides de Sousa), an acquaintance and factory worker.
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Wang, a one-time fan factory worker joined the police force in Minhou county in Fujian in 1979.
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A factory worker in Racine County, Wisconsin, who doubts politicians will improve her life as a single mother.
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"Most people want to work overtime," said a 27-year-old factory worker whose family name is Zhang.
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The son of a factory worker, he became a graphic designer before pursuing his dreams of being an actor.
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"They are depressing days and the pills helped," said the factory worker in Tamil Nadu, India's southern textile hub.
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Naomi Parker Fraley, the inspiration for the iconic female World War II factory worker Rosie the Riveter, has died.
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The video portrays a typical day of work in the life of a factory worker, starting with the morning.
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Is a factory worker replaced by a robot any less deserving than one who is displaced by foreign goods?
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He was the son of a shoe-factory worker who had long been in search of a way out.
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"If you're a working-class factory worker in Liverpool, you're not going to eat as much meat," Kraig said.
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He plays a fictionalized version of himself, a time-traveling doppelgänger and a simpering, squeaky-voiced Bulgarian factory worker.
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Jenny Marx is a rebellious Prussian aristocrat; Engels's wife, Mary Burns (Hannah Steele), is a rebellious Irish factory worker.
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There, I met Rita Lemmel, the daughter of a German prisoner of war, who married a French factory worker.
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Unlike, say, a factory worker who breaks an arm, many football players had multiple injuries that degenerated over time.
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Liu Zhiqiang, a retired factory worker in Beijing, used to treat his family to pork ribs once a week.
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A lone holdout said he could not vote to convict Mr. Hernandez, a disabled factory worker from New Jersey.
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Meet Zhou Qunfei: former factory worker, high school dropout and now with a net worth of over $8 billion.
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Tesla factory worker Jose Moran wrote a post on Medium in February detailing the conditions and proposing a union.
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Forget fiction; Vardy's ascension from factory worker to top striker is a great script by itself and needs no embellishment.
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Jesse Lilley, 66, a former factory worker, used to vote Labour but feels it no longer represents the working classes.
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Born in China's northern Hebei province, Miao was a 24-year-old factory worker at the time of the crackdown.
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Take the classic example of a factory worker in Michigan losing his job because the factory is relocated to China.
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She also offered up other possible careers if Google didn't pan out: chocolate factory worker and swimming in the Olympics.
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Henry, a 20-year-old factory worker, also installed his girlfriend in his XCOM 2 game, only at her request.
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"I honestly think that Trump might be more electable," worried Pete Heineck, a factory worker from Wausau, speaking for many.
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There are problems with this image of the U.S. factory worker as he—and it is generally he—is depicted.
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Li, who was born in China but moved to Hong Kong in 1940, began his career as a factory worker.
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The group repeatedly pummeled and kicked one of the men, Arkadiusz Jozwik, 000, a meat factory worker, in the head.
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A Thai factory worker faces up to 28503 years in prison for making fun of the king's dog, for instance.
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His father, Arnie, was a farmer and factory worker, and his mother, the former Belle Elizabeth Weiss, was a homemaker.
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His father was a factory worker, but lived next door to his uncle who was an executive at Colgate-Palmolive.
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Forces more influential than the political leanings of a white factory worker decide election outcomes: gerrymandering, super PACs, corrupt officials.
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The son of an Italian-born factory worker and homemaker, Mr. Cipollone spent much of his childhood in the Bronx.
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Analyn, a factory worker from the Philippines, discovered she was pregnant just weeks after being laid off from her job.
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It is a bit like a factory worker taking a shorter coffee break before getting back to the assembly line.
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He was a retired factory worker, living with his wife outside a small town in Wales, in the United Kingdom.
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Born in Brooklyn in 1924, Chisholm was the daughter of a factory worker from Guyana and a seamstress from Barbados.
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She grew up in Wales, with a mother who stocked supermarket shelves and a father who was a factory worker.
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"It began to rise slowly, but then it began to grow faster," said Zhang Guisheng, a factory worker from southwest China.
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"Let those who did this worry about it," said Eduard, a middle-aged factory worker as he approached the Assumption Cathedral.
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Canning factory, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Photo: Russel Lee/Library of Congress22003: A factory worker supervising the production of metal food cans.
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"Let those who did this worry about it," said Eduard, a middle-aged factory worker, as he approached the Assumption Cathedral.
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Meanwhile, the deaths of Wilkins, a factory worker who helped care for her ill mother, and Aaron have devastated loved ones.
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At the end of the day if you want to think about difficult, it's the factory worker who's been laid off.
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A 60-year-old factory worker, Aziz Ansari, died of heart attack after spending several hours in line outside a bank.
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At the end of the day, if you want to think about difficult, it's the factory worker who's been laid off.
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"She moved to the States in 1989 and got a job as a seamstress and an apron factory worker," Tran said.
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Born in 1964 to a photographer and a factory worker, Ma grew up a mediocre student in the city of Hangzhou.
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But most importantly, Legend says his parents, including his dad Ronald, a factory worker, taught him to remain humble and kind.
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On the other side of this equation is outsourcing enriched multinationals far more than it did any third-world factory worker.
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"In my village, cutting someone's tree down by mistake could lead to murder," recalls Tawwaj Ali, a factory worker in Ahmedabad.
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The long trips to swimming lessons are costly for Ismail's father Ismet, a steel factory worker, and his unemployed mother Elmina.
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"She has the courage to fight for Hispanics," said Xochitl Saucedo, a retired music record factory worker and former teacher's aide.
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Grandpa was a pro-union coal miner, a farm hand, a road crew worker, a boat builder and a factory worker.
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Ms. Solis, 57, a disabled former factory worker, said she was still trying to comprehend the full scope of the tragedy.
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The self-immolation of a factory worker at the start of the 1970s labor movement is still evoked by activists today.
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"I've started to lose track of the days," said Yang Dechao, a burly 34-year-old factory worker trapped in Wuhan.
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In all, the union estimates the average factory worker will see $29,500 in economic gains during the life of the deal.
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" Maire Ni Eineachain, 27, a factory worker at a medical device company in Galway "I am Catholic and I am pro-choice.
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"I'm left with nothing at the end of the month," one factory worker, Ayelech Geletu, 21, told The Associated Press last year.
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A retired factory worker, she is one of 18 people in Beijing who have publicly declared their intention to stand as independents.
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"Hillary listened to the factory worker at the Bechtel plant in Schenectady, worried sick that his company was leaving town," Schumer said.
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Is it a prelude to an industrial revolution, in which humans will be replaced by a more programmable kind of factory worker?
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Fugitive: Woravit "Kim" Mektrakarn -- An undocumented factory worker in southern California vanishes after he blackmails his employers about their illegal employment practices.
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Jackie Frankel, a 47-year-old factory worker from Australia's Mornington Peninsula, is a zealous Barefooter, as Mr. Pape's fans are known.
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An ordinary factory worker was threatened with 37 years in jail for daring to "insult" the pet dog of the late king.
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"There's far too much insecurity, as far as immigrants are concerned," said Francis Scueil, a cheese factory worker from Salon-de-Provence.
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Kolsut, a factory worker in the northern town of Nowa Karczma, receives 298 zlotys ($21.5) a month for each of her children.
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The laid off factory worker, the waitress or health care worker who's just barely getting by and struggling to pay the bills.
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One 1917 magazine caricature in the exhibition shows a bar scene, with a woman in coveralls talking to a male factory worker.
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Then a 21989-year-old factory worker, Dong was given a suspended death sentence on arson charges and spent 17 years in prison.
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Born the son of a factory worker in Chatham, Ontario, Myers had to work from an early age to supplement his family's income.
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Hanan's father, Khaled Dacka, worked at a currency exchange office in Syria and is a factory worker in São Paulo, making car parts.
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A factory worker earns, on average, $230 a month in India, $185 in Vietnam and $100 in Bangladesh, according to the Japanese survey.
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"You'd never expect to see a FedEx or UPS factory worker making posts about how great it is to work there," he said.
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But according to David Lee, vice president of innovation at UPS, it's not just jobs like factory worker and truck driver at risk.
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She has worked as a house cleaner, factory worker and medical assistant in the two decades she has lived in East Los Angeles.
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One factory worker told The Sun she made 18,500 rupees a month ($277), which is about half the average wage in Sri Lanka.
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Ryang Song-chol, a 41-year-old factory worker, looked surprised when I asked if his country could survive a war with America.
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In 1961, Iwao retired after he fell ill and got a job as a factory worker at a soybean processing plant in Shizuoka.
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Maria Domingo Garcia is a factory worker and mother of four who is currently incarcerated at an ICE detention facility in Jena, Louisiana.
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Nagasaki said he was a factory worker in Osaka when a coworker told him about a "mysterious archipelago" and he wanted to leave civilization.
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"The army isn't doing its job," said Salah Jelani, a 19-year-old factory worker who has been manning barricades at the sit-in.
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A laid-off factory worker might lend a hand on the family farm, become a casual day labourer, or sell trinkets on the street.
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"He's so kind, he's holding it carefully, like a baby," remarked Natalia Khrustaleva-Popova, a retired factory worker who came to see the sculpture.
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The investigators found the 603 obituary of a factory worker previously employed by what was then called House of Hollywood and Sally Hansen Cosmetics.
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A former factory worker from an industrial town outside the capital, he and dozens of other men are awaiting the arrival of a lorry.
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His father Fred never graduated from high school and held a series of blue-collar jobs including truck driver, factory worker and cab driver.
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The traditional image of a union member is that of a factory worker, but in reality, today's worker looks much more like a nanny.
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One of my uncles was a retired factory worker who for most of his life resented almost anyone who didn't work with their hands.
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Meanwhile, our middle class is in decline, as the out-of-work factory worker, middle manager, and small business owner face extraordinarily tough times.
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The Slovenian immigrants, a former car dealer and a textile factory worker, had been living in the U.S. as permanent residents (The Associated Press).
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In 1927, a Berlin newspaper released an investigative report claiming to have discovered that Anna Anderson was actually Franziska Schanzkowska, a Polish factory worker.
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THE WOUND A factory worker from Queenstown, South Africa, takes a boy from Johannesburg under his wing as part of a Xhosa initiation ritual.
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Ms. Wright plays Jessie, a factory worker in Reading, Pa., who finds herself pitted against her friends as jobs become scarce and society crumbles.
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On his application, Mr. Palij claimed to have worked on his father's farm and then as a factory worker in Germany during the war.
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Mr. Gonzalez, whose factory-worker parents had grade-school educations, got an M.B.A. from Harvard and became a financial officer in energy ventures abroad.
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Even Palestinians who'd normally welcome investment into their economy, like 20-year old chocolate factory worker Mohammed Hayek, think the plan is fatally flawed.
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Moran himself is an ex-NUMMI factory worker, and he says that he got the Tesla job after a recruiter reached out to him.
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Bracket buster A factory worker got a lot more than bragging rights when he got the first 29 games right on his NCAA tourney bracket.
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The husband and wife — a former car dealer and a former textile factory worker, respectively — had been living in the United States as permanent residents.
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"My dad always said, 'Whatever situation you're in, make sure you learn from it,&apos" says Morton of his father, a factory worker at Chrysler.
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A fringe candidate in the presidential election, far-left car factory worker Philippe Poutou, used this to challenge her during a TV debate this month.
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Rihanna plays Deni's girlfriend, Kofi Novia, a factory worker who also works for Red Cargo and whom Deni lovingly serenades in parts of the film.
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Berry took up a series of jobs, first as a factory worker, then as a janitor and even took classes to train as a beautician.
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Growing up, Eric and his siblings spent summers with their maternal grandparents Milos, an engineer, and Maria, a shoe-factory worker, in the Czech countryside.
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Now, if you're a working person, if you're a single mom waiting tables, if you're a factory worker, seven grand a year is real money.
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A recent survey by the Japan External Trade Organization found that a Chinese factory worker earns $424 a month — the highest salary in developing Asia.
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Li, who was born in China but moved to Hong Kong in 1940 to escape a Japanese invasion, began his career as a factory worker.
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At the other extreme are jobs like those done by Steve Engle, a 53-year-old factory worker at Cummins' engine plant in Seymour, Indiana.
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His mother, an assembly-line factory worker, and his father, a handyman, split up before he was in kindergarten, so he bounced around a little.
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The film was about a factory worker (voiced by a then shit hot Brendan Fraser) who gets bitten by a bug and gains superhero powers.
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Arthur Talley, 60, a factory worker who was running errands downtown, said race relations had hardly improved since he was a child growing up there.
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But his pituitary dwarfism, diagnosed when he was a teenager, prompted him to consider show business, despite discouragement from his father, a shoe factory worker.
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He then had a succession of jobs, from an ice deliveryman helper to stable boy at the New Orleans Fair Grounds to coffee factory worker.
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The son of a coal factory worker, he trained to be a priest and then started working with an orphanage outside Oviedo, in northern Spain.
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"[A]ttacking media does nothing for the troop in harm's way, the hungry child in Appalachia or inner city, the unemployed factory worker," Tapper wrote.
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So, in 1988, one sufferer—a former aircraft factory-worker named Bruce McCreary—picked up and moved to the tiny desert town of Snowflake, Arizona.
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" Budhia, a 55-year-old factory worker who had traveled with a friend from the neighboring town of Manesar, said, "The B.J.P. doesn't like the poor.
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Penny Marshall first rose to Hollywood fame as an actress in the late '21992s, as spunky factory worker Laverne DeFazio in the hit show Laverne & Shirley.
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Mr. Hernandez, a 55-year-old factory worker from Maple Shade, N.J., is accused of strangling Etan in the basement of a SoHo bodega in 1979.
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Yu and Miki Kikuchi left their jobs as a factory worker and a nurse; he is now training to be a blacksmith, while she hunts game.
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Zhou Qunfei started out working on the family farm in Hunan and was then a factory worker in Guangdong before starting a firm that makes touchscreens.
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When a 19773-year-old factory worker was accused of raping a 12-year-old girl, and requested a female lawyer, a Fayetteville judge appointed Mrs.
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Zhang Yong, a former tractor-factory worker, founded Haidilao originally with just four tables in his hometown, Jianyang, a city in Sichuan Province in China's southwest.
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Tamasgen Melke, 28, a factory worker who lived on the first floor, said he saw a ball of fire and thought the apartment house would collapse.
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I'd asked Ms. Solis, the factory worker, to talk to me when she could have been tending the shoulder where a bullet had sundered her flesh.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Wow, I can't believe Joe Biden got into a fight with that factory worker, especially considering he was surrounded by all of his boys.
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Stéphane Brizé's work of bare-bones realism casts Mr. Lindon as Thierry, a French factory worker who hasn't had a decent job in over a year.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel grew up in the central province of Villa Clara, about three hours from Havana, the son of a schoolteacher and a factory worker.
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Their goal, according to the president at the time, Tom Lewandowski, a former General Electric factory worker who served in the 1990s as the A.F.L.-C.
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An inverse story was unfolding in Bangalore, where Umakanti Padhan, a moon-faced 16-year-old garment factory worker, tried to call her sister-in-law.
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All 11 official candidates took part: the five front-runners plus six others, including a Ford factory worker, a Trotskyist high-school teacher, and a former shepherd.
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According to the teenager's brother, Xiong Feng, the deceased Xiong Xuan was a factory worker at a garment factory and a regular at the local Internet cafe.
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"I no longer feel uncomfortable when I tell people that I'm a factory worker," said Huyen, who began work when the factory was still known as X40.
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Ron Hillyard, a factory worker from Buffalo, New York, was using his annual leave to sell badges to rally-goers for $5 each, or $10 for three.
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That was when Leon Czolgosz, an unemployed wire factory worker and anarchist, inspired by a lecture he had attended by the radical Emma Goldman, pulled out a .
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The piece interprets the works loosely: Ms. Blanchett appears as a factory worker in one clip, and with a small puppet recreation of herself in another. artgallery.nsw.gov.au
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If, say, you're a white, unemployed factory worker in Wisconsin looking for a job, you may scoff at talk of too many white men in one place.
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Before my dad joined academia, he was a factory worker and a union organizer for nearly two decades; he sang "Solidarity Forever" to me as a lullaby.
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In 1966, the former professional boxer-turned-factory worker was accused of robbery, arson and the murder of his boss, his boss' wife and their two children.
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In one supposed incident in late 2016, a factory worker had his leg amputated after being struck by a forklift outside the main building, according to Businessweek.
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It's run by Rodolfo Perez, who was a factory worker upstairs before he bought the building's service-entrance hamburger stand and turned it into a Dominican joint.
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"We don't want to be ruled by another country anymore, we don't want to be pulled out of Europe," said George McGrattan, 83, a retired factory worker.
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Haidilao, co-founded by former tractor factory worker Zhang Yong in 1994, had set a price range of HK$14.8 to HK$17.8 per share last week.
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"We started with a slogan 'Don't Touch my School,'" said Gunay Imir, a retired factory worker and trade unionist whose youngest son is still at the school.
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To others, she is a pioneering factory worker and an uncompromising farm owner, and to still others, she is Mary Todd Lincoln and Forrest Gump's beloved mama.
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That means that many Mexican factories that make parts for US car manufacturers would have to pay eight times what they currently pay the average factory worker.
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The average Cambodian factory worker earns about $140 a month, but in the rural province of Ratanakiri that the princess is visiting, income levels certainly dip below that.
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And even a factory worker can see that robotics, automation and AI are going to decimate a once-reliable job sector, while climate change may affect many others.
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Jack Swagger is fighting a factory worker who weighed 330 pounds 3 months ago ... and that regular dude, well ... he says he's gonna knock Swagger's ass out cold.
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After due time at a detention facility, he married, worked a variety of odd jobs including stints as a factory worker at automobile plants, and kept playing music.
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Her father, Clarence, a teacher in Jamaica, became a factory worker when he moved to New York and then a delegate for the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
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Roxette's ride began in 1985, when Fredriksson, daughter of a postman and a factory worker, teamed up with Gessle, son of a plumbing contractor and his artist wife.
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The activists said police had also set up a fake factory recruitment stand outside the building and infiltrated into the group a mole posing as a former factory worker.
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Yue, currently a factory worker in southern China, gained prominence in April for pressing her university to make public an investigation into a decades-old rape and suicide case.
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These were then stretched by an additional factory worker over a contraption that bore two model feet, as if a mannequin had been lying on its back, playing airplane.
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The lead actor, Nakhane Touré, plays a factory worker who once a year cares for young men undergoing the initiation ritual, although his main interest is another male caretaker.
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Mr Ailes, the son of a factory worker, instinctively knew how to appeal to white, working-class voters disaffected, as he was himself, with liberal elites and political correctness.
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In the past week, the company has faced reports that it has under-counted factory worker injuries and is struggling to manage a significant amount of damaged auto parts.
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The son of a factory worker, Mr. Ho attributed his success to a lifetime of cultivating sources across what counts for a political spectrum in a one-party state.
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"This leftist government was elected for the better, but from what I see ... they are going to take everything including our underwear," said Nikos Spanopoulos, 56, a factory worker.
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As Edi Muka, an Albanian art critic and curator notes of Shoshi's factory worker, "representations of motherhood as constitutive of women's central role in religious art are carefully removed".
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Poutou, a car factory worker who is expected to get only minimal support in the April 23 first round of the election, also had harsh words for Le Pen.
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Forensic analysis of videos provided by witnesses also confirmed the death of at least one person — a Syrian factory worker — after he was shot on the Greek-Turkish border.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 77%Synopsis: Factory worker Trevor Reznik (Bale) suffers from crippling insomnia that begins to warp his mental and physical health until he becomes haunted by hallucinations.
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In and out of psychiatric hospitals, and rejected by his father, a locomotive-factory worker and Nazi sympathizer, Schöpke returned to the psychiatric hospital at Gugging for good in 1956.
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The IPO has boosted the riches of Zhang Yong, the former tractor factory worker who co-founded Haidilao in 1994, making his holdings in the company worth about $8.2 billion.
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Heather Erickson, a tractor engine assembler at the farm equipment manufacturer AGCO, is one such factory worker who has found Glass to be quite useful for her job, NPR reports.
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Factory worker Alma Gonzalez, 23, who speaks Spanish and Otomi and traveled from the State of Mexico to hear the pope, was touched he was reaching out to her people.
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Liu Guiming, a retired factory worker in Chengdu, says he has lost several friends to illnesses who, he believes, might have survived if they had not solely relied on TCM.
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"It's good to hear what he has to say, to know what's happening with wages," said Khom Siem, a pregnant factory worker clutching an envelope which she said contained $200.
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The 50-year-old factory worker from Ionia, Michigan, had been fighting a brain tumor and melanoma since September, but last week doctors told her she was nearing the end.
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A daughter of a factory worker and a Philadelphia police officer, Ms. Solomon is a private woman, and not as financially secure as some of the people she now serves.
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Walter Coronado, 224, a factory worker in Bogotá, the capital, was chased by the rebels from his ranch in Tolima, a province in the center of the country, in 1998.
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She did a movie called Outrage, depicting a factory worker who has been raped, and how the shaming of that experience on her family makes her run away from home.
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The former factory worker uses driftwood, pebbles and shells to create his cameras, combing the shorelines of his home for parts of fallen trees, naturally polished by the sea's waves.
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Mr. Zhang's parents, a factory worker and a city official in southeast China, sold their house to support him while he waited two years to be called to boot camp.
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Out of the folks who looked like myself, we had a bus driver, janitor, factory worker, a Baptist preacher/lawyer, and my dad…a Corrections Officer at the local prison.
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Leading Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden called a Detroit factory worker "full of s---" in a testy exchange on gun policy Tuesday as voters cast ballots in Michigan's crucial primary.
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In a famous case of commuter hell, a factory worker named James Robinson had to take a bus partway to work and then walk the other 21 miles round-trip.
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"We are voting 'yes' because the European Union is saying 'no,' " said Yusuf Parlayan, 60, a retired factory worker, at a rally last month in the northern city of Kastamonu.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the typical factory worker earns more than $26 an hour, compared with $14 an hour for the average hotel and food services employee.
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Here is a brief look at Mr. da Silva's career: ■ Born in 20163, he helped his family with jobs as a shoeshine boy, a street vendor and a factory worker.
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Over the next hour, with the sky already jet-black, the group grew to 11 people, including a woman pushing a stroller; several housewives; and a factory worker earning minimum wage.
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In 2012, Feng Jianmei, a factory worker pregnant with her second child, was taken to a clinic, forced to sign a document consenting to an abortion and injected with an abortifacient.
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The Trump administration may not believe that automation threatens today's American workforce, but try telling that to a travel agent or a truck driver or a factory worker or an accountant.
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"It's hard to make ends meet and rising vegetable prices are driving up the cost of living," said a 22-year-old female factory worker at a watchmaker in central Japan.
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A former garment factory worker in Bangladesh, Aruna was trafficked to India by a coworker who promised her a well-paying job, but sold her soon after she crossed the border.
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In July 2016, Jose Montanez and Armando Serrano walked out of prison, each having spent 23 years behind bars, for the 1993 murder of a factory worker sitting in his van.
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Factory worker Jose Moran wrote a post on Medium in 2017, saying that the long hours have stressed peoples' bodies — and that Tesla pay is lower than that of other automakers'.
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Marshall got her start in 1976 as an actress and became famous for her aforementioned performance of a beer factory worker in Milwaukee who lived with her best friend Shirley Feeney.
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That gives life an enormous meaning, whether you're a novelist, or a poet, or a musician, or a factory worker, or a farmer, or a construction worker, or an IT engineer.
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Authorities identified the leader of the group arrested on Batam as Gigih Rahmat Dewa, who local media said was a 31-year-old factory worker from the Javanese city of Solo.
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Yes, as a factory worker and then a soldier Zatopek used to train in army boots in the snow or on the spot, sprinting up to 32km (20 miles) a day.
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Neither the musical nor the film has a shred of reality to it—or, at least, any reality that a black person or a wartime factory worker would recognize as such.
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Alex Cohen, a 26-year-old Jewish Bostonian and partner in his father's shoe factory in southern China, falls in love with a factory worker-cum-clandestine union organizer named Ivy.
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Feinberg's finely tuned examination of the intersection of gender and class — Jess is a union organizer and factory worker — is a call to action against injustice and intolerance across all lines.
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Farrugia Sammut, 0003, said she had not been as scared since her childhood home in Malta was bombed during World War II. "We're surrounded" by wildfires, the former factory worker said.
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Her father, Walter, described in some sources as a farmworker and in others as a factory worker, was a heavy drinker who abused his wife, the former Hazel Fleming, a waitress.
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Pegge Sines, 62, of rural Edgerton, Ohio, did not vote for president, but her husband, a longtime factory worker who died of lung cancer in December, was an ardent Trump supporter.
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The action revolved around a factory worker who had false memories implanted in his brain by the government -- and fans of the first "Recall" like to pretend this reboot never really existed.
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Shipping documents obtained by CNN show that in 2014 Trump shirts were shipped to the U.S. from a factory in Honduras, where nationally the average factory worker earns about $1.30 an hour.
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That same year, shipping forms obtained by CNN show Trump shirts were being manufactured and shipped from Bangladesh, where the average factory worker makes just 33 cents an hour, according to Nova.
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Kathy Shelton, who says she was raped by a factory worker at age 14 and saw Hillary Clinton — then an attorney in private practice — get her attacker's sentence reduced, was also present.
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Kathy Shelton, 54, alleges that she was raped by a 41-year-old factory worker named Thomas Alfred Taylor in 1975 when she was a 12-year-old girl living in Arkansas.
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"He is the first mayor to do something for the weakest of Naples, the government has done nothing," said Nicola De Vito, a 65 year-old retired factory worker form nearby Pozzuoli.
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The unemployed coal miner in West Virginia or factory worker in Ohio doesn't necessarily have the skills to integrate into the booming high-tech economies of San Francisco, Austin or New York.
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Mr. Palij claimed that he had worked as a laborer on his father's farm in Piadyki, which was then part of Poland, and as a factory worker in Germany during the war.
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The couple becomes a team again after Greg's embarrassing encounter with Steve and Audrey's realization that Steve is using the Empathy Initiative to distract from his company's history of factory-worker suicides.
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One young factory worker died when her swaying skirts became trapped in the machinery, and Florence Nightingale had to remind her crinolined nurses of the view from behind when they bent over.
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As a young man, Mr. Reich worked his way up from a factory worker with no education, getting a night-school degree at City College in Manhattan and becoming a structural engineer.
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In August, Arkadiusz Jozwik, 40, a Polish-born meat factory worker in Harlow, a working-class town northeast of London, was repeatedly pummeled and kicked by a group of boys and girls.
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They may be heavy hitters now, but before they made it, they included an awkward adolescent, a teen factory worker, a "terrible" student and a 250-year-old who held three jobs.
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Rain was still falling but the lights were on Wednesday morning at a Waffle House restaurant in Mobile, where factory worker Jerome Richardson said he lost power in the storm Tuesday night.
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"I was really scared of the prospect of not having my small pension increased or that it could be cut," said Ioana Mocanu, a 65-year-old former milk factory worker from Bucharest.
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Also arrested during the sting was Andres Tejada-Diaz, a factory worker from Kearny who allegedly owned 244 files of suspected child pornography, which was recovered from a shared folder on his computer.
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For example, a factory worker in his 50s will have a tougher time being laid off than someone in his 30s, said Holzer, who is now a public policy professor at Georgetown University.
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At 29, Vardy is fighting to be the top scorer in the Premier League this season, four years after he was a part-time player, eking out a living as a factory worker.
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Co-founded by former tractor factory worker Zhang Yong in 1994, Haidilao has grown into China's leading hotpot chain with more than 300 restaurants across the country, and has already entered overseas markets.
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In one ad of several ads savaging Romney from the pro-Obama super PAC Priorities USA, a laid-off factory worker declared that he "made over $100 million" by shutting down his plant.
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Once upon a time the United States won wars, white men ruled, a factory worker in Michigan could afford a couple of quad bikes, and marriage was between a man and a woman.
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The salt-and-pepper-bearded and perpetually gregarious son of a New Jersey cookie factory worker, Stillitano, 282, might be the most powerful, most well-connected soccer power broker you've never heard of.
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In a Medium post published Thursday, Tesla factory worker Jose Moran explained why he reached out to the United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) to unionize the Tesla plant.
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And in February 2017, Tesla factory worker Jose Moran published an op-ed lambasting his employer over issues like safety, hours, and pay, and asking his coworkers to consider joining the United Auto Workers.
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Burleigh, who covers politics for Newsweek, details how Trump's third wife, born to a factory worker mother and a "tough," chauffeur father, pursued fashion and modeling before meeting and marrying the older American billionaire.
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A factory worker in India who worked long hours for little pay used an OPIC-supported microfinance loan to start her own dressmaking business, increasing her income and hiring more workers from the community.
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Businessmen say an unskilled factory worker in Khartoum earns from 1,000 to 1,500 pounds ($18 to $653) a month and a skilled worker may make double that, barely enough for a family to survive.
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Predicting the specific behavior of a car factory worker in his day to day life is much harder than predicting that he and a collective of other people will produce cars at the factory.
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One of them, a 69-year-old former factory worker, broke down in tears when he recounted how his factory had been closed down, the brand new machines sold to a western German company.
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Juan Ángel Pérez, 31, an unemployed factory worker in the northern Honduran city of Villanueva, had planned to head overland to the United States in June and had lined up a smuggler for $8,500.
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The roster of speakers does not offer any particular indication that Trump's protectionism will be emphasized — we don't have a factory worker thrown out of a job by Chinese competition or anything like that.
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It's on the shelf for roughly a week, gradually reducing in price until it costs less than a lunch salad (but more than the daily wage of the Bangladeshi factory worker who stitched it).
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The new TARDIS travelers all share some ties: Ryan is a factory worker who's not particularly satisfied with his life, Yaz is his former schoolmate and a police officer, and Graham is Ryan's step-grandfather.
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Even though by DMV line standards it would have amounted to a pretty short wait, Eugene breaks the line and then decides to declare authority over the factory worker who orders him back into it.
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"Those in leadership must put themselves in the shoes of the laid-off factory worker, the family worried about security or the mom struggling to afford child care," Mr. Trump said at a rally here.
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Sharov is a fictional 21-year-old factory worker accused of bringing his fellow worker, 19-year-old Anna Nikolaeva, to a private room in a bar, where he gets her drunk and rapes her.
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Following this, the Mexican labor train left him at various stops along the typical working poor route: He had jobs as a garbage collector, sidewalk sweeper, factory worker, juggler, farmhand, windshield cleaner, and shoe polisher.
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It's not the Goldman Sachs investor making seven figures who needs another politician championing his or her interests, it's the factory worker or bus driver putting in backbreaking work every day who needs a champion.
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At Friday's signing of the settlement, Kim Ki-nam and, Hwang Sang-gi, the father of a dead 22-year-old Samsung factory worker, both signed their name to the formal agreement, according to Hindustan Times.
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He made his name in 1960 with "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," one of a new generation of down-to-earth British films dubbed kitchen-sink dramas in which he played an angry young factory worker.
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The woman who is said to be the real-life inspiration for Rosie the Riveter has passed away, and people are paying tribute by putting a modern spin on the archetypal World War II factory worker.
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The convention's speaker list includes an NYPD officer and the wife of a factory worker, but it also features a social worker, a high school principal, a former pizzeria employee, and a home health-care worker.
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The 40-year-old man, named in local media reports as factory worker Arek Jozwik, suffered head injuries in a street attack in Harlow on Saturday and died in hospital on Monday evening, Essex Police said.
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"It will be difficult if the EBA is suspended," said Hoeun Tharith, 42, a shoe factory worker and father of three, adding that he shrank from the consequences of losing his monthly income of about $210.
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Despite working odd jobs with night-shift hours, including as a factory worker, Ms. Waithe's mother found time to enroll her children at Turner-Drew, an acclaimed magnet elementary school that was almost entirely African-American.
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When he was growing up in Mesa, outside Phoenix, his own parents, a factory worker and commercial painter, chose to send him to an elementary school outside his neighborhood that was better than the local school.
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A tomato farmer, fisherman, or factory worker won't have much to do if the organizations they work for and trade with are unable to communicate with, and receive payments from upstream nodes in their value chains.
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Ms. Solis, 57, a former factory worker who was shot in the shoulder when a gunman killed 26 people at the First Baptist Church last week, had agreed to an interview with The New York Times.
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People who see their occupations as an opportunity to serve their immediate community find more meaning in their work, whether it's an accountant helping his client or a factory worker supporting her family with a paycheck.
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At the Women's March on Washington last month, Ashley Judd surely endeared herself to not a single factory worker in Michigan when she raised the issue of female actors getting paid less than their male counterparts.
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Tokuhiro Shimomura, 76, a retired factory worker who was headed to a hospital in Tokyo on Wednesday for a routine appointment, said he kept the air-conditioning on at home, though he worried about the expense.
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Christian Bale famously dropped 60 pounds for his role in this 2004 film, playing a factory worker whose intense case of insomnia — he hasn't slept in a year — has brought him to the brink of insanity.
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In the U.K., eligible employees can take up to 52 weeks maternity leave – in fact, they're required to take at least two weeks off after giving birth (or four weeks if the mother is a factory worker).
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Are they empathetic to the plight of the factory worker who may or may not lose their job as a result of some of the things we're talking about now, whether it's self-driving cars or whatnot?
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This is a much better way of anticipating human movement, which is very rarely consistent and involves a lot of stops and starts, even in a factory worker performing the same action repeatedly over thousands of instances.
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Another example he points to is the factory worker who tested an iPhone camera with a selfie which was accidentally left in memory instead of being erased — leading to a surge of interest in who she was.
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To confirm that his palettes are safe to use, Star shared a video taken inside his makeup labThe video shows a factory worker pressing a red button, which drops a metal press down onto eye-shadow pans.
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Regardless of what's next for Irina, she seems well-equipped — besides wearing her chic, factory worker-inspired ensemble, she was also carrying a winter coat and an Away bag that's presumably filled with all of her essentials.
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"He likes to clown around, but he calms down as soon as he puts his cello in his hands," said Marie-Christine Gérardin, a retired factory worker who has raised Amine since he was 2000 months old.
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Status: Exonerated; deceasedGuevara's alleged misconduct: Witness tampering Guevara allegedly coerced a person with a heroin addiction into claiming that Pacheco, along with codefendants Jose Montanez and Armando Serrano, confessed to the early-morning shooting of a factory worker.
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The movement to unionize Tesla kicked off earlier this year when factory worker Jose Moran wrote a blog post detailing the long hours, lower-than-standard pay, and injury-causing conditions he alleges exist at Tesla's Fremont factory.
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It included a staple of the duo's live shows, "Frankie Teardrop," a 10-minute song with a relentless two-note keyboard line and a hissing electronic beat about a desperate factory worker who kills his wife and child.
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KANO, (Reuters) - Sunday Nicholas voted for Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria's 20153 presidential election, but the 32-year-old factory worker in the northern city of Kano was casting his ballot on Saturday for the president's challenger, Atiku Abubakar.
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"Whether you are an office worker, a nanny, an assistant, a cook, a factory worker — we all have to deal with the spectre of sexual violence derailing our lives," says Tarana Burke, creator of the viral "MeToo" hashtag.
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The case went unsolved until May 2012, when the police got a tip and arrested Mr. Hernandez, a disabled factory worker from Maple Shade, N.J. who had been a clerk in a bodega near the boy's bus stop.
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The California waitress-turned-factory worker began her job at the Naval Air Station in Alameda and was among the first women to be assigned to the machine shop after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in late 1941.
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It seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears, for instance, to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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For those not so lucky, for the factory worker, for the office worker, or even middle managers, those same forces may have wiped out your job, or at least put you in no position to ask for a raise.
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Yet romantic comedy quickly follows: Grandma's twentysomething grandson, a factory worker named Jochen (Gottfried John), goes to buy another bottle and meets a young woman named Marion (Hanna Schygulla), who works as a receptionist in a classified-ads office.
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For instance, it seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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But the cover of "Born in the U.S.A.," an iconic image of Mr. Springsteen in bluejeans and a crisp white T-shirt with an American flag behind him, looked like a Madison Avenue version of a hunky factory worker.
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The highlight of their self-titled debut was "Frankie Teardrop," a harrowing number about a young factory worker who, unable to feed his family or pay the rent, turns a gun on his infant son, his wife and himself.
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But to the broader point, #MeToo and #TimesUp, which I think is also very important, this isn't just about really famous women coming forward, but it's the factory worker who has no voice and no ability to pay for her defense.
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One reason for this, Boldrini said, was that, although Italian grammar has feminine forms for some lower-prestige jobs — like "contadina," farmer, and "operaia," factory worker — jobs higher up the social ladder — lawyer, engineer, or minister — always appear as masculine.
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Status: Exonerated after 23 yearsGuevara's alleged misconduct: Witness tampering Guevara allegedly coerced a person with a heroin addiction into claiming that Montanez, along with his codefendants Armando Serrano and Jorge Pacheco, confessed to an early-morning shooting of a factory worker.
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Status: Exonerated after serving 23 yearsGuevara's alleged misconduct: Witness tampering Guevara allegedly coerced a person with a heroin addiction into claiming that Serrano, along with codefendants Jose Montanez and Jorge Pacheco, confessed to an early-morning shooting of a factory worker.
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SHEFFIELD, England (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When filmmaker Bernadett Tuza-Ritter met 52-year-old Marish, a Hungarian factory worker and maid, she was drawn to her haggard face - one that seemed as if it belonged to a much older woman.
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World Premiere The Wound / South Africa (Director: John Trengove, Screenwriters: John Trengove, Thando Mgqolozana, Malusi Bengu) — Xolani, a lonely factory worker, travels to the rural mountains with the men of his community to initiate a group of teenage boys into manhood.
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The shooting was believed to be the deadliest act of workplace gun violence in the United States since February, when a factory worker shot five colleagues to death in Aurora, Illinois, just after he was let go from his job.
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"The story of a factory worker is, once you buy a lunch pail, you die with that lunch pail," Hartley said, as we sat and watched his Avalanche win a Stanley Cup on a laptop screen in front of us.
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And little may have been done at all if not for the advocacy of Michael Hickey, an insurance underwriter from Hoosick Falls, who started to research PFOA after his father, a former factory worker, died of kidney cancer in 2013.
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"Gary started as a factory worker for Ford and dedicated over 40 years of his life as a member and officer of the U.A.W. to improving the lives of that union's members and their families," said his lawyer, Mr. Maffeo.
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In it he names and shames French politicians for debasing his father, a former factory worker, and others like him, by forcing them to work menial jobs for little money when they are in no physical condition to do so.
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If an American factory worker or a Mexican victim of sexual assault tries to call out an individual perpetrator, and maybe even a broader culture of abuse, she cannot count on powerful women and allies to come to her aid.
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"I will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the Russian Federation," Putin said, in answer to a question from a factory worker who told the Russian leader that "everyone without exception" in the hall supported him.
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The Business of Internet Outrage Kevin Roose guests hosts The Daily today and delivers a must-listen story about a factory worker who quit his job to write hyper-partisan articles for Facebook, until he and his wife were making $120,000 a month.
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While his dad took up work as a barber, a French polisher, and a cheese factory worker, Murat finished his studies and took on the trade of electrician, buying the freehold of the shop we're sat in for £1,400 back in 1979.
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In fact, Manifesto presents 13 contradictory treatises, performed by a broker, a mother, a manager, a woman at a funeral, an eyelinered punk, a choreographer, a teacher, a factory worker, a newsreader, a reporter, a puppeteer, a scientist, and a homeless man.
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"I read about it; it doesn't change my mind a bit," said Timothy Harig, a retired factory worker in Canton, Ohio, who bought a metallic brown Outlander in October for about $2000,211, a few thousand less than competing models from Honda and Nissan.
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Witt uncovers the largely untold stories of people like the German entrepreneurs who invented the mp3 file and Dell Glover, the compact disc factory worker who leaked some of the biggest albums of the aughts, leaving record label execs frustrated and scared.
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In their minimalist recordings and deconstructed live takes, Suicide were devoted to bringing to the stage the harsh reality of songs like "Frankie Teardrop"—a harrowing ode to a factory worker who murders his wife and son in a fit of insanity.
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There was the former factory worker thumbing her Bible looking for hope amid a fruitless job search; the recent college graduate considering his options in a barren job market; the Florida homeowner praying a government stimulus check could save him from foreclosure.
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The leak could have been from a disgruntled Meizu factory worker or from anyone with access to the phone, though it can't be ruled out that Meizu reps might have "leaked" the image themselves to drum up interest for the Pro 6.
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Co-founded by former tractor factory worker Zhang Yong in 1994, Haidilao has grown into China's leading hotpot chain with about 190 stores across the country, and has already entered overseas markets including Singapore, Los Angeles, Seoul and Tokyo, according to its website.
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"Once the national standard comes out, I can follow its targets and make big investments," said Mr. Ou, a former factory worker and owner of Sigelei, one of China's top e-cigarette exporters to the United States, in his office in Shenzhen.
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A male factory worker who was subjected to two unwelcome butt-slaps and one incident of simulated sex by a male co-worker can keep the $300,000 a jury awarded him on his hostile work environment claim, a federal appeals court held Wednesday.
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Highlights More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in sub-freezing temperatures in Illinois on Sunday for a vigil paying respects to five people killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker Gary Martin who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
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Tang Zehui, 42, a factory worker who rode a 110-hour train to Beijing this week from southwestern Sichuan Province, said she had turned to these investments, as many others in China had, because the interest rate on regular savings accounts was too low.
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His colleague Payal Jain, the sustainability manager for H&M's global supply chain who started her career as a factory worker in India, said that H&M visited its factories several times per week, and 9003,500 audits were made in the country per year.
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Behind those claims were real people who were struggling — a veteran hoping to train in a new field, a single mother trying to pay the bills and be a role model to her children, a laid-off factory worker desperate for a different livelihood.
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The protagonist is one of the caregivers, Xolani (Nakhane Touré), a factory worker in Queenstown, South Africa, for whom the ritual offers a chance to earn some extra money, to reconnect with ancestral ways and to rekindle a secret affair with an old friend.
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The Muscles from Brussels will have quite a lot more to do in this new show, in which he plays not only a version of himself — a broken-down action star leading cheap movies — but also a time-traveling doppelgänger and a simpering factory worker.
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The move settles a year-long dispute between the world's top memory chipmaker and an advocacy group representing sickened workers and their families after the 2007 death of a Samsung chip factory worker with leukemia sparked concerns over working conditions at the South Korean company.
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Dr. Ignatiev — who came to the academic world after two decades as a factory worker — made a splash in 1995 with his book "How the Irish Became White," which looked at the assimilation of the Irish Catholics who emigrated to the United States in the 1800s.
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We visit a morgue in the city on the U.S.-Mexico border to meet a doctor who has developed a new way to identify human remains, and we meet Señora Luz Davila, a factory worker in Juarez who lost both her sons to a cartel massacre.
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The deportation of the 95-year-old former concentration camp guard, Jakiw Palij, came 103 years after investigators first confronted him about his World War II past and he admitted lying to get into the U.S., claiming he spent the war as a farmer and factory worker.
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Someone who's highly trained, who has highly specialized knowledge, can potentially retrain or adapt the focus of their work so they're not competing directly against AI. Do you think it's easier for you than for, say, a factory worker to override the gut-level fear about being made obsolete?
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A young man read out the names of a 28-year old factory worker who was shot dead in 1934, followed by the name of his own great-great-grandfather, Nikolai Akimovich Khudyakov, a World War I and Russian Civil War hero on the side of the Bolsheviks.
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"We have struggled so much already," Liu Wen, 42, a factory worker in Zhengzhou, a city in central China, who was evicted from her apartment because she had returned from her husband's hometown in the southern province of Guangdong and her landlord worried she might be carrying the virus.
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It reminds us of that bygone age of boundless possibility, when the distance between tall tale and reality was shorter, and a poor immigrant boy like, say, Andrew Carnegie could rise from lowly factory worker to industrial titan, eventually becoming, in 1901, the richest man in the world.
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The climax of Generation Wealth is arguably also its tragic nadir: the economic crash of 2008, in which aerial views of abandoned cul de sacs merge with shots of domestic detritus in Dubai to a former GM factory worker in Ohio, whose home has just been foreclosed upon.
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Hwang Sang-ki, founder of Sharps and father of a dead chip factory worker with leukemia, told Reuters that besides those 200 he expected more workers to apply for compensation, but it would take a long medical process to prove their diseases are directly related to the work environment.
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But the retired factory worker, with a penchant for flowers and books on U.S. capitalism, said he spends at least four days a week at the post to prevent the region's natural beauty from being "annihilated" and would continue even if the government gave the mine the go-ahead.
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The follower factory worker begins to try to emulate the Insta star, but to no avail, because, it seems a) his city and person are outside what the culture economy deems 'cool' (ie lacks adequate signifiers of gross opulence) and b) he can't afford to buy likes as his hero can.
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"We faced a lot of challenges but I think my mother and father prepared me well for the challenges that I faced," says Legend, 40, of his humble beginnings growing up with his mother Phyllis, a seamstress, and father Ronald, a factory worker, along with his three siblings in Springfield, Ohio.
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"Sometimes we have irrational thinking in Indonesia, like a quick response to a sudden phenomenon," Mr. Refly said, referring to the gang rape and murder of the schoolgirl in Sumatra and the similar rape and murder of an 18-year-old factory worker in Tangerang, just outside Jakarta, in May.
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Set two decades after Hamilton played Sarah Connor as a muscular mother battling futuristic cyborgs to save her teenage son in 1991 film "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," the new movie sees her teaming up with an enhanced human to save a Mexican factory worker from a terminator from the future.
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Only through a relationship with a disadvantaged Chinese factory worker does his privileged American protagonist come to affirm what are understood to be Western values of equality and human rights, a plotline that risks reducing China and its problems to mere cultural props in a Western man's coming-of-age story.
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Passers-by and gawkers with smartphones also struggled to get a shot of Ms. Hyon, who rose to pre-eminence on the propaganda-heavy North Korean pop music scene with her No. 1 hit "A Girl in the Saddle of a Steed," a song about a tireless, overachieving female factory worker.
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In a series of Arabic-language monologues, a Syrian tycoon, an unscrupulous Syrian-Canadian businessman and a lowly factory worker present accounts of Lafarge's activities in the country to a journalist modeled after Dorothée Myriam Kellou, whose investigation for the French newspaper Le Monde blew the lid off the scandal.
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At a shelter in downtown El Paso, Digna Emerita Pérez, a factory worker from El Salvador who spent a month in jail after her arrest for crossing the border without documentation, broke into tears when she found out that her son, 9, and daughter, 6, were in the same city.
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This time, the main target is Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes), a perfectly ordinary Mexican factory worker who's understandably baffled when a shape-changing killer robot (played by Gabriel Luna) attacks her and her brother at work and a grim white woman named Grace (Mackenzie Davis) charges in to rescue them.
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Just a few days after Musk handed over the keys to the first Model 2000s to their owners, a factory worker organization called A Fair Future at Tesla sent an open letter to the company's board of directors complaining of the lack of transparency over the safety risks of the job.
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Born to factory-worker parents in rural Zhejiang in 1980, Huang was a star student who won a Mathematics Olympiad competition medal and was then accepted into Hangzhou's prestigious Foreign Languages School, before studying computer science at Zhejiang University and the University of Wisconsin, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Called Venti Mesi (20 months), the series of vignettes designed by Claudia Molinari and Matteo Pozzi covers all aspects of the Italian resistance, from a conflicted priest watching trains depart for concentration camps to a German soldier and factory worker tensely negotiating a checkpoint, and a child dreaming that bombs are stars.
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He's been pigeonholed as a dunks-only factory worker since he entered the league, but the 23-year-old league leader in field goal percentage has exhibited a little more nuance in his offensive game this season, primarily because his hand-eye coordination looks far more polished than it used to be.
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From the 1840s, when Brooklyn's docks began to take on the excess shipping business that Manhattan's could no longer handle, until 1966, when the Brooklyn Navy Yard was shut down, the jobs of "sailor, artist, sex worker, entertainer and female factory worker," Ryan argues, were abundant enough to support a queer community.
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By permanently lowering the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, Republicans in Washington sent a clear message to the American people: The government will help you if you are a CEO or a corporate lobbyist, but if you are a public school teacher or a factory worker, you are on your own.
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She was 6 when the aunt died, and she went back to live with her parents, Renald Anspach, a World War II Army veteran and later a factory worker, and the former Gertrude Kehoe, a secretary and the daughter of a Wall Street banker who had disowned her when, in his view, she married down.
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The original story incorrectly cited the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) as the source for figures and incorrectly stated Clinton's margin of victory as 8 percentage points.) Inside Knicker's Saloon, a factory worker hangout here, Jesse Oberbroeckling has just finished his shift at the John Deere plant when he reveals his regret.
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It's tempting to believe, then, that the VR killer app will skirt the issue of authenticity by solving for problems where the subjective feeling of presence, and not the objective fact of it, matters most — for example, virtual training for a factory worker, touring new construction homes for sale or checking out a car in a virtual showroom.
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Among those who have been investigated under the law are a factory worker accused of insulting the king's dog; a scholar accused of insulting a king who died centuries ago; and Ambassador Glyn T. Davies of the United States, who, despite his diplomatic immunity, was investigated after he criticized long prison sentences handed out under the law.
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"When I first read the script, that first scene was shocking," Plaza recalls of the film's opening sequence, in which the Kaslan Corporation's president (Tim Matheson) narrates a commercial for Buddi dolls while a disgruntled Vietnamese factory worker intentionally sabotages one on a far-away assembly line — removing soon-to-be-Chucky's various encoded safeguards and enabling his violent capabilities.
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As both men take up the Churchillian props, it's tempting to scroll back through their respective filmographies and to recall the impact they made, at the dawn of their careers, in fierce blue-collar roles—Burton as the resentful Jimmy Porter in " Look Back in Anger " (1959), and Finney as the pleasure-hunting factory worker in " Saturday Night and Sunday Morning " (9.003).
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In the wonderful documentary Visages, Villages (playing out of competition at Cannes), a factory worker in a rural French town nonchalantly notes that most of the workers at the factory make a habit of going to the local cinema — and the theater owner, as it turns out, is friends with the French cinema legend Agnès Varda, who co-directed the film.
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Mr. Kautner's films include the 2255 "Sky Without Stars" (Friday, Wednesday and Thursday), a romance between an East German factory worker and the West German police officer who sneaks her son across the border, and "Black Gravel" (Friday, Sunday and Thursday), a 221973 noir in which old lovers, one now married to an American military officer, reunite by chance, only to become embroiled in a fateful accident.
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For those not so lucky, for the factory worker, for the office worker, or even middle managers, those same forces may have wiped out your job or at least put you in no position to ask for a raise, and as wages slowed and inequality accelerated, those at the top of the economic pyramid have been able to influence government to skew things even more in their direction.
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Far fewer discussing troops, opioid crisis, Syria 2/ ...North Korea, Assad, punishment of Russia for election interference, how to deal with debt/deficit, famine in Africa, education, ... 85033/ plans to rebuild US crumbling infrastructure, tweets specifically using the word "jobs," what to do in Ukraine, crisis in Venezuela,... 4/ attacking media does nothing for the troop in harm's way, the hungry child in Appalachia or inner city, the unemployed factory worker.
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Far fewer discussing troops, opioid crisis, Syria 2/ ...North Korea, Assad, punishment of Russia for election interference, how to deal with debt/deficit, famine in Africa, education, ... 3/ plans to rebuild US crumbling infrastructure, tweets specifically using the word "jobs," what to do in Ukraine, crisis in Venezuela,... 85033/ attacking media does nothing for the troop in harm's way, the hungry child in Appalachia or inner city, the unemployed factory worker.
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While the top one percent has amassed a bigger share of wealth and income, too many families, in inner cities and rural counties, have been left behind -- the laid-off factory worker; the waitress and health care worker who struggle to pay the bills -- convinced that the game is fixed against them, that their government only serves the interests of the powerful -- a recipe for more cynicism and polarization in our politics.
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While the top one percent has amassed a bigger share of wealth and income, too many families, in inner cities and rural counties, have been left behind - the laid-off factory worker; the waitress and health care worker who struggle to pay the bills - convinced that the game is fixed against them, that their government only serves the interests of the powerful - a recipe for more cynicism and polarization in our politics.
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While the top one percent has amassed a bigger share of wealth and income, too many families, in inner cities and in rural counties, have been left behind -- the laid-off factory worker; the waitress or health care worker who's just barely getting by and struggling to pay the bills -- convinced that the game is fixed against them, that their government only serves the interests of the powerful -- that's a recipe for more cynicism and polarization in our politics.
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