Rihanna's getting to work, work, work, work, work in Malawi.
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I wondered, before popping the top and getting to work.
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Hospital staff members had trouble getting to work as well.
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Ms. Nishimasa tries getting to work early once a week.
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Some employees were prevented from getting to work by road closures.
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" Midkiff says that the campaign is already "busy getting to work.
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"Getting to work on time is a big thing," he said.
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Getting to work with Rihanna, however, made it all worth it.
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For her, getting to work means waking up at 4 a.m.
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Not only getting to work with you... but, getting to know you.
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"Getting to work with them every day was a pleasure," she says.
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But what about the chance of getting to work with Jamie Lannister?
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"Getting to work with them every day was a pleasure," she said.
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Now that I'm getting to work earlier, I can avoid the rush.
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Without a car, one of Brown's main headaches is getting to work.
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The music sounds like pulling up your boots and getting to work.
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Cook responds to emails and goes to the gym before getting to work.
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" DiCaprio said there was "incredible ease and comfort getting to work alongside Brad.
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"I'm not even close to getting to work on time today," he said.
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Buttigieg (boot-edge-edge) is already getting to work introducing himself to voters.
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In other words, you're devoting nine days a year to getting to work.
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I look forward to surrounding myself with great people and getting to work.
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At times, even getting to work can be excruciating because of her depression.
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And by the looks of it, they're not wasting any time getting to work.
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They're very good at product and we've really enjoyed getting to work with them.
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"Getting to work will remain a challenge," he said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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I find my friends, and we chat for a minute before getting to work.
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Issues about individuals and groups getting to work, I understand how hard that is.
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Republicans are getting to work repealing many of the Obama administration's last-minute regulations.
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I'm looking forward to serving the American people and getting to work right away.
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Getting to work is a fight Most days, you seriously consider calling in sick.
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We have folks that had a hard time getting to work after the election.
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Getting to work on time to support their kids is certainly a valid concern.
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Pharma didn't waste any time in getting to work this year raising drug prices.
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B. has been getting to work early lately, so we've been spending more nights in.
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Ahead, our favorite picks that just might be worth getting to work 20 minutes late...
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I'm loving to getting to work on Twitch, and the people that I work with.
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After getting to work, I settle in and am actually quite focused for a bit.
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"Getting to work with her and her stylist Karla Welch was a dream," Roland continues.
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Somehow by some miracle I've found myself getting to work with my own pop queen.
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Then we can get to the business of combining the businesses and getting to work.
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Getting to work and to parties in style will soon be very affordable in India.
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Before getting to work, three fellow prisoners and I were escorted through the back gate.
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There are some in Congress who are rolling up their sleeves and getting to work.
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They're not stressed out about finding daycare or getting to work at exactly 9 a.m.
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One of the great moments of my life was getting to work with Elia Kazan.
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He could see himself absorbing the city's energy here, getting off disability, getting to work.
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All that really mattered was that they were not getting to work on time. Again.
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Fuel costs raised the cost of getting to work in the Golden State, Ortegren said.
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All that's standing between the space agency and getting to work is a presidential sign off.
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Getting to work on some of the songs you dreamt of working on all your life.
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I think of getting to work so that I can IM my coworker about Harry Potter.
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Getting to work at 9, putting in eight solid hours, and then being done by 5.
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Getting to work requires a two-hour, 140-mile round-trip each of those two days.
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I end up getting to work around 9:30, which is pretty typical for our team.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans spend about 27 minutes a day getting to work.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans spend about 27 minutes a day getting to work.
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This is especially apparent when it comes to waking up in the morning and getting to work.
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Click here to view original GIFFeeling proud of yourself for getting to work on time this morning?
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With 70% of Mancunians getting to work by car each day, it is easy to see why.
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If it's rolling up my sleeves and getting to work, that is what I'm going to do.
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Then, and only then, can we end the crisis and maybe start getting to work on time.
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Ultimately, Bezos says that getting to "work in the future" also makes his job at Amazon fun.
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"We've been busy since Sunday morning getting to work on Purdue," Missouri coach Barry Odom told reporters.
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I explained how unsafe I felt getting to work with only a few instructions and an address.
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People were perpetually vulnerable to mundane calamities like auto troubles that kept them from getting to work.
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While flooded roads kept his co-workers from getting to work, she wrote, Smith served guests alone.
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Here's something that will stoke your road rage: You're spending thousands of dollars just getting to work.
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The teacher said that sometimes he has trouble getting to work because of the danger on the streets.
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So it's really cool getting to work with YouTube Red and just working on the movie in general.
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It's just, man, getting to work on time is important, as is an extra 15 minutes of sleep.
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Traffic is much worse getting to work at this hour, so I don't have much time to waste.
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Déjà is really responsible; she's keeping her mom in check with bills and getting to work and stuff.
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As he puts it, "Getting to work on my side project helped me redefine a bigger picture purpose."
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Getting to work with food like that and be paid for it was, for me, realizing a dream.
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They've talked about having kids ... and now it seems Johnny Manziel and his wife are getting to work!
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Her criteria were more about having that little alcove and getting to work in less than an hour.
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Robots are also getting less expensive and more capable, which is why more robots are getting to work.
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If they have trouble getting to work that day, it's possible they might not have time to vote.
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"Getting to work at the White House is a genuine honor," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday.
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I pop a pork shoulder in the Crock-Pot before lazily getting ready and getting to work around noon.
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So if you're up for trying something new, we suggest grabbing your favorite angled brush and getting to work.
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Now Congress is getting to work to reverse all those labor regulations that are doing more harm than good.
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But while the President often gets distracted from his talking points, his 2020 campaign team is getting to work.
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In 2013, 0003 percent of commuters spent 60 minutes or longer getting to work, half of those driving alone.
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I had a crush on him for so long and getting to work with him was a dream come true.
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" Ence says getting to work alongside Gal Gadot and the other strong women in the film was "a fantastic experience.
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Interestingly, a major change in language translation took place around the time they were really getting to work on it.
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Lamey wrote that Carr refused to rest before getting to work, and eventually divulged some of his backstory to her.
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In an interview with People, Bullock was asked about getting to work with the all-female cast of a lifetime.
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In other emails, he consults with Marciano about future shoots with Kate and gushes about getting to work for Guess.
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There's just all these amazing synthesizers, and getting to watch him work and getting to work with him was unbelievable.
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My alarm only grew as I learned that the highest achievement in my profession was getting to work on time.
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"They see their business, their home, their means of getting to work carried away by the flood," Mr. Philippe said.
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People living near the nation's capital also spent the most time getting to work: 37.04 minutes on average, Clever found.
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"Everybody is getting to work late because of this," Jere Young, a local shuttle driver, told The Post and Courier.
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So getting to work and write there as a college student, and even after, was a batshit dream come true.
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After announcing the causes she plans to support during her royal life, Meghan Markle wasted no time in getting to work.
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Save it — or even print it out— and start getting to work on the best gift you could give yourself: pleasure.
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Up until then computers were just beige boxes you stuck in a corner before getting to work or playing Counter Strike.
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Or performing your service for free but getting to work directly with the person you want to learn from the most?
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And getting to work with Paul Rudd and do scenes with him, even though it was voice-over, was really terrific.
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"We are getting to work immediately and are confident such a process can lead to a fair deal for all involved."
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For Romero, measuring the action is important but getting to work early might give him the best chance of a stoppage.
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"So depending on whether it's running local or not, getting to work every morning is kind of a crapshoot," she said.
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And we're just looking forward, again, to getting it ungrounded and getting to work on getting it back in the air.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says it's getting to work cutting down its regulatory footprint in line with President Trump's agenda.
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She's the sweetest woman, she's very down to earth and it's really awesome getting to work with her and play her daughter.
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But if you're stressed about getting to work late again, you can control whether you manage to leave your house on time.
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"I'm focused and we're focused on creating value for the long term and we're getting to work on the integration," Caforio said.
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" She continues, "Getting to work with Clea [DuVall] on Intervention and Chloë on Antibirth, while I'm doing Orange Is The New Black?
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Getting to work on Reigns: Game of Thrones was so cool, but what was amazing was that the team was so small.
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No, getting to work with Director Bong and Director Lee, I was just lucky enough that I could fit within their parameters.
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The positive trends may be a result of some of some of the hardest-hit states getting to work on the issue.
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Congressional discussions about cutting the UN budget, then, undercut Guterres just as he is getting to work, and they undermine U.S. legitimacy.
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Still, thousands of people were without power for days, and they, too, are salvaging their lives and getting to work on rebuilding.
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It prevents us from getting to work on time, and that takes money away from us, or causes us to get suspended.
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Fashion Week turns the streets of New York into a crowded runway, so New Yorkers can forget getting to work on time.
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Have morning sex… and middle-of-the-day sex For once, you don't need to worry about getting to work on time.
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"To be honest, I'm a little jealous of Julie and Emma getting to work together at this stage of life," Henson said.
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His father drives him back and forth now, but in the future he may rely on Medicaid for help getting to work.
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ZINOMAN Now that he's getting to work on the most prominent stages of the commercial theater, I do think his range matters.
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She is already getting to work, and the inauguration, for her, is another duty she's honored to take on in her new role.
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Abdelrahman also lost her Mosul home and now spends half of the salary she earns at the garment factory on getting to work.
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Managing concurrent projects is a hustle, but I love the creativity of seeing my impact directly and getting to work with business owners.
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Getting a flight attendant job at Emirates is tough, but getting to work first class is even tougher, according to one flight attendant
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But who spend most of their day yelling at cable TV instead of getting to work and realizing the power that they have.
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How To Vomit Politely You partied too hard the night before and you've accomplished the Herculean task of getting to work on time.
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There was nothing quite like getting to work for Mr. Testino, who that very year photographed 10 of the 12 covers of Vogue.
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Meanwhile, people in San Diego work about 42 hours a week, take nine vacation days and spend about 26 minutes getting to work.
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Koepka wasted little time getting to work as he drained a 40-foot birdie putt at his opening hole, the par-four 10th.
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French commuters experienced a chaotic journey getting to work on Monday as public sector workers entered a fifth consecutive day of nationwide strikes.
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And much of that task has fallen to thousands of ICE officers who are newly emboldened, newly empowered and already getting to work.
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I am especially grateful to all of our customers, partners, and employees for an amazing three years of getting to work with you. —Diane
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Meanwhile, at QPA (honestly, I kind of love that?), the team is getting to work going over security footage for that missing-dad case.
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The cast that was featured in the video with me was awesome – I loved getting to work with people who I've never worked with.
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" But the New York Times best selling author clarifies that she also loves getting to work with him, saying, "He is the best actor.
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Britons work longer hours than their French and German counterparts, and, in the south-east, spend more time and more money getting to work.
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Since Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency, INDECLINE and Gore have joined the horde of artists "getting to work," á la Toni Morrison.
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The most basic smartphone now means that getting to work or play or an airport at 5am is as easy as tapping the screen.
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And increasingly, Facebook is going to lengths to fight the news cycle surrounding its controversies instead of owning up early and getting to work.
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Mr. Simpson said he hired Mr. Steele in the late spring of 2016, and the former spy grew alarmed soon after getting to work.
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Thousands of new Kroger and Walmart employees are already restocking shelves, checking out customers and getting to work at distribution centers across the country.
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"It was surreal" getting to work for your "dream company" and to have it end like this, said one woman who was recently fired.
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According to their complaint, the officers never filed an incident report and impounded the family's car "with no justification," preventing Ames from getting to work.
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"I just remind myself of the big picture and what a great job this is and getting to work with these young guys," Walton said.
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I'm the second shift supervisor at work, so I can run errands in the morning and not have to worry about getting to work late.
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And now that he's gearing up for his eighth season in the NFL, the athlete is getting to work — and letting the jokes flow naturally.
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The comedian, who broke out on the big screen in 2015's Trainwreck, admits she was ecstatic about getting to work with the veteran actress.
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I had the opportunity to go to games at the old Metrodome, and now getting to work with them at US Bank is a dream.
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House getting to work: There have been growing bipartisan calls over the past year for Congress to pass the nation's first comprehensive consumer privacy law.
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But my best friends were making the show, and I liked the idea of getting to work and travel and learn things with my friends.
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Peter is a comic genius and getting to work with him every day as a creative partner has been the best part of all this.
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I think getting to work with Mike Kuchar, who is one of my all-time favorite artists and filmmakers, has been the most exciting for me.
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Even when he agrees to do a tattoo, which takes two to three hours, Allen spends the entire day with his clients before getting to work.
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Compounding the impact of port congestion are the several city-wide lockdowns aimed at stopping the virus' spread that are preventing people from getting to work.
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The two actors appeared on NBC's Today alongside costar Margot Robbie and director Quentin Tarantino to discuss their new movie and finally getting to work together.
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The House is returning to Washington after a week-long recess and lawmakers are quickly getting to work on their next big agenda item: tax reform.
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Throw in the cost ad hassles of a longer commute, and sometimes just getting to work can be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
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"Oh, hell no," I say, sort of to the multiple stragglers on the platform who have given up any chance of getting to work on time.
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These visions of the future sound seductive in part because half an hour is, in fact, roughly how long many of us spend getting to work.
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Getting to work with her on multiple different projects now has been incredible — I feel like I've learned a lot even just being in her presence.
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I'm proud of myself for getting to work on time, so I mobile-order my go-to Starbucks drink while I'm on the Queen Street streetcar.
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It's about doing something getting to work rolling their sleeves up making a difference for not only their community but for the rest of the nation.
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But it's not actually a federal holiday, which means that for many people, just getting to work and to the polls in time is a struggle.
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"Well he's out of town," the St. Paul, Minnesota, centenarian casually tells his neighbor O'Bannon about why he's getting to work with a shovel on the walkway.
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But it now faces a vicious circle: for many employees, devalued wages no longer cover the cost of getting to work on a collapsing public-transport system.
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From negotiating new offers or raises, to getting to work on time, these goals will help you get started on your own goal-setting for next year.
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As Eamonn notes, in Liverpool getting to work costs only £15 ($20) a week—and even on strike days the trains get him to work on time.
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There are stents for arteries, retinal implants for the eye, forceps that scrunch up to pass through a tiny incision before getting to work within the body.
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"We decided to stop licking our wounds and start getting to work on what mattered: fighting like hell to protect reproductive rights," Friedman said in a statement.
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The two met Thursday for the first time in months, and Ryan said it was a "fantastic, productive meeting about getting to work" for the American people.
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House and Senate negotiators are getting to work on legislation to spend up to $211 billion to combat the Zika virus and the mosquitoes that carry it.
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In the process, they could make cycling a palatable alternative to commuting by car, allowing people with jammed daily schedules to work out while getting to work.
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A few have begun to gingerly explain to their bosses that they might be getting to work an hour or two — or maybe three — later than usual.
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And I'm getting to work with our incredibly talented teams to come up with some great new products for you all in the future, so it's wonderful.
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People in Washington D.C. work about 43 hours a week on average, take nine days of vacation and spend about 35 minutes each day getting to work.
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" He later continued, "The virus, just because of logistics, airports have been jammed and people not getting to work but (inaudible) we're seeing the dribble back now.
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He thinks that getting to work with and get advice from professionals in the field, like animators at Cartoon Network, is part of the reason for that.
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As with eliminating the business deduction for other commuting contributions, it may remove the incentive for employers to help out with bicyclists' costs of getting to work.
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There's something very special about getting to work in these countries and getting to know people in the local communities who work as the crew on the film.
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Cruise gave an update on his friend and costar while promoting Mission: Impossible — Fallout in Paris, where he said it was "special" getting to work with Kilmer again.
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London is indestructible, those German neighbours think: "too absorbed in its own individual business, too intent on getting to work and going shopping and having dates and affairs".
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Ludacris' ecstasy face looks as if he has his penis attached to a toothless prostitute who presented him with her clean bill of health before getting to work.
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The updates are all about keeping you in the Google Maps mobile app while getting to work in your car, on the train, bus, or even on foot.
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The capital's sole public transport system, which runs by the protest site, has been suspended and Ali said he had to spend twice as much getting to work.
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"We are getting to work on it and the sculpture will be ready within six months," said Yves Delhommeau, acting managing director of the central Paris tourist attraction.
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I was NOT planning on making a stop on my way to the office and it now I'll be cutting it close to getting to work on time.
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These include a lack of competition, a low savings rate, lousy schools and cities where poor people can spend hours—and 40% of their pay—getting to work.
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Still, nationwide, one in 36 commuters is a "super commuter" who spends more than 90 minutes just getting to work, a report from real-estate website Apartment List found.
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Since my husband usually drives him in, I realize I had the wrong address and waste a bunch of time driving around an anxious dog before getting to work.
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After the House passed a health care bill last week, senators were getting to work on their own plan, with a tax overhaul still to come later this year.
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Because they belong to the fossil fuel industry, these politicians will continue to roll their eyes instead of rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on climate change.
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Driver's licenses were a special godsend for DACA recipients she knows, as getting to work without a car can be impossible in more rural settings like upstate New York.
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" Mueller insisted that Trump himself had not been badly damaged, at least so far, because "the nation is seeing the president rolling up his sleeves and getting to work.
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With the Democrats now in control of the House and new, progressive colleagues who are just as enthusiastic to take Trump to task, the California Democrat is getting to work.
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"We are very excited about getting to work and hitting the ground running in 2017 to put this country back on track," Ryan said in the lobby of Trump Tower.
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Not only the science, but getting to work in remote places, learning to fix things, working in these small groups, and how I could use that in the space program.
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And it's exercise, so you're getting to work out, but also it's a way of finding balance: You need a lot of physical strength but also mental strength in climbing.
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I was always sweaty when I got to the job in the late afternoon, so I'd go to the men's room to clean up a little before getting to work.
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Corden is the stick-in-the-mud killjoy, only thinking about getting to work on time, until Gomez teaches him to loosen up and enjoy the finer things in life.
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For employees, this can mean setting aside time each morning to create a checklist for the day ahead, have a healthy breakfast or even meditate ahead of getting to work.
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I love getting to work this early — the office is peaceful and because my days are so full of meetings, this is often the only time I get work done.
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Ricky Martin is getting to work to help the people of Puerto Rico who have been devastated by recent earthquakes ... sitting with local politicians to come up with effective solutions.
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Once on campus, they began preparing weapons and fire bombs, and blocking key adjacent roads that prevented people from getting to work in an effort to engineer a general strike.
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Inspired by what off-duty models might look like in real life, Page didn't remove any of their existing eye makeup — at times leftover from previous shows — before getting to work.
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"For me, it will be being here for caucus night, getting the results and then heading immediately to New Hampshire, hitting the ground, getting to work in New Hampshire," Clinton says.
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Earlier this summer, Cruise gave an update on his friend and costar while promoting Mission: Impossible — Fallout in Paris, where he said it was "special" getting to work with Kilmer again.
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These guys are from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and I've just admired their work for so long, so I kind of relished the idea of getting to work with them.
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LABOUR SHORTAGE Compounding the impact of port congestion are the several city-wide lockdowns that are aimed at stopping the virus' spread and which are preventing people from getting to work.
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So it's sort of like a cheaper version of rideshare, but with the intention of getting to work and getting access to those sweet, sweet high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) fast lanes.
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A content-reviewing body like the MPAA's CARA is likely a non-starter for the reasons mentioned above – and policymakers should not be distracted from getting to work on meaningful solutions.
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Getting to work with the Met on their own "bloody" production and seeing how they finely tuned this essential element to great emotional effect was inspiring, maybe even a bit cathartic.
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In October, however, thousands of residents of this ragged industrial suburb began getting to work or school in brightly colored pods that glide along the city's first commuter cable-car route.
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But they are finding that many long-term jobless Americans first require training and help in the very basics — getting to work, doing so on time, and paying for any required uniforms.
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Cut down your morning routine with four pre-programmed settings (smoothies, dips and spreads, frozen desserts, and power blends for greens), designed for optimal processing times and getting to work on time.
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Other main findings: Getting to work in most of Europe takes much longer, due to a highly regulated labor market that leaves asylum-seekers "in limbo for years," the report's authors write.
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The film opens as the residents of a claustrophobic alley react to the suicide of a neighbor, with curiosity but also with irritation when the investigation keeps them from getting to work.
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Self-driving cars should also make a huge difference for Americans with disabilities, many of whom can't get a driver's license and have trouble getting to work, the store, and doctor's appointments.
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Instead, within just a few minutes of getting to work, the group of a little more than a dozen people found out the show had been canceled as the news circulated online.
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While Facebook is offering D-List celebrities series on Watch and Twitter's still doing absolutely nothing for video except de-monetizing cartoon violence, we've been picking up our cameras and getting to work.
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When I think back on what makes me most proud, it's getting to work and learn from hundreds of talented staff that I have been fortunate enough to have pass through my place.
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I realize pretty quickly there is *no* way I'm getting to work on time (despite an hour head start), and I let my boss know I'm going to be late for our meeting.
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" -- via Twitter Matt Bomer "One of the great joys of my career was getting to work with, laugh with, sing with, and listen to Miss Diahann Carroll for 6 years on White Collar.
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We are talking about thousands upon thousands of families in places like Rockport, Beaumont and Port Arthur where homes are mold infested, plumbing and appliances unusable, cars needed for getting to work wrecked.
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I began dividing my day into thirds over the course of the two weeks — getting to work, working at work, and going home from work — which all presented unique challenges I hadn't expected.
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It could range from the federal government saying it's feasible and it doesn't have a problem with the entrepreneur getting to work on it, to its support in the form of federal funding.
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The National Assembly, France's lower and more powerful house of Parliament, will lose little time getting to work and — if all unfolds as Mr. Macron hopes — the steps will begin to change France.
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"I feel really lucky to be in a place after this show, and after the experience of working on 'Looking', where I'm getting to work on interesting characters and interesting projects," Castillo said.
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"I love getting to work with the performers and I love partnering in this way where at the end of the day, we're building something that neither of us could build alone," Capacity said.
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I was hired as a 22-year-old, a recent college grad with a still-uncool haircut, and getting to work for a company that held this as a core belief felt really exciting.
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Cabello recently talked about "Señorita," telling Variety, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you."
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A strike would have forced most NJ Transit rail commuters to find alternative means of getting to work on Monday morning, according to the agency, the third-largest transit operator in the United States.
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I'm also completely with you on the boldness of ending the episode not on a physical explosion but on the much more incendiary idea of June picking up that pen and getting to work.
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Detroit boasts no subway and an underfunded bus system, meaning that for those one in four Detroiters, getting to work every day somewhere within the city's 139 square miles can be an insurmountable difficulty.
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Then, just as he was getting to work on "I hope we get a chance to visit soon," Mr. Hersch's wife, Karen Klaiber Hersch, a classicist at Temple University, was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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When I get to my office, I settle in to read a few articles about carbon offsets before really getting to work, since I'm considering purchasing carbon offsets for some of my upcoming flights.
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In Iraq's southern oil capital of Basra, demonstrators prevented government employees getting to work by installing concrete barriers painted as mock-up coffins of relatives killed in weeks of unrest, a Reuters witness said.
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And since we're still trying to stay committed to our 2019 goals (like getting to work on time and hitting the gym), it's a good time to eliminate hair from your long to-do list.
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So my day to day is really getting to work and really trying to figure out what's going on, so this year is a particularly busy year as we get ready for back to school.
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Getting to work Tuesday's event wasn't the first daughter's first foray into discussing human trafficking, a chronically under-reported problem that affects at least 20.9 million people globally in both forced labor and sex trafficking.
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Plenty of smart people are already getting to work trying to save the writing of a personal blog system that's been around since 2013 before it is unceremoniously deleted, perhaps because Spanfeller is a herb.
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Fires are still burning, people have lost their homes and some have evacuated, making it hard to even think about getting to work, Kruse, the Sonoma County Winegrowers president, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Wednesday.
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If he finds himself at a disadvantage as the opponent steps to engage, he will fall into the clinch, before turning his opponent around and immediately getting to work with a combination of his own.
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Students who are resourceful and hopeful — in some cases already setting up home studios and getting to work — but who are still footing the bills for their studios, specialized equipment, visiting critics, and thesis shows.
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In footage released Monday by NBC News that went viral online, Carter could be seen getting to work on some blocks of wood with a power drill in hand at a building site in Nashville.
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Cartoon Network's Chief Content Officer Rob Sorcher said he hoped that getting to work with animation professionals would have a big impact on the artists, but also stressed that the program contributes to the studio.
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Prevention goals include paying your rent or mortgage payments on time, going in for regular doctor's appointments, getting to work on time every day to keep your job—all basic necessities for maintaining the same lifestyle.
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Everything most of us do, we do through it: calling our parents, getting to work, moving for a job, taking the family on vacation, finding food for the evening or staying warm in a polar vortex.
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And despite extremely high unemployment and low median incomes, the vast majority of Ferguson residents were getting to work one at a time in cars, thus taking a huge bite out of their already small median incomes.
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But after years of strikes and driver shortages at Southern Rail, the operator on that line, getting to work became a lottery—a train running on time felt like a "luxury for special occasions only," he groans.
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"There's no doubt that the whole journey, including getting to work with so many other great writers and producers on the wa,y has helped Kai to work out exactly what her own focus is," says Vigon.
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While some researchers have found that longer commutes tend to correlate with lower job satisfaction, a study of 3,400 participants by researchers at McGill University examined different modes of transportation for getting to work and respondents' relative satisfaction.
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In an exclusive clip from the upcoming Season 5 Blu-ray/DVD set, Peter Dinklage and Emilia Clarke open up about finally getting to work with one another and their characters' trajectories in the Emmy award-winning season.
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"I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting to work bringing people together on important issues like lowering taxes and improving our infrastructure," he said in a statement on his election as co-chair in February.
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"I definitely think the main problem is it's not Republicans don't care about the bill – I think it's people on both sides of the aisle doing a very poor time of actually getting to work," Phillips told Hill.
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We hit traffic just once, at a construction site where the government is building the bridge over an area that tends to flood during heavy rain, preventing people on the west side from getting to work in Freeport.
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So when does New York, with its cramped spaces and soaring housing prices that force people farther and farther away from Manhattan, making them even more beholden to unreliable means of getting to work, stop being worth it?
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"We made it very clear that the American people want Donald Trump to be held accountable … and I think we can make sure the American people hear from them while they're in Washington, DC, and getting to work."
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Talk to Leigh Weaver, who commutes by bus from Livingston, N.J., to Midtown Manhattan, about what getting to work used to be like, and you'll hear the all-too-familiar grievances about grinding traffic, suffocating crowds and cranky drivers.
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"What we've heard from customers is that by and large, outside of getting to work, they do like to stay in their neighborhoods and it's tough to get around," Shea Jensen, Nordstrom's senior vice president of customer experience, said.
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Washington is mobilizing to rescue the country from potentially disastrous economic consequences from the global coronavirus outbreak, with the Senate on Wednesday passing a multi-billion dollar emergency package and quickly getting to work on a larger stimulus agreement.
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Neither Kevin nor I are really good with design — I definitely lack in that category — so getting to work with Vanessa was an honor and we were just so thankful because we wouldn't have been able to do what she did.
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Basing her calculus on the pilot episode of Amazon's newly released series, DCist staff writer Natalie Delgadillo broke down an early sequence where John Krasinski's Ryan is getting to work at the CIA HQ, which is located in Langley, Virginia.
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The two best actors of our time, as far as I'm concerned, so getting to work with two professionals like that, and then having the father and son play father and son is just another level on top of that.
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Sure, the winter presents us with many practical challenges, like coping with colds and flu and getting to work through the snow, but what these new studies suggest is that the season doesn't have some mystical, malevolent effect on our brains.
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" He added that "anyone of them could be up here right now holding this trophy" and that "it was such a gift getting to work with you, and be inspired by you and the performances that you all offered up.
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I timed it badly, getting to work just as the prisoners piled out of the living blocks to go to their activities – and found myself at a gate with about 20 men jostling around me, all wanting to be let through.
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Scrambling through a crowd of frazzled commuters at a Lower Manhattan train station on a recent Saturday, Romany Saad navigated his limited options for getting to work, hoping he would not be late for the second weekend in a row.
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The Indian accepted the garments as if they were his due—without paying them much attention or thanking him for them—and made one last request of the conquistador before getting to work: Could you also find me some mushrooms?
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But while lawmakers on Capitol Hill have spent the last two years handwaving and making empty threats against Big Tech, regulators in the UK have been getting to work, strengthening their data privacy laws and taking steps toward more restrictions around content online.
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" In an August interview with Variety, Cabello talked about collaborating with Mendes on "Señorita," saying, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you.
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Off the stump she often swaps a cardigan for the jacket, but the sleeves are pushed up, in the equivalent of the rolling-up-one's-sleeves-and-getting-to-work visual favored by many male candidates, and the silhouette is broadly the same.
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They're already getting to work This leaves the Sussexes with sizeable outgoings that may not be covered by the support provided by Harry's father, even when combined with his mother's inheritance -- certainly not to the style to which they have become accustomed.
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"Once they see people on bicycles, they think it's like a homeless person or someone who's getting to work on their bike because they can't afford a car," said Edin Barrientos, who lives in South Los Angeles and founded a cycling group.
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In a recent interview with Variety, Cabello talked about collaborating with Mendes on "Señorita," saying, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you."
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On tap tomorrow: Sneak peek: House kicks off tax reform hearings, Treasury chief heads before Senate: The House is returning to Washington Tuesday after a week-long recess and lawmakers are quickly getting to work on their next big agenda item: tax reform.
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"Rich people can move around very quickly while poor people can spend four hours of their day just getting to work and back," she said, highlighting the health benefits of cycling for Mexicans, more than 70 percent of whom are overweight or obese.
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For me that's one of the best things about being in this business is getting to work with incredible technicians who are always great, committed, professional, fun people to spend time with and to go to work with, and we really had that on Titanic.
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"So if you think that I'm going to go to Washington and look at all this opportunity to start getting to work, but then sit back and wait because it might hurt our chances to win in 2020, you're crazy," he told BuzzFeed News.
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For me that's one of the best things about being in this business is getting to work with incredible technicians who are always great, committed, professional, fun people to spend time with and to go to work with, and we really had that on Titanic.
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It's getting to work, and saying it out loud, and reminding every person I meet on a bus and every Uber driver and every girlfriend who isn't "a reader" that they, too, will like these things that I work every day in support of.
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The resulting denial-of-service attack was limited and short-lived, in the end, but cybersecurity fears about IoT remain prevalent — and a group of lawmakers in Congress is now getting to work to ensure the U.S. government raises its own digital defenses in response.
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To be fair, he appears over a line about MOBOs, Grammys and Oscars (he's won all three) and was already shouted out by Dave in a wordplay bar on "Revenge": Annnyway, watch the video and its ode to rolling up your sleeves and getting to work above.
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I like getting to work early because it's the most quiet and productive time for me to get some coding done, which is tough nowadays since, as a tech lead, I spend the bulk of my day in meetings, reviewing junior engineers' code, and putting out fires.
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You know how you're out late on a Sunday with friends and know you have to go soon because you have to get up extra early to catch the train because it's inexplicably been slowing down for two weeks and you keep getting to work late?
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The ride-hail cars that critics say are choking New York City's streets have also brought much-needed relief to far corners of the city where just getting to work is a daily chore requiring long rides and multiple transfers, often squeezed into packed trains and buses.
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When I had the idea for The Wing, I loved the idea of getting to work in a space that was adjacent to politics in the sense that I was advancing political issues I cared about, while having the creativity and freedom of being in the private sector.
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Which makes me all the more impressed by what my parent colleagues manage to accomplish by the time they arrive at work: Feeding small humans, getting them to school, conversations about puberty (that happened) as well as, you know, navigating public transit and getting to work on time.
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"We've made a number of commitments to customers in all of the Pepco Holdings utilities' jurisdictions - the District, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey - and we look forward to getting to work to deliver those benefits to our customers and communities," Exelon Chief Executive Chris Crane said in a statement.
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"Many people I talked to here acknowledged (climate change), but also feel a sense of pride that their work contributes to serving real needs we all have every day - keeping our homes warm, getting to work, feeding us and more," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post early Wednesday morning.
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If you're one of those people who wait in line for sneaker drops, prioritize a flash sale over getting to work on time, or buy cult fashion items just to resell them, then you probably knew that streetwear brand Supreme's latest drop would make the cover of the New York Post.
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Going all-in means expressing confidence that your team can fight off a half-dozen or more competing postseason hopefuls; giving up on the season and getting to work on the next requires a pragmatic, unsentimental approach that is, in some basic sense, antithetical to the way most people care about sports.
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" In line with the show's sculptural feel, Rowe skipped the mascara, simply brushing the brows before getting to work on the mouth, adding Lip Color contour in several pinkish shades that matched the models' natural skin tones, defining and slightly shading the lips in what she called, "a soft and truthful way.
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It's very speculative what the time frame is going to be, but I think we have a 50-50 chance of getting to work on longevity escape velocity, the point where we are postponing the problem of aging faster than time is passing and people are staying one step ahead of the problem.
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THE TOPLINE: President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will be sworn in on Friday, and his defense nominees could be getting to work soon after.
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"I look forward to this nominee getting to work on behalf of the American taxpayers," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.).
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The land underneath is sinking — and the seas around it rising — at some of the highest rates in the U.S. In the last 2202 years, the number of days of "nuisance flooding" — flooding that can keep people from getting to work on the military base, for example — has grown from an average of 2628 days in 28500 to 6900 days in 2628.
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Sabrina Said and Andrea Fernandes are two New Yorkers with completely different getting-ready rituals: Said, a serial snoozer, wakes up with twenty minutes to get out the door, often doing her makeup on the subway before arriving to work a few minutes late; Fernandes wakes up at the crack of dawn, works out, does her makeup, and cooks breakfast... all before getting to work early.
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The parties were less of a focus — and far less glitzy — than in previous years (though this was partly because much of Hollywood and the pop music industry wanted nothing to do with Trump.) And regarding getting to work: There was tension, and lack of communication, right up to the last minute on Friday over whether to sign substantive executive orders on Day One.
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