A grueling cycling race is somewhat less grueling if your bike is a motorcycle.
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And Ms. Hirayama was an attorney who swapped the grueling hours of corporate law for the equally grueling ones of piping macarons.
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So she did this grueling audition and then we sent her straight to the physical trainer to do an equally grueling physical assessment.
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It was pretty grueling - a very hard, long day.
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And the job itself, if you make it, is grueling.
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Mount Everest is a grueling, deadly place for many adventurers.
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It's grueling, exhausting work that ensnares the city's emergency crews.
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She knows what it takes, but it's also really grueling.
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It was the final stage of a grueling diplomatic odyssey.
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On Monday night, during low tide, the work was grueling.
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All of the men also began a grueling workout routine.
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How did Uber withstand such a lengthy and grueling beating?
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But the tragedy has been grueling for the girls' families.
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The chancellor faces a grueling schedule in the coming days.
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But it's just been a really grueling season for me.
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After a grueling 24 hours we're safe in New Zealand.
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Put simply, exercise is time consuming, grueling, and pretty boring.
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Like others, Gomez has faced grueling heat and torrential rains.
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Thad Cochran endured a grueling primary challenge from state Sen.
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The end of a game development cycle is often grueling.
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Ms. Ridley said she loved touring but found it grueling.
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For six grueling months, I didn't know what was wrong.
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But the journey was grueling, and only 30,000 adventurers persevered.
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" Sally added: "They learned the script but it was grueling.
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The entire experience is exhausting and exhilarating, grueling and gratifying.
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All I can tell you is it was extremely grueling.
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So I think it was a busy if grueling experience.
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CHARLIE ROSE: But, more importantly, she's on a grueling campaign.
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It should have been grueling, but it was mostly wonderful.
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Participants followed a grueling diet and an exhausting exercise program.
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He marveled at how grueling and thankless the work is.
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But hazelnut farmers say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous work.
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The play had entered previews, and her schedule was grueling.
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Statistically, it comprises rejection and grueling side work in restaurants.
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The attempts to unbalance riders during the most grueling climbs.
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Both may have failed to rest adequately after grueling campaigns.
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It had been a grueling day under the September sun.
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Then again, Cruz is coming off a grueling presidential campaign.
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In 2017, the couple embarked on another grueling medical journey.
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Wilderness backpacking is 25% grueling fitness and 75% mundane logistics.
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She said the program is too grueling for most students.
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Students have a grueling schedule because of the additional training.
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The athletes' work is grueling, and doesn't make them rich.
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As a result, DeVos faced a grueling Senate confirmation hearing.
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Here's the grueling working that helps her stay in amazing shape.
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He also faced grueling primary and general election contests in 2014.
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He withstood the grueling physical toll of playing in the NFL.
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But it will be hard, grueling, at many times unpopular work.
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Two women in 2015 graduated from the Army's grueling Ranger course.
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It's not grueling actual work, and people are proud of this.
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His last training camp, with the Miami Dolphins, had been grueling.
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The grueling discipline of cross-country skiing proved an easy choice.
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Creating a work of art like R&M is grueling work.
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Was there a particularly grueling day that made you feel afraid?
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Of course, beer is not just for consumption after grueling agrarianism.
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It's a necessary break from his grueling touring and shooting schedule.
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The main event is no cakewalk Second, trade talks are grueling.
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It was grueling, dangerous work, and he quit after six months.
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"It is grueling … I'm too lazy to do this," he said.
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The journey to find out is long and grueling—both for
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Battles are grueling affairs pitting tiny hunters against fast, feral beasts.
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Others seek an escape from grueling schedules, and tips on relaxation.
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It was a really interesting and grueling and phenomenal creative endeavor.
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It can be grueling, with high physical, emotional, and financial costs.
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But the work was grueling, and I was quickly burning out.
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The recovery process is grueling, and not everyone returns to form.
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Your writing is full of everyday people who face grueling decisions.
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To be honest, it was grueling because of everything she was.
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Thus began a year of grueling writing, rewriting, and re-rewriting.
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It was fun, but it was a grueling tour for us.
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Moore's superstar status hasn't completely exempted her from this grueling schedule.
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This was how Trump needed to unwind after a grueling night.
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The grueling schedule often neglects time for basic necessities like food.
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He compares his grueling schedule to that of a professional athlete.
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Running for office is a grueling, often thankless and noble pursuit.
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On Tuesday, testimonies resumed after the grueling questioning of Jessica Mann.
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After each grueling day, we were treated to a magnificent display.
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But it's still a job, and a grueling one, at that.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), who's also facing a grueling reelection battle.
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She's now logging grueling hours advocating for Joe Biden's 2020 bid.
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In residency, we don't make much money and work grueling shifts.
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It took five grueling days to record this two-disc set.
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"Dannemora" shot for a grueling six months in upstate New York.
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Only one survived the grueling 2,700-mile journey to San Francisco.
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And a grueling film about a terrorist attack at a hotel.
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The grueling victim count of this event led to substantial media attention.
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Dentistry might be a white collar profession, but it's also physically grueling.
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Joining an e-sports organization can mean agreeing to some grueling requirements.
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Our tests ranged from grueling power showdowns to practical everyday web browsing.
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After all, running for president is a uniquely grueling, absorbing, emotional experience.
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For Burkhart, this process proved to be tedious, time-consuming, and grueling.
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Kevin Sr. underwent six months of grueling preventative chemotherapy, and on Dec.
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Hierl was the second woman to complete the grueling 13-week course.
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But the breaking point came in game seven of the grueling gauntlet.
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The work was grueling but it was also plentiful and paid well.
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Jaimie Alexander's Blindspot tattooing process may be grueling, but it's not dangerous.
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What followed was a grueling 48-hour mission to get it back.
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Amazon's low-wage employees often work grueling jobs, often during the holidays.
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It all made for a grueling day for the beleaguered attorney general.
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That came despite a grueling recession in Russia that began in 2015.
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They've had to cross rivers and battle grueling heat and torrential rains.
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But for many women, it can be grueling, uncomfortable, or even dangerous.
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But workers on hazelnut farms say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous labor.
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They are relishing the attention while dealing with the market's grueling demands.
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Warehouse conditions can also be grueling, with workers reportedly peeing in bottles.
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The soldiers' work was grueling, but freeing besieged civilians made it worthwhile.
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Wisdom went through a grueling 19 weeks of chemo following his diagnosis.
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Serena won a grueling, two-week Grand Slam tennis tournament during hers.
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Nadler postponed the vote late Thursday, following 14 grueling hours of debate.
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They survived largely because Ausma withstood grueling physical labor and dreadful privation.
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Lengthy commutes, grueling workloads and limited child care aren't a problem here.
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For visitors, it can take about four long, grueling hours each way.
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"Look, it takes its toll," Federer said of the grueling men's game.
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Nevertheless, it sounds grueling, and pretty similar to the fictional Hunger Games.
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The years since have been grueling for him, politically and especially personally.
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That has meant two long grueling months in Europe away from home.
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The trip itself is a grueling test of endurance, planning, and resourcefulness.
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And it will need to survive a lengthy and grueling city review.
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It is also grueling physical work, with the added stress of performance.
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His days no longer revolve around intense and grueling workouts, he said.
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Jack Dorsey and Sheryl Sandberg survived their grueling grilling on Capitol Hill.
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The exercise routines of the depressive are grueling, but they are worth it.
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The world's most grueling auto race certainly knows how to raise a thrill.
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During the grueling workout, the last thing on my mind was my makeup.
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And once their education is over, it doesn't mean the grueling work stops.
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Our walks were up and down steep hills, and I found them grueling.
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But it's also grueling to try and be that person all the time.
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For a President and his aides, foreign travel can be a grueling slog.
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"Baseball in my opinion mimics life," Jeter said, citing the game's grueling schedule.
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These lawsuits are expected to be long and grueling; indeed they already are.
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She experienced the grueling emotional and physical toll of a failed IVF cycle.
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Princess Beatrice celebrated on Thursday after completing a grueling physical challenge for charity.
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MLB players have a grueling schedule -- 162 regular season games in 180 days.
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He knows firsthand what the grueling journey to be an Olympian is like.
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It's an eloquent allusion to the grueling labor of constantly performing one's identity.
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Even the most grueling landscapes are the face of nature—and inanimate objects.
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Wedding season can be a grueling experience under even the best of circumstances.
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Love and Irving are back healthy now following a pair of grueling rehabs.
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"It's a very grueling process for the directors of the company," Jenkinson said.
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You have to apply and the application process can be long and grueling.
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Exercise doesn't need to be grueling, and it doesn't have to cost anything.
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Yet no one talks much about the grueling details of the Cultural Revolution.
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What followed was a grueling and "devastating" journey to get Sylvie back home.
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In this instance, the sport is perhaps one of the most physically grueling.
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It is a grueling, global game, and Raonic is determined to keep climbing.
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Instead, he undergoes grueling two-hour rehab sessions in the morning and afternoon.
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The offensive has been grueling and is expected to drag on for weeks.
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After a grueling 20-mile training session, Ted zipped on the leg attachments.
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He takes athletes through a grueling mini-combine to test agility and strength.
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The asylum process can be grueling, often requiring lengthy interviews and documentary evidence.
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After two grueling nights, all the Democratic presidential candidates have had their say.
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After quitting, there's a long and grueling mental addiction to battle as well.
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Following the fire-breathing stunt, Mr. Paul's grueling day was far from done.
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In Nepal, people are hunkering down for a long and grueling onion crisis.
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McConnell allegedly raised the grueling recount in Florida during the 2000 election cycle.
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Trips abroad with the president can be grueling for staff and journalists alike.
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The work — shoveling coal dust, hauling through the night in trucks — is grueling.
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But one has to wonder if the grueling campaign has taken a toll.
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For the first time in the grueling event, Indigenous Australians are officially racing.
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Downsizing meant reducing the family's possessions by a third — a long, grueling process.
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At first, she was assigned grueling demolition work at the sub-camp, Birkenau.
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This video shows the grueling process that Maxim used to make the picture.
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Former employees recalled grueling shifts when temperatures inside the plant neared 110 degrees.
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Computers monitor workers during grueling 10-hour shifts, identifying slow performers for firing.
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Shooting "The Long Night" alone took 55 grueling days in freezing cold temperatures.
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Political campaigns can be grueling experiences for both the women and men involved.
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His crowning achievement: pulling the oil-dependent nation out of a grueling recession.
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You've done big tours before, but this Reputation tour schedule is really grueling.
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Who among us hasn't used food as a motivator for finishing a grueling workout?
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Yet the past weeks have been grueling, for the boys and for their parents.
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Employees have described grueling work conditions, life threatening injuries, racial harassment, and age discrimination.
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He spent many long, grueling nights making sure his son received the proper treatments.
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Applying for or renewing one's DACA status is a nerve-wracking and grueling affair.
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But that evaporated when Cruz dropped his bid after a grueling loss in Indiana.
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The grueling schedule also limited the movie roles Chopra could audition for and accept.
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Mwenda was promoted to working with Sudan after two grueling years in the field.
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"I don't believe in really grueling workouts, especially if you're post-natal," she says.
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Other games will run fine in these modes, but Destiny 2 is particularly grueling.
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"It was grueling," one unidentified juror described the 16-hour deliberation to the paper.
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In many ways, the luck that buoyed him through his grueling journey has endured.
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The two had a grueling cardio session, which involved running through a winding hill.
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That has been Taylor Swift's public life throughout this long, grueling, contentious election cycle.
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The Hackathon is a grueling, exhilarating, sleep-deprived experience — and a ton of fun.
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For a president and his aides, foreign travel can be a particularly grueling slog.
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And in recent decades, more and more adventurers have taken on the grueling task.
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Warmbier was sentenced to 15 years' hard labor -- which can mean grueling farm work.
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Hero U was finally released last year, following a grueling six-year development process.
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It was frankly the most grueling process I had ever faced in my life.
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It didn't feel too grueling, too long, too hard to go through this process.
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After the Army, he tried being a hotshot firefighter but thought it too grueling.
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This would later materialize in his grueling use of the "broken windows" policing model.
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There's no way a presidential campaign is as grueling as a Stones tour. Period.
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Meanwhile, back in Chappaqua ... Clinton, after a surprisingly grueling primary against liberal Vermont Sen.
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Almost invariably, that grueling and time-consuming labor is done by women and girls.
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To be honest, I think this process has been more grueling than previous processes.
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After a grueling series of competitions, Jacqueline realizes she really is attracted to Duke.
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This saved engineers from having to endure grueling interrogations with tons of different hirers.
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Alas, navigating through such a dizzying cornucopia of libations can be a grueling task.
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The famously grueling jobs in Amazon warehouses have also created strains on local services.
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She called the demands of the American political system more personally grueling and difficult.
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Everyone has gone through this grueling process, and they want to pay it forward.
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But as we pushed into the second grueling hour of shooting, the energy shifted.
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Subjecting the CFPB to the frankly grueling congressional budget process isn't about control, though.
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Working on the planes can be grueling, with many missions lasting 8-10 hours.
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Trump has now set the stage for yet another grueling slugfest in the courts.
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"For women, fashion week lasts a month, worldwide," he said of the grueling schedule.
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I had just come from a grueling workout, and I was tired and hungry.
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U.S.Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch faces a grueling day of questioning from Democrats today.
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Clinton, 270, and they have kept a grueling pace for more than a year.
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It's a grueling day of mind games that leaves contestants with a special bond.
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In a few minutes, Bailey would embark on his circuit of grueling training loops.
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Kavanaugh's testimony through the grueling back-to-back 12-hour sessions was mostly steady.
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It's grueling work combined with frenzied fun — and fueled by midnight pizza and beer.
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Ten seconds or twenty-five grueling minutes, this fight promises to be a treat.
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But the hours were grueling—he often worked nearly 22 hours straight on weekends.
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Workers in North Korea labor grueling hours in unbearable conditions for almost no pay.
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She finds it grueling, even though she manages to raise $1.2 million each season.
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Statistically, both are average major league catchers, a hard truth about their grueling position.
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I've been invited in for on-site interviews that last a grueling five hours.
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Zack, you are also a novelist—writing fiction can be very grueling and frustrating.
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Assuming that Sarah Gilchrist survives the grueling curriculum, a medical career still seems improbable.
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The practical application was grueling: Hurt had to arrive on set at 4 a.m.
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As plenty of Amazon employees have attested, working in the company's warehouses is grueling.
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Her matches have become compelling docudramas, as psychologically draining as they've been physically grueling.
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The runners followed a grueling schedule of numerous events — even marathons — on consecutive weekends.
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But perhaps no other potential candidate had as grueling an election as Mr. Brown.
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The filmmaker Alexandra Shiva focuses on four families after grueling stays in refugee camps.
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There are no benefits, little job security and reports of sometimes grueling working conditions.
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And now, after years of grueling poverty, its sudden success is changing Land's life.
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She just finished a very grueling assignment in three different countries in four days.
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Then I fretted through grueling regimens that seemed almost as appalling as the disease.
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One above the eye, one on the eyelid, and it was a grueling fight.
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Fellows are selected by a presidentially appointed commission over a grueling yearlong application process.
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Their visit to Oakland was the sixth and final stop of a grueling trip.
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Being a person of extreme moods, I then leapfrogged to the least grueling track.
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Like many of the migrants, Gomez has faced the grueling heat and torrential rains.
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He even drove 19 miles up Colorado's Pike's Peak, which included 156 grueling turns.
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But the exemption process is grueling and has to be done every three years.
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"It's not what she thinks it is," she said of the grueling budget process.
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Vox has covered its grueling effects on the retail workers who make it happen.
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Presidential campaign staff come and go; it's the nature of the operative's grueling lifestyle.
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He joined Pippa in a grueling 47-mile Otillo swim-run in Sweden last year.
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Running sometimes gets a bad rap as a grueling activity exclusively for super intense athletes.
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Do you think the grueling life of a TV humor reporter has taken a toll?
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Not having to leave my husband to fight the grueling midday L.A. traffic was everything.
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The distances were grueling and made athletes' jobs more difficult, even for veterans like Blair.
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Is working at Amazon a hellish, dangerous, physically grueling job, with low wages to boot?
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As the company explained on its blog, five actors went through this long, "grueling" process.
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The mood was somber following a grueling 2,000-mile (3,200-km) trek to the border.
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He assigned the characters some pretty grueling jobs, from pickling rat brains to disemboweling toads.
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It is also grueling, nonstop work, and would be difficult to manage with a family.
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Don't make it harder for your body when you're already going through a grueling workout.
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Vlada Dzyuba collapsed into a coma after a grueling 12-hour fashion show in Shanghai.
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So it's just a grueling business and I'm ready for another part of my life.
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Awards season is a grueling affair – sometimes you have to carb up to keep going.
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"Nobody told us that that was unique," Chip, 42, says of the grueling production schedule.
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The job search is grueling, especially if it's not moving as quickly as you'd like.
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Each month he received several days of grueling treatment, which left him nauseated and exhausted.
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He joined her in a grueling 47-mile Otillo swim-run in Sweden last year.
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It was a grueling two days, both emotionally and physically, but that is no excuse.
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Shortland beat out around seventy other candidates in the grueling search for the perfect director.
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But one dad at least didn't go unthanked for his grueling work in the cold.
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The Scripps National Spelling Bee is the most grueling of all timeless American sporting events.
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The back-to-back tragedies have been grueling for investigators handling the Borderline mass shooting.
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While they may work grueling hours, Goldman Sachs employees are given ample opportunities to unwind.
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Badly injured, he spent 10 grueling days on Guadalcanal until a Japanese warship retrieved him.
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For more than 103 percent of kids, that regimen — though grueling to get through — works.
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The feat made for a grueling three days, even with everyone taking on multiple roles.
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We're being judged and scrutinized, and it's grueling and it's painful, but it is time.
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Complete it 4 times for a grueling 10 minute routine, with minimal rest between sets.
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The grueling speed of processing lines can inflict debilitating injuries on laborers of all stripes.
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She embraces a grueling production process that mimics the precarious existences she shows on-screen.
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He compares it to the gold rush — miners faced grueling conditions as they went westward.
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The around-the-world race — now called the Ocean Race — is grueling (and terrifying sounding).
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Fact-checking is grueling work, but it is also the core of what we do.
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The trip had been grueling, and I was angry at my grandfather — at his helplessness.
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Elite gymnastics can look deceivingly effortless, but it is a physically and mentally grueling sport.
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Their grueling bout ended with the wrestlers slumped in the ring, respectfully sharing bottled water.
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The big test will be at the grueling 24-hour Le Mans race in France.
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The big test will be at the grueling 19693-hour Le Mans race in France.
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L's work lies, I think, rather than the grueling and more obviously impressive endurance test.
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The E.U. selected its top leaders, but only after days and nights of grueling negotiations.
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Operating under grueling, dangerous conditions, he proved his mettle as a manager and efficiency expert.
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The White House chief of staff's post is arguably the most grueling job in Washington.
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The financial crisis set the stage for what would become a grueling decade for retail.
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The three-term congresswoman is well-funded and has avoided a grueling and bitter primary.
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Biden is also cognizant of the physically and emotionally grueling nature of the upcoming campaign.
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They had already finished a lengthy prayer session and were facing a grueling three games.
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"It was grueling," said her brother, who traveled from his Florida home to accompany her.
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"It was grueling," said Mr. McGory, of Columbus, Ohio, who had been teaching in Wuhan.
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Global health The drug regimens can be grueling, and patients often quit taking their medications.
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Laver has long said it was one of the most grueling matches of his career.
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Mann was on the witness stand for nearly a full day of grueling cross-examination.
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Meanwhile, Amazon workers skip bathroom breaks in order to meet their grueling work targets. #CEOsvsWorkers.
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One kid had no idea just how grueling a day on the job could be.
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Grueling at times, the trip had been an exhilarating fusion of recreation and alpine culture.
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After a grueling first year, he began to grow acclimated to life in a wheelchair.
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But after six years, she was having a hard time with its grueling touring schedule.
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Ciccarella had watched her mother endure chemotherapy, and had undergone a similar grueling regimen herself.
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In fact, their only worry is finding funding, which has been grueling to come by.
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It unfurls as a ten-minute long peak, the kind of little pocket of heaven club kids craves at the end of a long, grueling night—or, in the case of many who are reading this, at the end of a long, grueling year.
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The Appalachian Trail is physically very grueling, but it is also awfully hard to write about.
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"The entire year we were rehearsing every day for hours," she says of their grueling schedule.
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Another commute, this time to Ohio, was grueling enough that he thought about uprooting his family.
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"It's not a job, and it's not work, but it's exhausting and it's grueling," Rosenthal says.
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Although the mother of three did not have to undergo chemotherapy, her treatment has been grueling.
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As for accounts of employee treatment, they are rolling in to Sanders, and they are grueling.
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"He's had a grueling tour and it's been a grind, so he just needs to rest."
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Who will make it through many a grueling rose ceremony and fight for Brown every day?
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On the one hand, some aches and pains feel like trophies after a particularly grueling workout.
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The work is so grueling, it can just wait for them to quit on their own.
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He's had a grueling tour and it's been a grind, so he just needs to rest.
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Women have asked to, and proven they can, perform the most grueling tasks in the military.
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She has also credited her "strong husband" for sticking by her side throughout the grueling process.
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Of course, none of this is remotely as important or grueling as covering the presidential race.
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So he is a PR genius, but it is the most grueling thing you can imagine.
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The grueling work hours can turn a cheerful person into an old grump slowly over time.
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"The entire year we were rehearsing every day for hours," she said of their grueling schedule.
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Doctors quickly diagnosed his brain cancer and began a grueling barrage of chemotherapy, radiation and surgeries.
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Presently with living in different states, we have really grueling rehearsals when we do get together.
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It's grueling, feverish fun — often fueled by frightening quantities of Red Bull, sugar, pizza and coffee.
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Finally, she says they attempted to use a grueling arbitration proceeding to force her into silence.
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In the new video, a post-birth Bey is about to embark on a grueling schedule.
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Looking back on it now, having made so many others, I'm like, 'Fuck, that was grueling!
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SZA may have done permanent damage to her vocal cords after 11 grueling months of touring.
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Seems to be prepping for his next fight ... with a grueling workout all over the city.
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Trying to bring order to a digital Wild West one video at a time was grueling.
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Stocks were caught in a grueling, treacherous decline in the months leading up to the crash.
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Losing weight fast is a simple yet grueling routine for a nak muay, farang or otherwise.
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But the Triple Crown trail is grueling, and a dry track doesn't give him an advantage.
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"I thought an academic job would be grueling — not what I wanted at all," she recalls.
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Other lawmakers departing next year are facing long odds for re-election, or grueling primary contests.
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But the pain extended beyond the grueling physical toll that the sport was taking on her.
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The social media founder and CEO spent 10 grueling hours before the U.S. Congress last month.
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Carnage said mental issues are prevalent among artists, especially among DJs who often face grueling schedules.
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In addition to physical qualifications, Delta Force operators must be psychologically fit to conduct grueling operations.
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Read more: Cruise-line workers reveal the grueling schedules they must keep while on the job
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As part of his training, he went through grueling combat courses and learned Arabic and Spanish.
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Seems like the grueling hours and lack of pay might have something to do with it.
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After a grueling trial, a jury found Brock Turner guilty of three counts of sexual assault.
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And this grueling schedule actually constituted "an easier day for us," the junior Tanner Dieterich said.
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When they learn that terrorists captured a fellow soldier, they prepare for a grueling rescue mission.
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The commute can be exhausting, but not compared with the grueling journey that brought her here.
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Since then, years of grueling medical training and countless sorrows conspired to barricade my fragile heart.
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But for many people who work behind a stove, the most grueling aspect is the schedule.
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Anyone who's ever completed a solo long run can attest to how grueling it can be.
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A noncommissioned officer I met was a sinewy CrossFit athlete who passed the grueling reconnaissance course.
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Eventually she acquired a helper, and the trial became grueling for one woman and her son.
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Their journey was a series of tedious, and occasionally grueling, physical tests, punctuated by human kindness.
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Then she was laid off — "thankfully," she added, glad to be done with the grueling commute.
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They'd return to their grueling jobs rested, rejuvenated and, so the logic went, ready to work.
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Many of them face grueling conditions, long work hours, and fears of contracting the virus themselves.
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Employees say it is one of the fastest-paced and most grueling roles in the warehouse.
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The dramatic rock formations rising from the Pacific Ocean were a reward for our grueling journey.
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But locals are concerned about the pollution and more grueling warehouse jobs coming to the area.
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They'd spend 20 hours a week or more in grueling practices that gave them agonizing injuries.
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On stage, Booker's voice was giving out after two grueling days of travel around the state.
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Now, more than four years later, her routine includes pushing through her grueling sport's trying moments.
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The work was grueling — "it's a job most people don't want," Mr. Donald said — but rewarding.
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The Special Forces tab is awarded upon graduation of the Army's grueling Special Forces Qualification Course.
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Nadal felt the umpire had started the shot clock too quickly after such a grueling rally.
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It was previously called "mini-BUD/S" in a nod to its grueling and rigorous nature.
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But buying life insurance has traditionally been a more grueling process, often taking weeks to finalize.
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Ms. DeVos endured a grueling line of questioning from senators during her confirmation hearing last month.
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"It was like climbing sand dunes — a grueling and ultimately futile exercise," Mr. Rohatyn later recalled.
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Now they're picking more things and standing in one place, so it's not as physically grueling.
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The hiring process can be grueling for applicants, but it's no easier on the HR side.
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So, while the calls are emotionally grueling, Aaron and the other staffers know to soldier on.
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Tennis at this level is as grueling a mental test as it is a physical grind.
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The guy was a construction worker, just trying to get through some grueling weeks at work.
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In countries like Indonesia, work for many people has never been anything but grueling and unregulated.
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The team, like its counterparts at many other universities, participates in a grueling 14-meet schedule.
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That's absolutely not to say that people should be forced to deal with grueling, disabling pain.
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Race walking rules may sound intense, but they're what make the sport such a grueling contest.
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KERNEN: I THINK I DON'T KNOW, BECAUSE I HAVE NOT KEPT TRACK OF YOUR ENTIRE SCHEDULE, BUT IT'S A GRUELING PROCESS WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH AND YOU ARE ON A PLANE LOT NOW, AND -- TRUMP: I AM. KERNEN: AND IT'S NOT EASY GIVING EXTEMPERANEOUS HOUR-LONG SPEECHES DAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY, SO IT'S GRUELING AND I THINK YOUR SCHEDULE HAS BEEN MORE GRUELING THAN THE ONE SHE IS PURSUING, AND THAT HAS BEEN WELL DOCUMENTED?
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For the salesmen and mechanics on the frontlines of the boom, summer can be a grueling time.
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Roberts underwent the grueling process of a bone marrow transplant; luckily her sister was a perfect match.
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Le Mans is a particularly grueling auto race, with cars running non-stop with three-man teams.
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It's easy to say how hard, or exhausting, or grueling, or painful, this election cycle has been.
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Employees have long alleged grueling work conditions, claims which Musk has sometimes played off as union agitation.
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After a meticulous vetting process, each space program team member underwent a grueling 18-month indoctrination. 6.
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Sunday's Super Bowl will mark the end of a grueling season for approximately 1,700 professional football players.
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Since freelancers are independent contractors, companies can enforce grueling deadlines while saving money by not providing benefits.
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This week, barring some sort of karmically sadistic chad situation, the grueling election season will finally end.
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But more than 20 percent of participants drop out because discussing their trauma openly is too grueling.
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And for Gabby, it's all the more grueling because of the unique challenges posed by her injury.
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Training for the U.S. Open is incredibly grueling — but it also requires a ton of self-care.
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He describes the grueling training he endured from ages 21998 to 22 at the China Drama Academy.
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She is open about wearing clip-on hair extensions; she regularly Snapchats herself doing grueling daily workouts.
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No matter how scarcely she slept or how grueling her schedule, she never wavered from her studies.
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It can be so grueling to get back into the swing of things after a fun weekend.
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Days before her death, Brown told PEOPLE she was ready to end her long and grueling battle.
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Despite the royals' grueling travel schedule, it seems like Markle and Prince Harry have things under control.
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Image: SANA/APAfter ten grueling months of ISIS occupation, the ancient city of Palmyra has been liberated.
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" According to the source, Bieber "already feels beat" from his grueling schedule and "is not losing it.
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Police found the missing men, ages 19 to 22, after a grueling, five-day search last July.
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On Wednesday, millions sat for China's notoriously grueling two-day college entrance exam, known as the gaokao.
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Clarke joins a long line of actors who've gotten ink in honor of their particularly grueling roles.
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Pilots there have complained about grueling work hours and low pay compared with their counterparts at rivals.
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He continued to receive tutoring, took his studies more seriously, and adapted better to the grueling classes.
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If he's spending six months on writing one song, I'm sure the recording process must've been grueling.
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To prepare his body for the film, McAvoy revealed the grueling work it took to bulk up.
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She was hoping to complete the grueling races prior to her 50th birthday in September, he said.
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The poor then end up living further out, facing grueling commutes to find work or access services.
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This past May, in the midst of a grueling race to retain his Senate seat, Wisconsin Sen.
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This was after a finals week so grueling he found himself falling asleep on his 235 a.m.
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The work, she adds, is often grueling—the priests become confessor, counselor, and savior all in one.
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He learned how to calibrate his message, and pare it to its essence, amid a grueling schedule.
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Many factors can contribute to an employee's unhappiness at work — bad management, for example, or grueling hours.
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It is a grueling stretch, another test for a team that may not be up for it.
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For seven years he trained, at culinary school and in grueling posts at other lofty Paris restaurants.
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This is also where runners treat themselves after tackling the grueling cross-country course in the park.
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"I'm worried about these patients," he said, noting the toll the grueling travel takes on their health.
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Along the way, she became an instructor at the EMS Academy and endured the grueling paramedic's training.
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The grueling swim made it difficult to walk afterward because her feet and body were so shaky.
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Even if a client thinks the investigation is politically motivated or meritless, the experience can be grueling.
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In an August 2011 interview with Paris Match magazine, Aznavour described a grueling self-imposed work schedule.
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At the sentencing hearing, soldiers who looked for Bergdahl have described the grueling, dangerous conditions they endured.
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"We know as construction workers they were expected to do hard, grueling, backbreaking work," Mr. Holland said.
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After 39 grueling days, Michele Fitzgerald emerged from the gauntlet as the winner of Survivor: Kaôh Rōng.
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There are drug injections from the couple's doctor, designed to keep them going during grueling diplomatic trips.
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It's just the right length to get you through even the most grueling Game of Thrones binges.
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Far from being an easy night's work, professional wrestling is one of the more grueling professions imaginable.
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Nosrat is a gift—somehow, years of grueling kitchen work have left her only more curious, hungrier.
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One night, after an especially grueling day of shooting, we were just eager to get some sleep.
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On Monday, the Marine Corps graduated the first woman ever from its famously grueling Infantry Officer Course.
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Steelers linebacker James Harrison has made the news this offseason with sneak peaks at his grueling workouts.
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The grueling work evoked memories of picking cotton when he was 8 for $2 per 100 pounds.
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Keeping the internet, or at the very least social media, free from vile content is grueling work.
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It led to the overthrow of dictators in some countries, but to grueling civil war in others.
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It's no secret that medical training is grueling: long hours, little sleep, rigid hierarchies, steep learning curves.
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Throughout the grueling journey, Mr. Guzmán was "always very calm, very sure, very tranquil," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Rick Scott became Florida's next senator on Sunday, a feat delayed by a grueling 12-day recount.
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Rarely does Lopez decline an offer of adventure, no matter how potentially grueling the trip might be.
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Set in Hawaii, this game show pits pairs of young contestants against each other in grueling competitions.
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How does one remain engaged in grueling year-round training for the same objective year after year?
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Many residents who have been forced to move farther inland now face grueling commutes to their jobs.
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The work was so mindless and grueling that people quit in droves, forcing Ford to double wages.
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Not surprisingly after her grueling journey, she lost in the first round of qualifying, and earned nothing.
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He relies instead on the building's two-foot-thick stone walls to insulate rooms from grueling temperatures.
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Succession After last week's grueling episode, this week's was tough to beat in terms of pure comedy.
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War work was grueling, but it paid decently, and female laborers took pride in doing their part.
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It's a grueling 24-hour endurance race, which marks the unofficial start of the American racing season.
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To be sure, the grueling exercise of state-building has put the U.S. in a tough position.
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Among the many horrors of the grueling eight-part Netflix miniseries Unbelievable is the horror of isolation.
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Postwar, Iraq entered a long, grueling period of international sanctions that beggared its once robust middle class.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), a longtime Clinton supporter who endorsed her in the grueling 85033 Democratic primary.
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Burro racing sounds like a stunt, but it's actually a grueling and fiercely competitive Rocky Mountain tradition.
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He believes property leaders waited until the grueling harvest season was complete before letting the workers go.
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We're (hopefully) in the final stretch of a grueling day-long impeachment debate and America is tired.
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Democrats on the Finance Committee put Mr. Price through three and a half hours of grueling interrogation.
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Mexican negotiators spent most of the past two weeks in Washington engaged in grueling negotiations at USTR.
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In fact, working toward expertise in any area can be a grueling, lonely, and often ugly undertaking.
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Who needs to recover from exercise when we can just recover from the grueling slog of life?
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It's a constant, grueling struggle to keep from going over the brink and smashing yourself to pieces.
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The name refers to "grueling and illegal" conditions that Chinese tech workers often endure—a 9 a.m.
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According to the docs ... Phoebe forced her father to go on grueling tours despite his poor health.
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But after nearly two months of this grueling schedule, the Skylab crew had run out of patience.
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But after a grueling campaign, the last speck of land was finally wrested from the Islamic State.
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Every year, hundreds of thousands of men leave Nepal for grueling construction jobs in the Persian Gulf.
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Last month, Facebook illustrated the wide-ranging effects of "fake news" throughout the grueling French presidential election.
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Tables can quickly turn over the course of 82 regular season games and four grueling playoff rounds.
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And the grueling work leads many inexperienced new hires to quit, forcing the boats to turn around.
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He was a young black man born just a few miles west of Birmingham to a family of Mississippi sharecroppers who had migrated over so his father could trade the grueling work of picking cotton for the grueling work of feeding bricks into the kiln for United States Steel.
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After months of grueling fighting, Iraqi forces finally attained the outskirts of Mosul, but any celebrations were premature.
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The couple were there together last year, competing (alongside Jöns) in a grueling 47-mile Otillo swim-run.
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Between performances and a grueling radio tour "my favorite thing to do now is sleep," Andress says, laughing.
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In 22010, amid waning ratings and complaints from Dawson about the show's grueling schedule, ABC pulled the plug.
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Sunday's 15th stage is a grueling 160-km trek in the Alps between Bourg-en-Bresse and Culoz.
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As the gymnasts note, the nature of their grueling practices makes them accustomed to being touched by adults.
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It also doesn't need to be grueling, and it doesn't have to cost anything, to see health benefits.
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As the ranks of the moderates thin, the jobs of the remaining moderates become more grueling and hopeless.
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Italians, she said, struggle to keep up with the grueling work day, with milking starting at 5.00 a.m.
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Now he's embarking on a grueling, nine-day, multi-country trip to the Middle East (and later Europe).
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It was grueling and rewarding and it got me to a place where I had a fashion book.
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So did the people around her, which could be grueling for a staff largely composed of nocturnal animals.
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Moderation is already a murky, grueling task, and Twitter is well known for trollish behavior overwhelming civil discourse.
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For her first solo exhibition at Coagula Curatorial, Sulkowicz will engage in a durational performance no less grueling.
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Those who made it in went through a grueling 103-week qualification process against millions of other players.
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And then there's the grueling one minute and 226 seconds where the audience watches Bill take Jenny's virginity.
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We're sacrificing privacy, we're being judged and scrutinized, and it's grueling and it's painful, but it is time.
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But I'm grateful that my experience was not as grueling and horrific as that of those coming today.
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Humphrey has said the charges were without basis and written about the grueling treatment he received in detention.
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Just as in Friday's grueling quarter-final with Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Murray got off to a bad start.
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In 2009, Marcia Cross was helping her husband, Tom Mahoney, through the grueling treatment for his throat cancer.
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Part of the film's power comes from how grueling it is to watch him talk around his desires.
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GREY'S ANATOMY - "Civil War" - Richard, Jackson, April and Catherine tackle a grueling trauma case intensified by hospital politics.
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Over a grueling two days, researchers measured his cardiovascular health, respiratory health, cognition, mental health and oral health.
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As for Boone, having a support network made all the difference in surviving her grueling long-term search.
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The sisters took to Snapchat to document the grueling routine, which included squats, TRX, weights and rope lifting.
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With 72 U.S. patents, Ormat's power solutions have been refined and perfected under the most grueling environmental conditions.
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Job hunting can be grueling game: the applications, the cover letters, the cold emails — and then, the waiting.
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Then there's the grueling interview process to which teams subject prospects — especially prospects touted as top draft picks.
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Basic training is physically and mentally grueling—it includes days-long marches and outdoor overnights in the rain.
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After a particularly grueling week at work, there's nothing better than getting some R&R at the spa.
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And the grueling nature of this campaign?" the Democratic vice presidential nominee said during an interview on "Today.
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Years before Avicii died, he was open about the grueling toll his jet-setting lifestyle took on him.
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And it was grueling a year of serving as Miss Virginia leading it to the Miss America pageant.
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Here's who won and who lost as we turn the page on another grueling day of RNC 2016.
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During their interview, the trio talked about grueling press tours, Boseman's Marvel transformation, and the film's powerful impact.
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More than 700 of their fighters have been killed and more than 3,200 wounded in the grueling campaign.
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A grueling 12-minute game proved pivotal for Goffin, allowing him to go on to take the match.
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He visited the Pope, completed a series of grueling challenges, and got assaulted (not sexually) by a bear.
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No. 28 Lucie Safarova survived a grueling 2-hour-48-minute match, clinching it with a forehand winner.
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Plus, Republicans are about to embark on a grueling nine-week runoff that will further divide the party.
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Going after both at the same time appears so grueling, such a quagmire, you want to avoid it.
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A single lantern is the only light for the nurses to work by during grueling 12-hour shifts.
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Now another grueling U.S. presidential campaign is passing by with scant mention of this life-and-death issue.
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It's grueling work, he said, requiring strenuous digging to get down to bedrock where the gold is hiding.
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Prospect Park, Brooklyn Anyone who has battled bedbugs knows that the experience can be grueling, expensive and traumatic.
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Drivers have to complete strict training requirements and withstand the grueling, lonely demands of days of interstate travel.
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"You have to eat to go out there over and over and do those grueling miles," she said.
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But it was a grueling four-year fight that hindered Microsoft's ability to innovate for the next decade.
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He told me about his final evening in the intensive care unit, the end of a grueling month.
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Gregory took to social media to share a photograph of his hands after a wet and grueling row.
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As mentioned up top, activism can be grueling and, if you're not careful, it can burn you out.
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A fused spine in your early 40s is testament to just how grueling this "fake sport" can be.
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One of UFC 3's best attributes is how well it nails the grueling beauty of the sport.
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So we get back off tour, which had broken us all down—it was extremely long and grueling.
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Some patients experience grueling withdrawal if taken off opioids, while for others the symptoms are much less severe.
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Those grueling five or six-hour debriefing sessions took place three days a week for about seven months.
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Empty benches Grueling hours, cramped offices and political warfare take sizable tolls on aides' personal and family lives.
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A motorcycle enthusiast, he now prefers grueling bicycle rides before work, those familiar with his daily routines say.
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But its strategy is more complex than grueling little-kid standards like crazy eights, speed or (shudder) war.
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Problem is ... Kevin's staring down weeks -- if not months -- of grueling physical rehab on his surgically-repaired back.
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Combat — grueling, exhausting and deadly — demands extraordinary teamwork, exacting discipline and a bedrock of ethical and moral clarity.
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This puts an extra strain on people employed in those warehouses, where working conditions are already reportedly grueling.
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One thread of negative news that Amazon can't shake is that it is a grueling place to work.
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Luckily, we both made it out of Iraq under such grueling circumstances and fled to Jordan in 2004.
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Sellers said she never really thought about quitting her job to train full time, despite her grueling schedule.
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Fatigue may be an issue: They were coming off a grueling seven-game series against the Philadelphia 25ers.
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If he could remain hopeful after decades covering one of the world's most grueling conflicts, we all could.
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Such financial stakes only add to the grueling nature of the 128-player men's and women's qualifying events.
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Even those who prepare for the evaluations say that the process can be grueling, and the results counterintuitive.
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He sought one that wouldn&apost require the grueling hours and the nonstop nature of a tech startup.
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Several Auschwitz survivors, among them Dennis Urstein and Rudolf Vrba, gave grueling testimonials about what they had endured.
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He continued to call almost every home and road game, a grueling schedule for announcers half his age.
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Yes, he dispatched "Islamey" faster than anyone I've heard, his forearms a hummingbird blur in the grueling passagework.
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For New Yorkers trying to buy a co-op apartment, the interview is often a grueling, baffling process.
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My Tamalpais race came — a grueling 6,800 feet of elevation gain packed into 30-some miles — and went.
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Sanders argued his grueling campaigning style offers evidence his age is not an obstacle to the Oval Office.
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The course, known to be one of the service's most grueling, prepares officers to lead grunts in combat.
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Filming his action scenes for that movie was "the most physically grueling role of my career," Johnson said.
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Many work in health care, often in grueling, low-wage jobs as nursing assistants or home health aides.
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One graduate committed suicide after telling friends she had endured harassment and grueling hours at an advertising agency.
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A look at the grueling life of Gaspar Marcos, a Los Angeles high schooler who migrated from Guatemala.
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In what might qualify as a 'too much information' moment, Ledecky underlined how grueling the contest had been.
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Beforehand, the doctors described what it would entail, but they failed to convey how grueling it would be.
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But after four grueling years, Skripal had been granted a reprieve, liberated from prison in a spy swap.
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Between the long flight, jet lag and dental work, the first few days of our trip were grueling.
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But because the schedule is so grueling, it is hard for the athletes to find time to work.
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Even as cycling built up Mr. Legarreta's legs, the rest of his body withered under the grueling routine.
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The losses raise questions about Trump's standing as he heads into what will be a grueling 2020 campaign.
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On occasion there have also been large clusters of college athletes hospitalized with it after particularly grueling workouts.
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But after a grueling operation at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, her body began rejecting the face.
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If you're Nero, you're not going to endure such a grueling shoot just to blend into the pack.
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When I met John, he was charming and charismatic, incredibly eloquent about his experience, which had been grueling.
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She gave birth to a healthy baby on the grueling trail and is now hoping for another miracle.
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According to EW, the episode in question reportedly took "11 weeks of grueling night shoots" in freezing temperatures.
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Wide rights to the body and counter uppercuts as Jake lunged in slowed the champion through ten grueling rounds.
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Usually, he says, local election campaigns in Poland are short, but Trzaskowski is steeling himself for a grueling race.
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Amid news of Hyland's grueling health battle, Adams, 33, showed his love and support for the actress on Instagram.
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After nearly two years, the most grueling and contentious election in modern history is finally coming to a close.
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One event, plus one event, plus one more grueling event equals bragging rights for the rest of your life.
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That brings us to the first skirmish in this grueling legal process: Where will net neutrality's fate be decided?
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They've already wrapped up grueling negotiations, and Trump has established a reputation for being highly unpredictable during trade talks.
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Moreover, you have to develop a certain camaraderie in order to get through the whole grueling experience of Survivor.
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Christine Blasey Ford endured hours of grueling testimony, she was mocked by the president, and she sustained death threats.
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Cardi was set to go on a grueling schedule with Bruno Mars less than two months after giving birth.
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Racing, Motorsport Manager tells us, is actually tough, grueling work, and Forza Horizon 3 and its ilk be damned.
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Bedolla emerged just before dawn, accompanied by his wife, headed for a grueling day picking grapes for subsistence wages.
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After a grueling ten episodes, each over an hour long, Lindsey was only able to deliver a lackluster denouement.
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Amazon has been criticized for grueling labor conditions and creepy employee-tracking practices, but the workers keep showing up.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — IT'S hard to say which of the three monomaniacal, monumentally grueling quests is the most riveting.
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During their grueling 10-week separation period, Us Weekly reports Evans reminisced about the days he spent with Dodger.
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Or the Oregon players who were put through off-season workouts so grueling that three of them were hospitalized?
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It can be a grueling, terrifying process for immigrants, who can spend months on the road, slowly inching north.
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Workers reportedly put in grueling hours as store operators scrambled to keep up with the surge in impatient customers.
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I found the process pretty grueling this time around; monthly blood tests, constant dryness and backache took their toll.
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For the majority of Koreans, it's the end of a grueling three-month trial and a longer national scandal.
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Olds begins the class with pranyama (yogic breathing exercises) before moving through sun salutation sequences at a grueling pace.
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" Songwriting sessions can be "grueling," he says, but every now and then "the heart of the song flies out.
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This focus on solitary confinement is heartening as this grueling punishment exacts a heavy toll, something I witnessed firsthand.
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Barnett submitted Lister with twenty minutes of grueling, torturous rides, culminating in a chest compressor—a very important distinction.
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Following her grueling hike around Britain in 2015, she underwent surgery to remove much of her lower left leg.
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The next year, Ali defeated Frazier again in the Philippines, the famous "Thrilla in Manila," after 14 grueling rounds.
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The woman, a lieutenant who has chosen to remain anonymous, will graduate from the grueling training program on Monday.
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The Wild Boars were eventually rescued after a grueling effort that claimed the life of one Thai Navy SEAL.
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Cartelli spent the next three months recovering in a hospital, undergoing grueling treatments including skin grafts and other surgeries.
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It's gruesome and grueling in a way that reflects the grim tactical equations underlying the game and its universe.
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"It was a grueling and agonizing process, but I have muscles now that I never knew existed," she says.
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We were in New Tulsa, debriefing after a grueling dinner with a bunch of white-haired solar energy execs.
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That probably suits him, because State of the Union speeches are, by their nature, a grueling waste of time.
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Saturday's 14th stage is a grueling 131-km mountain trek from Saint Vincent to Courmayeur featuring five categorized climbs.
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In the second half of the film there's lots of exterior scenes [in the Forest], that feel pretty grueling.
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I am proud to say I've been called a Tier I friend by some, though the responsibilities are grueling.
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And because it can penetrate vegetation, exposing features inaccessible to satellite cameras, it accelerates much of geology's grueling fieldwork.
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Sunday's 15th stage is a 185km punishing ride from Limoux, ending with a grueling ascent up to Prat d'Albis.
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Still, you will never end a long, grueling race to find out that your watch didn't track a thing.
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On top of her grueling schedule at DWTS, she just put her son in school for the first time.
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What I mean is that one of the hardest and most grueling encounters in STALKER is its very first.
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These tweets (and many others under #ThisisMyLane) are a grueling snapshot of the work that goes into saving lives.
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The women's work is grueling, and the show's producers at East Africa TV do not offer them much respite.
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Others were grueling, like the Electroshock Therapy course, which asks participants to run through a field of live wires.
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Prince of Arran was promoted to second and Il Paradiso lifted to third in the grueling two-mile race.
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Many might not want to take on the high-profile assignment, which could be grueling and demanding come January.
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A high-stakes federal investigation involving the White House is a grueling experience for anyone caught up in it.
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Curry and his skinny bones seem held together by clips and glue after a grueling and injury-marred postseason.
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The study was conducted with US soldiers whose jobs require to stay alert even during the most grueling hours.
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Despite grueling work hours, years of training and rigorous examinations, women physicians earn significantly less than their male counterparts.
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Read on to learn about how Biddiss prepared "1917" performers for the gruesome, grueling warfare of World War I.
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Similarly, he writes, The Beatles made it big in part because they had experience playing grueling eight-hour gigs.
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At the end of this hot, grueling day, he didn't ease into the last few minutes of the harvest.
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And when Americans face that grueling sentence -- often for questionable reasons -- there's no easy way to get them out.
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To pull it off, the Apollo astronauts and the teams that supported them put in grueling hours of training.
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That high wire act is incredibly grueling -- particularly when you believe you have literally no margin for error. 2.
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The course was hilly, the summer heat was grueling, and she wanted to give up -- but she kept running.
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It was long and grueling, and we thought that it might destroy any interest we have in the game.
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Lena Waithe is giving language to that complicated, grueling experience with a Tuesday episode of her BET show Boomerang.
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But Trump's America is a grueling place for an empath to live, and Bielich admits to feeling the effects.
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With one grueling election in the rearview mirror, some political mavens are already looking ahead to the 2018 midterms.
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And for most, that means grueling days filled with split lifts, thigh stands, and pike baskets, among other stunts.
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As you can imagine, it's a grueling and frantic 20173-hour sprint — but it's also a lot of fun.
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The source described the conversations as very preliminary so the White House is not "unprepared" for a grueling hearing.
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Amazon, for instance, helps consumers stretch their paychecks by paying its warehouse workers little to sweat in grueling conditions.
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This time, Sagan was racing against a field of sprinters greatly depleted by three grueling days in the mountains.
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"Through how mentally draining and grueling a season of tennis is, people find their ways to cope," Rubin said.
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It's incredibly grueling and dirty and smelly and in tight spaces and losing things and just never feeling clean.
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Everything's appropriately grueling, from Dietz's memories of life before she joined her corporation to her fractured experiences of battle.
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Adrian Murfitt, a 35-year-old from Anchorage, had just spent a grueling summer working as a commercial fisherman.
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Ms. Demirtas, a schoolteacher, limits her daughters, 12 and 14, to monthly visits because the trip is so grueling.
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The outbreak of World War II forced the group to the Americas, where it toured on a grueling schedule.
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The Olympics, on the other hand, are a grueling three-week marathon of nonstop physical exertion — for the photographer.
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If nonalcoholic beer helped athletes recover more quickly from grueling workouts, then it could allow them to train harder.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — For three grueling years Pogu and Yana Galang have waited, desperate for their daughters to return home.
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For several hours a day, he conducted a grueling set of exercises designed to cultivate finger independence and dexterity.
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In a blow for President Emmanuel Macron, Sylvie Goulard's nomination was thrown out after grueling interviews about her finances.
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Like Darja, the tenacious Polish immigrant in Martyna Majok's "Ironbound," Yasmin is on a gritty, grueling quest for survival.
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Chief Owens enlisted in the Navy in 1998 and a few years later passed the grueling SEALs selection course.
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It is grueling work, and Elon Green approaches this richly detailed story about one specialist, Jennifer Wynn, with sensitivity.
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Official functions can be grueling with long hours, travel, endless hand-shaking, speeches and the ever-present media scrutiny.
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Wrangling a 1,000-plus person organization and 15 teams into doing that was the grueling part for Ms. Yaccarino.
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Justice Ginsburg, 84, also described her grueling exercise routine, her link to a rap icon and her "graveyard" dissents.
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Others, already assigned to the highly selective presidential protective division, had hoped for relief after a grueling election year.
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It was a grueling two years of increasingly venomous campaigning on both sides, but now the people have spoken.
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It's no secret that there's no love lost between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders after their grueling 2016 primary.
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Technology eliminated some jobs, but new work arose, and it was often less grueling or dangerous than the old.
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A woman has passed the grueling SEAL officer test for the first time, but she won't join their ranks
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He has not articulated how this will lead to victory in the grueling counterinsurgency campaigns across the Middle East.
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"Campaign schedules are grueling," says Kirk, who serves as director of the Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility.
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That was when Parrington began to start a grueling 45-minute climb up the rope to safety, he says.
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After a grueling first season, Kemper realized that she didn't have what it took to make it in sports.
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He's also competed in the Spartan Death Race, a grueling competition that combines a marathon with an obstacle course.
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From wide-angle to close-up, Bacon portrays daily existence as more grueling — and more unredeemable — than any bullfight.
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It included six grueling days in the infamous "Darien Gap," a roadless stretch of jungle between Colombia and Panama.
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After a grueling campaign, you have been elected president of Discursia, a small nation somewhere in the Global South.
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She suffered in the torrid heat during her first grueling day of training, and dropped out a week later.
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Already plenty of them take a pass, daunted by the grueling nature of campaigns and the invasion of privacy.
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Cleaning, which soon became the main source of Land's income (she also did yardwork), proved grueling and tedious labor.
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Last year, 12 young men and women finished the course, and nine of them passed a grueling electrical certification course.
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Here's hoping that the stars align and she can get a break from what looks to be a grueling schedule.
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It's a start, but after a truly grueling year for the media industry, the hardest part is yet to come.
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Against Stevie Ray, a grueling clinch fight allowed Felder to score a knee and finish with elbows on the mat.
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The school would become infamous for sentencing black children to grueling farmwork and horrid filth, later spawning a federal lawsuit.
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He hopes to run 13 miles a week through grueling heat or freezing cold for as long as he can.
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The self-driving car industry is in the final miles of a grueling marathon to bring autonomous technology to market.
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It was physically grueling, involving lots of burns and backaches; not an auspicious option for a long-term day job.
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Skin grafts, surgeries and several antibiotics helped Briggs' doctors save his foot over a grueling 11 days in the hospital.
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A friend of Bieber's told PEOPLE why the "Sorry" singer needed a break from his grueling schedule on the road.
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But here's what caught our eye: Clinton's account of what she ate during those grueling months on the campaign trail.
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After a grueling nine days since its announcement, consumers can finally get their hands on Apple's brand new iPhone 7.
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That's what nearly one million people did in China Sunday, taking the country's grueling civil service entrance exam, or Guokao.
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Football players, due to the grueling physical demands of the sport, have been at particular risk for developing the disorder.
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But the last third's focus on grueling boss battles and sudden resource starvation end it on a disproportionately sour note.
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Preparing for a tough role can be grueling, both physically and mentally, which is something that Charlize Theron knows well.
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An unremarkable amateur who managed an 8-4 record, Marciano was built for the grueling battles of the professional game.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Digging out of a major snowstorm is a grueling task, as we were all recently reminded.
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His win came after a series of grueling losses in the Northeast and the layoff of more than 200 staffers.
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Others survived, but still had to go through grueling, expensive years-long legal battles — YouTube is probably the best example.
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Lead By ExampleStartup life can be grueling, and big projects for developers often result in sleepless nights until they ship.
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As a part of MGM's cohort of young stars, Garland was forced to adapt to a grueling, nearly impossible schedule.
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Part of that, he said, is in thanks to more attention to his diet and a more grueling training regimen.
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From grueling marathons to downhill ski races, the younger sister of Kate Middleton has kept up a tireless workout routine.
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After 90 grueling minutes, I looked down at my pad and read back the key words that I'd jotted down.
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It can be a grueling process, and one that makes you begin to doubt if you even need a tablet.
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But these services haven't been a big hit with consumers, and the process of expanding them nationwide has been grueling.
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CrossFit, for the uninitiated, is a grueling exercise program combining high-intensity cardio workouts with strength training, organized into circuits.
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Francis has carried a grueling schedule since arriving in Poland on Wednesday, making his first-ever visit to Eastern Europe.
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"I am glad I came (to Paris) but it has just been a really grueling season for me," she said.
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Wang blames his condition on what's known in China as "996" -- a grueling work schedule that stretches from 9 a.m.
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These grueling and time-consuming processes eat up a considerable amount of time in a two- to three-year assignment.
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The stylistic matchup between pressure fighter and boxer-puncher has provided some of boxing's most grueling, back-and-forth fights.
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In other words, waiting until a conference to find consensus among senators may make the process more grueling and uncertain.
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After the first week, a period of grueling detox, Dick had nowhere else to go, so he just stayed put.
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If you've ever seen anybody endure chemotherapy, you know that it can be a grueling process, to say the least.
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It also recommends stepping away before a particularly grueling section — probably the right move for both your sanity and health.
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Low oil prices and a grueling recession that has millions skipping meals have worsened PDVSA's financial position in recent years.
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On Tuesday – under equally grueling conditions – the mostly Honduran migrants set off again, to a city another 220 miles north.
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On Tuesday – under equally grueling conditions – the mostly Honduran migrants set off again, to a city another 26 miles north.
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It was a job that, following a grueling application and vetting process, came with a top-secret national security clearance.
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He first moved to Thailand in 1991, looking for refuge from grueling work on oil rigs in the Indian Ocean.
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But the truth behind the cheerful scenery is that the job is hard, even grueling at times, and surprisingly competitive.
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I carried his weight on my shoulders through a physically grueling hike to a volcanic crater in the Ecuadorian Andes.
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Lawmakers grilled Strzok for 11 hours last week, a grueling session during which Strzok defended himself from allegations of bias.
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In several respects, Pelosi faces a more grueling landscape than she did in first taking the Speaker's gavel in 85033.
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If Michael is on the page, if his thoughts or actions are laid bare, there's a grueling sense of dread.
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O'Rourke just ended a campaign in which a defining feature was his grueling travel schedule, visiting all 254 Texas counties.
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After a grueling 11-hour match on Monday with a 19-year-old fellow professional, Fujii was calm before reporters.
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He even overcame what appeared to be grueling back pain in the final, often seeing lying on the floor, stretching.
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After finishing his dense, cacophonous "The Mellow Pad," a grueling six-year project, in 1951, his compositions start to untangle.
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Only after this grueling training will he be strong enough to take on the dark forces behind Angel Land's troubles.
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These contractors are not full-time employees of the tech companies, and get paid low wages for the grueling work.
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Despite that schedule, he runs ultramarathons and participated in July in the Death Ride, a grueling bicycle race in California.
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Then they went off to do grueling work in the factory or they learned toughness and grit in the military.
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They also outline previously unknown facts about Uber's team of vehicle testers, their routines, policies, and sometimes grueling sleep schedules.
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The one brief clip that shows him having sex with a client makes clear that it is grueling, humiliating work.
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After a grueling 162 baseball games, four teams are told they can't move on if they don't win this one.
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Clinton formally conceded the race Wednesday, ending one of the most grueling and bitter White House fights in modern times.
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He recalls unpredictability; nights of grueling patrols, days without sleep, and the untimely passing of fellow soldiers he considered brothers.
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The grueling presidential campaign disrupted the patterns of patients and physicians, at least for those at Bon Secours Health System.
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Today, we've released a third batch of tickets to the most exciting, grueling, 24-hour test of a developer's chops.
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Moreover, three grueling NFL seasons is probably the closest approximation to how much Hawkeye Pierce aged from 1950 to 1953.
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Vesely played a grueling five-setter against Saketh Myneni in the first round, during which both men needed medical attention.
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But, over the course of 17 grueling weeks of rehab spent at three different hospitals, he proved them all wrong.
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Although he had a grueling travel schedule for his concrete restoration company, he began to volunteer as a jailhouse minister.
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After a grueling investigation, Tennessee authorities believe they have located the remains of missing 15-month-old Evelyn Mae Boswell.
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Supporters of the Yemen resolution have faced a long and grueling road to get the legislation onto the president's desk.
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The banking flyaround • Royal Bank of Scotland reported its first annual profit in a decade, after a grueling turnaround effort.
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Leading the New York City Housing Authority, the nation's largest public housing system, can be a grueling, reputation-tarnishing position.
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"It is grueling, they tell me, but fortunately, historically that has not been a problem for me," Mr. Trump said.
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It is expected to last for another month or two and is likely to proceed at the same grueling pace.
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Kerber also had an apparent physical edge in the final phase of a grueling match, played in 80-degree weather.
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Davis held up well through the grueling battle but needed two medical timeouts for foot treatment in the third set.
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Five nights and two afternoons a week on Broadway, "Angels in America" sets out on its grueling, eight-hour course.
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With that grueling process in the rearview mirror, many are coming to terms with their outcomes and even celebrating them.
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The game settled into a grueling test of survival for Iceland — something they've been doing for over a thousand years.
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It's not the easiest way to approach a grueling sporting encounter, but then nothing has been easy for Afghanistan's cricketers.
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He had endured a grueling year of treatments and surgery, but had come through, felt better, and started performing again.
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In time he adopted a grueling training regimen, sometimes running more than 150 miles a week in his native Scotland.
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But staying on campus, where social and academic pressures can be grueling, has its own risks for students in distress.
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Across the United States and much of the Northern hemisphere, summer temperatures are spiking, which can make outdoor exercise grueling.
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That has led to a grueling admission process that has filled the most elite schools with white and Asian students.
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Chris Evans, back home after a grueling production schedule, relaxes into his couch, feet propped up on the coffee table.
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It required a thorough, grueling evaluation by a large team at the Center for Transplantation at UC San Diego Health.
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Having Mr. Weinstein, the once powerful Hollywood producer, testify would have exposed him to a grueling cross-examination by prosecutors.
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First chronicled in PEOPLE back in November of 2018, Adelaide's grueling story began at the beginning of her short life.
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A traveler can come home after 11 grueling months of continuous travel and start dreaming of where he's going next.
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SEATTLE — Amazon's warehouses have a reputation as often grueling environments for the workers who pick, pack and load orders there.
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In wave after wave of grueling action, they jump up, roll back to lie flat, then rise to leap again.
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She quit her grueling job as a New York litigator, where her nightly ritual was ordering delivery to the office.
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All I know for sure is that the talks were grueling, with long hours, lasting a month and a half.
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As senators prepared for grueling hours of debate and votes, their aides hustled to arm them with props and snacks.
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Guillermo wonders if the track might be racing too many horses that are no longer up to the grueling schedule.
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Cameron played football in college for four years, so he's no newcomer to the grueling training regimen of an athlete.
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It's a hard, ugly world, or so the Dutch writer and director Martin Koolhoven keeps insisting for 149 grueling minutes.
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After a grueling day in Richmond on Monday, a veteran Virginia Democrat texted CNN video of a smoldering dumpster fire.
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Chinese prisons, which house more than 1.6 million inmates, are notoriously grueling institutions, plagued by torture, forced labor and malnutrition.
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Do you run the risk, as you expand into new markets, of ROH's road schedule getting a little too grueling?
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According to the obituary, the father competed in 75 triathlon competitions, including grueling Ironman triathlons in both Australia and Hawaii.
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Khloé Kardashian's body transformation and grueling exercise regimen has been getting a lot of attention – but she isn't satisfied just yet.
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It happened in Manbij, a city in northern Syria where US troops support Kurds that fight ISIS in grueling land warfare.
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After her last night in Toronto Friday, Adele heads south through the U.S., before ending her grueling schedule on Nov. 21.
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They numbed a country witnessing mass carnage in Vietnam, a grueling fight for civil rights, political assassinations, and a sexual awakening.
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We've taken on the hard, grueling task of ranking the 20163 biggest ones, from OMG to break-the-Internet status. 8.
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Whoever gets the backing from party donors such as Schwartz may have an advantage in what's likely a grueling Democratic primary.
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Formula One, for instance, has a grueling schedule filled with logistical challenges, but all the teams are on the same tour.
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Most of the time, some men opt to grow a beard instead of going through the grueling morning ritual of shaving.
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Facebook user Benita Abraham spent seven grueling months looking for the perfect job when suddenly her dream position finally came in.
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But she was also bullied by her sister and cousin for wearing boys' clothes and tasked with the most grueling chores.
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His team then began to cancel their plans, including a grueling prep session Puzder was set to undergo on Wednesday afternoon.
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Amanda Hawkins was sentenced after a grueling day of testimony and impact statements were read aloud in a Kerr County courtroom.
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Matthews also joined the younger Middletons when they took part in a grueling 47-mile swim-run in Sweden last September.
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As Los Angeles County faced the historic fire and grueling heat, other parts of the West were also sweating and burning.
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This grueling election season highlighted the way that women leaders are often covered differently and more harshly than their male counterparts.
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I know from my own service that military life is grueling – certainly more than most people today are willing to endure.
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The two minimalist, lightweight earbuds are sweat-proof and utterly free of extra wires, making them perfect for a grueling workout.
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Many of us get through all the grueling tests — only to find ourselves at yet another desk from dawn till dusk.
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We reap the benefits now squarely because of your courage, your fierce dedication, your intense passion, and your grueling workout regimen.
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Some drivers sleep in their cars so they can work grueling, back-to-back shifts to earn enough money to survive.
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The work of a venture capitalist can be grueling: having to constantly deliver rejections, facing failure, and working around the clock.
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Susan Wasilewski of Shelter Island asks: Do you have plans for express trains to cut down on the grueling commute times?
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This obsession with the media makes working in communications under Musk, whether at Tesla or SpaceX, an unpredictable and grueling gig.
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One day after the Senate acquitted him in 1999, Bill Clinton spoke from the White House about the grueling impeachment battle.
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Horan said more people with traditional technology backgrounds are taking the grueling set of three exams that leads to the credential.
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The grueling journey, which consisted of walking 12 hours each day up and down mountains, led Wooddy to drop 45 lbs.
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Now, a friend of Bieber is explaining why the "Sorry" singer needed a break from his grueling schedule on the road.
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Developing the internal rules for how The Dragon Prince works, however, was one of the most grueling aspects of the process.
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Zolciak-Biermann was competing on Dancing with the Stars when she flew home after a grueling practice with partner Tony Dovolani.
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The assumption has long been that this training is a necessity—traveling to space is a mentally and physically grueling endeavor.
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It's been a grueling nearly eight months getting so much done in office and D.C. is practically dead in August anyway.
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This is good for Chapo, since the Cifuentes brothers were both subjected to grueling cross-examinations by his lawyer Jeffrey Lichtman.
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But let's give him credit for another coup: keeping his actors from mutinying during a bitterly cold, grueling nine-month shoot.
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In the film, her intimate, one-on-one performance embodies the grueling post-heartbreak healing process, augmented by Huang's stunning VFX.
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Code camps can be grueling and often require students to sit in class or work on projects from morning to night.
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And even with Clinton's voice failing by the end of this grueling inquisition, she didn't complain about "unfair" or "tough" questions.
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Andrea Constand, the woman at the center of the Bill Cosby retrial, faced another round of grueling cross-examination on Monday.
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The pay is almost twice as much and he'll no longer have to worry about meeting grueling targets in a warehouse.
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And this is why watching people on first dates is fun, in a grueling glad-it's-not-me kind of way.
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After weeks of grueling choices and holes in buckets, finally, finally, everyone worked together and it didn't end in complete disaster.
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Stricker said they rarely accept children younger than 3 years old, due to the grueling process each young patient goes through.
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Apollo 11's success came after eight years of grueling engineering work at NASA and eight other missions in the program.
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In 2012, David was knocked into a coma by an attacker outside a D.C. market, spending six months in grueling recovery.
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But pockets of Mosul remain insecure and the city has been heavily damaged by nearly nine months of grueling urban combat.
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Also good: You aren't asking them to pitch in to the endless and emotionally grueling work that sick rooms often entail.
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"We have all been witness to a very grueling year and a half for the president-elect," Voight said on Thursday.
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The grueling series of three tests, which takes years, has a high failure rate and is often required for certain positions.
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It includes three international summits, which will put him face-to-face with dozens of world leaders over several grueling days.
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Editorial As President Obama's graying hair suggests, the American presidency is perhaps the most grueling and stressful political job there is.
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She had been in his position more than once — a political spouse whose partner was concluding the most grueling campaign imaginable.
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Other oft-repeated tales recounted Marv putting Todd through grueling conditioning and football workouts when he was still just a child.
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It sounds like a grueling schedule, but for those taking part it is a dream way to spend their school years.
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Not only during the filibuster in that grueling 15 hours for them, but for the past three and a half years.
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That was the beginning of grueling year that culminated in my guilty plea on the FARA charge on August 31, 2018.
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The Maah Daah Hey Trail is the longest and arguably most grueling single-track mountain biking route in the United States.
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In a lengthy post, she detailed her "grueling 22 hours of laboring" and thanked the nurses and doctors for their assistance.
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Newly released documents show the grueling life of an Uber self-driving car-tester who goes to bed at 5 a.m.
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Grueling gym routines and restrictive diets"Gym, studio, bedroom — that's my life circle," said Ho Ryeong, one of the band members.
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The reason, she said, could be that she has long aimed to prioritize her individuality over the grueling demands of concertizing.
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Russia: A marathon across the frozen surface of Lake Baikal in Siberia was a precarious endeavor through unpredictable and grueling conditions.
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It is all a gamble of sorts at age 37: clay-court tennis —with its grinding, tactical rallies — can be grueling.
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They bonded during grueling football practices and over nachos at Applebee's, where Jake didn't hesitate to share stories about his boyfriend.
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Cutting, using a chain saw that can topple a fir in 20 seconds, starts in November, and the work is grueling.
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Migrants from Central America who made the grueling journey across Mexico have spent weeks in squalid conditions at a Tijuana shelter.
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Two years later he earned the title best craftsman in France, an honor given to chefs who survive a grueling competition.
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Training starts at a young age and practices are long and grueling, with a particularly intense focus on teamwork and discipline.
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Although there is not a whole lot of white-knuckle terror happening, Marie's life is nonetheless a grueling fight against adversity.
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That's a grueling schedule in a pressure-filled setting like the Olympics, and it could cause her to change her plans.
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Running for president is a grueling ordeal, both for the front-runners and those polling at the bottom of the pack.
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That is romanticism, not the least because baseball is a grueling sport, and no career comes with a set expiry date.
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Still, there are some nice moments between the two of them — even if Claire's insecurities can tip from touching into grueling.
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In warehouses, call centers, and other sectors, intelligent machines are managing humans, and they're making work more stressful, grueling, and dangerous.
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Then there's the question of whether Manchin really wants to compete in a second consecutive grueling campaign pitted against the president.
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Being able to duck out for lunch at home or parent-teacher conferences has made her grueling work schedule more manageable.
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Read: Google-backed project is collecting millions of wildlife camera-trap images Installing the cameras is often grueling work, says Watson.
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But she faced a grueling 85033-month confirmation fight in the Senate, before finally stepping into the post in May 2016.
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The amateur diplomats say their goal is simply to help settle a grueling, three-year conflict that has cost 20133,000 lives.
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Unable to bring in heavy machinery due to the terrain, teams used hands and shovels for the difficult, grueling excavation work.
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A friend of mine had a grandmother who wasn't receiving her pension because she was too old for the grueling trip.
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Then, at 40, he was stricken by leukemia, given long odds of survival and forced to undergo months of grueling treatment.
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After hours of grueling competition, Rohan flubbed the word "marram," a beach grass, setting up Ananya with a chance to win.
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Twenty-four-hour care is particularly grueling and isolating: long bouts of idleness, punctuated by spasms of disorder and intimate struggle.
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He said the entire process had been grueling — both the mental toll of missing games and the physical burden of rehab.
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Proceedings scheduled for Monday would kick off a second grueling, expensive, politically explosive three-week-or-longer trial in federal court.
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And sometimes you just need laugh at something dumb to be able get through the grueling months of a presidential campaign.
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Nelson now has to embark on a grueling fight to keep his Senate seat from a challenge by Florida Republican Gov.
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Confirmation hearings can be grueling affairs, and there is no known instance of Haspel appearing before Congress in a public setting.
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Neither player spent much time on campus because they chose to take classes online to help with their grueling football schedule.
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Faced with a stain on his record and the prospect of a grueling public trial, Trump is taking a different route.
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Your kids will be much more likely to stick to goals that feel fun and exciting, rather than grueling and painful.
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And without the grueling work of actually going out on the stump, she still gets to act like a candidate. Occasionally.
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After a grueling stretch listening to voters grill Casten, here's what I learned about Democrats' months-long trod toward impeachment proceedings.
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He played classic rock instead of techno music, which made the grueling 60-minute class feel more like a bearable 45.
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That grueling first-round series set the Capitals up for their eventual six-game loss to the Penguins in Round Two.
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The agency is already under pressure after a grueling hurricane season last year that included the hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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You have to worry about other things, you need a plan A, B, C and X. It's exhausting, stressful and grueling.
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Theirs was America's first alien abduction, and it sounds incredibly unpleasant: a grueling battery of tests, including an extraterrestrial version of amniocentesis.
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For Putin is not only a well-known outdoorsman, but one who is strong enough to play grueling sports such as hockey.
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I've found that if I treat Black Friday like a fun day out, rather than a grueling exercise, it's far more enjoyable.
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For the group date, the guys were put to the test with a grueling game of handball — in skintight unitards, no less.
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Taking a break Finally, the President-elect should use the transition period to take a well-needed rest after the grueling campaign.
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Wozniacki said it was difficult psychologically as she did not know the extent of Mladenovic's injury in what became a grueling match.
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However, media reports as recent as January indicate that some of Apple's factory workers are still subjected to grueling and dangerous conditions.
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Despite her grueling self-inflicted work schedule, Holmes never drank coffee, although she occasionally would eat chocolate-coated coffee beans for energy.
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With warm weather comes the promise of sweat, humidity and serious struggles like the grueling task of installing your air conditioning unit.
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TJ's is a zoo this time of day, but having D. on the phone with me makes the whole experience less grueling.
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Particularly in the grueling second session, where he patiently explained how his platform worked, oftentimes to people who didn't seem to care.
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Celebrities love to remind us that being famous comes with hard work: grueling shooting schedules, energy-draining performances, mind-numbing press junkets.
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And so begins a grueling 41-day journey adrift on a sailboat with broken sails across more than 1,000 of open ocean.
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I took the Staad to CES in Las Vegas this January, putting it through the most grueling test on my annual schedule.
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Sunday's win concludes a grueling series many labeled over after blowout home wins by the Warriors in Game 22012 and Game 22013.
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During his grueling testimony, Kavanaugh maintained a genial demeanor, blunting some of the most aggressive questioning from Democrats seeking to unsettle him.
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He demanded others keep a similarly grueling schedule, earning him a reputation from friends and foes alike for being stubborn and arrogant.
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Sitting down with JuJu Chang on Friday's Nightline, Knox explained that Italian police broke her down during a grueling 53-hour interrogation.
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"The world will watch in awe as amazing competitors from around the globe overcome grueling physical challenges," Stallone said in a statement.
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As for the race, held every Memorial Day weekend, the course is a spectacularly beautiful, but grueling, climb along the mountainous highway.
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It becomes painfully clear: being a drone pilot is one of the most grueling and taxing jobs of the twenty-first century.
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According to ProPublica, in a book written by one of the interrogators present, the COB Haspel witnessed many of these grueling sessions.
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It provides awe-inspiring insight into the amazing special effects behind an episode that was grueling, even by Game of Thrones' standards.
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Now, the mentally-grueling process of sketching, designing, testing in clay, and then bending unwieldy materials wills Bašić's pain into the work.
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It has been five grueling years since we last visited Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, but... that could be about to change.
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The surge is expected to last until Saturday, a grueling two-day span that will see up to 40 inches of rainfall.
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Both Clinton and Trump met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Monday, as the grueling presidential contest enters its final weeks.
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Now, after a lifetime of preparation and several grueling weeks as a nominee, he starts his tenure as the junior-most justice.
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The singer released a video on YouTube sharing her grueling regimen that got her back in shape after the birth of twins.
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At the 342nd TRS both CCT and Special Operations Weather Team trainees go through four months of grueling tactical and classroom training.
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Right before the grueling overnight barbecue challenge, an old back injury flared up and he had to be taken to the hospital.
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The recommendation, from a preliminary draft of the opioid commission's report, comes in the midst of grueling statistics linked to the epidemic.
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"The state plea agreement will avoid a second grueling trial for survivors and family members of the victims," NPR's Debbie Elliott reported.
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The repetitive and stationary aspects allowed me to enter a meditative state that was different from the grueling and seemingly endless runs.
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I've worked long shifts before, from early morning to late at night, but the prospect of spending the night here is grueling.
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Many Silicon Valley startups pride themselves on long, grueling work hours, toiling from the crack of dawn until late into the night.
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Those employees describe grueling working conditions and punishing targets which must be met to keep packages flying out of the warehouse doors.
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Reported to have a grueling work culture, Amazon has come under fire for operating stifling-hot warehouses and not recording workers' injuries.
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Before London, he said, he developed a three-drug cocktail of anabolic steroids that helped speed athletes' recovery from grueling training regimens.
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But chicken catching is grueling, filthy work inside vast, sweltering coops where dust, feathers, and the stench of feces clog the air.
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Struggling for basics For many in Puerto Rico, trying to get the basics, like fuel, has become a grueling, all-day affair.
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Despite the sometimes grueling conditions, Caldwell spoke of it as if it were a "love affair," his best friend growing up said.
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After the grueling production of his most recent fashion week show, Mr. Jacobs said, he dragged himself home and got in bed.
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But Richman soon decided the grueling hours of banking were not for her, and became a buyer for Theory and Helmut Lang.
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Zuckerberg spent ten grueling hours before the U.S. Congress last month, but has declined multiple invitations to answer questions before UK lawmakers.
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Progress has come in fits and starts, and the work of recounting her most painful memories for public consumption can be grueling.
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The heavy humidity here and grueling schedule have left staff members fatigued as they wait for bursts of news about the network.
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He then made it just one-third of the way through a grueling monkey-bars-style challenge that involved ropes and nets.
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It had a grueling winter in 2013-14, when temperatures fell to -20 degrees Fahrenheit or below on 14 days that winter.
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At last, midway through one of this country's peculiar, grueling events known as patrol competitions, she had come upon an easy task.
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We're with you, Gigi — planks may be the foundation of a strong core and a strong body, but man are they grueling.
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Sager's only option this time was a grueling clinical trial of 14 days of chemo at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
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Nevertheless, The Titan Games will consist of grueling physical feats no one really has to do IRL, because humans invented construction machinery.
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For many of my peers, however, the whole process is a grueling battle between modesty, cultural prohibitions, general resentment, and punitive possibilities.
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While he did see decreases in muscle strength and lengthened recovery time, the participants had also just undergone a particularly grueling routine.
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This must have been bittersweet — she herself had recently dropped out of college because of her vision problems and grueling surgical schedule.
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The military campaign to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, is in its sixth week and bogged down in a grueling fight.
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He will also be under pressure to maintain his more energized, punchy and emotional stump performances through the grueling weeks to come.
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It was difficult and chaotic and grueling, and it was without a doubt one of the most memorable trips of my life.
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Yes, it is a grueling sport — as are rowing, running, speedskating, cycling and swimming — and Anderson pays fair homage to this aspect.
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Hallucinogens can be a particularly jarring, grueling high, and Pollan and Waldman both took the drugs with shaman guides in undisclosed locations.
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Allardyce's attacking options are limited, a situation exacerbated by a grueling schedule of four games in ten days over the festive period.
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"Barnes chewing back some vomit over there," he quipped when the dancers were in the middle of a grueling series of spins.
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Though these first few days were grueling, it was kind of wonderful to be here, so many of us connected by metta.
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Did Woods's grueling schedule finally catch up to him after 103 competitive rounds in 37 days in five cities on two continents?
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In January, Nadal survived a grueling fourth-round encounter at the Australian Open, 6-23, 218-25 (26), 24-26, 63-26.
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Her breezy persona belied the grueling work that went into touring, radio promotion and being the linchpin of a multimillion-dollar extravaganza.
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Amazon's warehouses are known as being a grueling place to work, but one former employee claims that managers are pushed too hard.
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But what they faced in the US turned out to be far more arduous than their grueling 9-day trek across Mexico.
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He carries an oxygen tank with him wherever he goes, and will have to endure grueling lung and kidney transplants to survive.
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Senators narrowly voted, 51-49, to pass the fiscal 2018 budget after a grueling hours-long marathon on the Senate floor. Sen.
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Despite the grueling demands of his job, Obama's February physical exam showed his overall health improved from his last checkup in 2014.
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An impeachment trial will trigger a grueling Senate schedule, with the chamber in session six days a week starting at 1 p.m.
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While I cherish those years and the formation that grueling work provided, I was determined to do something different with my life.
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Being a patent lawyer is intellectually grueling work, and Peter was good at it — really good at it — for a long time.
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Their children, educated and raised in America, are pursuing professional careers that do not demand the same grueling labor as food service.
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But the capital city's grueling pace of life — the media, the parties, the pollution, the cost of living — was taking its toll.
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Senators are also barred from note passing, talking, coffee, snacks and crossword puzzles during the grueling days, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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The resolution passed along party lines with the 22 Republicans supporting and the 14 Democrats opposing after a grueling 12-hour markup.
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Senators narrowly voted 85003-49 to pass the fiscal 2018 budget after a grueling hours-long marathon on the Senate floor. Sen.
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One reporter enlisted the help of the justice's personal trainer to learn just how grueling the 83-year-old's exercise regimen is.
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He escaped disaster Pruitt testified for nearly six hours, a grueling task for any Cabinet member, and seemed to mostly escape unscathed.
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It's a triumphant end to an often-grueling tour, which began in March 2019 and included shows in North America and Europe.
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This novel is a heart-stopping story of survival, danger and love, as they undertake the grueling journey to the United States.
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But the flip side of their grueling work schedules is long, uninterrupted blocks of vacation time between contracts, often about two months.
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Workers in New York City said they will protest the company's grueling working conditions and environmental record in the communities it operates.
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Then they endured a grueling, sleep-deprived 24 hours to create and code a working product that solves a real-world problem.
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Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich.) says Russian President Vladimir Putin may have finally helped bring peace to Syria amid its grueling civil war.
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"After those couple of bad years in a row, I'm finally feeling healthy," Ligety said, recalling months of grueling rehabilitation and training.
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The talks came as opposition groups effectively surrendered the Damascus suburb of Daraya to the government after a grueling four-year siege.
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Volcker is known best for using high interest rates to reverse decades of runaway inflation at the cost of a grueling recession.
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He is known best for using high interest rates to reverse decades of runaway inflation at the cost of a grueling recession.
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Seventy-year-old Bob Long of Boise, Idaho, won the Mongol Derby, a grueling 1,000-kilometer competition across the steppes of Mongolia.
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Seventy-year-old Bob Long of Boise, Idaho, won the Mongol Derby, a grueling 1,000-kilometer competition across the steppes of Mongolia.
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But Stage 9 — the most grueling, thrilling day of the 104th Tour so far — finished with Froome still wearing the leader's jersey.
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The caveat is that this format would entail considerably more matches, a grueling 96 compared with the existing tournament's total of 64.
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Athletes must apply to compete in the grueling race, which proudly calls itself one of the 50 toughest races in the world.
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Most of the money North Koreans earn abroad ends up in government coffers as workers toil in grueling conditions, the Journal reported.
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After a grueling 18-month search for financing, Barnett signed a term sheet for a $900 million construction loan from JPMorgan Chase.
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Three grueling summers later, we caved when a neighbor offered us her old gas-powered mower after she bought a larger one.
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But it points to an important truth: Some physicians equate "suffering" with "commitment" and believe that a residency should be grueling and difficult.
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A yoga program for veterans At the core of VEToga is its grueling 200-hour teacher training program designed for the military community.
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Thousands of workers from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds labored in grueling terrain and conditions to connect the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Coalition forces are now locked into a grueling house-to-house battle for the city, a fight that will take many more months.
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The outbreak has also demanded grueling hours from medical staff, who have worked round the clock to care for rocketing numbers of patients.
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Before their debut, K-pop performers undergo several years of grueling training with their management company, often living in dormitories with other trainees.
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Guests are expecting a small lecture on how to be safe online, followed by a grueling hour of self-defense for life offline.
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The social media influencer, who competed in her fourth show a month earlier, underwent a grueling 20-week prep for the big day.
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This grueling process, according to Kirshner, helps explain why the DA's office would prefer to offer a deal rather than go to trial.
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The athlete and mother of two told the newspaper that she wanted to complete the grueling race in order to inspire her children.
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It's a grueling travel schedule, and one that Pelletier said she tries to balance with as much fun as possible for her pooch.
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Kavanaugh faced a grueling session of more than 12 hours of questioning before a Senate panel that was disrupted repeatedly by shouting protesters.
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Young Japanese men like Saito's son are reluctant to join the industry, with its long months away from home and physically grueling labor.
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Competitors will form ad hoc teams and spend a little over 24 grueling, caffeine-, sugar-, and pizza-fueled hours building well, who knows?
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Between grueling hours and work schedules that can keep partners on opposite sides of the country, most Hollywood marriages aren't built to last.
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Ferrying New Yorkers — sometimes drunk, sometimes sick, sometimes just in a bad mood — across the city has always been grueling and lonely work.
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The star of HGTV's Flip or Flop picked up the grueling workout about six months ago, and loved the mental and physical challenge.
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My area of specialty was surgical equipment for the spine: It was one of the highest-earning fields, but my schedule was grueling.
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Instead it's a grueling bad trip episode that he experienced as an acute poisoning, with symptoms that were mostly physical and extremely unpleasant.
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If Mueller wins, we can expect a grueling deposition, more tricks and traps – and a messy, drawn out and ultimately useless impeachment confrontation.
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Trying to remain emotionally stable through the medical bureaucracy is tough enough, but the hormones surging through my body make it especially grueling.
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Darpa Challenge self-driving cars (2004) The robocar revolution began in 2004 with the Darpa Grand Challenge, a grueling race through the desert.
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The tech giants Apple and Qualcomm avoided extending an already grueling three-continent legal battle by settling their years-long disputes on Tuesday.
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A viewing of the uplifting animated film Coco in the middle of a long, grueling journey was surely music to these travelers' ears.
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Sometimes, during a particularly grueling therapy session, she felt the urge to hug a client; other times, clients explicitly asked for physical comfort.
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Not only was the journey a grueling personal challenge, it was the world's first Antarctic expedition to be powered solely by renewable energy.
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It's a grueling job by which he creates life out of death, preventing the catastrophe of irreversible extinction with a tide of blood.
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Six years into his recovery, he completed his first Ironman -- a grueling 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile marathon.
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But during grueling stretches where the route followed a highway and tractor-trailers careened inches away from my face, I broke this rule.
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The mag's reporter asked him every grueling, hard-hitting investigatory journalism question you've always wanted to know (including his all time favorite look!).
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We're only a few grueling weeks away from the final season of Game of Thrones, and even the show's actors are getting stoked.
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Lewis' mixes third-person walking (and toy sailboat sailing) in a fantasy universe while simultaneously doing gory, grueling factory work in first person.
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The drugs, Dr. Rodchenkov said, helped athletes recover quickly after grueling training regimens, allowing them to compete in top form over successive days.
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Magda endures chemotherapy, loses her hair and has a mastectomy, but avoids (this being showbiz) the many other grueling manifestations of the treatment.
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The resolution passed along party lines with the 6900 Republicans supporting and the 14 Democrats opposing it after a grueling 12-hour markup.
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MICHAEL: John, it's been a grueling week of cocktail shrimp and wagyu sliders, but we made it — the 2016 upfronts are a wrap.
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Moore's character underwent grueling military training in the film, and the actress shaved her head on set to get into her character's mindset.
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By the same token, the "F-word" is the most grueling, painstaking and demanding aspect of building something special from the ground up.
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The test occurs six times a year ahead of official tournaments to ensure new recruits are fit enough to undertake the grueling training.
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It was mid-December, and Matta had just been told that after six grueling years toiling at Goldman, he had made vice president.
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The grueling missions can take 8-10 hours, but the forecasts they've enabled have saved lives, helping people evacuate or seek shelter sooner.
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