He suddenly had a job again — if he wanted.
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She hasn't ever had a job though, or a relationship.
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Well I had a job, I worked at Lee's Donuts.
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And I've always had a job since I was 16.
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Because she had a job, she had her own place.
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Only 43 percent of teenagers had a job last summer.
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We had a job to do and we did it.
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Hell, some of them have not even had a job.
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Elizabeth Spiers: No. No, of course not, you had a job.
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I had a job at the post office at the time.
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My parents had steady jobs, I had a job, cleaning houses.
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Pop had a job at Discount Records, near the central campus.
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I had a job already lined up [before I was released].
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He told her she was lucky she still had a job.
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A while ago, I had a job interview scheduled via Skype.
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She had a job to do, and I was restraining her.
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He had a job delivering newspapers and a pinball machine business.
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The man, Kevin Carr, had a job interview later that day.
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He had a job and tried to put his money away.
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You had a job before all this, like a real job.
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He was far from rich but at least he had a job.
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"I am governor, I had a job to do," Bullock told CNN.
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Within two days we had a house, I soon had a job.
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So now she could get to work, if she had a job.
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I had a job that I loved, and then I met Richard.
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Each midshipman had a job: door breacher, phone line cutter, mule handler.
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"He never had a job, but I didn't question it," she said.
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I had a job to do, and I was determined to do it.
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Did you know Steve Ballmer had a job before the Los Angeles Clippers?
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If she had a job, child care was more expensive than her wages.
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Mandy had a job in employee benefits sales, earning about $220,220 per year.
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I had recently graduated from college and had a job offer in Colorado.
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"Ask City Hall," he said when asked whether he still had a job.
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He hired people from the neighborhood who wouldn't have had a job otherwise.
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He told Mr. Baker he had a job prospect for him in Toronto.
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"I had a job, but I did not have a purpose," he said.
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But before coming to America, she never had a job of her own.
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"Even before graduating, I already had a job here," said Luis Miguel Soto, 212.
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He knew I had a job to do, but he was right, you know?
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You had a job on Wall Street, except it was on Long Island. Yeah.
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A few details about my situation: I had a job when I was divorcing.
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And I've never had a job in my life that I was better than.
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Walton noted that Reid had a job that kept him in the tennis orbit.
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Ali told his wife that he had a job in a large Russian city.
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No, I had a job, well, I was set to go to law school.
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Still, everything had turned out O.K. He had a job, a partner, a kid.
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Saipov seemed to have regular hours -- as if he had a job, Mathews says.
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I'm a self-confessed worker bee; I've had a job since I was 11.
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"I never had a job in my life," he says with an incredulous laugh.
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When he came to, he still had a job, he still had a visa.
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Afterward, Hogan Gidley, a spokesman, told reporters that Mr. Rosenstein still had a job.
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Horwitz worked for Columbia University's endowment fund; Cogan had a job analyzing consumer behavior.
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But I understand they had a job to do, and I was so naive.
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But when the company started out in 2009, no one had a job title.
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He had a job he loved and excelled at, and his star was ascending.
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But by Monday, I had a job at a rental car agency at the airport.
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You mean to tell us Warren had a job and dared to work other ones?
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By the time she arrived home, Mahaarachchi had a job offer waiting in her inbox.
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She had a job at a Paris bakery counter when World War II broke out.
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But he had a job at the University of Michigan, and the distance was tough.
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When I was a sophomore in high school, I had a job as a cashier.
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He has not had a job in the league since the end of that season.
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Pretty much everybody who could swing a hammer who was reliable already had a job.
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"I had a job to do, and I was determined to do it," she wrote.
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Though the show served as a creative catharsis, I also had a job to do.
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I don't have structure, I haven't had a job for years [thanks to publishing deals].
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A week ago I had a job interview for a script writing position at Mindgeek.
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He had a job interview and was filled with gumption, despite his ex-convict status.
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His mother, Carolyn, had a job as a nurse and the unflappable temperament to match.
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Like my father, I had a job specialty that would generally keep a Marine deskbound.
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I now had a job I was proud of, an apartment I was proud of.
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My mother and I would follow once he had a job and a place to live.
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As Food Beast notes, Nick had a job lined up prior to posting the unsettling images.
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I had a job where I probably would have been fired if I was openly gay.
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When I was 16 I had a job in Østerbro, the bougie north end of Copenhagen.
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But afterward, Ms. McCain publicly questioned why Sadler still had a job at the White House.
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"BREAKING NEWS: Lady Had A Job, Got Paid More Than Me. Nice work," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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I knew I had a job to do and I went out and got it done.
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Lieberman had a job at Morgan Stanley lined up and was helping classmates with mock interviews.
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He told his parents that he had a job, but would sneak back home to play.
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You know how that goes if you've had a job like that working at a restaurant.
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A doctor carrying two shopping bags asked me if I had a job for her daughter.
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He disdained commercial success and the straight world, and seems to have never had a job.
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"I was 45 and never had a job in my life," she recalls in the film.
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Between him and his wife, at least one of them had a job with health care benefits.
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He was engaged to be married and had a job as a laborer when the accident happened.
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His character doesn't get much explanation, as he's familiar to any female who's had a job anywhere.
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Since 1977, the highest share of Americans were employed in April 2000, when 55.23% had a job.
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Since 1977, the highest share of employed Americans was in April 2000, when 64.7% had a job.
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She helped at the store, worked a paper route, and had a job at a gas station.
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He asked her to marry him and go to Texas, where he had a job at IBM.
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This is the first time I've ever had a job where I've been paid to be creative.
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"He had a job to do and he was fortunate and he did it," Bonnie Price said.
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"My last friend that had a job just got laid off as well," Green told Business Insider.
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He also had a job putting together newsreels and educational film strips about history for school kids.
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"I knew I had a job to do, and I was going to do it," she said.
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I had a job where I was the chief prosecutor for the biggest county in our state.
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Bavor developed a reputation as Google's VR guy long before Google had a job opening for 'VR guy.
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So I didn't have the job on Wall Street in the sense that … But you had a job.
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He had a job offer on the civilian side, one that paid twice his rate at the FBI.
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I was so excited to be working and to wake up and know that I had a job.
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"We'd almost rather have them than some that's never done anything, never had a job," Mr. Gooch said.
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Rankin had a job on a television show in Dallas, and they were looking for a clean break.
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While I was a student at the University of Michigan, I had a job as an office assistant.
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Because some people might feel like you had a job at AT&T, you devoted yourself to it.
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She declined to say how she's supported herself, but said she's never had a job other than music.
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I've been mentoring a junior member of the department who recently had a job interview at another institution.
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"It was the first time many of them had a job, and now it's gone," Ms. Cartier said.
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Kaepernick, who left the 49ers after the 2016 season, has not had a job in the N.F.L. since.
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Only 28 percent said they were public employees and 27 percent had a job in the private sector.
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I made up a story about meeting a new guy, who was very smart and had a job.
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Anyone who has ever had a job and a life at the same time knows this is true.
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My parents took out a mortgage, I had a job every summer working in a faculty parking lot.
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And they were inserted into the position in a commonsense way, and everybody had a job to do.
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I had a job to do and I had to do it with Jeffrey, the lead of our show.
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They were fathers who would never meet their infant sons and daughters because they had a job to do.
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But now that I had a job, all I could think about was how much I hated my job.
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CNN affiliate WGNTV said he had a job and wanted to attend college but kept having trouble with gangs.
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"She raised four children, did tons of volunteer work, but never had a job outside the home," Richard says.
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Nevertheless, when he walked out 90 minutes later, Price had a job and the keys to his own office.
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"It's been four years since he had a job, he can't even feed his wife and kids," people gossip.
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But, I had a job to do, and no time to reflect on what it took to do it.
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"I knew I had to go back to Saudi in a week, and I had a job," he said.
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He had a job as a plumber's assistant, and his recovery, as far as Offenburger knew, was going well.
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"Obviously, we had a job to do today, but we also wanted to see what is important as well."
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If you have ever had a job you hated, you will love the shit out of watching Aggretsuko stoned.
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But as long as I had a job with a consistent schedule, I found that I could manage it.
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It meant so much that I had a job and that I had gotten it not on my name.
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Each set had a job to do, as though they were members of the family with assigned household chores.
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She was the primary breadwinner in the relationship, so they needed to be based where she had a job.
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Mr. Forseth, however, had a job even before he walked out of the Oregon Correction Center a free man.
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I had a job in Congress working for Senator S.I. Hayakawa, who happened to be a Republican, oddly enough.
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A: Through my economics degree I had a job offer in New York to work for a big consulting firm.
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"I had a job with Chris McMillan [Jennifer Aniston's hairstylist BFF] that was waiting for me after Pasadena," he shares.
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"No one likes to feel ripped off," says Button, who had a job in advertising in London until last month.
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It doesn't matter that Sandra Bland had a job and was on her way to teach for her alma mater.
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What's more, he was afraid that even if he still had a job, he wouldn't be able to get there.
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About a year ago, I was working for a temp agency, which had a job going at a restoration company.
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And yet she still had a job and would come home on the bus by herself and help with dinner.
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I've had a wonderful life for the last 15 years, and this is the longest I've ever had a job.
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"Today I had a Job interview with the [Chargers] to be head of security," Cyborg jokingly said of the incident.
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He had a job lined up at a local architecture firm and he was just "waiting to graduate," she said.
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By 1977, he had a job and a family, was living in Dallas, and had stepped away from zine making.
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Now he watches "Breaking Bad" or "Prison Break" all day on the TV he bought when he had a job.
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Ever since I had a job when I was 14, I've given away at least 10 percent of my income.
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I once had a job at a posh little deli attached to a restaurant in a charming part of town.
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"We had a job to do," said Vincent Novak, who was working at NBC at the time of the attack.
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The officer pulled out his own cellphone to record and asked Antonio patronizing questions about whether he had a job.
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I was working on something else when my editor came over to tell me he had a job for me.
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Since May, Amazon has had a job post up for a "Head of Public Policy AWS Saudi Arabia" based in Bahrain.
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Eurostat estimated that 232.1 million people in the EU had a job in the second quarter, the highest level on record.
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I had a job a couple years ago that did not take taxes out and I am still paying it off.
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I had a job that put me in the top 1% of world incomes that in turn allowed me to save.
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Mr Yang had a job to do: hand over a fancy new school, financed by Chinese aid, to the local authorities.
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The decision meant a severe financial hit; Ann had a job doing appraisals for the county she would have to quit.
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Yeah, a lot of my friends have had jobs, if you've never had a job I think that's kind of embarrassing.
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I had a job, a wife, and two beautiful children, and yet I felt that I would never experience joy again.
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A: In high school, I had a job at the car rental company, washing and fueling cars and getting them ready.
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In the year 1970, 75 percent of the employable Romanian women had a job, according to the country's Annual Statistical Bulletin.
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But while the Interior secretary holds a bachelor's degree in geology, CNN reports that he never had a job in geology.
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At one point, my dad had a job in New York trying to start up Singapore Airlines as a travel agent.
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She began cold-calling OB-GYN practices that had openings in the DC area, where her husband already had a job.
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Giving Directions Dear Diary: I had a job at one of the retail kiosks at Grand Central Terminal that sold jewelry.
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" Afterward, she asked the prosecutor to pass a message on to the girl: "Tell her I had a job to do.
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I got it, she was a student, and I had a job, that was fine, and I liked looking after her.
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In January, ESPN announced it own esports vertical, and Bleacher Report also had a job posting for its own esports content creators.
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Michelle has never had a job and owns three homes, spending a lot of time in Newport Beach, California, according to Gardner.
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"I've never had a job that took me away from home this long, so I have to import that loving," she shared.
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I guess if you've never had a job or you're completely reliant on your parents… You don't really get that as much.
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The trip, which typically takes Kimmel 603 to 15 minutes, took him nearly an hour, but he had a job to do.
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Soon she had a job at the state's health department and a home in a predominantly Puerto Rican community outside of Orlando.
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He's got a job to do, and, you know, I'm a middle-class working girl and I had a job to do.
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This year, marketers had a job on their hands to tackle ad fraud, where bots rather than people "click" on online adverts.
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Kristen did say that she, Katie, and Stassi were pleasant to each other at BravoCon, because they had a job to do.
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But that doesn't mean we should all be setting our hair on fire because at one point this woman had a job.
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For about two thirds of them, they've never had a job or internship before, and this is their entry into the industry.
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The law aimed to open up the insurance market to anybody who wanted coverage, regardless of whether he or she had a job.
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"A large proportion of our men arrive at Aylesbury without having had a job in the past," Sapwell told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I had a job back at this ski shop then, and we used to watch all these skate videos and DJ battle videos.
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He also applied for and received a $4,500 loan -- which he told his wife they needed because he no longer had a job.
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So for example, if you were unemployed for the last three years, you&aposve got more points than if you had a job.
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The couple said they were being cautious about giving Bobbitt large sums of money until he had a job and was off drugs.
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His car had a hole in the floorboard, and Cuban had a job as a bartender at a club to make ends meet.
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But I had a job that was extremely demanding and took me away from a lifestyle that would make me an active parent.
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"We had a job to do," Philip told Stan during their final exchange, an explanation that also served as a kind of apology.
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Even if every American who wanted a job had a job, there would still be over 1 million jobs that would remain unfilled.
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She had to drop out of school by age 10; at 14 she married, and until recently, she had a job cleaning houses.
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Koch, an Illinois-based chicken company, had a job fair for its plant in Morton after it was hit by an immigration raid.
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After going through a few other bars, I turned in my resume here at Doc Crow's and had a job the next day.
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I may not have had a job, a husband or a boyfriend, but at least I could attract an adorable 23-year-old.
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He had been buying buprenorphine off the street, but now he had a job offer and wanted a more stable source of treatment.
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He had a job, and tried to put his money away, but for these close up seats, he found the cash to pay.
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If they have never been out in the marketplace or had a job, then they don't know the value of money at all.
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But he said that Mr. Obama had made good on a pledge to make sure that Mr. Biden had a job that mattered.
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She played the lottery every week, even though Paul made a good living and she had a job of her own (real estate).
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He renewed his request to leave Grant County, saying he was homeless in Washington but had a job waiting across the state line.
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The legacy is the 90% of the labor force that had a job, still has a job, and continues to wait for a raise.
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I had a job on a butcher's round on one of those bicycles while I was at art college, that was my Saturday job.
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"I never experienced for many, many, many, many years what it was like to have another job while you had a job," he said.
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In addition to graduating with a 5.31 GPA, Joshua participated in two sports, multiple extra-curricular activities and had a job his senior year.
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Years later I had a job as a bartender, and being a Santa was good training because people threw up on you there too.
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In a March 2202 survey, the president had a job approval rating of 2628 percent, compared to 28500 percent who disapproved of the president.
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" I had a job, I was finally comfortable with things like driving and calling up strangers for interviews — I was just a "late bloomer!
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He was interested in ceramics even in high school and once had a job at a place called the Pottery Shack in Laguna Beach.
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"I tried to suppress my emotions because I had a job to do out there," Olson said at a news conference after the game.
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She had a job she loved as a personal assistant, but she couldn&apost take it with her wherever she and her family went.
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A lawyer representing her said that she was still being paid but that The Blaze had told her she no longer had a job.
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I had a job lined up at Nike and decided to pass on it to see if I could hack it as a freelancer.
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His father, Louis, had a job in a ward office for the Daley machine, and his mother was a secretary at the local parish.
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MORE is out of office, it's 28503:22019 in the afternoon, his term ended 15 minutes earlier, after she no longer had a job.
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Well, my friend had a job that paid twice as much as mine and could afford it; I would go with day care instead.
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She attended elementary schools in Pennsylvania and Alabama, where, during World War II, her father had a job as a warehouse supervisor near Mobile.
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Lancaster, 46, explained that she had a job with a fashion designer who offered her to tag along to an industry event, according to Express.
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"One day, she called me, telling me she had a job opportunity in BC as a caretaker for this old gold mine baron," he recalls.
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Bo already had a job as a "helper" to Dale Haney, the head groundskeeper at the White House, which happens to be a national park.
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She moved back to the city recently and just had a job interview, so I talk her into having coffee and a scone with me.
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The figure is likely extrapolated from the employment-population ratio, which shows that 42.7% of blacks ages 16 to 24 had a job in July.
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Mr Koizumi has been trying to show he has substance, not just star appeal, even though he has never had a job in the cabinet.
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"Everyone who worked for Mr Hershey always had a job," said Ernie, a 69-year-old Hershey worker who declined to give his last name.
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Since I turned 16 years old, I've consistently had a job (with the exception of a three-month period in which I was briefly unemployed).
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Even if the leadership in Blackfoot Company lacked direction, Bergdahl still had a job to do and follow the rigid Army standard he yearned for.
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Daymond John, the founder of FUBU and one of Shark Tank's celebrity judges, had a job from 10 am to 10 pm at Red Lobster.
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In the 2015-2016 school year, 17.9% of public school teachers had a job outside of the school system, according to data from the NCES.
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He had also had a job as operations manager for a joint venture focused on remote sensing in North Slope oil fields, his résumé said.
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I had never had a job as a recurring character on a TV show, and I had the entire cast to show me the way.
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Then I had a job and I was staying in a place, I was subletting, and I couldn't record anything there, so I was sunk.
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He was anxious about not having yet written his address for the school's graduation ceremony that evening, but first, he had a job to do.
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In the same email she asked if Weinstein had a job for her on Project Catwalk, the UK version of Project Runway that he produced.
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When she was 20, she had a job at a toy factory on Broadway, and it was there that she met her husband, David Oshman.
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While 83.3 percent of Yale Law grads had a job lined up, a whopping 94.6 percent of University of Pennsylvania students graduated with a job.
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With a computer science degree from Hunter College in New York, Mr. Campbell had technical skills but had never had a job before Daivergent hired him.
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Growing up in Rhinebeck in the 1980s and '90s, I always had a job: I worked at Kilmer's IGA, Del's Dairy Creme, and the Beekman Arms.
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To cover the difference, Rose took out government loans, and he had a job selling chain-link fences during the day, while attending classes at night.
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When I was at college, in Westchester, in the late fifties, I had a job driving three nuns once a week from Purchase to Fordham University.
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I never got a DUI because I never had gotten my license, never lost a job—never had a job—or a house, or a marriage.
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After that, throughout my school years, I almost always had a job — first a paper route, then a position as a clerk at the grocery store.
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A neighbor, Eric Thompson, 41, said Mr. Eaddy appeared to be "a good guy" who was friendly with his neighbors and had a job with FedEx.
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Have you ever had a job where you're doing the same thing over and over and your mind can drift, whether it's dish washing or whatever.
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I recently had a job offer rescinded for unlikely — but technically plausible — reasons after I mentioned, while negotiating vacation details, that I am an Orthodox Jew.
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Oscar Martinez, 26, for example, had a job at a San Diego shipping warehouse, until he asked his boss for time off to go to Russia.
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She asked why Mochama, whom she described as a "sexual assaulter" in her tweets, had a job, had been awarded with writing scholarships, and had fans.
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Switching to confession mode — "We had a job to do" — he gave the performance of his life, playing Stan the hardest when it mattered the most.
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"In retirement, you feel empowered and just feel like you&aposre more in control of life and when you had a job, I think," said Fernanda.
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Because she was not married and had a job that allowed her to work from home, she was the obvious candidate to accompany Kecmanovic to Florida.
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She had a job in the classics department, where her boss, Geraldine Visco, got her to perform with her art-rock group, Gerry and the Twinks.
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I think the people are tired of career politicians who've never really had a job telling us how we should think and how we should act.
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Humble had a job designing medical devices, but felt frustrated by what he was earning and decided he wanted to do more with his mechanical engineering skills.
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She relied on David, who had a job as a construction worker, to drive her to appointments and communicate with the regional manager, who didn't speak Spanish.
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I was doing a bit of an 'ambiguous' thing — wearing a ponytail and eyeshadow — until we decided to move to Phoenix where she had a job opportunity.
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"All I knew is that I had a job that I loved and that I could still do other things on my time off," she told Cagle.
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She might have been nervous, except that there was one major factor in her favor — she had a job waiting for her if it all fell through.
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In the past, he paid for private insurance when he could afford it or had a job that gave him generous coverage, or he went without it.
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To work there, candidates—many of whom have never had a job before—must pass tests of their practical skills such as wiping windows and vacuuming interiors.
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Hal was out of a job and decided he was going to go back to school, and I had a job offer that kept me in Ohio.
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Buoyed in part by his wife, who insinuated that she would be more attracted to him if he had a job, Boyden dreamt up a business plan.
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He had a job distributing a free newspaper, Münchener Wochenblatt, but I often saw him rather than deliver them, throw them all away into the garbage bin.
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Twenty years later, when I had a job reviewing children's books, it was her "Ramona the Brave" that made me take a leap and try writing myself.
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Ms. Fisher's husband had a job as a manager of a local pharmacy, but by the end of 2009, the family was forced to file for bankruptcy.
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Judge Ernest M. Caposela, who oversees Passaic County, noted that Ms. Contrano, 220, had a job at a carwash and was seeing a doctor specializing in addiction.
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Though she has never had a job with retirement benefits, she would be comfortable putting aside 225 to 250 percent of her $217,230 income on her own.
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It is the sort of cramped little parlor that, if you had a job there, would make you sink into despair or go on to be president.
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"It was one of those things that was really scary, except that I had a job to do, and I'm good at taking care of people," he said.
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"I played field hockey for two years, I've played lacrosse for two years, and I also manage boys wrestling," she said, adding that she also had a job.
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According to Clivillés, Williams' had a job sweeping the hallways and cleaning the bathrooms at the studio, and was also going to school to become an audio engineer.
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One Sunday night I got the call from my temp agency saying they had a job for me on the Monday—so I went out drinking to celebrate.
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For example: i) He pretends to be Kelly's supervisor, lambasting her unrelentingly so the new boss (Will Ferrell) doesn't discover he hasn't actually had a job for years.
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She had a job in a bookstore at the time, and whenever she saw her novel on the shelf she'd think, Holy shit, I got away with it!
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The Illinois-based company had a job fair in Forest, Mississippi on Monday — in the same town where many of the immigrants swept up in the raids live.
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I've never had a job where I can work from home before, so the fact that I can open my laptop while still in my pajamas is wild.
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I had a severe case of senioritis in high school, and I had a job selling frozen lemonade at a street fair in front of this abandoned building.
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Actually, the first thing I did was go to Silicon Valley, where I had a job interview right away with a company that wanted to build pizza robots.
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The study found that women with a tight female-dominated inner circle had a job placement level 2.5 times higher than women with a male-dominated inner circle.
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He's another example of the character that TV and films find inexplicably fascinating: the man-boy, in this case one who appears to have never had a job.
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Even though Harry has never had a job outside of his military service, it likely won't take much effort for them to start raking in multimillion-dollar paychecks.
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Mr. Lauten said The Blaze was trying to "put the bullet back in the gun" after telling Ms. Lahren in March that she no longer had a job.
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Of all the women I met from the show, the only one who had a job was Pam, who was cheerfully squeezing three gigs into seventy-hour workweeks.
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He might be very intelligent, could have gotten an education, had a job at one time and had enough bad breaks happen to where he finds himself tonight.
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I had a job that, if I really thought about it, likely wouldn't have happened for me if I'd been like my mother and found my person at 19.
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At the time, I had a job as a clerk in a museum gift shop, and the shift dress and buttoned-up comprised my most museum-job-like outfit.
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"More than half of workers 18 to 34 years old said they've had a job that was billed as one thing, but ended up being another," the article noted.
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About a third of the survey's participants who had a job reported being fired, denied a promotion or being otherwise mistreated in the workplace because of their gender expression.
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Mr. Sullivan contacted a former colleague at the bank where he used to work, and within a few weeks had a job in the field of supply chain finance.
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When was the last time you had a job that told you off the bat that they will pay you exactly enough to keep you under the poverty line?
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Bob Hartley, who won a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 2001, had a job at a windshield plant he expected to keep the rest of his life.
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In 2000, when I was 20, I begged Christopher Lee, the co-chef at Chez Panisse, where I had a job busing tables, to teach me how to cook.
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Ms. Lucas's husband, Denley, had a job with one of the big mining companies, with good benefits and an income approaching six figures when all the overtime was added.
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Even though Harry has never had a job outside of his military service, it likely won&apost take much effort for them to start raking in multimillion dollar paychecks.
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Per the New York Times: Ms. Davidson said she was paid $2,000 a month and was classified as part-time because she also had a job as a paralegal.
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Women in her position rarely worked outside the home in 1894; it was already peculiar that she had a job selling advertisements around Boston before leaving on her trip.
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" Lysette continued that she laughed off the moment and compartmentalized it: "I had a job to do and I had to do it with Jeffrey, the lead of our show.
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She doesn't have kids, was only married briefly — and not until she was in her 60s — and she tells me during our chat that she's never really had a job.
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He told WSTM that he previously had a job and and his own apartment in Syracuse, but when he lost his job he had to move in with his parents.
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I asked him what he liked about St. Louis and he said he once had a job that entailed a lot of travel, and that he always liked coming home.
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It's not easy for a kid who's never had a job and who only really knows the game of basketball to get up and work a regular job every day.
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The news came abruptly for many workers who showed up Monday morning at various Barnes & Noble locations to be notified that they no longer had a job, the people said.
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It was the sort of thing where I could know I had a job," he tells CNBC Make It. "In one of my stints there I was a forklift driver.
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Back when Patrick had a job at an auto-parts store and as a banquet server, his morning routine involved driving to Lawrence before work and scoring his daily fix.
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In 2000, Russo had a job working as a pediatric clinical psychologist in a hospital in Belfast, but she couldn't stop thinking about what she'd seen in France that year.
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If there is a queer Latina woman who has never had a job outside of film but is excited and ambitious about doing the work, take the risk and hire her.
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By the age of 17, he had a job and a serious girlfriend, whose daughter he was helping to bring up, and he was due to start studying engineering at university.
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Susan had a job to return to in the Los Angeles garment industry — and anyway, "I had no intention of staying on the ship any longer than six months," she says.
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She had fantasized her whole life about working in fashion and, suddenly, she had a job that allowed her to do that, organizing some of the industry's biggest events across Asia.
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When a pimp named Reggie rolls in to a local dive bar to drink while his girls are working, the barmaid, Abby, caustically asks him if he's ever had a job.
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The ONS said of the 165,000 EU citizens who came to Britain for work-related reasons, 58 percent had a job to go to and the rest came looking for work.
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But one year together turned into three turned into four, and he still lived with his toxic, super-Christian, unsupportive family, and rarely had a job that lasted over a month.
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Firms say they're desperate to find people to hire, but they still seem to be reluctant to dip into the pool of people who haven't had a job for some time.
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Day concentrated on singing and at 16 had a job with Les Brown, one of the top orchestra leaders of the day, and recorded her first hit, "Sentimental Journey," with him.
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The legislation banned credit card companies from issuing new credit cards to those under 21 unless they had a job or a co-signer who could pay off the credit line.
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I got into shows like this a couple years ago when I had a job digitizing thousands of pages of paperwork at the corporate headquarters of a now-defunct retail chain.
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I grew up, and before I knew it, I had a job in East London, ate avocados all the time, smoked cigarettes, everyone thinks I'm a dickhead, and God isn't real.
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But you know that if they had a job interview for her, she wouldn&apost bother showing up, because she would feel that she&aposs entitled to it, just like the election.
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The late July announcement, made in a series of three tweets, surprised and confounded the Pentagon and left 0003,000 active-duty and reserve service members wondering if they still had a job.
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Tired of the headlines about the chief search, Trump told Mulvaney he had a job to fill and and the OMB director said he preferred to do it on a temporary basis.
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Before I got to eat them, I had a job to do, mashing sesame seeds with a birch pestle and stirring them together into a soy dipping sauce with scallions and ginger.
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I became a registered nurse in October, got my work authorization in November, got my Social Security number in December, and I actually had a job as a registered nurse in January.
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Finding work was near impossible when he graduated from college in late 2008, and he hasn't had a job since 2010, when he was working full-time at an Amazon fulfillment center.
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All I was able to say was that I couldn't possibly pay the deposit—plus some number of months' rent, plus co-sign a lease—when neither of them had a job.
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Compared with Y.A., prison was a holiday: he was put in the general population, and he had a TV in his cell, he was playing horseshoes and pinochle, he had a job.
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At first, he did it only on the weekends, but he had a job finding foreclosed homes for escrow agents, and he realized that he could work a lot faster on amphetamines.
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It was just nice enough to look like I had a job, but just sloppy enough to let the girls know I was a BAD BOY who lived life his own way.
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For a couple of months in the fall of 1992, I had a job answering phones at Patagonia's mail-order office, in Bozeman, Montana, where I'd just moved after graduating from college.
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In the late nineteen-seventies, when Steve Oomittuk was going to high school, in Barrow, he had a job caring for caged animals at the Naval Arctic Research Lab, north of town.
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Besides no longer owning his own business, he no longer had a job, leaving him unable to justify spending time plugging away a fan-made game that wouldn't earn him any money.
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Age: 32Current Location: Indianapolis, INCurrent Industry & Title: Financial Services, Communications DirectorStarting Salary: $10/hourCurrent Salary: $85,800Number of Years Employed: 10 years out of college, but I've had a job since I was 16.
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As the Cowboys-Romo drama evolved this offseason, CBS, FOX, and NBC all made it known that Romo had a job waiting for him in the broadcast booth, if he were so inclined.
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Ryan Jaunzemis: So they had me in this corner office, and besides from Soaping out on the streets and making videos, I had a job for $8 an hour as a marketing assistant.
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In 2018, the Supreme Court declined to consider a case brought by a black woman who had a job offer from an insurance company rescinded after she would not cut off her dreadlocks.
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The fact that I had a job that depended on them and was intended to keep them out of mischief and assure social justice and cure poverty conferred no mission on their lives.
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But once she had a job offer at General Assembly, an education company, she asked if she would be able to work from home most Fridays and pick up her child from school.
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"Thirty percent of respondents who had a job reported being fired, denied a promotion, or experiencing some other form of mistreatment in the workplace due to their gender identity," according to the report.
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Six out of the 22019 men who have been elected president since World War II have had a job approval rating averaging at 60 percent or higher during their first year in office.
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Warner, who went undrafted, had a job bagging groceries before he joined the Arena Football League and then landed in the N.F.L. after getting a tryout with the Rams, then in St. Louis.
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In 2017, about 28% of Indian women between the ages of 15 and 64 had a job or were actively looking for one, compared with 82% of men in the same age group.
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Not in that way, of course, not at all, it just took a lot of creative input, and really, he had never truly had a job that used all his writing skills like this.
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To have muddled along with the odd good performance while waiting to know if they actually still had a job – the average salary in League Two is about 40k – would be more than enough.
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The same day I got my driver's license, I asked to borrow the family car (we only had one) and my mom recalls that I came home and announced that I had a job.
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" When Corden asked how she overcame that fear, Anderson said she had a job to do and she would do it as long as her bosses "didn't mind if she was singing it bad.
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The two men know each other, and Mr. Zinke's son had a job this past summer working on a Whitefish project in Washington State, according to officials with the company and the Interior Department.
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When his company had a job near the 42nd Street station in Manhattan, he left his home two hours early, giving himself additional time like many New Yorkers do for all-too-frequent delays.
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In July, the Brookings Institution reported that only 40 percent of adults with disabilities in their prime working years (ages 25 to 54) had a job, compared to 79 percent of all prime-age adults.
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"I can think of one instance when we had a job offer extended and we revised the offer two or three times to meet all the requests of the candidate," recalled career consultant Susan Power.
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"But as a grad student, I had a job in the Michigan State athletic department that put me on the field on football game days, and I loved the juice of the environment," McAdoo said.
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If they've had a job during their months there, they quit; if they'd secured a bed in a shelter or had rented a room, they pass it on; if they'd accumulated possessions, they sell them.
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"I wish I could have maxed out my Roth IRAs as soon as I had a job in my early 20s," millionaire No. 103, a 41-year-old with a $1.6 million net worth, said.
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She had a job lined up as an English teacher in Tokyo, but her then-boyfriend, a chef who she had met at the restaurant in Vancouver, was on his way to Denmark to work.
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I needed to get my hands on equipment, so I went to Bob to see if he had a job after that, and he didn't have anything available but he actually sent me to Pennebaker.
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The former quarterback, who led the 49ers to the Super Bowl in 2013 and was once the second-highest paid quarterback in the NFL, has not had a job in the league since that season.
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"When you are new to D.C. and you've never had a job in politics, you rely on the best and the brightest in town," one of the sources, a Washington-based energy industry lobbyist, said.
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I was just living in Bushwick after getting out of high school and I had a job at a music shop called Manny's on a block that used to be referred to as Music Row.
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According to national statistics office ISTAT, in the third quarter of 2015 just 43 percent of working age people in the southern regions had a job, compared with 61 percent in the more economically developed north.
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For as long as she can remember, Hanna Wagari, a longtime resident of San Diego and the Director of Marketing for a multinational cosmetics company, has straightened her hair every time she's had a job interview.
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Kaepernick has not had a job in the league since the end of that season, but three current players have kept taking a knee during the playing of the national anthem this season, ABC News reports.
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But Mr. Mueller still had a job by the end of the day as Mr. Trump sought solace in allies like Alan Dershowitz, a professor emeritus at Harvard Law School and a frequent Fox News commentator.
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It's worth noting that one of the mothers in Brooks' essay who left her child in a car alone was doing so because she had a job interview and couldn't secure affordable or workable child care.
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From an early age, kids—especially girls—were taught that they would only receive their parents' blessing to get married if their partner came from a well-respected family, had a job, a car, and a house.
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I remember talking with my friend and she was saying how she'd saved up all this money, and my other friend was like 'Yeah, well she's never had a job so I don't know what that's from.
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"I get I am getting in later than some, but I am governor, I had a job to do," Bullock told CNN, noting that he signed some of his final bills from the session on Monday morning.
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"Last year we said we needed to balance at $60 and we had a job to get it there ... Next year we will be able to balance south of $55," he told the Oil & Money annual conference.
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In the eighties, Carolyn told me, when she worked as a librarian and Robert had a job as a dockworker, the family picketed a Shell Oil gas station for the company's refusal to divest from South Africa.
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He had a job at a large-format print shop that was leaving him feeling despondent and uninspired, so he decided to quit before embarking on a six-week tour with his main band, Rhythm of Cruelty.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. had a job offer for Nick Young, a veteran Washington transit officer: Become an undercover informant for the bureau and gather information at local mosques on fellow Muslims who might pose a terrorism threat.
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Black women in particular have faced economic consequences for wearing their hair in natural styles, most famously Chastity Jones, an Alabama woman who in 2010 had a job offer rescinded for refusing to cut off her locs.
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" He said that when it comes to her exact role in the torture program, it appears that Haspel is "a career person [and] had a job to do," but said he is "anxious to get reaffirmed on that.
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Half-Indian man ejected from Trump rally Trump has cited the 58% statistic before, a figure likely extrapolated from the employment-population ratio, which shows that 42.7% of blacks ages 16 to 24 had a job in July.
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"I was asked to take a driver's test to race in the Indianapolis 2200 around 240, and I couldn't do that because I had a job, and I had to pass on it," Penske told Automotive News, Instead.
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Robins said his Spokeo profile stated he was married, had children, was in his 85033s, had a job, was relatively affluent and held a graduate degree, all of which was incorrect and hurt his ability to seek employment.
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There were sensible reasons: I had a job offer in Houston, a newly booming city that, even in the '70s, featured some of the amenities of New York and Los Angeles without the cost-of-living sticker shock.
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Mr. Pruitt, a former trustee of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, had asserted (while he still had a job) in an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network that Americans who want stricter environmental standards are contradicting the Bible.
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"They were telling African-Americans look what they provided for us, but I had a job before I came to Nissan," said David Brown, who was undecided the week before the vote but ended up supporting the union.
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"They were telling African-Americans, look what they provided for us, but I had a job before I came to Nissan," said David Brown, who was undecided the week before the vote but ended up supporting the union.
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I'm always in disbelief that I've had a job where we get to basically laugh all day, every day, while at the same time telling amazing stories and providing a critical eye where no one else would look.
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But after letting the chaos consume D.C. for hours, the White House finally stepped in, making clear that Rosenstein still had a job, at least until Thursday, when he'll meet with Trump in person at the White House.
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I felt like I would be able to remain in control as long as I had a job to do: lift the needle up, put the record down, find my song, and repeat until the next act was ready.
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Mary Frances Berry History Professor, University of Pennsylvania; author, "Five Dollars and a Pork Chop Sandwich" First job: babysitter When I was 11 or 12 I had a job taking care of a toddler in Nashville during the summer.
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Looking into whether Trump obstructed justice means that Mueller is also examining the circumstances surrounding Comey's firing, which was obviously not part of the original federal probe led by Comey when he still had a job as FBI director.
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At a time when so many people were being forced into early retirement, Oghi had a job that he could keep for the rest of his life, even if all he could do for now was lie in bed.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - For much of its 25 years selling luxury goods, Switzerland's family-run emporium Bongenie Grieder has been the kind of place where affluent shoppers felt at ease and staff were confident they had a job for life.
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He added that he was glad he had a job that encouraged retirement savings, even while he wasn't taking much of an active role, but he says he didn't hear enough about saving for retirement when he was young.
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"Some of the best people we've hired have never had a job before: a designer, some marketers, the woman that runs our supply chain now, were all hired right out of college based on their innate abilities," Schneider says.
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The statement of facts said Ryan told his mom he'd been misleading his fiancée, by telling her he'd graduated from the University of Toronto and had a job when in fact, he was unemployed and hadn't completed his degree.
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Eurostat estimated that 153.3 million people in the euro zone had a job in the April-June period, the highest number since the fourth quarter of 2008, when the effects of the global financial crisis that began in 1.43 were biting.
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"I got my finances in order, I saved as much as I could, I took a home equity line of credit on my house while I still had a job, and I used those savings to launch Tea Drops," she says.
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It was August — that heady back-to-school feeling in the air — and Katie DeMasi had it all planned: She'd just finished her nursing degree and already had a job lined up at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City.
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"I've had a job since I was 14-years-old because I wanted more money than my allowance," Gaga, 32, explained, adding that she worked as a hostess at a restaurant where her parents would often hang out at the bar.
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A leading survey of the American transgender population found that 30% of respondents who had a job in the previous year reported being fired, were denied a promotion or experienced some other form of mistreatment related to their gender identity.
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I got into the music industry when I was 18 years old, and I had never had a job other than picking weeds for my grandfather and sweeping rocks off the driveway and feeding the horses and stuff like that.
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McKinley had been about to start a new life once he completed detox in these conditions in September: a friend had a job waiting for him and his mother was looking for a place for him in a sober house.
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With the subject in the air, and the recognition that ex-convicts were less likely to commit more crimes if they had a job, President George W. Bush created a program to help newly released prisoners re-enter the job market.
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I have never had a job that didn't feel tenuous, which means I have never had the freedom to not obsess over my personal brand and whether I'm doing enough to burnish it through work, social media, skill-building and networking.
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I have never had a job that didn't feel tenuous, which means I have never had the freedom to not obsess over my personal brand and whether I'm doing enough to burnish it through work, social media, skill-building and networking.
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Haddish grew up in foster care in South Central Los Angeles, and for a time had a job as an "energy producer" at bar mitzvahs, where she was paid to dance enthusiastically and encourage other guests to have a good time.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The managing director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde, asked on Thursday if she would be ready to accept one of the several top jobs in the European Union opening this year, said she already had a job.
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As a freelance photographer, I had a job the next morning to shoot the employee of the month at the Miyako Hotel at 10 AM. When I walked in, I saw Johnny in the bar area, smoking cigarettes and having some beers.
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Grew up in Indiana, took me years to come out to myself, and then I had a job in the mayor's office that had to be so busy that I didn't mind not having much of a personal life, until I deployed.
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"I haven't had a job since I was 16, but because I was allowed to serve my sentence outside of prison, I was able to secure work as a farm hand and I'm currently working on setting up my own business," Krintel says.
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Before I entered "Q" Building — an unremarkable structure along the Potomac River, where the Kennedy Center stands today — all I knew about the Office of Strategic Services was that it was doing classified war work and it had a job for me.
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According to the lawsuit, some time after he met with lawyers for the mayor, the contracting officer informed Ms. Turnbull that he had a job offer from another city agency and wanted a substantial raise to remain at the administrative services department.
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I came to New York and I had a job all lined up: I was suppose to go work for a chef who was running a four-star New York Times, three-star Michelin restaurant—Christian Delouvrier from Lespinasse at the St. Regis Hotel.
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While getting into the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), is incredibly hard – only 1 out of about 4,500 who took the civil service exam got selected in 2018 – traditionally once someone got in they had a job for life with few risks of ever getting fired.
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Richard Carlson had a job in banking by then, and eventually moved to Washington, where he secured a series of Republican political appointments: he ran Voice of America, served as Ambassador to the Seychelles, and was the president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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She got married, gave up her scholarship, and dropped out of school so that she could move with Jim to Houston, where he had a job with I.B.M. She completed her degree at the University of Houston, where tuition cost fifty dollars a semester.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that young adults born in the early 1980s held, on average, six different jobs between the ages of 18 and 503, and by their 27th birthday only 14 percent of college graduates had a job that lasted at least two years.
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Ms. Moha, a baby-faced 18-year-old with round, wire-rimmed glasses and close-cropped hair, had not dared tell her father that she had a job, let alone that she worked at a coffee shop where clientele and baristas mixed freely, male and female.
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If you are more enamored with the fantasy of entrepreneurship than with actually running a small business, you could be one of those many entrepreneurs who find themselves working longer hours for the same or less pay — with more stress than they did when they had a job.
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When we heard that a new batch of Bryan Ferry remixes were about to wing their way into the world we splashed ourself with Joop and slipped into the suit we've not worn since we had a job interview at a grain and feed regulators nearly five years ago.
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The Beatles were then an unsigned dance-hall and bar band, and Mr. Barrow, who had moved to London and also had a job writing liner notes for Decca Records, responded that as a record reviewer he could do nothing for a band that had not made any recordings.
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And when he was at the same law school before he became a journalist, he had a job on the side writing speeches advocating gun control and busing to support school integration for John Lindsay, the liberal New York City mayor who ran for the Democratic nomination for president in 1972.
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The federal government's WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program helped a little, and I learned a few things at the weekly classes it mandated, but toddlers eat more than babies, and our rent had just gone up, and there were two adults but only one of us had a job.
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And because you didn't take advantage of it, because you didn't go to school, because you dropped out, because you didn't rise to the occasion, because you got married before you could raise kids or even had a job, you made bad choices, we're supposed to cut off everybody else?
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"Michael goes to college and is a senior and works full time," Ripa wrote on Instagram in response to a user who commented on a recent photo of her and Consuelos, a 22-year-old student at New York University, asking whether he was still in school or ever had a job.
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Unless you have watched the sole person with access to the office-all email incrementally drive themselves crazy, one message at a time, endlessly shouting into the void with no response, desperately asking if anyone has found a wedding ring someone lost in the bathroom: Have you really, ever, had a job at all?
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So it was a little awkward, I already had a job and I got this new job and we had to, I put our chairman Barry Diller, at the time the Expedia chairman, in a really difficult position and he handled it with aplomb and he was amazing and we are where we are now.
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"I had a job to do, and if it ultimately ever came down to choosing between getting Medicare reauthorized, getting 100,000 Montanans healthcare versus getting in earlier just to try to bump up on yet another poll, I'd make that same choice time and time again," Bullock said on MSNBC after the list was finalized.
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Had I had a job, or an allowance, I might have learned this lesson a bit sooner, but lucky for me, studies also show that children pay close attention to issues related to money, so I likely absorbed some information about managing money just from watching how my parents dealt with it while I was growing up.
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Trump has never had a job with the same demands as the presidency Congressional Republicans still don't have clarity on where he stands on the issues It's unclear who he'll rely on outside his family and how he'll handle being away from his sons How will his style and "theatrical, constant-contact approach" translate to the White House
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"I sold garbage bags door-to-door when I was 12 years old because my dad told me the only way I could get new basketball shoes was if I had a job," the self-made billionaire said on a 2019 episode of GQ's "Actually Me." He sold enough to get his kicks, but didn't stop there.
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"I've always had a job, and I've always been pretty solid at keeping money, but I also know that the world is changing every day, and student loan debt is a bigger issue than a lot of other national debts, like credit card debt," Alison Betts, a freshman hospitality and tourism management major at Palm Beach State College in Lake Worth, Fla.
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I watched the tears stream down the faces of grown men who looked at the President, who told me, they hadn&apost had a job in two years because Barack Obama told them those types of jobs were gone and would never come back, 1.9 % GDP growth as you just said in the open, that was the quote-unquote "new normal" experts would say.
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She understood the law and excelled in her courses — but then she met the man who would become her first husband in 1964, a time when most women followed their husbands, even if the woman was at the top of her law-school class and the man only had a job with Legal Aid in New York that, she says, paid $75 a week.
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Relentless repetition, crackling white noise, sci-fi squiggles and that creepy, creepy voice breathing heavily: "over and over and over and over and over..." One week, back when I still had a job that required me to sit in an office everyday, an endless stream of Discogs packages started to arrive that I had no recollection of ordering—the result of a drunken 5am feeling-sorry-for-myself spree.
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