In the role of: The Janitor, a high school janitor with a British accent who seems to posses telekinetic powers.
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My dad taught me a very important rule: Treat the janitor like the president and the president like the janitor.
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The New York Times did this great article: a janitor that worked for Kodak, versus a janitor that works for Apple.
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The New York Times did this great article: a janitor that worked for Kodak versus a janitor that works for Apple.
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A janitor who told students to run the other way A janitor diverted students away from the direction of the shooting.
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The New York Times explored these differences Sunday by comparing a janitor working at Apple in 2017 to a janitor working at Kodak in 1987.
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" Frank Miller Director, "Sin City" First job: Janitor "I was 16 at the time, and worked as nighttime janitor at my father's office in Montpelier, Vermont.
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So John and I had to go to the janitor and help him clean the bathroom, which turned out to be fine because the janitor was a cool dude.
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" Sundae Month - Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor Original Soundtrack "Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor is a game by Sundae Month and published by tinyBuild, available now on Steam and itch.io.
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And the janitor was found dead in a Washington park.
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Cindy: I worked as a janitor at my high school.
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She swallowed a bottle of Windex a janitor left out.
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He was an artist, a Christian, a mystic, a janitor.
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" The janitor replied, "To put a man on the moon.
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A few years ago, the rising rapper was a janitor.
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She spoke instead about being the daughter of a janitor.
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She still bikes to her job as a school janitor.
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Go deeper: The big business of being a space janitor
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It's clear to me, for example, that the janitor at
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Her father worked in a factory and as a janitor.
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"Thank God for a janitor that stopped us," Hogg said.
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The janitor also helped usher students into a culinary room.
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It was a critical and commercial success, got nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture, and features a cameo from the janitor on Scrubs before he was famous for being the janitor on Scrubs.
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A janitor working at Eastman Kodak back in the 1980s could have the chance to move up in the company, but a janitor for a cleaning subcontractor for Apple today frankly has nowhere to go.
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He was recently hired as a janitor by the police union.
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The janitor who worked for Apple doesn't work for Apple anymore.
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I'm no longer working as a janitor at my dad's church.
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Ms Huang now works as a janitor in a nearby bank.
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The acclaimed drama about a grieving janitor has made $4.4 million.
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We've been introduced to a janitor who then becomes something else.
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He sees another classmate, then his school nurse, then the janitor.
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Her claims would deserve equal attention if she were a janitor.
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A janitor knows as much about the human mind, he wrote.
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She works as an office janitor and is taking English classes.
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Andrew Jerome Mitchell, a retired janitor, was one of 10 siblings.
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Typically, maintenance is a blue-collar occupation: mechanic, plumber, janitor, electrician.
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At 103, he toiled as a janitor for his school district.
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But the janitor, Danilo (Cesar J. Rosado), is elated for Xiomara.
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And in the script the demon kills the janitor in that hallway.
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Marrowbone works as a janitor at a religious school in Sioux Falls.
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A janitor spotted the culprits loading the merchandise into their Dodge van.
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A janitor can influence people and lead just as a CEO can.
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She found work as a janitor, got married and had another child.
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She was last seen in 3733 with a janitor who worked there.
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Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games) will play the heroic, alien-befriending janitor.
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She receives a pension from a previous janitor job she retired from.
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The CEO of a company is harder to replace than the janitor.
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But Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor isn't all about a doomed existence.
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What if Cooks' father was a teacher and his uncle a janitor?
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But Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor isn't all about a doomed existence.
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Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor is a late addition to this list.
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Upon arrival in Kansas City, David got a job as a janitor.
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Ms. Ramos, the Apple janitor, lives down the road in San Jose.
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His father was a janitor, and his mother, Marie, was a homemaker.
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Her mother, Elouise, was a maid and her father, James, a janitor.
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"When you're the janitor, reasons matter," Jobs told his newly-minted VPs.
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The father, a 53-year-old janitor, said they were from Sirnak.
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Squatting by the entrance, smoking, he is taken to be a janitor.
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Coworkers of a friendly janitor banded together to bring him some birthday cheer.
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She got a job as a janitor and she met Mario in 2016.
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But one San Francisco-based janitor has managed to increase that average tenfold.
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I'm interested in who is the janitor and who is the security officer.
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Best True Grime Gag: Hot Janitor living off the grid by growing mushrooms.
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He's the only one hanging around school besides the janitor, for some reason.
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As a teenager, he worked as a janitor in a courtroom in Brasília.
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In 2001, a former janitor stabbed eight children to death at their school.
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One, Gail Evans, worked as a janitor in Rochester, New York at Kodak.
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Janitor leaves $175k of his life savings to victims of child abuse See?
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The drama about a grieving janitor has made $1.6 million since it opened.
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I'm a janitor during the day—when I catch news, I catch it.
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Since then, she's had three other children and found work as a janitor.
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But once the Janitor at the bus station gets involved, things get complicated.
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Another janitor who had been arrested died in police custody under suspicious circumstances.
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"The cafeteria person or the janitor," Senator Audrey Gibson, a Democrat, later quipped.
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Or in her place, the librarian at the circulation desk, or the janitor.
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My dad was a janitor and my mom was a fast food worker.
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The janitor of the apartment block where Webster lived was called Mr. Olsen.
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"Well, the lock on the door was changed," the janitor could reasonably respond.
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A janitor in a hospital hallway taught him how to tie his tie.
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Meanwhile, a jumpsuited janitor cleans up various bits of trash cluttering the stage.
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I've been a film director, skate boarder, janitor, real estate agent and TV star.
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They also have a photo og the theft in process taken by a janitor.
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Or should we say "alleged identity" because who really believes it was the janitor?
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To help make ends meet, Koum worked as a janitor and his mother babysat.
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If I dressed up as a janitor, people would hold the door for me.
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At school, Ryan's favorite activity is helping the janitor, Mr. Jose, separate the trash.
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"I heard the janitor in my apartment building talking the other day," Santoro said.
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Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor hits a similar note with its gender-switching requirements.
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Her memories of her grandfather as a janitor ignited a passion for workers' rights.
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A mourner came to Albany, Ga., to attend the funeral of a retired janitor.
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He worked off and on as a janitor and hauled boxes around a warehouse.
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After a struggle with the school janitor, Hainstock shoots and kills the school principal.
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Laid off during the Depression, he took jobs as a window washer and janitor.
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"It's partly because I am Asian, and I am also the janitor," she said.
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Her father was a janitor at a music store; her mother was a maid.
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They were all photographed by a former janitor who rescued them from the trash.
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He rented a trailer and got a job working overnight shifts as a janitor.
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He escaped from a Maryland plantation in 1839, working at Princeton as a janitor.
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More than 300,000 people worked to put a man on the moon – including that janitor.
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My father was a janitor before his diagnosis -- and we lived a very modest lifestyle.
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Unfortunately, though Josh beat the game, he's just a janitor, with no ambition or skills.
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A moment later, Evelyn Barton, 53, a church janitor who is African-American, wandered in.
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"These blackouts are catastrophic," said 51-year-old janitor Bernardina Guerra, who lives in Caracas.
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"Tell that to the janitor in here who's paying taxes!" answered Biden raising his voice.
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The scene is quickly interrupted (not soon enough) by Mr. Svenson (Cameron McDonald), the janitor.
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"These blackouts are catastrophic," said 51-year-old janitor Bernardina Guerra, who lives in Caracas.
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Zukle: When we first opened, I was the manager, the cook, bouncer, and the janitor.
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Casey Affleck stars as a janitor trying to come to terms with a personal tragedy.
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I worked hard for long hours, but I was an editorial assistant, not a janitor.
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You joined a year after you started working at the Indian Center as a janitor.
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He returned the application later that day and the company hired him as a janitor.
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After working as a janitor and coffee server for three years, Don had a realization.
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Since then, he said, he'd been lucky to get part-time work as a janitor.
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SAP National Security Services CEO Mark Testoni began his career as a high school janitor.
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Being a janitor allowed him to not only work more, but also faster and better.
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"I have never felt so proud to be Canadian," said Marco Beaulieu, 29, a janitor.
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Now he has moved into one of the biggest political janitor jobs of all time.
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The suspect shot him and three others before a janitor tackled him to the ground.
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Forever 21 founder Do Won Chang worked as a janitor before he hit it big.
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"From the janitor to the principal, they all addressed him a certain way," he said.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Even the White House janitor was like, 'Am I gonna go to jail?
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No CEO, no matter how brilliant, is any better or more important than a janitor.
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But we still have some hot acts such as Glitter, Bog Bodies, and Janitor Scum.
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We need the inflammation to get the janitor cells there to clean up the mess.
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He then took a job as a janitor at the Frito-Lay plant in Rancho Cucamonga.
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"The PT stole, but they helped us out," says Luciano Trajano, a janitor from São Paulo.
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This is the third year in a row the janitor has made a six-figure salary.
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Getty was a boxing lifer who also worked as a school janitor at Thurman's elementary school.
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A school janitor was hailed a hero after he was able to subdue the alleged shooter.
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He treated a janitor with the same respect as he would a king or a queen.
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Nothing is as it seems on Riverdale, even if, yeah, the janitor really did do it.
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"Low-income people, they're not going to buy water all day," Mr. Jones, a janitor, said.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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With a salary half that of a teacher, the janitor suddenly had a decision to make.
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They were safe with me, but it didn't seem right that the janitor could find this.
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"Suddenly, a janitor had the ability to communicate with the chairman of the board," he said.
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"The Shape of Water," from Mr. del Toro, about a lonely janitor and an amphibious man.
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In the early 26.2s, Evans was a janitor at Eastman Kodak, tasked with cleaning building no.
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A janitor let everyone in through a locked door, but looked quizzically at the motley group.
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I thought about these two overlapping lives last week — Tolkien the professor, Darger the hospital janitor.
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They launch the tape in Calgary this weekend with Janitor Scum, Genex and Winnipeg band Slurs.
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I was working as a janitor in Princeton, New Jersey, and was very influenced by Robert Frank.
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The janitor from the hospital who'd stopped his chores to offer Vicente encouragement after he'd been shot.
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Later, he worked as a janitor, while privately churning out a huge number of paintings and drawings.
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In 2001, eight children were stabbed to death by a former janitor at their school in Osaka.
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By now, the story of genius janitor Will Hunting (Matt Damon) is the stuff of cinema legend.
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Darger eventually made his way to Chicago, where he became a janitor in a Catholic-run hospital.
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So Scott superimposed his face on the iconic "Elvis janitor" sculpture that's always been in the window.
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Strickland, or as he formed a relationship with the kind, mute janitor Elisa, played by Sally Hawkins.
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Mission accomplished Meet the nurse who graduated from NYU years after he worked there as a janitor.
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He was a janitor who'd been peppered with shrapnel and had both legs broken in the blast.
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We're running around like Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting looking for the genius janitor Matt Damon.
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In 403, Conlon moved to Chicago with $500 dollars and took a job as an assistant janitor.
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Then she enrolled in an undergraduate program, where she studied social work while employed as a janitor.
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In 2001 a former school janitor murdered eight primary-school children in Osaka with a kitchen knife.
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"These things are the only sign of life in this place," the janitor says, taking one out.
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You hire a CEO, you hire a janitor, you get the same impact on the unemployment rate.
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Eight children were stabbed to death at their school in Osaka by a former janitor in 2001.
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Our first class in Colorado trained 85033 school staff members, including teachers, principals, superintendents and a janitor.
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Instead, he puts forth a phony Horatio Alger TV ad of being a grandson of a janitor.
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Afterward, he volunteered to be a janitor at the Jokhang Temple and worked there for 17 years.
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It didn't matter if you were a neurosurgeon or a janitor; everyone's opinion on sports was equal.
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She worked her way up from a janitor to a heat treat operator, earning $25 an hour.
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She hunkers into the gallery, where a janitor will be tried for tossing urine at his boss.
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His grandfather was born into slavery in South Carolina, and his father was a janitor in Philadelphia.
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It didn't matter if you were a janitor, cabdriver, or, on that pedestal of pedestals, an actor.
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A. My first job was as a janitor for local churches in Georgia, where I grew up.
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Take the case of a hospital janitor, which Schwartz offers as an example during his TED talk.
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Then at 15, he says he got a job as the summer janitor in his school district.
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Bill Clinton managed to talk a janitor into opening it, she said, and the rest is history.
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Honestly, I would take the White House janitor over Mr. Trump at this stage of the game.
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His brother worked there as a janitor and he thought he could get me a job there.
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The titular hood is removed to reveal Joseph Svenson, the Riverdale High janitor, who was shot and killed.
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" Sabrina the Teenage Witch star Nate Richert tweeted that he's "currently a maitenance man, a janitor, a carpenter.
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As a teenager, he worked as a summer janitor in his school district, scraping gum from under desks.
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In Night of Something Strange, the opening scene shows a janitor penetrating a dead woman in a morgue.
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Abbi was a janitor at the studio, and she spent her days cleaning pubic hair from the showers.
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Nearly broke, Kelly secured a job under the Marshall Plan, working as a janitor in a Paris office.
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While we get very little information on the cleaning bot, the janitor, named Janus, has a full backstory.
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At the time, that specifically meant working as a part-time janitor, earning a mere $40 a week.
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Yet, I had no reservations at all concerning the terror of the black janitor in They Won't Forget.
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Frankly, if you can't get along with the janitor, then you won't get along with the CEO either.
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An immigrant from Ireland, Sean Conlon arrived in Chicago with $500 and started out as an assistant janitor.
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School janitor Alvin L. Randlett spent 32 years cleaning the halls of Sixth District Elementary in Covington, Kentucky.
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Josh Hutcherson of the "Hunger Games" movies plays a janitor put in charge of saving the human race.
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A janitor explains why he took photos of belongings taken from migrants during the Bush and Obama years.
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The movie stars Sally Hawkins as Elisa, a mute janitor in a government research lab in the 1960s.
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The program continued in the military up until 1992; Mr. Thwaites's reassignment as a janitor came in 1986.
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It didn't matter if you were a janitor, cab driver, or, on that pedestal of pedestals, an actor.
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While the janitor was named in court documents KOAT obtained, Reuters reported Wednesday he has not been charged.
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In 2006, when I was twenty-four, I worked as a janitor at Emerson College, my alma mater.
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She worked as a janitor and a union organizer, and she later owned a moving and cleaning business.
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Several years earlier, during a visit to his son's high school, a student assumed he was a janitor.
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He is terrified because a young white girl, in this small Southern town, has been raped and murdered, and her body has been found on the premises of which he is the janitor...The role of the janitor is small, yet the man's face hangs in my memory until today.
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The former janitor now drives a Jaguar and lives in a 11,000-square-foot mansion decorated with modern art.
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Her parents worked in the service industry, her mother as a janitor and her stepfather as a postal worker.
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John Lockett, a beloved janitor at Sand Hill Elementary School in Carrollton, Georgia, got a sweet sendoff last week.
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The school's janitor told me that the number of orange and red days has gone up in recent years.
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Reporters soon learned that Lenzner got the intel by paying a janitor to rifle through the software company's trash.
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Tiafoe was born to immigrant parents from Sierra Leone and his father was a janitor at a tennis center.
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I come to you as the daughter of a janitor, a daughter who believes in an America of opportunity.
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Future Man, meanwhile, stars Josh Hutcherson as a janitor-by-day who travels through time to save the world.
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A janitor at the Yeshiva school noticed the fire, which was likely set between 2 and 2:30 a.m.
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This enzyme is kind of like your brain's janitor, going through, sweeping up excess neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine.
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I saw our building concierge (janitor) come in a face mask to scrub the stairs, floors, and trash bins.
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In their book "Practical Wisdom," Barry Schwartz and Kenneth Sharpe tell the story of a hospital janitor named Luke.
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But growing up as the son of a janitor in inner-city Philadelphia, Mr. Frazier faced an opportunity gap.
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When Ana's investigation turns up only beans, she enlists Wendell, a retired janitor, to help save the tiny seedlings.
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In it, he chronicles his nine years as an undergraduate at Creighton University, and his time as a janitor.
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A janitor who worked at the shelter was found dead of apparent suicide during the search for the girl.
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A new Democratic governor of a state cannot fire a janitor in the governor's mansion for being a Republican.
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Clarence Brandley was a black janitor wrongly convicted of raping and strangling a white teenager in a Conroe school.
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He studied there for at least five years, simultaneously working as the school janitor, before graduating in the 22015s.
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Ultra Gash tape launch party:June 8 - Calgary at the Tubby Dog with Genex, Janitor Scum, Slurs and Ultra Gash
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Fortunately, the janitor who was tasked with dumping the precious artifacts had the foresight to save some of them.
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And all of this comes from a swooning romance about a mute janitor and a fish-man from the sea.
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Manchester by the Sea's characters aren't struggling, but they're hardly Boston society people either — Casey Affleck's character is a janitor.
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Brogdon caught a lil' shark in Tampa while channeling the attitude of Russell Westbrook and the paraphernalia of a janitor.
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Swafford wasn't a Belfry student; he was a 453-year-old janitor who helped maintain the Kentucky high school's facilities.
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Jerry Swafford, the school janitor in West Virginia, was brought in for questioning a couple of days after the party.
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"I think the janitor being the Black Hood was something that [Archie] wasn't going to buy," Apa told the outlet.
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Also arrested was 19-year-old Arthur Joseph Nelson, of Orlando, a janitor at SeaWorld Orlando's Discovery Cove theme park.
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Ms Fatichenti's family is typical: her father toiled in the same factory for 40 years, her mother was a janitor.
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Before starting his seminary education, he worked as a janitor, a bar bouncer, and a lab assistant for a chemist.
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Yeah, so Arsyen the janitor has just crashed the management team meeting and we're about to meet the management team.
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Don't miss: How this self-made millionaire went from janitor to real estate mogul, outselling the pros 100-to-1
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I got out of high school and I worked at a gas station as a janitor for years and years.
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He is struck to the core by an encounter with an alcoholic janitor who is also a brilliant, unrecognized composer.
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"I have a PhD of being poor, hungry and determined," the janitor-turned-inventor-turned-executive tells the Washington Post.
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When the Little Girl meets him, he's no longer the Little Prince, but a janitor who has forgotten his childhood.
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All it took was the word of a watching janitor for the pair to be marched away by the Gestapo.
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The article also misstated the amount of a wage increase that Marta Ramos, a janitor at Apple, received this year.
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All five of their children attended college, and this was done on the salary of a janitor and a seamstress.
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While working as a part-time janitor at 17 years old, Tony Robbins was broke, barely making $40 a week.
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"Honestly, I would take the White House janitor over Mr. Trump at this stage of the game," says one reader.
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Finally, with all the other candidates long gone and a janitor hovering outside, Amiram Alon, 18, ran out of questions.
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When a patient's parent was employed as a janitor at a small religious institution, her access to contraception was jeopardized.
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So then he finally shows back up and he's got the janitor with him, and he has somehow convinced the janitor that we would not be breaking the strike if we cleaned up all the paper that had been accumulating on the ground, and in return, could we go in and see the exhibit?
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As a teenager, he worked as a church janitor, and his campaign messages frequently feature prayer, his pastor, and Bible verses.
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Like many of the women new to the north, she found work as a housekeeper and later as a hospital janitor.
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At the time, Tatum, 51, was working as a janitor at the shelter where Relisha had been living with her family.
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I'm currently a maintenance man, a janitor, a carpenter, and do whatever random jobs I can get to pay the bills.
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Two people threw up in the teachers' lounge that day, and Hot Janitor discovered a half-eaten chocolate on the ground.
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At the end of the episode, Janitor Svenson was looking at an image of what looked to be about 5 men.
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Larsson mixed and sold paint and Duncanson worked at a school, first as an assistant janitor and then a teacher's assistant.
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Or rather, a former prince who due to unfortunate circumstances had been reduced to working as a janitor in Silicon Valley.
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Also the school janitor (Kevin James), unaware Jackie Chan is a quiet 62-year-old man, is extremely horny for him.
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Her mother worked as a home health aide and her father worked several jobs, including as a janitor, barber and handyman.
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The head janitor at Paramus Catholic High School was James Gandolfini Sr. So Beth Ann's known—go to her fucking Facebook.
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The most arresting interlude occurs after the concert, when the narrator follows the janitor to his night job, cleaning a bank.
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Steidl also serves as his own janitor: typically the last to leave the office, he empties the trash cans every night.
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Among these new, middle-skill jobs is the "digital janitor," says Marina Gorbis, executive director of the Institute for the Future.
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" Or for jobs that don't require four-year college degrees, she added: "The janitor at my school, we called him 'Mr.
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As a young person, Hernandez worked as a dishwasher and janitor, eventually working his way through community college and law school.
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To make ends meet, Jin Sook worked as a hairdresser while Don worked as a janitor, pumped gas, and served coffee.
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Still more important, do not telephone the janitor, or a friend's husband across the street, or your brother in New Jersey.
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Along came a janitor from the school, Muhammad Hashem, 50, who picked up the shirt for one of his four children.
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For more than a decade, Mr. Kiefer worked as a janitor at the Customs and Border Protection center in Why, Ariz.
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While in high school, he got a job as a janitor at a computer store, just to be near the equipment.
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After returning from the Korean War, Mr. Price got a job as a janitor in a store in Atlanta in 1958.
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They were the janitor of the flat building, at 6,197 Stewart Avenue, and a detective, who were pursuing the alleged burglar.
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For Ms. Evans, that meant being a janitor in Building 326 at Eastman Kodak's campus in Rochester in the early 1980s.
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At 71, Mr. Guile got a job at the Fulton Walmart Supercenter as a part-time janitor, earning $7.50 an hour.
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Photographer Tom Kiefer collected these objects while working as a janitor at the Customs and Border Protection Station in Ajo, Arizona.
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He figured that since it was Saturday and the janitor wasn't coming in the morning, for one night he'd manage somehow.
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Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, The Stillness of the Wind — the examples are numerous, and many of them are quite recent.
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"This election affects many things in our life," said Mohamad Abdul Hay Hasaneen, a janitor in the city of Khan Younis.
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Last week we spoke to Júlia Quintanilla, a contract janitor at the Department of Agriculture, who was worried about buying groceries.
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So he sits and waits, for more than two hours, until a janitor opens the door and he can get out.
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One character, who appears to be dressed as a janitor waxing the floors, appears to be a darker shade than the others.
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When business dried up, she took a job as a janitor at Comerica Tower, a shiny postmodern skyscraper in the city's center.
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Last year, he fell out of many fans' good graces when he filmed himself teasing an autistic janitor he thought was stoned.
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One cold and rainy night, a sympathetic janitor got permission from his boss to let Mimi spend the night inside his laundromat.
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The wrong dog ends up dying, more than once, and being eaten by a janitor with a taste for stewed canine flesh.
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This assignment leads Annie to cross paths with a teacher named Bill (Simon Pegg) and an oddball janitor (forever oddball Mike Meyers).
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The janitor who worked for Kodak actually worked for Kodak, got the benefits, they got tuition assistance programs, retirement benefits, had dignity.
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It's the norm, or we gather as much from the janitor who warns her to head home, using her regular escape route.
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It's David "Lil K" Kaczmarowski who finally leads them to him, since the Hot Janitor would deal mushrooms to his older brother.
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Where they — the Buffys, Felicitys, and Harry Potters of the world — play janitor to the plot, the sidekick can, well, have fun.
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Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor Austin covered this beautifully in his own list, and I agree with his reasons for enjoying it.
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Article continues after the video: Now he's a janitor, or maybe we might call him a super, and he manages a building.
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" Cynthia Sanders, a janitor wrote in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in June, that "lowering the minimum wage would be unimaginably cruel.
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He got a job as a janitor and hustled hard to make a name for himself in the Chicago real estate market.
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The image left him unsettled: Why, he wondered, would the one visibly brown character on that box appear to be a janitor?
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An unnamed school janitor guided students away from the shooter and into a classroom where they hid until the building was cleared.
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The museum, Hillary Clinton said, was closed because of a strike, but Bill Clinton convinced a janitor to let them in anyway.
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"There's nothing stopping men and women from switching roles and being a maid versus a janitor except for social constructs," she said.
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While he managed to earn his first million by age 24, Robbins actually once worked as a janitor early in his career.
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Though he works as a janitor, he doesn't make enough income to afford housing, and lives in a shelter in the city.
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Investigators later reviewed a video that captured the pandemonium and showed a janitor pushing a garbage cart through the mall's food court.
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Ben Browder ("Farscape"), returning in the role of a janitor, makes his feature directing debut, but has something to learn about pacing.
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"They have created a monster of illusion and excitement," said Mr. Zafra, a retired janitor who has lived in Catalonia since 1974.
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It made a difference for Leticia Reyes, a 54-year-old janitor who every weeknight cleans an office on K Street downtown.
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The next day, the chief observer allegedly saw the janitor leaving the office where the laptop had been taken by the FBI.
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During the Christmas episode "Silent Night, Deadly Night," it was revealed that creepy janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was the man behind the mask.
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" During another exchange, the janitor allegedly said he believed there was a serial killer in the area who might come and "execute someone.
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When he retired in 2001 after 32 years with Covington Independent Public Schools, the janitor was making $13.43 an hour when he retired.
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She said that she was the wife of a janitor at the hotel, had heard the music, and wondered what was going on.
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Starting in high school, Robbins worked weekends as a night janitor and helping people move when he discovered the success coach Jim Rohn.
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A janitor in South Korea who discovered seven gold bars in a garbage bin could keep them if no-one else claims ownership.
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Should we have told Mr. Q. that he was no longer a janitor but a declining and demented patient in a nursing home?
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Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor is wholly concerned with the effects of the endless city on its denizens, specifically the marginalized working class.
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" - Niama, 26 "A janitor who was cleaning my classroom once said 'Don't take this the wrong way, but black people age really well.
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When I was around eight years old, the janitor who worked in the courthouse in Nebraska City called to speak to my parents.
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She was the daughter of a janitor who lost work after a heart attack, forcing her mother to take a minimum wage job.
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They held a big party for me, but their leader talked about himself all night while I stood there like a dopey janitor.
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The actress Sally Hawkins ("Blue Jasmine") plays the mute janitor who woos him with boiled eggs, Benny Goodman albums and a winsome smile.
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He had to switch to lower-paying work as a janitor, and her mother got a minimum-wage job, answering phones at Sears.
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He had a great way of making people feel valued whether you were the janitor cleaning the Capitol, staffer or high-ranking dignitary.
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And does it fully explain how a fairy tale about a janitor who hooks up with a fishman became the movie to beat?
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For a few years, Don worked as a janitor, pumped gas, and served coffee to make ends meet for him and his family.
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Then the kindly, old janitor (Kenan Thompson) shows up with even more intel on Robbie, as if J.J.'s descriptive rundown wasn't enough.
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Full-time employees "have free laundry, haircuts, free food at any time, free gym," Maria Gonzalez, a janitor at Facebook, tells The Guardian.
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"You owe me a cool million, you hear!" the janitor yelled, brandishing his broom, while the painter pulled his coat over his ears.
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A janitor at a Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) facility created a photography project using items confiscated from migrants who crossed the border.
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In 1923, a black janitor at Mizzou named James T. Scott was lynched before standing trial for allegedly raping a white professor's daughter.
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Her father, Ashby, was a janitor at a Cadillac plant; he and her mother, Lucille, encouraged her musical talent at a young age.
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In this drama for Primary Stages, Lucia, a Latina writer, feels lost at a Hollywood studio until she meets Abel, a Latino janitor.
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Theresa said she thinks the house is haunted because she has heard what sounds like a janitor&aposs keys jangling in the basement.
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The acclaimed drama about a grieving janitor (Casey Affleck) more than doubled its screen count to 367 theaters, making $103 million in the process.
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Dave Bautista is Stupe, the janitor into whose company Lucy stumbles, who has a tragic but convenient past as a badass marine and medic.
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Up North, Sam nets +280 for escaping his job as janitor / whiner and making it back to Winterfell to help Jon, who isn't there.
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The reveal that janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was the one behind the Black Hood's reign of terror didn't sit well with many Riverdale fans.
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A teenage ballet dancer from a good side of the tracks, Jenna Dewan, meets a stoic dancing janitor from the bad side (Channing Tatum).
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A year or two later I made my way to San Francisco and got a job as a night janitor at a rehearsal studio.
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" Watson says his dad, a Vietnam-era disabled veteran who supported his family working as a janitor, "taught me the importance of hard work.
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Both stories see the creature escape in a hamper, and both stories feature a fellow janitor who helps the main character pull it off.
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Marlon the janitor couldn't have given less of a shit about what I was up to and incidentally kept leading me to helpful stuff.
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How to Win in Business Tony Robbins went from working as a janitor to being a multi-millionaire who sells inspiration for a living.
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For instance, Sean Conlon, the star of CNBC's "The Deed: Chicago, " immigrated to the United States with just $500 to work as a janitor.
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As one-time Vermont-based janitor and gas station attendant Ronald Read demonstrated, you can reach the seven-figure mark on a modest salary.
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The actor Matt Damon, who became a star after playing a brilliant M.I.T. janitor in "Good Will Hunting," will address graduates at that campus.
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According to a feature on the university's website, students believe the ghost of a janitor and an unnamed female spirit reside in the auditorium.
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The robots can avoid obstacles and navigate within sprawling facilities, and companies can custom-paint them so they look like a janitor in uniform.
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If I'm going to be a retail worker, burger cook, or a janitor, by god I'm going to be the best damn one around.
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A hacker called The Janitor has created multiple versions of a program called BrickerBot, a system that searches out and bricks insecure IoT devices.
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If I'm going to be a retail worker, burger cook, or a janitor, by god I'm going to be the best damn one around.
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In wresting control of the administration's haphazard response to the virus, Mike Pence has taken on a familiar role as the president's political janitor.
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Officer Van Dyke, whom the city placed on unpaid leave after he was charged, has been working as a janitor at the police union.
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In 216, 22019 Cent posted an Instagram video of himself making fun of a young janitor at an airport who he thought was high.
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"It's not much, but it's something," William Miranda, 25, a janitor who lost his job after the hurricane, said at the food stamp office.
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Her father left life as a prestigious landowner to become a janitor in New York City, so his daughters would have a good future.
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By midmorning, at least eight people had been rescued, but the receptionist, Ruth Berg, and a part-time janitor, John Carlson, were reported missing.
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However, in his role as a janitor, Keifer would secretly collect some of the possessions and began photographing them, according to the news outlet.
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" To which Chris Redd, playing a janitor, replied, "Son, I don't even know you, but I don't think I can let you do this.
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Between 2003 and 2014, former graphic designer Tom Kiefer worked as a part-time janitor at a U.S. Border Patrol facility in Ajo, Arizona.
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Three principles helped govern his upward career trajectory from a high-school janitor at age 15 to one of the world's most influential CEOs.
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It was the janitor, who had discovered her portfolio and shown it to pulp magazine artist Rafael DeSoto, who lived in the same building.
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Vizguerra, 45, moved the U.S. from Mexico in 1997, working as a janitor and union organizer, and later owning a moving and cleaning business.
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As a janitor with a family, he struggled to pay for his employer's health care plan and did not have sufficient coverage for his needs.
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The lengthy, detailed warrant explains the bizarre story that led investigators to believe that the janitor, 30-year-old Joshua Lee Cope, is the suspect.
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"Everyone else seems to be acting like a racist crazy sociopath, so people who are even borderline act up because they can," the janitor wrote.
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Once they got to the back of the school, they were all set to break in there too, but suddenly a janitor appeared from inside.
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The cast members together earned $2 million per show, and "after two decades of incremental raises, even our janitor was pulling down $700,000," Reiss explains.
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Casey Affleck plays Lee, a Boston janitor who must return to his hometown when his brother dies to take care of his teenage nephew Patrick.
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One-time janitor Ronald Read of Vermont secretly amassed $8 million, thanks to similar choices: A frugal lifestyle and Buffett's buy-and-hold investing strategy.
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Conlon, an Irish immigrant who came to the states with $500 in his pocket, started as a janitor before getting into real estate in 163.
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Berry took up a series of jobs, first as a factory worker, then as a janitor and even took classes to train as a beautician.
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Lee (Casey Affleck) is a loaf by night, janitor by day in Boston, spending his free time fighting in bars and ignoring would-be suitors.
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Hall, a 14-year-old freshman on the day of the shooting, was in the cafeteria when a janitor started yelling for students to run.
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"I wouldn't buy any Christmas gifts knowing the government is gonna shut down," Bonita Williams, a janitor at the State Department, told the Washington Post.
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Read the full story here:A Google engineering director who is black said he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor
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Vautour, who works for Boston College as a nighttime janitor, was able to send his five children to college thanks to the school's tuition benefits.
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After graduating college, Masiwei, whose father is a school janitor, decided to move back in with his parents and rap rather than get a job.
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My father, an immigrant from Mexico, started his American Dream in jobs that included janitor, but, like many immigrants, business ownership was always his goal.
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All of this says nothing of the army of contractors -- from the low-paid janitor to the high-paid executive -- who subsist on federal contracts.
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Now I reckon I'm at just the level of casual knowledge that a gun-owning janitor or history teacher might be expected to have attained.
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I needed these to apply for a third job — on top of the two, as a house cleaner and a janitor, I was already doing.
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On my third day of hiding in the bathroom, the janitor caught me and told Miss Connolly, who gave me a lecture about good citizenship.
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She smashes her piggy bank, skimps on name brand groceries, and takes on a night shift working as a janitor at her local Congresswoman's office.
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Jobs would tell the VP that if the garbage in his office was not being emptied, Jobs would naturally demand an explanation from the janitor.
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It comes from the young janitor in Arkansas who stopped buying junk food and put off getting a haircut so he could contribute to it.
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The original film, lasting more than three hours, was edited down by his producer Vladimir Ivanoff — with a janitor, so Gance quipped — to 105 minutes.
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And, yes, arriving undercover as a janitor does seem like a very Jack Donaghy move, but I'm not convinced the two actually have anything in common.
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For me, it would be useful to have a sort of system janitor that comes around to certain file directories and trashes certain sorts of files.
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Reuters first reported on Wednesday evening that federal court documents showed the FBI has been investigating a janitor reportedly suspected of viewing and sharing child porn.
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He remained there for seven months until the hospital&aposs janitor decided to adopt him and take him home to join his wife and two daughters.
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My daddy ended up as a janitor, and I had a chance to become a public school teacher, a college professor, and a United States senator.
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The fates of Pacheco and Serrano and Montanez, the janitor who had once offered Vicente a kind word in the hospital, were hanging on his testimony.
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There's somehow money involved in the show, and a larger thread of the story involves a janitor hoping to earn money for his family by participating.
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As one-time Vermont-based janitor and gas station attendant Ronald Read displayed, you don't need to earn a six-figure income to become a multimillionaire.
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For several years, William held odd jobs in Lafayette—janitor at a strip club, loader in the warehouse of a factory, handyman at a movie theater.
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From being mistaken for a janitor to spending long periods of time away from her children, Johnson had to endure challenges unfamiliar to her male counterparts.
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One Canadian janitor who recently won the British Columbia Lottery may now be a millionaire, but that doesn't mean he plans on quitting his day job.
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After the war, he came home to work at a gas station and as a janitor at JCPenney, and married a woman who had two children.
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Because no one would question if I was a food service worker or a janitor who is coming to serve them food or clean their office.
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In March, the Fraternal Order of Police made sure Jason Van Dyke was still taken care of, hiring him as a janitor as he awaited trial.
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If there is one thing that Diaries of aSpaceport Janitor absolutely understands, it's the crushing weight of uncertainty and instability that working-class living brings about.
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"In it, he describes how his first job at age eight — assisting a janitor in town — helped him discover that he had a "talent for work.
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When she was growing up, Warren's father worked as a salesman at Montgomery Ward and later as a janitor; neither of her parents went to college.
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While living in a rough Boston neighborhood and working as a janitor at M.I.T., he solves a graduate-level math problem left up on a blackboard.
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Mr. Thwaites confirmed that this was the case, and not long afterward his security clearance was revoked and he was assigned to work as a janitor.
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Abe (David Harewood) works as a janitor, pushing brooms and cleaning up other people's waste; he spends much of the rest of his time in church.
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When I was in third grade, I couldn't sit still, so I spent a lot of each day chilling out with the janitor in the hallway.
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This ad switches things up, with author Roxane Gay contrasting the life stories of Warren ("her father wound up as a janitor") with the wealthy president.
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" Talking about his three months in jail (a month less, for working as a janitor) Diamond said: "It's pretty daunting, it's pretty scary going into that environment.
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Riverdale newcomer Chic is giving Svenson (Cameron McDonald) a run for his money in the creepy department — and that's assuming the janitor really was the Black Hood.
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The teddy bear is the third gift Josie has received, and it's probably purposefully creepy-seeming janitor Mr. Svenson (Cameron McDonald) is inappropriately crushing on the student.
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It was mid-day on a Wednesday and, aside from a janitor lacquering the floors with cleaning solution, Sanders and his crew were alone in the building.
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For this installment of First-Person Shooter, we handed off two cameras to a porter, janitor, and apartment maintenance man named Ryan who works in the Bronx.
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But, no, Keller managed to make it to the now-deceased serial killer and remove his titular black hood to reveal… Mr. Svenson (Cameron McDonald) the janitor?!
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Eventually we discover the noise that Dr. Sanjay and Mulder both heard came from a young man working as a janitor working at Dr. Goldman's mysterious company.
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Almost as if predicting the trajectory of their careers, the plot casts Pine as the clumsy bowling alley janitor who steals all of Lohan's success and luck.
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In the film, a janitor with a tragic past (Casey Affleck, whose nomination sparked controversy) returns home to care for his teenage nephew after his brother dies.
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Don't let anyone tell you that "he's just a harmless janitor" or "Reince Priebus will be a moderating influence" when that's never going to be the case.
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"Some people don't like the photos" of the union leaders, says Jim Shields, a janitor, motioning toward the 2300 portraits that adorn the front of the room.
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The ad features Curry shooting around in an indoor gym as a janitor, ball boy and other random passers-by earnestly ply him with jargon-laden pointers.
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The 13-episode series, Future Man, is about a janitor-slash-gamer who time travels with "mysterious visitors" trying to prevent mass extinction on Earth, Deadline reports.
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There they get to talking, and the janitor shows him his favorite part of his routine: opening the female employees' desk drawers, looking for tampons stashed there.
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Two years ago, 8-year-old Relisha Rudd disappeared from the shelter, apparently kidnapped by a janitor who was hired by the contractor that manages D.C. General.
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Ma's successor, Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang, keeps such a low profile that an employee's parent once mistook him for a janitor in Alibaba's headquarters, according to Bloomberg.
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"We've been in a political cesspit; people were so disillusioned," said María de la Paz Fernández, 67, a janitor who immigrated here from Spain as a child.
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Some unexpected star cameos are made as well, including Kel Mitchell of 90s show Keenan & Kel playing the cafeteria server and Wayne Brady as the school janitor.
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If there is one thing that Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor absolutely understands, it's the crushing weight of uncertainty and instability that working-class living brings about.
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A daughter of a janitor and a secretary, Ms. Kane grew up in Scranton and worked there as an assistant district attorney, specializing in prosecuting sex crimes.
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"The Shape of Water" is a fantastical feature about a 1960s research facility in which a janitor forms a relationship with an amphibious creature being held captive.
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Twenty years have gone by and I'm routinely confused for the janitor, despite the fact that I am the medical director and chairman for 100-plus doctors.
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Another match is tanakiki55 who says he's a janitor, looks suspiciously like a model, and is interested in everything from being my pen pal to marrying me.
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In They Won't Forget (1927), a Black janitor is accused of raping a white woman, and the terror in the actor's eyes lodges deep in Baldwin's mind.
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Suicide-prevention trainings are mandatory for all V.H.A. hospital employees — from a janitor to the chief medical officer — so they can recognize when someone is at risk.
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Or more like the janitor, maybe, considering your primary task quickly becomes fixing something that has gone terribly wrong with the Oldest House and perhaps reality itself.
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Many do the best they can to make ends meet, eventually finding work outside their trained profession, maybe at a fast food chain or as a janitor.
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Meantime, as a fire alarm blared, a janitor diverted senior David Hogg and other students away from the direction of the shooting, Hogg told CNN affiliate KTRK.
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In 19883, he had become the first African-American who was not a janitor to be hired to work at the Cape Canaveral space facility in Florida.
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One is an apartment-house janitor, Lee Chandler (Casey Affleck), and the other is his ex-wife, Randi (Michelle Williams), whom he hasn't seen in a while.
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Wallace made another attempt at the presidency in 1972, but his campaign ended when he was paralyzed in an assassination attempt by a janitor named Arthur Bremer.
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Inside the cavernous containment center, she meets one of its two occupants: Robinson Scott (Dominic Monaghan), an erratic janitor who might be experiencing psychosis from prolonged solitude.
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Her father, Chue Vang, who had been a child soldier in Laos, worked as a janitor and translator in Montana and with his wife raised five children.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has lived by 3 distinct principles throughout his career, from his time as a janitor to his role leading a $256 billion colossus
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They even had the janitor give an idea of, which I think their idea is that everybody has a good idea, and you don't know where it's from.
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To her dismay, the prince she tracks down is no longer a boy, but a lowly janitor who has become a menial part of a brainwashed corporate workforce.
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"From immigrant janitor to West Wing of the White House in two generations' time," Gillespie tells the camera in a slickly produced video introducing his blue-collar roots.
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Mathematician and statistician earned a score between 90 and 100 on the spectrum, while a few jobs, like singer, actor and janitor, required zero mathematical skills or knowledge.
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A sexless, pitiful nerd with no real prospects — he's working as a janitor and living with his parents — is reliant on video games for pleasure and self-esteem.
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Violence against Muslims remains a constant threat: Earlier this month, an imam and his assistant were shot execution-style, allegedly by a 35-year-old janitor from Brooklyn.
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" In "Anything Is Possible," the barns have burned down, and the farmer has become a janitor, haunted by the "terrible screaming sounds of the cows as they died.
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"If you say something bad about her dad, you will know it, whether you're the janitor or the president of the United States," Mr. Graham said on CNN.
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So he returned to his hometown of Buffalo, New York, where he painted, took a janitor job, became invested in leftwing politics, and joined an outlaw motorcycle gang.
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She raised them almost entirely as a single mother, living in public housing and working as a janitor and in other jobs to put her sons through school.
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According to the Catholic News Service, in his youth, the pontiff ran tests in a chemical laboratory, swept floors as a janitor, and worked as a bar bouncer.
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Tabori ended up in Los Angeles, where he worked as a janitor by day and learned English at night while continuing to compete in events across the country.
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The police report said more than a dozen rounds were fired between the officer and the janitor, but the officer left the scene unscathed, according to the report.
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The janitor screamed that in the whole universe there was only one kindhearted fool who would give away valuable housing and tolerate not being paid for six months.
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The film's title character, Will Hunting (Matt Damon), is an unacknowledged genius — with a legal charge against him — working as a janitor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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" The janitor allegedly continued to "feverishly" search the observatory and bring up concerns about security, saying "it was only a matter of time before the facility 'got hit.
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Still a working-class neighborhood on the brink of a colorful (and expensive) explosion, she stumbled into an art opening where the gallery's janitor was displaying his work.
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Bryant, 48, had been out of work again for more than a year until late last month, when he got hired as a janitor in his local school district.
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One night, Vicente recalls, a janitor came into his room and told him he was going to be OK, before setting down his broom and brushing back Vicente's hair.
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Others chimed in, explaining how the janitor could load malware onto a USB device and plug it into a computer to allow them to remotely hack into the network.
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Frank buys a tank of what's apparently hydrogen sulfide, brings it into a prison in Coalport while pretending to be a janitor, and uses it to kill Bonnie's father.
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The 1997 drama, which stars Matt Damon and Robin Williams, tells the fictional story of a maths genius who works as a janitor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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If you were super bummed by the reveal that janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was actually Riverdale's Black Hood, well, it looks like that... might not be true at all.
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It reminded me of Space Funeral on a few occasions, with a little touch of Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor in others—both very good things, for my money.
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Orphaned at a young age, he gained work as a janitor at a love hotel when he was 23, thankful for a place to stay and a steady wage.
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Authorities say the shooter, a sophomore at the school, pulled a handgun and started shooting indiscriminately inside the school until a janitor approached him and ordered him to surrender.
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Robbins grew up in an abusive household — he has recounted being chased by his knife-wielding mother to CNBC — and in his early days worked as a night janitor.
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And there is the scene of the janitor in his cell, on his bunk, filmed from above, the white faces looking down at him not visible to the audience.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles earlier this year, Robbins spoke about how his job as a janitor offered him the space to really consider what he wanted.
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The former janitor realizes that his life would probably look very different today had he not called up Enrico, and he uses that fact to inspire and encourage others.
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That same month, Kellogg's was targeted with social media criticism after a racially insensitive drawing on its Corn Pops box depicted the sole brown Corn Pop as a janitor.
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Among the seven people killed were three security guards and a hospital janitor, said Edwin Bravo, director of the San Juan de Dios hospital where the injured were transferred.
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"He made it sound like he was increasing the SMIC," said Joelle Santos, who works as a janitor in Paris, referring to the minimum wage by its French acronym.
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A press canard about her having been discovered while scrubbing away as a janitor at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg cemented her reputation as the ultimate Anastasia type.
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He came up with the idea for the snack while he was a janitor at Frito-Lay in the 80s, experimenting with a throwaway batch of un-cheesed Cheetos.
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Last Halloween, a puli from Kentucky named Keki won the day when her owner plopped her in a bright yellow janitor bucket and pushed her around like a mop.
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After his parents divorced, Hunter was raised by his paternal grandparents, John O'Dell, a janitor in a public library whose nickname, Jack, Hunter adopted; and Georgianna O'Dell, a homemaker.
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The place is empty and lit sparingly save for a janitor, as the narrator reminds us that not everyone has the privilege of working a 9 to 5 job.
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"I told her I was a janitor, but that I was going to school full time and I wanted to become a software engineer or in technology," Evans says.
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Last year, a game called Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor imagined the daily grind of a trash collector living hand-to-mouth on the fringes of an alien society.
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Her father was an alcoholic who didn't work; her mother worked as a janitor and washed diapers for extra money, but then in her forties she had a stroke.
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And one of its tensest, saddest lows is a confrontation between Munchies and Joey Fresco (Victor Almanzar), the building's janitor, who gets caught in the crosshairs of her despair.
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That year, the Walt Disney Company had reported almost thirteen billion dollars in profit; the night janitor was estimated to have been earning thirteen or fourteen dollars an hour.
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It's not unusual for him—he's made a career out of playing dress up—some days he's a physician, others a janitor and sometimes he's a high-powered businessman.
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The FBI released surveillance video from February 2014 that showed the 51-year-old janitor and the girl with pink galoshes walking together down the hallway of a Washington hotel.
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Instead, Flamin' Hot will focus on the story of the snack's creator, Richard Montañez, the son of an immigrant who found his way into the snack business as a janitor.
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In 1990, he tells CNBC, he took the $500 he had saved and headed for the U.S. He landed in Chicago, where he took a role as an assistant janitor.
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Nickelodeon sitcom "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" has tons of iconic recurring characters from The Janitor to Mr. Combover, but fan-favorite Coconut Head almost hardly appeared on the screen.
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"It used to be embarrassing to say that you were a descendant of indigenous people," said Marcela Suárez, 46, a janitor, as she stamped around the wooden stake at Leuvucó.
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His mother, Joanne White, said Friday through a representative that her son spent much of his time in the Navy as a cook and recently worked commercially as a janitor.
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While a janitor at a cut-rate movie house, Big Wong buys a DVD duplicating machine and starts to thrive as a bootlegger, touting his "King of Peking Presents" discs.
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The big winner at this year's Academy Awards was "The Shape of Water," Guillermo del Toro's fantasy about a mute janitor who falls in love with an imprisoned sea creature.
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"It shattered my world," Helen Avalos said on the phone during her shift as a janitor at Walter Reed, where she has cleaned the presidential hospital suite after Trump's appointments.
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A janitor at her middle school made inappropriate comments to her, she said, offering her money and free food from the cafeteria to try to get her to trust him.
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Out of the folks who looked like myself, we had a bus driver, janitor, factory worker, a Baptist preacher/lawyer, and my dad…a Corrections Officer at the local prison.
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Through a vacant lot, over a fence, and into an alley the man ran, closely pursued by the officer and the janitor, and soon another detective was in the chase.
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He had been seen trying to pick a lock in the Stewart Avenue flat building with the long knife, and one of the detectives, with the janitor, had given chase.
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This holds true for Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water," about the romance between Elisa, a mute janitor (Sally Hawkins), and a mysterious amphibian creature in Cold War America.
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Gilmore's father had inherited a tradition of labor organizing from his own father, a janitor at Yale who helped to organize the first blue-collar workers' union at the university.
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Norbert Alarcon, a former janitor, has been homeless for two years and sleeps in a tent made from plastic sheeting in a forested area of National City, near San Diego.
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Before he learns of Joe's death, Lee, who works as a janitor in a handful of apartment buildings near Boston, shovels snow, takes out the garbage and tackles plumbing problems.
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And here I am, the daughter of a janitor, who ended up as a public school teacher, a university professor, and a United States senator because America invested in kids.
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" Larry, a black janitor who lives in the South Bronx, tells him he isn't like other white guys: "You comfortable, you got your black past, you part of the community.
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He had begun as the janitor to two old Conchs, Pinder and Sawyer, who had been insuring shrimp boats for half a century and were part owners of a chandlery.
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A janitor swept confetti, coins and rubber balls off the floor as the dancing got underway after the tableau, or presentation of the members, at the Mystics of Time ball.
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Elizabeth Esty – and the courageous janitor who during the shooting called 911 and ran through the school while gunfire rang out, locking classroom doors and telling teachers and students to hide.
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Apparently, the idea sprang from a suggestion from writer Daniel Kraus ("a janitor that kidnaps an amphibian-man from a secret government facility"), and Kraus also mentions it on his website.
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Monáe, 33, grew up working class in Kansas City, Kansas: Her mother was a janitor, her biological father was a garbage man and her stepfather still works as a postal worker.
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That day, during a school assembly devoted to Lewis, it was announced he'd won Janitor of the Year, a national competition run by Cintas Corporation and involving some 200 janitors nationwide.
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This means the investigation has widened to whomever would have access to the teachers lounge, and there's only one person who would know if a poop attack went down: Hot Janitor.
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The grandson of a sharecropper, and son of a janitor, Frazier's appointment to CEO in 2011 made him the only black person leading one of the major U.S. or European drugmakers.
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Thanks to the generous act of wide receiver Brandin Cooks, the team's locker room janitor, Alfonso, will accompany them to this Sunday's game against the New England Patriots, off the clock.
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The 41-year-old janitor was shot in the backyard of his neighbor's house after he offered to check it for her following a burglary, according to his wife Elizabeth's GoFundMe.
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Aside from his early life in the state, there are his Hollywood roles in Good Will Hunting as a janitor at MIT, and more recently as a scientist stranded on Mars.
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She spoke with Reuters about how everyone from the chief executive officer to the janitor can improve his or her prospects with smart strategies, careful planning and the occasional big bet.
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Monae has stuck to a monochromatic uniform for several years—a tribute to the uniforms of her mother, who worked as a janitor, and her father, who drove a garbage truck.
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That's because for 15 years, the 62-year-old Waltham, Massachusetts, man has worked the graveyard shift as a janitor at Boston College – the same school each of his children attended.
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His father (played by the singer Seu Jorge), a soccer phenom himself and later a janitor, schools him in "the beautiful game," at one point using mangoes in lieu of balls.
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And "my father got restless, and in the second act when Betty Buckley started singing, he started jangling his keys — that was when all dads had, like janitor keys," he said.
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So perhaps it was not entirely unexpected that Mr. Q. should imagine that he was still a janitor, still at a school (albeit a school that had undergone some puzzling changes).
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But critical acclaim for Affleck's portrayal of a struggling janitor living outside Boston has also raised scrutiny over whether his past off-screen behavior should factor into his Academy Award consideration.
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An engineering director at Google recently went public with his own experiences of discrimination and said he believed he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor.
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"I have never felt so proud to be Canadian," said Marco Beaulieu, 256, a janitor, as he waited with friends outside a government cannabis retailer in the east end of Montreal.
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Before becoming the so-called voice of his generation and a rich rock star, Kurt Cobain was a child of divorce and a high-school dropout who worked as a janitor.
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The janitor had keys to the facility and knew the layout well, and was the only person at the observatory during the time of the downloads, according to the warrant application.
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The janitor who returns each night to make clean what will only be made dirty tomorrow; the homemaker who cooks one meal, only to do it again in a few hours.
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To illustrate we compare the career of Marta Ramos, left, who is a janitor at Apple, with that of Gail Evans, who held the same job at Kodak in the 1980s.
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Ms. Evans, who was a Kodak janitor in the early 1980s before her rise to executive there and at other leading firms like Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard, recalls a different experience.
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Another young woman, Thamara Jean, the daughter of a Haitian janitor living in Brooklyn, became the first Hunter graduate to receive a Rhodes scholarship, the school's president, Jennifer Raab, told me.
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Before Bob Iger worked his way up to the CEO of Disney, he started from the bottom, making money scraping gum as a summer janitor and assembling pies at Pizza Hut.
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Alone in her emphatically colorless office, Lucia (Annie Dow) whimpers and grouses and eventually cajoles Abel (Eddie Martinez of "Sense8"), the tattooed janitor who vacuums her floor, into becoming her confidant.
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Casey Affleck's Oscar-wining portrayal of Lee Chandler, a janitor nearly paralyzed by grief who finds himself the guardian of his teenage nephew, played by Lucas Hedges, comes to Amazon Prime.
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Mr. Urbanski started at the bowling alley as a janitor and worked his way up to a position behind the counter, said the friend, who has known him since middle school.
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The artist John Miller, a classmate at CalArts who has written extensively about Kelley, traces Kelley's interest in secret chambers back to his father, who worked as a public school janitor.
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The actor who played Carl the Janitor on "The Breakfast Club" allegedly used his acting powers for evil ... persuading an elderly woman to fork over $75k over an 11-year period.
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Vizguerra, who counts housekeeper, janitor and house painter among the jobs she's held, spent the next 3 1/2 years fighting and appealing various orders to deport her from the United States.
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In addition, a janitor who had bumped into Yatim an hour earlier at a subway station, testified that the teen appeared distressed and asked him repeatedly to call the police before leaving.
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One of my favorite stories is when John F Kennedy visited the NASA space center, he saw a janitor carrying a broom and he walked over and asked what he was doing.
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The long arms of the janitor can reach high ledges and search under beds, while a grotesque butcher barely looks like a person, with an alien face and an intimidating meat cleaver.
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" – Jarjar_head on Reddit "I used to work at a movie theater, and always fantasized about a manager or security guard forcing me into the janitor closet and having their way with me.
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The largest town in my county has a university – which a friend who worked there as a janitor called "the golden teat" – but the other, smaller towns have few options for work.
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Aguirre-Sacasa also told TVLine that the reason some fans may be disappointed in the Svenson reveal may have to do with the time crunch they were on to introduce the janitor.
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One of my favorite stories is when John F. Kennedy visited the NASA space center, he saw a janitor carrying a broom and he walked over and asked what he was doing.
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Eventually he had 250 employees – including two teachers and a janitor who helped sell the sandwiches from their own backpacks – and was earning about $212,2250 a week, while still in high school.
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The one-time janitor and gas station attendant built an $8 million fortune by budgeting and investing, and left most of his wealth to his local library and hospital after he died.
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Casey Affleck's taciturn janitor finds himself the reluctant legal guardian of his orphaned nephew (Lucas Hedges) and has to come to terms with his ex-wife (Michelle Williams) and a family tragedy.
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One suit, against a GEO Group facility in Colorado, noted that the company employed only one janitor on staff there, relying on its captive migrant workers to do almost all the work.
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When Mr. Q. died, of a sudden heart attack, he did so without perhaps ever realizing that he had been anything but a janitor with a lifetime of loyal work behind him.
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In 1963, Mr. Meachum graduated with a bachelor's degree in religious education from Piedmont Bible College (now Piedmont International University) in Winston-Salem, N.C., where he worked at night as a janitor.
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It genre-hops through fantasy, science fiction, thriller and romance to tell the tale of a mute janitor (Sally Hawkins) at a laboratory who falls for an amphibious, scaled creature (Doug Jones).
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"Strange Angel" is based on the true story of Jack Parsons, who worked as a janitor at a chemical mixing plant before contributing to the cutting-edge rocket technology of the 1930s.
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We end on the sobering and powerful story of a janitor at a US Customs and Border Protection facility who began collecting and photographing the items seized from migrants at the border.
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And there was almost no way to escape a career in watchmaking — if not involved in their actual creation, then working with them at some level, even if as clerk or janitor.
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"Thought it was weird at first — bugs in a box in the backyard," said Sean Phelps, 27, who left a secure job as a school janitor to work with the bee program.
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Swap the tournament for a futuristic video game, and bread-baking for a janitor, but it still involves Josh Hutcherson trying to up keep up with a female warrior, and we're pretty excited.
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And while the streets bleed for wont of opportunity, Jason Van Dyke, the cop behind McDonald's death, has been hired by the city's police union as a janitor since his firing and indictment.
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"Well, looks like we ain't gonna be able to use the janitor closet's faucet for hot water anymore—you know some guys'll die without their hot water," he said, fishing for a response.
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The amount of money someone has is far less important than their inner energy: Whether you are happy in your work as a lawyer or a janitor, that salary will be happy money.
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The gist: A Boston janitor (Casey Affleck) loses his adult brother (Kyle Chandler) to heart disease, and finds out that he's unexpectedly been granted custody of his 16-year-old nephew (Lucas Hedges).
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Alex Rodriguez became the wealthiest burger store janitor on earth Sunday -- when he busted out the mop and went to town at Wahlburgers ... all because the Yankees got swept by the Red Sox.
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Orphan. Survivor. Janitor. Painter. Robert Sundholm's path to New York City's Outsider Art Fair, the world's premiere showcase for self-taught artists with no formal training, is unusual in just about every way.
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Warren, the Harvard professor who recently suggested that moderate Democrats belong with the other party, could be more effective with these folks if she showed more of her daughter-of-a-janitor side.
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Casey Affleck's taciturn janitor finds himself the reluctant legal guardian of his orphaned nephew (Lucas Hedges) and has to come to terms with his estranged wife (Michelle Williams) and a long-ago tragedy.
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"I used to work as a janitor and I picked that job not because I like janitoring but because I could do it literally from 10 to 2 in the morning," Robbins says.
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A manager learned that Ms. Evans was taking computer classes while she was working as a janitor and asked her to teach some other employees how to use spreadsheet software to track inventory.
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"The Shape of Water," about a mute janitor who falls in love with a sea creature, is nominated for 13 Oscars, with Mr. del Toro receiving nods for his producing, direction and screenwriting.
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The receptionist and a janitor at a Minneapolis school were killed on Wednesday in an explosion that collapsed walls, buckled floors, ignited fires and knocked people off their feet outside, the authorities said.
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Mr. Barbosa, the eldest of eight children, worked as a janitor in a courtroom before going on to become the only black student in his law school class at the University of Brasília.
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The janitor hoped that someday the painter would win the lawsuit he had filed against Adik, the crook who had swindled him out of his apartment, and would then pay what he owed.
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A janitor swept up three cigarette butts and a foil wrapper, and it was quiet enough to hear the scrape of the dustpan on asphalt and the conversation of two security guards nearby.
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In 1983, Stout's body was found in a bathroom stall inside a University of Texas-operated office building in Austin, where she was a janitor working the late-night cleaning shift, according to reports.
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Reuters, citing a European Union official, named the janitor as Najim Laachraoui, the 25-year-old suspected bombmaker tied to both the Brussels attacks as well as the ones that struck Paris last year.
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The South Central, Los Angeles, native says she "became alive" as she viewed a mission control room and jet engines at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, where her late grandfather was a janitor.
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He had a message for Xbox, the Live team, EA sports, Microsoft's janitor, the world, and Microsoft's founder Bill Gates…who I'm pretty sure isn't that involved in the business anymore: Fix your shit.
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Back in 1976, Montanez was working as a janitor in a California Frito-Lay factory when he decided to smuggle a few unseasoned Cheetos puffs home and experiment with some spices of his own.
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Shatterly explained that although the number of black female scientists has grown, some struggles from the past persist today, such as being mistaken for a secretary or janitor or facing questions about their credibility.
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Taylor, who Medina said was another unarmed security monitor he contacted regarding his suspicions about Cruz, hid in a janitor&aposs closet when he heard the gunfire go off, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
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It's not like I expect huge emotional depth here, but the evil... janitor / bellhop thing was such a Redditor stereotype that he felt like he was designed for people to write think-pieces around.
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If you guessed "Chief Public Perception Janitor," well, close enough: The company's now looking for a head of brand strategy, which, presumably involves doing anything and everything differently than what they're doing right now.
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Released in 1984, the first film followed nerdy health club janitor Melvin Ferd, who, after a run-in with a group of violent bullies, is set on fire before getting doused in toxic chemicals.
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In "Manchester by the Sea" (2016), a depressed New England janitor is forced to return to the town where, five years earlier, he inadvertently set fire to his house and killed his three children.
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Watch it nowCasey Affleck leads an all-star cast in this acclaimed and poignant film about a solitary janitor whose life is transformed after he becomes the guardian of his 16-year-old nephew.
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Mr. Morel, who worked as a janitor, was taken into police custody on Sunday night, and has been charged with a single count of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder.
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I brought this up this up with Isobel James Shasha, a developer at Sundae Month who just released Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, which mixes lo-fi 3D environments with 2D pixel art characters.
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If a business hires two new immigrant janitors, a black janitor could become a foreman to manage the immigrants thanks to his English fluency or take on a more specialized role for higher pay.
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Age: 55Nationality: AmericanHow he made his fortune: Born in Nazareth, Israel, Gores moved to America aged five, and later attended Michigan State University, where he also worked as a janitor to pay for tuition.
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Op-Ed Contributor If Mark Zuckerberg and a janitor who works at Facebook's headquarters each received a speeding ticket while driving home from work, they'd each owe the government the same amount of money.
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Andrew Farrell was just doing his job as a janitor at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport when 50 Cent appeared to randomly single him out on video ... accusing him of being high at work.
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After a series of interviews, officials learned Relisha was last seen with the shelter's janitor, 51-year-old Khalil Tatum, an ex-con who had been buying her gifts and taking her on outings.
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We also learn that he has been pilloried by campus feminists for having an affair with a college janitor, an illiterate 34-year-old woman who has a history of being victimized by men.
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Valerie Demings: I believe that only in America can a little black girl, the daughter of a maid and a janitor growing up in the South in the '60s, have such an amazing opportunity.
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With dad the sole breadwinner as the graveyard shift janitor at the University of Saskatoon, Heat and his siblings fell primarily under the care of his mother, who had challenges with mental illness and addiction.
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I was a janitor and I was like, 'Since I'm here, I might as well find a trade to get into, get involved in it, make myself and make a big living out of it.
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It's like if you were hired to create a dream team to figure out how to transform your company and prepare it for the future—but instead, you and your team took over janitor duties.
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It's simple: There is no reason a retail worker, janitor or any worker who isn't "highly skilled" can't be paid a high wage, other than the lack of power to demand it through collective bargaining.
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Walmart has 704 million square-feet of space to mop up around the country, and the company believes the robot janitor will save time and free up workers to do other jobs around the store.
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A young man was sweeping the small yard outside the outbuilding that housed the restrooms; he was the janitor and handyman, he said, but he was wary when I tried to strike up a conversation.
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And my father, who has earned minimum wage as a janitor ever since the central government shut down state-owned enterprises in the 1990s and caused millions of layoffs nationwide, can't be of much help.
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When Mr. Khosrowshahi took over as chief executive of Uber in 2017, he became the best-compensated janitor in Silicon Valley, with a mandate to clean up the mess left by the company's exiled founder.
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In the same list, the department broadly redefines "work force" so religious protections can apply not just to the nurse in the room, but also to the scheduler, the janitor and the security guard outside.
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One speaker, Facebook janitor Maria Gonzalez, said through a translator she would like to see tech companies make their campuses sanctuaries for immigrants who may face legal issues with their status, such as undocumented immigrants.
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Ferrari, the author of several previous novels, works as a janitor in a Buenos Aires subway station, a job he obtained after he and his wife were deported from the United States in the 1990s.
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He works three minimum wage jobs — as a temporary cook on game days at the city's stadiums, as a janitor at Costco on the overnight shift and as a handyman in his own small business.
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Yet for Mr. Frazier, the son of a janitor and the grandson of a man born into slavery, the president's remarks — in which he blamed the violence on "many sides" — were too much to bear.
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But, according to an FBI application for a search warrant obtained by CNN affiliate KOAT, a janitor at the facility is suspected of using the Sunspot Solar Observatory's WiFi to download and share child pornography.
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" Guy McIntyre Three rings with San Francisco 49ers, now the team's 'Director of Alumni' First job: School janitor "In the eighth grade I made $99 a week working at the elementary school in Thomasville, Georgia.
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Yet for Mr. Frazier, the son of a janitor and the grandson of a man born into slavery, the president's remarks — in which he blamed the violence on "many sides" — were too much to bear.
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The first nurse Mary Eliza Mahoney, born in 21987, had been a cook, a janitor and a washerwoman before she began working at the New England Hospital for Women and Children, according to Jacksonville University.
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A few years ago, she asked permission to spend a day there doing various jobs: as a guard in the Impressionist galleries; working in the hot line at the staff cafeteria; and as a janitor.
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According to Variety, Fox Searchlight and producer Devon Franklin will soon share the story of Richard Montañez, a janitor-turned-snack-connoisseur who now spends his days jet-setting around the globe as a motivational speaker.
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And for fans who miss the retro spin of the show — an odd tale of a janitor held hostage by mad scientists and forced to watch bad movies — Twitch is airing a marathon of "classic" episodes.
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But, the "Silent Night, Deadly Night" reveal that previously unseen weirdo Janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was the town tormentor sounded more like a vintage Scooby Doo ending than a twist worthy of TV's best murdery soap.
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"So on invitation from Professor Gottesman, I would barge in on his lecture class from time to time as the [janitor] coming by to check on things, and the professor would joyfully play along, " says Ferrell.
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Two weeks later, Nathaniel Johnson, a 21-year-old janitor for the Detroit Public Library, and his friend Clarence Manning, 25, encountered STRESS officer Michael Worley disguised as a hippie in old clothes and a beard.
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In his 26 years, Martin Batalla Vidal has been many things: a Mexican citizen, a New York City resident, a high school graduate, a nursing student, a caterer, a health club janitor and an undocumented immigrant.
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Traylor is one of three dazzling moderns in America—with Martín Ramírez (1895-1963), a Mexican-born inmate of a California mental hospital, and Henry Darger (1892-1973), a Chicago janitor—who especially swamp the designations.
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It tells the story of a teacher at a school for the deaf who meets a feisty young woman named Sarah—a former student who now works as a janitor and refuses to use her voice.
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"We had to find clues in the tears to put them back in order," Brett said, insisting he was the first to have tried to reassemble the story lines that this visionary hospital janitor once painted.
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In the classic horror comedy, which was initially going to be titled Health Club Horror, Melvin, the Tromaville Health Club's scrawny janitor, is constantly being picked on by idiot meatheads while mopping the gym's weight rooms.
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It's not as if he's had much choice: This is, after all, a decade in which Star Wars: The Force Awakens diminishes its embrace of "diversity" by resurrecting the Scared Black Janitor as a central figure.
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But what struck Regina Taylor hardest were newspaper articles about James Collins Johnson, a janitor at Princeton who was arrested in 1843 and put on trial after a white student identified him as a fugitive slave.
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While crickets may be the sound heard in the suit sections of many department stores, and a high-end-janitor look continues to reign among European designers, cold opens have stealthily become catwalks of the air.
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Once a graphic designer living in Los Angeles, Kiefer moved to the small town in southwestern Arizona to lower his cost-of-living expenses; he took the part-time janitor position to support his art practice.
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Fleeing black-uniformed snipers and storm troopers, as well as opportunistic street criminals, Lucy teams up with a burly janitor named Stupe (Dave Bautista), and they zigzag through the neighborhood that gives the movie its title.
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After investigating the renegade pineapple, they discovered that the glass case had been placed at the exhibition by a janitor — though it was unclear whether the act had been motivated by humor, artistic sensibility or both.
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As the painter's back rent accumulated, however, the janitor felt more and more aggravated at the sight of his prone body when he came in early in the morning to get his shovel or his broom.
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One example cited by Don McNay, a Richmond, Kentucky, financial adviser who also has represented lottery winners, is Abraham Shakespeare, a Lakeland, Florida, janitor won a cash payout of $6663 million in the Florida lottery in 2006.
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That's all very weird, considering that the town believes that Svenson (Cameron McDonald), the school janitor whose family was killed by a murderer known as The Riverdale Reaper, was actually the one behind the Black Hood crimes.
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Damon, who is a native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, famously won an Oscar for his role in the 1997 hit "Good Will Hunting," in which he played an MIT janitor who also happened to be a mathematical genius.
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In response to a question about whether 4chan is really that bad of a community, the janitor wrote something that will sound familiar to anyone who has spent any time on Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter since 2015.
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K.J. Apa recently teased to TVLine that janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) wasn't the real Black Hood, and if there's anyone who would want to learn the killer's true identity, it would be the true crime-obsessed Jughead.
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The son of a Mexican immigrant, he apparently grew up in Southern California picking grapes, then became a janitor at Frito-Lay, PepsiCo's snack company — the perfect place to develop a billion-dollar flamin' hot snack idea.
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In American Skin, Parker plays Lincoln Jefferson — a recently divorced Marine veteran who takes a job as a janitor at a prestigious junior high school in California in order to mend his relationship with his estranged son.
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Prosecutors allege they'd been handcuffed together and were swollen from a recent beating, but they walked in the early morning hours to the elder brother's high school, where a janitor called 911, according to the News Sentinel.
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By working the part-time janitor job making $40 a week, Robbins was eventually able to invest in himself and form a billion-dollar empire through being a founder or partner at over a dozen different companies.
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He grew up near Yankee Stadium and graduated from the Bronx High School of Science, New York University and New York University Law School, living in Greenwich Village and paying his rent by working as a janitor.
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Now, Mr. Affleck is on the precipice of wider glory once more, with his much praised lead performance as a grief-stricken janitor in Kenneth Lonergan's new film, "Manchester by the Sea" (set to open Nov. 18).
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My daddy ended up as a janitor, but I got to become a teacher, a law school professor, a United States senator and now a candidate for president because higher education opened a million doors for me.
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You're strung along by the secrets of the sewer dungeons to believe that Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor has an underlying RPG format, a larger world to explore, with weapons and armor even being sold in shops.
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After someone on the bus made an emergency call, Italian carabinieri, or military police, reached the bus and safely rescued all the children, as well as two teachers and a janitor aboard, as it burst into flames.
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Others have more innocuous titles that conceal the darker thrust of their game play: In the forthcoming Kindergarten, for instance, cartoon children are shot in the head by the school principal or hacked apart by the janitor.
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But this film — which stars Casey Affleck as a janitor who finds himself the guardian of his teenage nephew, played by Lucas Hedges — has been a critical darling since its premiere at Sundance Film Festival last year.
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On Sunday, Mr. Frazier, the son of a janitor and grandson of a man born into slavery, watched news coverage of white nationalists clashing with counterprotesters in Charlottesville, and of Mr. Trump's ambiguous response to the violence.
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On top of her full-time office manager job, Espinoza has worked nights as a janitor in an office building to help pay for tuition, taking her daughters along to instill in them a strong work ethic.
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To confront the severed head and fragmented body of a janitor in a museum space is a discomfiting reminder of the undocumented (in more than one sense) material labor from which such discourses can help distract us.
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"That's really irresponsible if they know that there's a case," said Ms. Santamaria, who has worked as a janitor in the United States since fleeing the civil war in her native Nicaragua more than three decades ago.
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"That's really irresponsible if they know that there's a case," said Ms. Santamaria, who has worked as a janitor in the United States since fleeing the civil war in her native Nicaragua more than three decades ago.
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It's unclear how long the paintings have been inside the South Cumberland Elementary School, located 100 miles east of Nashville, but a complaint was first made in December by a concerned janitor of a nearby elementary school.
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When the show premiered in 1988, it was rooted in a kooky plotline involving mad scientists forcing a janitor named Joel Robinson (played by creator Joel Hodgson) to watch lousy movies with his helpful, smart-assed robot friends.
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The attention is for his role in Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea, in which he plays a Boston janitor navigating several different kinds of grief, and coming to terms with being given custody of his teenage nephew.
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After I caught my breathe over the legitimately shocking twist, I immediately thought back to Riverdale's last unexpected turn: a Scooby Doo villain of a person, janitor Joseph Svenson (Cameron McDonald), being tapped as the Black Hood killer.
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After Frank Baez moved from the Dominican Republic to New York City with his mother at the age of 15, he stepped up to help his family financially, becoming a janitor at New York University's Langone Tisch Hospital.
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In fact, Ben and Damon made sure Casey had a role in the box-office juggernaut, which also starred Robin Williams in an Oscar-winning performance and followed a secret mathematics genius working as a janitor at MIT.
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The new biopic, called Flamin' Hot, will be written by Lewis Colick (October Sky) and will likely follow Montanez's Horatio Alger–style rise from janitor to spicy snack genius to top exec at PepsiCo, where he works today.
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The plot of Observer largely takes place in the various parts of a run-down apartment building, and during our traversal of that building we see two characters over and over again: a cleaning bot and a janitor.
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David Zindel says his father, Paul Zindel, wrote a 1969 play called, "Let Me Hear You Whisper" ... the story of a lonely female janitor who works graveyard shifts at a lab that performs animal experiments for military use.
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Ichijo was also kind enough to point me towards games such as " RE.CO.N" , Devil Daggers, Strafe, Dusk, Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, and Vaccine as examples of other works playing in the a similar PS1-era 23D style.
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If she had tilted an inch to the right rather than to the left, she would have dropped out of sight, into the cables on the floor, and nobody would have found her till the janitor cleaned up.
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Written by Guillermo del Toro and Vanessa Taylor In a government laboratory in the middle of the Cold War, a mute janitor, Elisa (Sally Hawkins), has made a connection with the strange Amphibian Man being held captive there.
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The facility's chief observer told authorities that he had found a laptop hidden in often-vacant office spaces at Sunspot, which authorities now allege was used by a Sunspot janitor to download child pornography through the facility's WiFi.
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"[The janitor] has a key to the building and unlimited access to the building, and is familiar with which offices are used only a handful of times a year," the warrant application said, according to the Washington Post.
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The Los Angeles Times reports photographer Tom Kiefer worked as a janitor at a CBP facility in southern Arizona from 28503 to 22019 and collected items that were seized from migrants and asylum-seekers who crossed the border.
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The local press had recently published several sensational reports about Disneyland, including a story about a sixty-one-year-old night janitor at the Disneyland Resort who had died, alone, in her car, where she had been living.
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If the writer is unwilling to fill this part, then the writer should abandon pretense and find another line of work: become a shoe repairman, a brain surgeon, a janitor, a cowboy, a nuclear physicist, a bus driver.
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But that Daddy Warbucks paternalism was how, in 1982, the owner of the country's most ferocious comedic imagination — Richard Pryor — went from desperate janitor to live-in amusement for the bratty son of a rotten businessman (Jackie Gleason).
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I'm referring to the trailer for Future Man, Hulu's upcoming series that follows a janitor and hardcore gamer (played by The Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson) who is drawn into a time-traveling adventure to save the future of humanity.
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The court heard how the boys had been handcuffed together and were swollen from a recent beating, but walked in the early morning hours to Austin's high school, where a janitor called 911, according to the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Adding fuel to Rachelle's conflicts at home was her choice of a boyfriend: Jason Arrant, in his mid-20s, a high school janitor who liked to stay up late playing video games and who lived in his mom's basement.
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Now we know what happened: According to a federal search warrant, a janitor at the facility had been downloading and distributing child pornography, prompting scientists to suddenly clear out the facility after they began to fear for their safety.
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After a close encounter with a pair of looters, she teams up with Stupe, a gruff janitor whose battlefield medical skills, collection of firearms, and references to military tactics clearly indicate that he's much more dangerous than he appears.
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She is a "code janitor," a woman who deals in digital trash, desperately working to preserve the mediocre health care coverage that allows her father to stay alive despite the futuristic disease that has consigned him to a coma.
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This "twist" is so unsurprising, every fiber of my Riverdale-loving being is convinced Svenson's death won't mark the end of the Black Hood's torment of our eponymous town, because the janitor probably isn't the real Black Hood Killer.
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Sonia, who works as a janitor at Reagan National Airport and asked to be identified by an alias out of fear of retaliation from her employer, said she and her co-workers were furious when they heard the news.
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The Israeli police announced on June 2000 that a Palestinian man had been charged with raping a 000-year-old ultra-Orthodox girl, a student at the religious elementary school in Modiin Illit where he worked as a janitor.
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"The Shape of Water," a modestly budgeted fantasy about a mute janitor who falls in love with an imprisoned sea creature, became the year's most decorated movie, receiving 13 nominations, including for best picture and Guillermo del Toro's directing.
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Well, other than the people in the room, I, Steven Yablonsky, alone know exactly what was said because I worked as a janitor in the building and was hiding in the closet recording all of it on my phone.
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The promo picture for The Foundation shows a location that we entered into briefly at the behest of the janitor Ahti when he was going "on holiday," so it already seems like there's weird shit going on down there.
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If anything, she says, the challenge was in not acting, but instead trying to find a shared emotional truth with her character, Sarah, a janitor who, much to the consternation of her boyfriend, chooses not to use her voice.
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In Control, you play as Jesse Faden who, at the outset of the game, shows up at the Federal Bureau of Control — a government entity that studies and documents the paranormal — for a job interview as the assistant janitor.
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The actress has landed the directing job for "Flamin' Hot," a biopic about Richard Montanez, a Frito-Lay janitor and Mexican immigrant who created the spicy Flamin' Hot Cheetos snack and became famous within the food industry, reports Deadline.
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Here is how Frazier balances his role as an industry leader with his "personal conscience:" Frazier's grandfather was born into slavery, his mother passed away when he was 12 and his father worked as a janitor in North Philadelphia.
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Ms. Tran, who was born in Vietnam and came to the United States when she was 9, attended Harvard, where she worked as a janitor to help pay for school before eventually entering the Dartmouth-Brown Program in Medicine.
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Malcolm's gift doesn't bring him out of his class position; it entrenches it: in the show's finale he gets accepted into Harvard but can only afford the tuition fees by working as the university's janitor at the same time.
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Hutcherson stars as Josh Futterman, a janitor by day/world-ranked gamer by night who is tasked with preventing the extinction of humanity after mysterious visitors from the future proclaim him the key to defeating an imminent super-race invasion.
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Ridloff is starring as Sarah (originated by Phyllis Frelich, who won the Tony Award for best actress in Mark Medoff's Tony-winning play), a young deaf woman working as a janitor at a school for the deaf and hard of hearing.
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A professor once described how hardships become inscribed on one's body, and Ms. Barros thought of her father, a janitor at a home for troubled boys, and the wrinkles carved in his face from worrying about money and her mother's health.
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Early on, you'll walk past the dangling feet of a recently hung man — Six is too short to see the rest of him — and get chased by a blind janitor with impossibly long arms, perfect for snatching up small children.
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Entry-level salaries for the kinds of jobs that someone like Garcia might apply for — retail clerk, food preparer, restaurant server, janitor, unskilled construction worker — are stuck right at or barely above the minimum wage, which is now $18,700 a year.
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Damon was the impetus behind 2016's Manchester by the Sea, the moving, downbeat Kenneth Lonergan film starring Casey Affleck, who won the Best Actor Oscar for his role as an emotionally numb janitor who takes care of his teenage nephew.
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The Sabrina the Teenage Witch star revealed that he's been working as a janitor in a tweet about the job-shaming controversy that arose after photos surfaced of Owens, a 57-year-old Cosby Show alum, bagging groceries at Trader Joe's.
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Monáe also says growing up in a working class household — her mother was a janitor, her biological father was a garbage man and her stepfather is a postal worker — made her work harder to become the artist she is today.
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Born the son of a Mexican immigrant and having grown up in the migrant farm worker community picking grapes in Southern California, Montanez eventually worked as a janitor at a Frito-Lay plant in Rancho Cucamonga, California during the 1970s.
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It takes me all of 2000 minutes to find the yellow house with the wraparound porch that every girl will declare "Lorelai's house" this weekend — across from it there are six people helping a janitor change a lightbulb on the porch.
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Writer-director Kenneth Lonergan paints a portrait of Lee (Affleck), a Boston janitor who's thrown back into his ugly past and hometown after his brother's untimely death, and is forced to take care of his teenage nephew Patrick (Lucas Hedges).
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According to an interview with Mass Appeal, the producer from Columbia, South Carolina was working as a janitor making $400 a month when he managed to get the beat for "2 Cups Stuffed" placed on Thug's breakout 2013 mixtape 1017 Thug.
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Now, more than a decade after Pan's Labyrinth's release, the Mexican American director is going back to his roots with The Shape of Water, a film equal parts fantasy, history, and horror about a janitor who befriends an aquatic alien.
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Hulu intends to make a splash at Comic-Con with their high-concept new sci-fi series, which stars Josh Hutcherson as a janitor by day/world-ranked gamer by night who is tasked with saving the Earth from alien invaders.
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Ronald Read, a one-time janitor and gas station attendant in Vermont, for example, quietly amassed $8 million fortune thanks to his smart budgeting habits and by investing in companies like Procter & Gamble, J.P. Morgan Chase, CVS Health and Johnson & Johnson.
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"I'm not concerned about his misuse of campaign funds," said Campa-Najjar, who worked as a janitor while he was in school and served as a White House intern helping to select the constituent letters that President Barack Obama would read.
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Sonia, who works as a janitor at Reagan National Airport and asked to be identified by an alias out of fear of retaliation from her employer, said she and her co-workers were furious when they heard the news on Monday.
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"I've never really thought about these moments cumulatively before," Julie Oppenheimer of Chicago wrote on Facebook, after listing a few episodes of her own, including being kissed on the mouth by the janitor at her synagogue when she was 13.
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Even after the curtain calls, this sardonic show can't resist one more uncomfortable joke: He reappears in his wheelchair as the janitor tasked with cleaning up confetti, and (jovially) makes the children in the audience feel guilty enough to join him.
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Playing both the arthritic Nova Scotian artist Maude Lewis in Maudie and a mute janitor in Guillermo del Toro's film, Hawkins was gunning for an Oscar nomination when clearly her best, most reserved and restrained performance is in Paddington 2.
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"I'm a worker, I'm a mechanic, I'm the janitor, I'm the electrician, I maintain the A.C., the heating," said Mr. Farago, who on a recent weekday was also a babysitter, dashing frequently into his back office to check on his granddaughter.
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In the United States, much of our public forest land is overgrown because of past policies directing firefighters to put out every fire just as soon as it starts burning, which eliminates fire's natural role as janitor of the wild.
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Tommy Guptill, the janitor in "The Sign," sees Marilyn Macauley in a store just before he passes a display of Lucy Barton's new book and then thinks of Marilyn's husband, Charlie, damaged by his military service like Tommy's own brother.
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As he was standing outside the Loma Coffee Shop on Broadway, near Myrtle Avenue, in the heart of a bustling transit hub, several people who were smoking started falling to the ground, Mr. Rodriguez, 285, a janitor, recalled on Sunday.
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That he proves utterly inept at dognapping doesn't obscure his horrific efforts to silence every small pup that comes to his attention, nor does it prevent the janitor from contributing in his own macabre way to the missing-dog epidemic.
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"It used to be that companies like G.M. or the local bank or factory directly employed the janitor, the clerical worker," Professor Katz said, noting that their pay would rise along with other employees' when the company was doing well.
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In the white space, the most acceptable black person is one who is either "in his place," working as a janitor or as a service person, or one who is otherwise being vouched for by white people in good standing.
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Indeed, the Office of Equity and Inclusion's presentation outlines related recent events, such as the case of a Yale janitor who was fired for destroying a stained glass window that showed slaves picking cotton, but then was hired back by the university.
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An information technology company was not a joint employer of a janitor provided by a staffing firm who claimed she was fired because she is gay, even though it had some control over her work, a divided U.S. appeals court said on Wednesday.
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Mr Anas, who keeps his identity secret by concealing his face with a veil of beads when appearing in public, has broken stories by disguising himself and pretending to be a janitor in a brothel, a taxi driver and a rock star.
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When Cooper checked into the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital last year for treatment, it was the first time he came across the facility's longtime janitor, Gregory Watson, who was just assigned to the fifth floor, where the young boy was staying.
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Rather than serving as a Maester in the Citadel as he'd hoped, he's basically a janitor: his life consists of stacking books, cleaning bedpans, pouring stew that looks like it came from a bedpan, and washing everything so his day can start again.
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When he was 23, after a couple of years of working as a janitor during the day, painting apartments at night and stuffing his earnings in a shoe box for safe keeping, Conlon scraped together enough money to buy his first place.
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He's always bringing something interesting and distinctive to the table, and The Shape of Water looks to be no different: The fantasy-romance-drama centers on a mute janitor in 60s Baltimore who helps a mysterious sea creature escape from a government facility.
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Encouragement comes in surprising places In college, Ferrell dressed as a janitor and crashed his friend's Thematic Options literature class, pretending he was there to clean up a student's vomit — really he was there to try out his jokes on an audience.
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Zeke now works as a janitor and hopes he can one day go to college; he uses a loan shark when he's short on cash: "I'd like to go back to the bank, but I can't afford the monthly charges," he told me.
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What they end up using them for, in the season's final moments, is diverting the attention of a school shooter who walks into the cafeteria with an automatic weapon, distracting him long enough so that a janitor can tackle him to the floor.
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It's a sour taste that the young developer collective at Sundae Month know all too well, and one reason why their latest game, the"anti-adventure" Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, can find such beauty in the banality of a truly awful job.
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It's a sour taste that the young developer collective at Sundae Month know all too well, and one reason why their latest game, the "anti-adventure" Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, can find such beauty in the banality of a truly awful job.
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I also moved 1,500 miles away from where I bought OxyContin when I quit, went to a $100,000 rehab on private insurance, and then stayed for 10 more months working as a nighttime janitor and going to A.A. like 10 times a week.
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The first of six titles coming to the streaming platform is "The Toxic Avenger," a cult classic about a janitor who falls into a vat of toxic waste and becomes a mutant that rids a fictional New Jersey town of corruption and evil.
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"We want to be very clear — Michael spent much of his time in the Navy as a cook and recently worked as a commercial janitor — he is not now, nor has he ever been a spy," the family said in a statement.
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This drama by Guillermo del Toro, which won four Oscars, delicately traces the romance of Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a nighttime janitor at a government research lab in Cold War-era Baltimore, and a creature she discovers trapped in a tank (Doug Jones).
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In 1981, when Mr. Schaefer, then 22, started at WNYC, the station was still owned by the City of New York, as it had been for nearly six decades, and virtually every employee, from radio host to janitor, was a civil servant.
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The second ad starts by contrasting Trump's life with Warren's, saying the president grew up in "a mansion in New York City," receiving millions of dollars from his father, while the senator grew up in Oklahoma, and her father was a janitor.
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A Pakistani woman entered the elevator on a recent afternoon with a big bag of groceries, flicking a dupatta over her shoulder as a Nepalese nurse and the janitor, a man from Jamaica there to mop up a spill, followed her in.
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"The time has come for a clown to be at the helm of Brazil," said Everton de Souza, 36, a janitor in Rio de Janeiro, promptly naming the man for the job: Tiririca, an actual clown whose name translates to Grumpy in Portuguese.
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Earlier this year, Lonergan returned to Sundance to attend the première of his new film, "Manchester by the Sea," which stars Casey Affleck as Lee Chandler, a janitor who, in the aftermath of personal tragedies, becomes responsible for his teen-age nephew.
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The janitor reportedly said people were taking his belongs and told the chief observer something along the lines of, "I should be able to throw a laptop down in a room and not have to worry about someone stealing it," according to the search warrant.
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A young victim of sexual abuse is suing his school board and two of its employees in federal court, for $10 million, alleging they failed to protect him and other students from a sexual predator who worked as a janitor at their school, PEOPLE confirms.
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Gobble, 42, was Lebanon Elementary's former head janitor and was sentenced in 2014 to 100 years in prison after confessing to sexually abusing four boys ages 14 or younger over a four-and-a-half-year period, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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The podcast chronicles a bizarre variety show, which takes place at the top of the Eiffel Tower, and the life of the lonely janitor (named Julian like the creator, Julian Koster of indie rock band Neutral Milk Hotel) who wishes he could join the cast.
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The CNN host ripped Brinkley, calling her "horrific" and slamming her for abusing a state law allowing her to put Hudson back behind bars ... despite the fact the janitor had kept his nose clean for 10 years, while taking care of his special needs daughters.
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You should also check out coverage from recent new additions like Melia Russell, who covers venture capital and tech and reported on a Google engineering director who is black and said he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor.
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Mr. Taubert, who said in court that he once served in the United States Air Force, worked as a janitor at a variety of offices, including some government employers, until 2011, when he had a stroke and had to stop working, according to court papers.
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In one demonstration, the Xodiac performed a deceptively mundane task: it carried a "planetvac"—an invention intended to vacuum dust from the lunar surface—up and over one metre, deployed the vacuum, then scooted up and over another metre, hopping like a lunar janitor.
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We don't find out the details until midway through the film, but it's obvious from the start, written all over his face and posture as he works as a janitor and handyman in a building in Quincy (pronounced kwinzee, if you're in the know).
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That was true both on and off screen for Octavia Spencer and Sally Hawkins in The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro's ghoulish romance about a mute janitor (Hawkins) who falls in love with an aquatic creature housed in the top secret government facility where she works.
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As the son of a diligent janitor and differently abled mother, I would have never thought that I would become the first student from Columbia High to ever attend an Ivy League institution, and yet I am proud to announce that this has become my reality.
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A janitor at the New Mexico solar observatory that was mysteriously shuttered earlier this month had allegedly been downloading and distributing child pornography, according to a federal search warrant, sparking scientists to suddenly close and evacuate the facility after they began to fear for their safety.
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Even roles that could have easily been one-note, like the brutally pragmatic Project Noah overseer Clark Richards (Vincent Piazza), or janitor Lawrence Grey (Jason Fuchs), who serves as Renfield to Fanning's Dracula, have some nuance, thanks to strong performances and Liz Heldens' lean but sharp script.
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The dead man, Ventril Dease, a reclusive janitor, made it explicitly clear that he wanted these paintings destroyed, but Josephina spies the chance to make a master out of an "outsider artist"—and, of course, the chance to make her name and a lot of cash.
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See also: Real estate mogul: Buying a house is your fastest path to wealth How this self-made millionaire went from janitor to real estate mogul, outselling the pros 100-to-1 Real-estate mogul: Don't commit to a neighborhood before you check these 3 things
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Along with Garrett&aposs wife Eunice (Nia Long), they train a working class white man, Matt Steiner (Nicholas Hoult), to pose as the rich and privileged face of their burgeoning real estate and banking empire – while Garrett and Morris pose as a janitor and a chauffeur.
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Jeanette Vizguerra, who came to the United States 20 years ago without authorization and worked as janitor before owning a moving company, was named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2017 last month after she sought refuge at a church.
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"Even with a dishwasher, a janitor, or a custodian at an organization like SpaceX needs to have ITAR clearance unless they are physically blocked off from key areas of the premises where sensitive information is housed," Shirley Tang, an immigration attorney in New York, told me.
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Keith Caneiro showed an early aptitude for computers, according to a 2001 article in the Asbury Park Press, and after working at fast-food restaurants and as a janitor in a computer store, he started a company with his older brother in 1987 that installed computer systems.
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Eastern Michigan University football coach Chris Creighton and his staff wore name-tagged work shirts, similar to what a janitor or mechanic might wear, during a bowl game last month, and Nevada football coach Jay Norvell did the same thing at a practice a few days later.
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A janitor (Josh Hutcherson) finds out his favorite video game is actually a recruitment tool—and now he's conscripted by the game's heroes (Eliza Coupe and Derek Wilson) to put those skills to use, time-hopping through his family's history in a bid to stave off global disaster.
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Despite a city-wide dragnet, the case hit a dead end until Ephraim Littlefield, a medical-school janitor who lived next to Webster's college study, hacked his way into the vault under the professor's rooms and unearthed a pelvis, thigh and lower leg—presumed to be the missing man's.
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"To Understand Rising Inequality, Consider the Janitors at Two Top Companies, Then and Now," by Upshot's Neil Irwin, on the N.Y. Times Business cover: Gail Evans, now a global chief information officer, was a janitor in Building 326 at Eastman Kodak's campus in Rochester in the early 1980s.
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Though the full details of the heist have not been made public, the Daily Beast reported that he may have used a vacuum cleaner bag to sneak out the loot — a move that would not have seemed suspicious, since Kriangkrai sometimes worked as a palace janitor as well.
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