Teaching is one of the most exhausting, yet rewarding professions.
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Eclipses are wildly dynamic and can be the most exhausting times of the year.
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That flattening, to me, is what is most exhausting about this scarcity-induced discourse.
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It was by far the most exhausting character I've ever done, physically and mentally.
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Kylo Ren (aka Ben Solo) is, in short, the most exhausting being in the galaxy.
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That's the most exhausting feeling to have in this industry like there's not enough to go around.
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And one of the most exhausting pastimes in the world is lying with firearms in your face.
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Of course, it also meant that he could not take a little breather after even the most exhausting works.
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Second, also with no hyperbole: Elaine was the most exhausting and difficult performer I ever had to work with.
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We have out own suspicions, but only the heads of the world's most exhausting social networks may know for sure.
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Two of the most exhausting parts of the holiday season are traveling and — I hate to admit this — spending time with family.
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"You have 30 scientists on a Zoom call — it's the most exhausting, amazing thing," Dr. Krogan said, referring to a teleconferencing service.
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All of this is aligned against us before we come to one of the most exhausting things in the STEM fields: sexual harassment.
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These were the most exhausting years of my life; constantly job-seeking, working sometimes seven days a week and feeling like a failure.
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Navigating through life as a twenty something this day and age can be the most exhausting, confusing and rewarding experience for a young person.
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But it often felt like the year's most exhausting film conversations were drawn along sharply dichotomized lines: Either this movie is great or it is terrible.
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As I was told during that meeting in 2008, I'd be newest and therefore lowest ranking, meaning the most exhausting and menial tasks would fall to me.
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Twitter might just take the crown for the most exhausting platform to be on right now, constantly refreshing itself with heated political debate and hot takes from amateur epidemiologists.
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The most exhausting thing is that I truly haven't realized until today that 2-year-olds only have a 210-minute interest in anything besides TV and electronic devices.
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Kate Hudson is the definition of lifestyle goals: Her abs have motivated us during the most exhausting spin classes, her wardrobe provides constant #OOTD inspiration and her Snapchat skills are unparalleled.
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Dodgers 4, Nationals 3 | Dodgers win series, 3-2 WASHINGTON — Kenley Jansen, the Los Angeles Dodgers closer, was in the midst of the most exhausting outing of his career on Thursday.
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To elicit a reaction from the actress, Melanie Scrofano, Ennis acted the part of the lover and exhumed all the most exhausting comments she'd heard from men in her own dating history.
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Every revelation about how Russia interfered in the American elections gives Germany a foretaste of what is already looking to be the nastiest, toughest, most exhausting election campaign in modern German history.
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But it's possible that the most exhausting thing to surface in the frothing tide of tedium that is social media has made its way to Twitter in an obvious challenge to all of us to log off forever.
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I'd go home and I was still acting," Haynes told EW. "People who are so judgmental about those who are gay or different don't realize that acting 24 hours a day is the most exhausting thing in the world.
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It is no wonder that in a recent Internet survey MCUT was selected as the 'most exhausting school' among all universities and colleges in Taiwan.
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She was the principal character dancer of the company until it disbanded in 1929. Sokolova's most famous role was that of the Chosen Maiden in Léonide Massine's reworking of The Rite of Spring (1920). She won approbation for "what is generally agreed to be the longest and most exhausting solo in the history of theatrical dance".Robert, Grace (2005).
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" Kemp awarded the album three and a half out of five. AllMusic reviewer Jason Birchmeier commented that "nearly 20 years into their evolution, Slayer have abandoned the extravagancies and accessibility of their late-'80s/early-'90s work and returned to perfect the raw approach of their early years. A near flawless album," and that Araya's performance possibly makes "the most exhausting Slayer album yet.
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The lifeboat, was away from the station for 79 hours and at sea for 49 hours; the crew had no food for 25 hours and they only had three hours sleep. The eight crew were rescued after the lifeboat went alongside the vessel more than a dozen times. This was one of the most exhausting and gallant services in the history of the RNLI.
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This column marched swiftly in an attempt to relieve Union forces and break the Siege of Little Washington. Strong resistance from Confederate artillery, however, caused the column to turn back to New Bern. This rapid expedition of thirty miles and frequent skirmishing was remembered as the most exhausting mission in which the 3rd Massachusetts took part. The regiment left New Bern on June 11, 1863 and embarked for Boston.
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Madonna performed four songs, beginning with "Vogue" in a Roman-Egyptian setting and followed by "Music" with LMFAO. Minaj and M.I.A. joined Madonna for her new single, "Give Me All Your Luvin'", and Madonna finished with Green on "Like a Prayer". Preparations began in January, with Madonna saying that the rehearsal was the most exhausting one in which she had ever participated. Costumes were designed by Riccardo Tisci, Givenchy, Miu Miu and Prada.
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Larken vows that she will run far far away where she will never see him again. The King, the Minstrel and the Jester catch Larken trying to run away, and they try to stop her but in the end decide to help her escape to Normandy ("Normandy"). Later that night, the Queen throws a ball so Winnifred can dance the most exhausting dance in the world, "The Spanish Panic". The Queen hopes that Winnifred will tire herself, but the plan fails.
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Broadcast 28 October 1998, the second programme deals with the mechanics of flight. Getting into the air is by far the most exhausting of a bird's activities, and Attenborough observes shearwaters in Japan that have taken to climbing trees to give them a good jumping-off point. The albatross is so large that it can only launch itself after a run-up to create a flow of air over its wings. A combination of aerodynamics and upward air currents (or thermals), together with the act of flapping or gliding is what keeps a bird aloft.
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The pounded kernels were scattered out through a trap door in the floor, for the wind to blow away the hulls as the heavier brown rice fell into a pan on the ground. The brown rice was "polished" into white rice by soaking it in vats to loosen the bran, the thin inner coating of each grain. The wet brown rice then was kneaded until the bran and germ separated from the white grain. The pounding with mortar and pestle was the most exhausting physical labor in the process.
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The Loungs' debut album We Are The Champ was released in May 2007 to widespread critical acclaim and was described as "Joyous" (Uncut Magazine), "Gloriously rowdy" (Q Magazine) "One of the most exhausting but enjoyable 34 minutes you'll spend listening to music this year" (NME) and "The best thing to come out of St.Helens since the East Lancs road" (The Word) amongst many others. Summer 2007 saw The Loungs appear at many festivals throughout the UK including Glastonbury, Knowsley Hall Music Festival, Bestival and Beat Herder. Their next single 'Googly Moogly/Jimmy Two Shoes' followed in October 2007.
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But the third beat was one for the records books. Conner threw 55 tacks at the Dickson and his boat plus two false tacks in an effort to break free. The New Zealanders covered them all in one of the most exhausting and tense beats to windward in America's Cup history. The fourth race saw a complete turn in fortune, as now KZ 7 experienced a number of uncommon structural failures which snowballed due to the actions of the skipper and crew, the end result being Kiwi Magic blowing her backstay in an abrupt gibe, losing to Stars & Stripes by 3 minutes 38 seconds.
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He is the former Producing Director of the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. He also served as interim Artistic Director as well for The O'Neill and all its programs. While at the O'Neill, Kuranda was credited by the New York Times as restoring confidence to its national programs with the addition of Michael Bush, Wendy C. Goldberg and Oz Scott. James Houghton is credited with steering Kuranda through one of the most exhausting seasons of development due to J Ranelli's choice to combine all Conferences at once; Projects developed under his tenure at the O'Neill included In The Heights and {title of show}, "Madagascar" amongst others which have debuted at nearly every major regional theater in the US and abroad.
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'Enders baby plot 'to be cut short' - EastEnders News - Soaps - Digital Spy On 12 March 2012, it was announced Kirkwood had decided to leave his position of executive producer of EastEnders, and left in April 2012, after two years in charge with series producer Lorraine Newman temporarily taking over his role. Of his departure, Kirkwood said "Being the executive producer of EastEnders is one of the most exciting jobs in TV, but it's also the most exhausting - so after two years, I've decided it's time to leave Walford." Later that month it was announced that Kirkwood had returned to working with Lime Pictures. Working alongside Tony Wood, Kirkwood will help create new scripted and reality drama.
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On 31 March 1900 at Sanna's Post (aka Korn Spruit), South Africa, 'Q' and 'U' batteries of the Royal Horse Artillery were ambushed with the loss of most of the baggage column and five guns of the leading battery. When the alarm was given, 'Q' Battery went into action 1150 yards from the spruit, until the order to retire was received, when Major Phipps-Hornby (VC, CB, CMG), commanding officer of the battery, ordered the guns and their limbers to be run back by hand to a safe place. This most exhausting operation was carried out by, among others, Driver Glasock, Sergeant Charles Parker (VC) and Gunner Isaac Lodge (VC). When at last all but one of the guns and one limber had been moved to safety, the battery was reformed.
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The callbacks are often collectively portrayed as one of the most exhausting and stressful stages of the competition; each successive round sees cuts in which a significant portion of the remaining dancers are eliminated from competition and are given a limited amount of time to adapt to styles they are sometimes wholly unfamiliar with while being physically taxed by the rapid progression of rounds and a limited amount of rest. At the end of this process, usually less than 40 competitors remain in a pool that final contestants are chosen from. Most seasons have featured 20 "top" finalists for the competition portion of the show, but season 1 was represented by a Top 16, season 7 saw a Top 11, and seasons 13 through 15 have featured a Top 10.
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A chronicler for the 24th Division wrote: > The soldiers of the 24th Infantry, considered the post-Davao operations to > be the hardest, bitterest and, most exhausting battle of the ten island > campaigns. In addition to the tenacious defense put up by the Japanese, > another punishing aspect of the subsequent combat was the proliferous fields > of abaca. To the foot soldiers fighting in the Davao province, the word > abaca was synonymous with hell...Countless acres around Davao are covered > with these thick-stemmed plants, fifteen to twenty feet high; the plants > grow as closely together as sugar cane, and their long, lush, green leaves > are in a welter of green so dense that a strong man must fight with the > whole weight of his body for each foot of progress...In the abaca fields, > visibility was rarely more than ten feet. No breeze ever reached through the > gloomy expanse of green, and more men—American and Japanese—fell prostrate > from the overpowering heat than bullets.
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Lodge was 33 years old, and a gunner in "Q" Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, British Army during the Second Boer War when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC: On 31 March 1900 at Sanna's Post (aka Korn Spruit), South Africa, "Q" and "U" batteries of the Royal Horse Artillery were ambushed with the loss of most of the baggage column and five guns of the leading battery. When the alarm was given, 'Q' Battery went into action 1150 yards from the spruit, until the order to retire was received, when Major Edmund John Phipps-Hornby (VC) commanding the battery ordered the guns and their limbers to be run back by hand to a safe place. This most exhausting operation was carried out by, among others, Gunner Lodge, Sergeant Charles Parker (VC) and Driver Horace Glassock VC. When at last all but one of the guns and one limber had been moved to safety, the battery was reformed. The citation reads: Lodge was one of the two gunners or drivers elected as described above.
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Parker was born in Woolwich to a William (a Crimean War veteran) and Louisa Parker. He was 30 years old, and a sergeant in 'Q' Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, British Army during the Second Boer War when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC: On 31 March 1900 at Sanna's Post (aka Korn Spruit), South Africa, 'Q' and 'U' Batteries of the Royal Horse Artillery were ambushed with the loss of most of the baggage column and five guns of the leading battery. When the alarm was given, 'Q' Battery went into action 1150 yards from the spruit, until the order to retire was received, when Major Phipps-Hornby, commander of 'Q' Battery, ordered the guns and their limbers to be run back by hand to a safe place. This most exhausting operation was carried out by, among others, Sergeant Parker, Gunner Isaac Lodge and Driver Horace Glasock, and when at last all but one of the guns and one limber had been moved to safety, the battery was reformed.
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