For most workers, December is the most hectic month — professionally and personally.
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"It's been a wild six months," said Hudson, but October has been the most hectic.
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Communication capabilities in one of the most hectic environments on earth are probably not worth skimping on.
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December is the most hectic month for most workers — and 35% of them feel work-related pressure.
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Read on for a foolproof guide to getting in and out of the most hectic bar situations in style.
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"I worked at a music merch company and our holiday season was the most hectic of the year," he explained.
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With 216GB of RAM, you won't have to worry about any hiccups in the middle of the most hectic matches.
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The plan would, by 2021, establish a fee for cars or trucks entering the most hectic part of Manhattan, below 60th Street.
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It was one of the most hectic Twitter episodes of the year: The One Where Everyone Freaked Out About Friends Going Away.
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What better city to use for testing, then, than New York, one of the densest and most hectic traffic nightmares in North America.
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That number alone is forcing industry watchers to closely monitor whether Amazon can justify that massive investment during its most hectic time of the year.
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I got thrown in at the most hectic and crazy time of year, and every day I was like, I'm gonna quit, I can't do this.
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Here, motherhood is portrayed at its most hectic, and with gusto—a percussive montage of nappy bins, baby monitors and morning routines, all running against the clock.
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It's certainly the most hectic time at NYT Cooking headquarters, as we roast our turkeys and photograph our pies and debate the merits of canned cranberry sauce.
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The Carpetbagger The past two weeks have been some of the most hectic of the award-season calendar, but no one has been busier than Alfonso Cuarón.
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For many traders and money managers, the past month of market volatility and panic has been a flashback to the most hectic times of their careers — the 2008 financial crisis.
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Best Planning Meeting: Our Monday night meeting preceded the show's most hectic day, and it didn't start in earnest until a big group came back from CES Unveiled after 10:00PM.
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For example, Google used anonymized location data and searches to launch "Popular Times" in November, an iteration on an earlier tool that would allow you to see a business's most hectic hours.
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"This is the most hectic time of the day, everybody is rushing around and they really need something to wake them up that it's time to finish what they're doing," he said.
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When considering plans in Brazil, consumers should know that they'll get what they pay for, and communication capabilities in one of the most hectic environments on earth is probably not worth skimping on.
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"A few years ago when I started doing this, I worked at a music merch company and our holiday season was the most hectic of the year," Hare, a 31-year-old Philadelphia-based music fan tells us.
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Turmoil inside the administration over trade came during one of the most hectic weeks of the Trump presidency, with confusion around the issue intensified by adviser Hope Hicks' resignation on Wednesday and staff secretary Rob Porter's on Feb. 7.
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Nestled on the coast at Big Sur, a scenic stretch of the famously beautiful coastline between two of the country's most hectic cities, this Benedictine monastery is a world away from San Francisco or LA. There's no internet or cell service here and a landline is only available during business hours to make emergency calls.
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Unbreakable was recorded in September and October 2007. Lead vocalist Dawn Michele said that the recording process was "one of the most hectic times in our lives because we had about six years to write the first album and about six months to write the second one". The album was produced by Rob Hawkins.
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It contains a conclusion that features a garage rhythm, with Hebden wanting the end of the album to feature "the most hectic, percussive part" to emphasise an evening's relationship with nightclubs. The song fades out "to implicate that the music went to infinity." Hebden recorded the album between August 2014 and February 2015, using a laptop running the digital audio workstation Ableton Live to control VST synthesizers and manipulate found sounds.
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The last six weeks before opening, the Vestfold Line was closed to allow the new and old sections to be connected. This was the most hectic part of construction, as it saw the tracks south of the tunnel be rearranged to allow trains to operate the opposite direction through the loop in Tønsberg. The work was performed by Reinertsen and took 100,000 man-hours. The tunnel and the segment Barkåker–Tønsberg opened on schedule on 7 November 2011.
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The rest of 2012 was marked by with requests for performances, featuring "Please Don't Let It Go", at many of local events. Consequently, that period became one of the most hectic and demanding periods for Sonika, in her still new career as a performer. Between 2011 and 2012, Sonika established herself on the local and regional music scene as a talent to watch. Although continuing to write her original music, she also continued to do YouTube covers, with one particular cover gaining considerable attention – Alicia Keys’ "Brand New Me".
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The Association will move the Jingle Mingle to early January, alleviating conflicts with the most hectic time of the holiday party season. Since 2011, and now concurrent to the Jingle Mingle, the Franklin Park Civic Association conducts an annual Holiday Raffle and Silent Auction, which are fundraising events for the organization. The December 13, 2015 Jingle Mingle hosted a diverse group of approximately 160 guests from across all of the neighborhoods of Columbus' Near East Side. In addition to gathering to celebrate community and the holidays, drives for the needy are included.
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He was an active member of Indian National Congress till India achieved independence. In 1921 he attended the All India Congress Committee Meeting at Ahmedabad as a representative of the Sambalpur District Congress Committee. After returning from Ahmedabad he devoted his time and energy to enrolling people as primary members of the Congress party, particularly in the eastern part of the then Sambalpur district and in Sonepur and Birmaharajpur area of Bolangir. This was the most hectic period in his life when he walked from village to village explaining to the people the message of Gandhiji and of the Congress.
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Andy Chalk of PC Gamer wrote: > ...the comic itself is a fairly straightforward heartwarming tale of what > really matters during the most hectic season of all. But the reaction to > Tracer's identity has been anything but. Messages decrying Blizzard's > "mistake" have cropped up all over the Overwatch forums and other social > media, countered by others praising the studio for explicitly stating—in a > low-key fashion—that the face of one of the biggest games of the year is > gay. Of her gameplay mechanics, Inquisitr commented that Tracer's "quick and evasive ways make her an annoyance to deal with".
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Sean O'Duffy began his military service as part of the Irish Volunteers in the Easter Rising on April 1, 1916. He fought the entire week and remained part of the Irish Volunteers until March 31, 1919. O'Duffy was a member of the A Company in the 1st Battalion, in the Four Courts Garrison, under his commanding officer, D. O'Callaghan. He fought in the most hectic battlegrounds in North King Street to Church Street sector, including: North King St., Columbhille Hall, North Brunswick St., the Linenhall Barracks on Lisborn St., and Church St. One family recounts the story of how when one of their family members fell, according to witness reports, O’Duffy helped to carry their fallen kin to the hospital.
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The Washington Post later called Nolte's short three week term as ambassador "one of the shortest and most hectic diplomatic careers on record." Nolte reportedly expected to be offered another ambassadorship somewhere in the Middle East, but U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk refused to offer Nolte another position because he viewed Nolte as an Arabist. Ironically, Nolte supported Nasser specifically and the Arab side of the conflict with Israel in general, producing diplomatic cables that argued the U.S. should ignore its pledge to Israel that it would not allow Egypt to cut off the Sinai Peninsula via the Straits of Tiran to Israeli vessels. According to Benjamin Foldy, when Egyptian officials suddenly agreed to meet with the U.S. and opened up an official embassy channel to get their demands to Washington, Nolte held talks with Egyptian government representatives on providing a "pro-Arab" response (providing recognition of the Egypt-Syrian United Arab Republic, declaring Israel to be the aggressor in the conflict, and drafting a UN Security Council resolution to force Israel to withdraw from any territories they'd won in the conflict) to the disastrous results for Cairo as Egyptian forces were routed by Israelis.
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