Sometimes that's the most tedious part of actually hanging out.
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It was the most tedious, non-meaningful job in the world.
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Bret: The best political hour and the most tedious political subject.
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And no one wants to be an organization's treasurer, which is the most tedious, thankless job.
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The worst, hardest, and most tedious aspects of that labor will most likely fall to women.
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Ask any freelancer what the most tedious part of their job is, and they'll likely say invoicing.
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Brit: Ah, the connoisseur stoner, one of the most tedious and pervasive of nightlife stereotypes the world over.
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He hopes that talent will stick with Atrium because it's deleting the most tedious parts of their jobs.
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The company wants to take care of the most tedious part of your application — asynchronous jobs and background tasks.
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The company wants to help you manage your cloud infrastructure by handling the most tedious part of the job.
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The film We Can't Make the Same Mistake Twice lays out this battle in its most tedious, bureaucratic agony.
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Greasing up your pan with vegetable oil or olive oil can be one of the most tedious chores involved in baking.
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Willow One of the most tedious parts of pumping for many women is sitting tethered to a machine several times a day.
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That strategy helped him while in the service to finish even the most tedious task, like clearing shells from the firing range.
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Parsing old votes on immigration It was the most tedious unloading of opposition research on a presidential debate stage yet this year.
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One of the most tedious parts of setting up a new media streaming device is the requirement to enter your Wi-Fi password.
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The most tedious outcome of that strategy is endless debates among fans of various energy sources about who's getting more subsidies than whom.
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Patching has long been one of the most tedious chores for those who want to keep their electronic devices secure or up to date.
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The 15-second ads focus on how the iPad can make even the most tedious things — travel, notes, paperwork, and 'stuff' — just a bit easier.
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"Waiting for Endless was one of the most tedious things I had ever done... And I loved every minute of it," he says over email.
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I use a simple pour-over cone and paper filters, and (in what is perhaps my most tedious Seattleite affectation), I grind the beans by hand.
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It gave in to every one of the show's most tedious instincts, substituting slow stares and endless montage sequences for any actual development or new interiority.
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Flying brings with it all kinds of tribulations, but one of the most tedious has to be the wait for your luggage after hours in the sky.
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He joined the select committee on European legislation in 1985 and has been a member ever since, poring over the most tedious EU publications for signs of subterfuge.
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The sort of man who actually laughs at jokes about Andy Murray's nationality, despite the fact that they are quite literally the most tedious thing on planet earth.
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The app addresses one of the most tedious steps in the car-purchasing process: waiting around, sometimes for hours, while the dealer tries to line up a loan.
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While Photoshop users have gotten pretty damn good at masking humans and other subjects over the years, it still remains one of the most tedious tasks in the app.
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He presides over the stark International Style building, home to many of the city's most tedious bureaucratic offices, and the broad, somewhat neglected Thomas Paine plaza, which smells faintly of urine.
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At the Manufacturing Solutions Center, which helps match local suppliers with other companies, such as small startups developing custom clothing lines, director Dan St. Louis said moving the most tedious jobs overseas seemed inevitable.
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The company is preparing to launch its online insurance platform, designed to make buying insurance plans easier for both consumers and providers by using data analytics to automate the most tedious parts of the process.
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But, as several senators have admitted, it's also one of the most tedious — a key role in a complex legal and political dispute encapsulating hundreds of hours of arguments against Trump and his circle of advisers.
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Pick up this backpack leaf blower for $174.99 See Details Check out all of the leaf blowers that Amazon has on sale today and get started on crossing off the most tedious of fall chores off your list.
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" After the e-cigarette summit, a media outlet called Vaping360 described Soneji as "the speaker with the most tedious and pedestrian boilerplate anti-vaping agenda," and attacked him and his co-authors as "a who's who of terrible vaping researchers.
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As an undergraduate at Harvard, writing for the Crimson, she flirted with thoughts of a journalism career until she realized that the most tedious part of reporting was getting quotes when she already knew what she wanted people to say.
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Launched in late 2015, Tesla's Autopilot feature is meant to "relieve drivers of the most tedious and potentially dangerous aspects of road travel" and includes standard safety features like automatic emergency braking and collision warnings, but it is not meant to replace navigation by a human driver.
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The company's robot arm right now is designed only to do the most tedious tasks a human warehouse worker might perform, which happens to be sorting a bundle of products by hand, grasping one item, scanning its barcode, and sending it on its way to the final destination.
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After a winding series of 22 episodes that saw some of the show's weirdest, strongest storylines (the cult-like hold of a role-playing game called Griffins & Gargoyles; Archie's prison break) as well as some of its most tedious, inexplicable detours (Archie's boxing gig; endless Hiram Lodge real estate shenanigans), the season finale ended, as the show often does, with a killer teaser for what might happen next.
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Suspicion, take it all in all, is the most tedious and scrannel of the sins.
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Tanuma Okitsugu, 1719-1788, pp. 94-95. Isaac Titsingh himself considered the Nihon odai ichiran fairly dry. He viewed the work of translation as "a most tedious task".
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"Madden 1972 qtd p. 105 Jack Simmons, in his 1945 biography, believed that the poem was "the longest, the least successful, the most tedious" of Southey's poems.Simmons 1948 p. 209 In 1972, Ernest Bernhardt-Kabisch argued "Southey would perhaps have done well to have ended the poem here [at the end of part one].
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The program did a good job on the map boundaries (the most tedious task in the tracing) and the settings dropped out all the text (small objects). The text was manually re-inserted. Map in PNG format (13 kB) Map after automated conversion and touch up to re-add the labels and adjust colors. (18 kB) Other conversions may not go as well.
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The dead rats in the toilet were freaky, right? And they did kill that dog off, so that's hardcore. Really, though, I'm just too disappointed to say much else. This is paint-by-numbers at its most tedious, and while it's nice to have evident proof of how far the show has come since it started, that doesn't make it any easier to sit through.
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Efficiency plays a huge role in ruling whether a car is practical for everyday tasks or if it is more suitable for track days. To find an equilibrium between the two using a twincharged system a few upgrades will be needed. Upgrades usually include the installation of a larger Intercooler, a high volume water pump, new sensors to monitor air pressure and heat, and a programmable engine management system. The most tedious in terms of physical labor is the installation of the intercooler.
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The New Indian Express wrote, "An insipid screenplay and flat narration ensures that it would be the most tedious and boring 154 minutes one could have spent in a theatre...the film is a test of patience". Behindwoods concluded, "Vadivelu tries hard but Eli doesn’t evoke enough laughter." Sify called Eli an "unmitigated disaster" and "probably the worst movie he (Vadivelu) has ever done as a hero". Raisa Nasreen of Bookmyshow commented positively on Vadivelu's performance but criticised the film's screenplay by stating that the scenes in the film were "too long and too predictable".
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Parsons was born in Weymouth, Dorset. He attended Parc Eglos Primary School, Helston Comprehensive School in Cornwall and Churston Ferrers Grammar School, Torbay (Devon) before going to Christ's College, Cambridge to study Law, where he met and formed a double act with Henry Naylor which twice toured with the National Student Theatre Company and once with the Footlights. After completing his studies, Parsons got a job working as a legal clerk on a case at the Greenock shipyards, which he describes as "the most tedious thing I'd ever done." With Naylor he established TBA, London's first sketch comedy club.
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Michael Tomasky wrote in The New Republic: > So I can report with a clear conscience that Liberal Fascism is one of the > most tedious and inane—and ultimately self-negating—books that I have ever > read. [...] Liberal Fascism is a document of a deeply frivolous culture, or > sub-culture. [...] However much or little Goldberg knows about fascism, he > knows next to nothing about liberalism. In his book Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free, Charles P. Pierce describes Goldberg's book as "[a]pparently written with a paint roller" and "a richly footnoted loogie hawked by Goldberg at every liberal who ever loosely called him a fascist".
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The essential motivation for business software is to increase profits by cutting costs or speeding the productive cycle. In the earliest days of white-collar business automation, large mainframe computers were used to tackle the most tedious jobs, like bank cheque clearing and factory accounting. Factory accounting software was among the most popular of early business software tools and included the automation of general ledgers, fixed assets inventory ledgers, cost accounting ledgers, accounts receivable ledgers, and accounts payable ledgers (including payroll, life insurance, health insurance, federal and state insurance and retirement). The early use of software to replace manual white-collar labor was extremely profitable and caused a radical shift in white-collar labor.
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She was now a part of the "Corncob Fleet," the group of ships to be sunk to form the "gooseberries,"Richard, Glossary of U.S. Naval Code Words: C. shallow-water artificial harbors for landing craft.Richard, Glossary of U.S. Naval Code Words: G. Once at Oban, Poropat reports that the ship's crew was told of their mission, but to preserve secrecy, they were not permitted to leave the ships. After spending five weeks at Oban--Poropat called it "the longest and most tedious five weeks" of his life--West Honaker finally moved out, sailing south through the Irish Sea to Poole. West Honaker was a part of the third "Corncob" convoy, which sailed from Poole on the night on 7 June, the day after the D-Day landings,"Convoy CORNCOB.3".
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Boyd (1995: 301-306) In his 1995 edition of the play for the Arden Shakespeare 3rd series, Jonathan Bate argued that Shakespeare almost certainly wrote the play alone. However, since that time, Bate has come out in support of Brian Vickers' 2002 book Shakespeare, Co-Author which restates the case for Peele as the author of Act 1.Chernaik (2004: 1030) Writing in the program for the 2003 Royal Shakespeare Company production of the play, Bate states > if the play has a fault, it is that the formality of both language and > action in the opening scenes create a sense of stiffness that suggests > classicism at its most tedious. This is probably not Shakespeare's fault: > modern scholarship has persuasively demonstrated by means of close stylistic > analysis that Titus Andronicus was begun by another dramatist, George Peele, > who had a high-level classical education and a taste for large-scale > symmetrical stage encounters spoken in high-flown rhetoric.
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" Moira MacDonald of The Seattle Times gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "What makes Corpse Bride sing, ultimately, is the breadth of imagination that it demonstrates; creating a cluttered, textured and mysteriously beautiful world that we're loathe to leave at the end." Liam Lacey of The Globe and Mail gave the film three out of four stars, saying "Ghoulishness and innocence walk hand-in-hand in Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, a movie that digs into Hollywood's past to resurrect the antique art of stop-motion animation and create a fabulous bauble of a movie." Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "Stop-motion animation may be the hardest and most tedious job in Hollywood, but the makers of Tim Burton's Corpse Bride deserve a couple of years in Tahiti celebrating their effort." Lou Lumenick of the New York Post gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride is an instant classic.
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