Leave the details to the pencil pushers, he would handle closing.
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Mr Trump has created more work for pencil-pushers than for exporters.
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Pearl-clutching mothers, country-club secretaries, and pencil-pushers at the Heritage Foundation.
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Unlike the schlubby pencil-pushers of Spotlight, she is glamorous, beautiful, and played by Rosamund Pike.
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I remembered PENCIL PUSHERS from last week, and at that point I had something to work with, at least, for each corner.
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The film's antagonists are the politicians and pencil-pushers who stay safely on Earth, judging how to spin propaganda out of the cosmonauts' every move.
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Massive explosions aside, it's not a huge leap from the Comedy Central series—if you like them as stoned pencil-pushers, you'll also definitely enjoy them as stoned action heroes.
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The blue-collar workers Sennett and Cobbs interviewed could be derisive toward effete, white-collar pencil-pushers, but they would also say things like "I didn't have what it takes" to join them.
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The particularities of borders in Europe are not a minute concern for pencil-pushers, but play an important role in how these countries handle the ongoing crisis of refugees fleeing Africa and the Middle East.
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The crowd were riotous at the local lads getting one over the on pencil pushers from the commission, right up until everyone realized that Charlie Ward needed to be in the cage for the official decision.
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His new task force enlisted soldiers and spies, accountants and hackers, customs agents and con men, as well as private law firms, to target the financial institutions that had blood on their hands; Harpoon set its sights on the money men, the white-collar pencil pushers who moved money around the Middle East, as if these bean counters and bankers were the ones wearing the explosive vests on their own chests.
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One computer might easily replace 100 white-collar 'pencil pushers', and the computer would not require any health or retirement benefits. Building on these early successes with IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and other early suppliers of business software solutions, corporate consumers demanded business software to replace the old-fashioned drafting board. CAD-CAM software (or computer-aided drafting for computer- aided manufacturing) arrived in the early 1980s. Also, project management software was so valued in the early 1980s that it might cost as much as $500,000 per copy (although such software typically had far fewer capabilities than modern project management software such as Microsoft Project, which one might purchase today for under $500 per copy.) In the early days, perhaps the most noticeable, widespread change in business software was the word processor.
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