She's a mega-star taking time out to design this dress.
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After all, they're taking time out of their lives to help you.
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VP elect Mike Pence taking time out of planning transition to catch #Hamilton. pic.twitter.
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I emailed her immediately, thanking her for taking time out of her busy Sunday.
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When he's onscreen "The Politician" feels as if it's taking time out to meditate.
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Or look at how your sleep is being affected by taking time out to meditate.
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"There's actually a triple whammy of taking time out of the work force," Collinson said.
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Women also tended to suffer a greater wage penalty for taking time out of the labor force.
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You cultivate an attitude of gratitude by taking time out every day to focus on the positive.
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The instructors were consummate professionals who were taking time out of their busy days to teach kids.
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"I never expected so much kindness and so many people taking time out of their day," she said.
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Katy Perry is taking time out of her busy schedule to support a very special man in her life.
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Huffington says that by taking time out of your day to unplug, you begin to discover more about yourself.
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Laurent Guyot, is also leaving the bank and will be taking time out of the business, the sources said.
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Taking time out of the labor force is costly for everyone, but even more costly for women than men.
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Barely five months into office, President Donald Trump keeps taking time out from governing to run for re-election.
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Meanwhile, many women are still taking time out of the work force to care for children, parents and sometimes even spouses.
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Then I work till lunch in my study, taking time out for a short stroll with my wife along the lake.
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Much like a good workout is therapy for the body, taking time out to meditate is the workout your mind needs.
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"He is grateful for all the well wishes and will be taking time out in the new year," the spokesperson said.
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Taking time out of the labor force while piling a debt burden onto your burgeoning career may not be your best move.
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That's right, the U.S. Navy is taking time out of, y'know ... defending the nation, to issue an apology for one seriously cocky pilot.
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It's usually all over in about an hour, which means it's easy to justify taking time out of your day to watch it.
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Fallon responded Monday on "The Tonight Show," scolding the president for taking time out of his schedule to pick fights on social media.
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The women with whom we collaborated had a genuine interest in taking time out of their schedules to be a part of the team.
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Taking time out for you and having a personal intention in class can be just what you need, especially in fast and busy London!
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That's why everyone from Oprah Winfrey to Bill Gates swear by taking time out of their busy days to learn new things and improve.
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She is currently taking time out from teaching to visit schools and educators across the U.S. to share her experiences of educating underprivileged students.
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He has childhood memories of his father taking time out to play baseball with kids and his mother volunteering weekly at the local hospital.
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Yes, O'Rourke was helped by his opponents -- including Biden and Elizabeth Warren -- taking time out to praise him for his statements on gun control.
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Taking time out later in life to pursue a formal qualification is an option, but it costs money and most colleges are geared towards youngsters.
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And he's worried about AI. And with Bill Gates and Melinda Gates, they're actually very generously taking time out from something they're running in Seattle.
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Was there an evolutionary advantage to be gained from taking time out from the hunt to sit around the campfire and gab — a bonding experience?
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Workers might feel better about taking time out of the workday to attend to personal matters knowing they'll make up for it while on vacation.
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Men are legally entitled to one or two weeks of paid leave if they are taking time out of work to care for their new child.
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Games where you don't have to think too hard or do too much, and where the main attraction is simply taking time out of being human.
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If they are taking time out of their day and waiting in a line to cast a ballot, they want to feel like it means something.
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Creators caught up with the artist and New Zealand-born project producer Reuben Young to talk about light festivals, Japanese architecture, and taking time out from reality.
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Nor was there any point to Haley taking time out from her duties at the United Nations to make a trip to Jerusalem for the embassy opening.
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When I decided to participate in a high school play ahead of the 1964 Olympics, many parents and coaches criticized me for taking time out of training.
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Hillary Clinton is taking time out from her busy schedule of hiding in the forest to attend Donald Trump's inauguration as President of the United States of America.
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The effect could be from just taking time out from the normal classroom schedule, or taking part in a group activity, or being taught by an inspired teacher.
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I genuinely enjoy chatting with the incredibly nice people who are taking time out of their day to drive me, on demand, to a place of my choosing.
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"Corporations are looking out for themselves and not the larger population," said Dani Salvalaggio, 21, an English literature student taking time out from exams to watch Cato's speech.
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It was Williams' first outing since winning her 23rd grand slam singles title at the Australian Open in January, while pregnant, before taking time out to have the baby.
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But, I appreciate the men here taking time out from their jobs to sit down, pick out lipsticks that spoke to them, and try something new for the day.
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If you don't, then the trick is to embrace the mindset: Sometimes self-care is simply about lowering your defenses and taking time out to be fully present with friends.
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"Taking time out for yourself is restorative and helps you deal with your daily stresses more effectively," said Risa Neuwirth, a New York City psychotherapist who specializes in holistic psychotherapy.
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It took her taking time out of her very busy schedule and being nonjudgemental to really talk to me and create a space that allowed me to continue to be vulnerable.
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It's no secret that taking time out of your busy life to give back to your community is a good idea — it has even been found to help improve your health.
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On top of that, taking time out of work to visit a doctor's office is often not feasible, cutting into already tight finances with unpaid time out of non-salaried work.
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For a legitimate reviewer, there's very little payoff to taking time out of your day to write about a product; it requires a certain degree of emotional investment, as Pavlou noted.
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With last year's champion Williams taking time out to give birth to her first child, Mouratoglou also said home hope Johanna Konta has a chance if she can handle the pressure.
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It was to these latter reactions that Ocasio-Cortez and Roberts responded, taking time out of their undoubtedly busy lives to show Netflix bingers just what a dapper, handsome partner he is.
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Not really, but I wanted to give a shoutout to the LAPD for taking time out of their days dealing with real, life-threatening things to hear me out on what happened.
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As a young woman, Kerr worked as a textile designer, art teacher and script writer at the BBC before taking time out from work to raise her two children with her husband Tom.
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"For people who say you're taking time out of swing states to go do this," began Bash, referencing Trump's appearance at the soft opening of his latest real estate jewel, Washington's Trump International.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - As the Russian city of Samara gears up for Saturday's England-Sweden clash, some fans have been taking time out to discover a darker side of the city hidden underground.
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Odell understands and acknowledges that doing nothing — by which she means taking time out of one's day to engage in an activity without considering whether it's productive — isn't something that's available to everyone.
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Kind of, but the idea of anyone in the Square Enix camp, furthermore legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu, taking time out of their day to rip off Powerman 5000 is... well it's not likely.
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Today's workplace is an always-connected, always-on mega-environment, but that doesn't mean you can skip on taking time out to focus on recharging your batteries and bettering your work/personal life balance.
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That's why self-care is so important — taking time out of each day, even if it's just 30 minutes, to distance ourselves from the chaos and focus on our mental, physical, and emotional health.
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Tamron Hall will soon be back in the spotlight with her own talk show, but the star is taking time out to shine a light on an issue near and dear to her heart.
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She credits much of her growth as an artist to her taking time out from the tried-and-true musical reference points of New York City and the West Coast, and decamping to Asia.
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To really stand out and show your appreciation for the interview, you should always send a follow up note thanking the hiring managers for taking time out of their schedule to meet with you.
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As well as only speaking to them in Welsh himself, Hand hired nannies from Wales -- usually teenagers taking time out between high school and university -- and arranged for them live to with the family.
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It's a fun moment for Brown, who hasn't had the best offseason -- he's been involved in Steelers drama AND a recent domestic dispute -- but props to the guy for taking time out for the kids.
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But Hindriks said the emphasis is on helping individuals find rewarding overseas work that allows them to justify taking time out — for the short or longer term — while also helping businesses access skilled international talent.
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We are taking time out of this weekend's dad-only celebration to appreciate these sexy stars and their shredded shots, despite not actually being a father themselves ... It's the perfect preparation heading into Father's Day!
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Chris Bosh says his heart is full of pride because his friend Dwyane Wade did an awesome thing ... taking time out to brighten the lives of kids affected by the shooting at Stoneman Douglas High.
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Some of the difference in pay between the genders is due to women ending up in lower-paying jobs or taking time out of their careers to care for family—but not all of it.
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It's often apparent to recruiters when a prospective job seeker isn't in a desperate mode but rather a "Hey, I'm just taking time out of my day to see what you have to say" situation.
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The story went viral, of course, because the idea that the President of the United States was taking time out of his day to concern himself with a nonsense little website like this was mind-boggling.
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But we do try to read almost every reply that comes in, and it's important for us that we give that respect to people who are taking time out of their day to tweet to us.
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The rapper filed an affidavit on Monday stating that he is rehearsing in California for a worldwide tour and that taking time out to testify would impossible, according to a report from New York Daily News.
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AllBright offers a range of suggestions to go about this, such as incorporating your own mantra, taking time out to focus on your well-being, and making the most out of the life you live outside work.
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"He is grateful for all the well wishes and will be taking time out in the new year," added the spokesperson, explaining that Osmond was transported to the hospital after "pushing through" his appearance in the show.
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Nintendo's stream showed Link taking a pasting in combat and pausing time to gobble a seared steak, a process reminiscent of Skyrim's mythical player character taking time out of an epic fight to chain-eat 20 sweetrolls.
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She said it acknowledged structural factors contributed to the pay gap, including women doing jobs for which they are overqualified, a concentration in part-time work, and being penalized for taking time out of work to raise children.
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He, like many of his fellow Silicon Valley tech types, has taken on the goal of solving world hunger and improving education, taking time out to nudge civilization towards a seemingly-innocuous-but-actually-ill-conceived virtual reality.
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The 20-year-old Barty, who returned to tennis this year after taking time out to play cricket, served seven aces during the match, which was halted for more than an hour in the first set due to rain.
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The pay gap is driven by a number of factors including women's under-representation in senior roles, the impact on career progression of taking time out to raise children, and unequal pay to male colleagues at the same level.
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While many have said Williams, who has played only seven competitive matches since giving birth to daughter Alexis Olympia last September, should not be penalized for taking time out to start a family, others say seeding her is unfair.
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Rights groups argue that defaulting towards women as primary carers impedes their careers, with many losing out on promotions as a result of taking time out from the workplace or cutting back their hours to balance work and childcare.
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Although the event description speaks of the "the purported relaxing effects of a tea gathering" (emphasis mine), taking time out to drink freshly brewed tea and gaze at a Chinese bamboo garden sounds like a welcome respite from the wearying world.
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"Yes, the choices we make are a big part of it, but it's also the choices people assume we're going to make," such as taking time out of the workforce to raise kids or to take care of other family members.
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As if they were waiting for a rocket launch, dozens of people — activists, tourists, children and bystanders taking time out from their commutes — gathered around the 19-foot balloon and counted down from 10 before it was released into the air.
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Today's busy schedules, always-on working environment, and the pressures we face both at work and at home can keep us from taking time out for ourselves — too often things we need to do outweigh the things we really want to do.
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How else do you explain the Patriots' head coach, Bill Belichick, perhaps the grumpiest and most tight-lipped man in the league, taking time out from planning for the Super Bowl to lecture the news media at length on the Ideal Gas Law?
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I don't want to make any comments about the sorts of people who are taking time out of their evenings to respond to Guardian surveys, but I don't think they are the same ones stuffing their purple cheeks with nos balloons under dual carriageways every weekend.
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The former No. 1-ranked Azarenka took time out of the game after birth of her son, Leo, in December 43 and reached the round of 16 at Wimbledon in 2017 but did not play any further tournaments in the season after taking time out again for personal reasons.
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"This morning I informed the prime minister that following his management in the latest developments, and in light of my lack of faith in him, I am resigning from the government and the Knesset and taking time out from political life," Mr. Yaalon wrote, using the Hebrew term for Parliament.
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After experiences in the music industry that left them feeling like second-class citizens to men, each woman is using her role to change the mentality of women in the music industry, taking time out from this year's South by Southwest music, film and interactive festival to talk to CNN about the topic.
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If you want a sense of how bad Bush was, consider that Mack Maine, a guy who is best known to the world as the guy who propositioned an underage Miley Cyrus on a track, was taking time out of his day to publicly denounce the man over the "Knuck If You Buck" beat.
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Brigitte Steger, a researcher on modern Japan at Cambridge University, told London's Daily Telegraph that post-war ideas on gender and labor remain active at many Japanese workplaces "Women are being harassed for being selfish for taking time out to have children or look after them and for being inconsiderate towards their fellow employees — while women are also criticized for being selfish and not having children," Steger said.
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Stephen Fone (born 1 July 1987 in Rotherham, England) is an English ice hockey goaltender. He is currently taking time out from ice hockey.
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Preventing impulse buying involves techniques such as setting budgets before shopping and taking time out before the purchase is made.Are you an impulse buyer? Accessed May 2010.
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On 12 January 2016, as DV8 celebrated its 30th Anniversary, the company announced that artistic director Lloyd Newson was taking time out to reflect about the future. Due to this the company confirmed that the production of new work was to be paused indefinitely.
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After taking time out from football to concentrate on his degree in professional sports writing and broadcasting, Preston signed for Aberystwyth Town of the Welsh Premier League in January 2019. After playing one game for Aberystwyth in the Welsh Cup, Preston left the club.
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After recovering from injury he was handed his first Premiership start of the season versus London Irish in April. As of May 2011 it was reported on the Wasps website that Matthews would be taking time out of the game as a result of a neck injury.
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She had evidently been infected - seemingly without taking time out for proper treatment - for some time. She died on 4 August 1814 and was buried amidst much ceremony on the part of theatre friends and colleagues on the section reserved for artists who had died young in the cemetery at Pest.
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Stark graduated from Pine River High School in Pine River, Minnesota. Rohn was Mr. Pine River High, starring in football, basketball and track (and even taking time out from track practice to pinch-hit for the baseball team). In football, he played both defense and offense and handled the punting and place kicking duties.
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The Purple was taking time out. They began > this early in the game, when their athletes appeared tired and worn whereas > Auburn men were full of fight and fire. A Sewanee player was down, his head > being bathed...Suter, the Sewanee coach, and Heisman, the Auburn mentory, > were walking up and down the field together. They approached this boy.
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When they returned to the UK the band parted with Chris 'Static' and enlisted Mart Anthony to help for the rest of the tour. Mart was confirmed as a permanent member shortly after. In July Interlock played Hellfest Summer Open Air in France and their last shows of the year, taking time out to write for a new album.
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Nocando began gaining notoriety in Leimert Park's open-mic workshops in South Los Angeles. In the battle circuit, it is believed that he has won a hundred wins over many emcees. He has since focused on making and releasing music, only taking time out occasionally to battle. In 2010, Nocando released his official debut album, Jimmy the Lock, on Alpha Pup Records.
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Church News, October 14, 1995 and Florida's Hurricane Jeanne.Hurricane Jeanne adds to members' storm misery. Church News, October 2, 2004 Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, several thousand Latter-day Saint volunteers from South Carolina and other areas, went to Louisiana and Mississippi. Many of them taking time out of their jobs or came down on the weekends to help anyone needing assistance.
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On 12 January 2016, the company announced that artistic director Lloyd Newson was taking time out to reflect about the future. Due to this the company confirmed that the production of new work was to be paused indefinitely. A new production of Enter Achilles, created by Newson and co- produced with Ballet Rambert and Sadler's Wells, staged its world premiere at the Adelaide Festival in March 2020.
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On 5 September 2012 she announced on her Facebook page that she would be taking an indefinite hiatus from her music career to do something else: "By taking time out and putting some distance between me and my songs I am now, for the first time, able to start letting go of the past and can begin to move forward in a new and exciting direction".
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He scored the only goal in a 1–0 win over NorthEast United on his managerial debut, enough to save them from last place. After contesting the final three matches as player-manager, Keane decided to leave the club at the end of the season and stated he would be taking time out to consider his options. Keane officially announced his retirement on 28 November 2018.
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443 helping Redcliffe finish 3rd overall. In 2011, Jay changed clubs in the Greater Brisbane League to the Pine Hills Lightning, where his father currently manages. Nilsson was called up to the Brisbane Bandits after Xavier Paul experienced visa problems and debuted against the Canberra Cavalry on 4 November 2011. Jay is currently taking time out from professional baseball to focus on his growing his own business and young family.
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Hicks occasionally put spiritual endeavors ahead of his business endeavors, taking time out of his work to attend yearly meetings, and doing work with his local Meeting. While these religious endeavors might have been a distraction during his career, it became all-consuming after Hicks entered retirement. Hicks was also extremely active in the Quaker Meeting, acting on multiple committees. In 1816, he was nominated for Clerk of the Westbury Meeting.
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She arrived at Boston to assume her duties on 17 October 1946. On 30 November 1946, Dexter was at Naval Station Argentia, Newfoundland, Canada, underway to her first ocean station duty at Ocean Station Charlie. By 28 December 1946 she was back in Boston. For the next few months, she was on Ocean Station Charlie and Ocean Station Alfa, taking time out in October 1947 for underway training near Berkley Station at Norfolk, Virginia.
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Along with strong critical acclaim, the album was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Country Album. On June 23, 2013 Leon performed on the CMT Crossroads broadcast with Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, Jamey Johnson, Norah Jones, Ashley Monroe and Neil Young.[CMT Willie Nelson’s CMT Crossroads Debuts Sunday 6/21/2013] Leon Russell taking time out to tell a story in 2016 In 2014, the album Life Journey was released on Universal Records.
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Many of them taking time out of their jobs or came down on the weekends to help anyone needing assistance regardless of faith. Arkansas Latter-day Saints volunteered relief in their own area on several occasions including the April 2, 2006 Tornado Outbreak, and the 2008 Super Tuesday tornado outbreak.Helping Hands at angells.com In September 2008, Arkansas Latter-day Saints went to the Baton Rouge area to aid cleanup efforts following Hurricane Gustav.
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"Anchorage" is a song by Michelle Shocked released as a single from her 1988 album Short Sharp Shocked. The song is about the singer finally taking time out to write to an old friend, who has moved from Texas to Anchorage, Alaska, and her friend's reply. In her reply, her friend realizes she might have become a housewife "anchored down in Anchorage", although still dreaming about being a "skateboard punk rocker in New York".Lyrics and chords at michelleshocked.
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Roya Arab attended Maktabe Tarbiat school in Tehran, while also studying at summer schools in Montana, Switzerland, and St Georges in Ascot. After the 1979 revolution she boarded at Ancaster House School in Bexhill-on-Sea, before taking her A-levels at North Westminster community school. She then attended one year of a copywriting/advertising course before taking time out from education. She joined UCL (UCL) in 2000 to complete a BA and MA in Archaeology and Public Archaeology.
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Shaham's career improved, in 1989, when he was called upon to replace an ailing Itzhak Perlman for a series of concerts with Michael Tilson Thomas and the London Symphony Orchestra. Taking time out from his studies at the Horace Mann School (where he was a senior), he flew to London, then performed the Bruch and Sibelius violin concertos. In 1990, Shaham received the Avery Fisher Career Grant. In 1992, he was awarded the Premio Internazionale of the Accademia Chigiana in Siena.
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She returned to Pearl Harbor on 7 June. Pollack departed Pearl Harbor for her eleventh war patrol on 15 July. She touched at Majuro, Marshall Islands, and then steamed on lifeguard station in support of the air strikes made on Woleai island on 1 August. She was off Yap Island from 4–5 August for similar duty, then patrolled in the Yap-Palau area, taking time out to shell the phosphate plant on Fais Island on 27 August and 30 August.
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After taking time out in 2008, he returned in 2009 focused on road running. In his marathon debut he came third at the Reims à Toutes Jambes with a time of 2:10:45 hours. His first victory came shortly after at the 2010 Vienna Marathon, where he took the title in a personal best of 2:08:40 hours, causing an upset over race favourites Felix Limo and Luke Kibet.Beating the winds, Sugut and Kimutai take Vienna Marathon titles.
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In October 1986 Janie Schaffer and her future spouse Stephen Schaffer launched lingerie chain Knickerbox with a £75,000 investment loan, opening their first store on Regent Street, London. By 1992 the business had expanded to 70 stores. In 1995, with Knickerbox consisting of 140 stores across Britain, Europe and the Far East, the duo decided to sell the company. After taking time out to be with her triplet daughters, Janie Schaffer consulted for The Oasis Group, developing and launching the Odille lingerie line.
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Quincy Jones was drafted to co-produce the song, taking time out from his work on the film The Color Purple. Jones also telephoned Michael Jackson, who had just released the commercially successful Thriller album and had concluded a tour with his brothers. Quincy Jones was a key figure in the production and recording of "We Are the World". Jackson revealed to Richie that he not only wanted to sing the song, but to participate in its writing as well.
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After a poor start to the 2019 NRL season, Taylor was granted indefinite leave from the Gold Coast club. Taylor's club released a statement saying “Gold Coast Titans halfback Ashley Taylor is taking time out from the game to deal with personal issues. In consultation with the club, Taylor, 24, has today been granted leave until further notice from his training and playing commitments. On behalf of Ashley and his family, we ask the media and the public to respect their privacy.
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Born Lorraine Francis in Athlone, Ireland on 5 November 1958, Francis has worked as a librarian for a number of years after completing a year of art college and taking time out for travel. She began writing for children in 1999 and most recently has been working with illustrator Pieter Gaudesaboos. He is an award-winning artist while Francis has been runner up in the Francis MacManus Award. She was published in an anthology edited by Hugh Leonard and Clare Boylan.
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While he had no one standout performance, he was consistent enough throughout three weeks to finish ninth overall. In the Tour's first summit finish, at Luz Ardiden in stage 12, Danielson entered the top ten with an 11th place ride on the day. Taking time out of the majority of the field, including some riders who started the day ahead of him, installed Danielson into ninth place overall. Stage 13 was another mountain stage, which incorporated the hors catégorie climb Col d'Aubisque.
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On the day of her doctoral defense, Heemstra received a phone call from her proposed postdoctoral advisor who was concerned that she would become pregnant during her research position, which would result in her taking time out of the laboratory. Heemstra lost the postdoctoral position as a result, and instead spent two years working on medicinal chemistry in industry before starting a different postdoctoral position at Harvard University. Here she developed new approaches to template nucleic acids, working under the supervision of David Liu.
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Many of them taking time out of their jobs or came down on the weekends to help anyone needing assistance.Latter-day Saints to Mobilize Another 4,000 Volunteers in Chainsaw Brigade's Second Wave Latter-day Saints Mobilize 4000 Volunteers in Chainsaw Brigades First Wave. PR Web. September 17, 2005Joining Hands as Neighbors and Now Friends In September 2008, Latter-day Saints across Alabama went to the Baton Rouge area to aid cleanup efforts following Hurricane Gustav, as well as other disaster cleanup efforts in following years.
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After Adekale's 13-year stint with world-famous band Boney M featuring Maizie Williams, she left for the United States, taking time out of her successful 35-year span in show business. Toyin's most memorable hits are "Touch A Four Leaf Clover" produced by Anthony Brightley on the Sir George Label. There followed hits with Delroy Murray and Robin Achampong of Total Contrast, "Gee Baby", "Here I Go Again" and the 'Love n Leather Album. She had a combination hit in 1995 with Daddy Screw with "Man With The Agony".
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In October 1964 she again sailed for the Mediterranean, taking time out during this Sixth Fleet tour to transit Suez Canal for CENTO exercises in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea. She returned home mid-January 1965 to aid in the development of antisubmarine warfare tactics, joined U.S.-Canadian warfare exercises reaching northward to Nova Scotia, then returned home to New London in November 1965 and continued local training duties into 1967. Irex was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 17 November 1969 and sold for scrap and broken up on 13 September 1971.
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Over time, Williams comes to suspect that Hal Kines, one of Manning's college students who has spent some time at her clinic and who has become one of her casual acquaintances, is in fact a criminal. In the course of his investigation, Hammer meets and begins to fall in love with Dr. Manning. In the course of the novel, they become engaged. Taking time out from his investigation on a Saturday morning, Hammer picks up Myrna Devlin and gives her a lift to an estate in the country, owned by the lovely Bellamy twins, for a gigantic all-day party.
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She alternated between PIRAZ duty and SAR/SSS duty, taking time out for a six-day stay at Hong Kong, an overnight layover in Keelung, Taiwan, and a two-day visit to EXPO '70 at Kobe, Japan. On 29 July 1971 Sterett set sail from Yokosuka to return to the United States. After two years Sterett returned to CONUS and entered via San Diego Bay. Sterett spent all of 1971 either in port on, or operating off, the west coast. On 7 January 1972, Sterett traveled on her second tour of duty off the Vietnamese coast.
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It struck the destroyer at deck level shearing off the mainmast and slicing into the forward stack, where it left its starboard wing. The fuselage of the suicide plane splashed into the water about 25 yards from Hunt whose crew quickly doused the small fires which had broken out on board. A second kamikaze which approached Hunt that day was knocked down by her alert gunners before it could reach the ship. Hunt continued to guard the carriers as they gave direct support to troops on Okinawa, taking time out on 4 separate days for radar picket duty in dangerous waters.
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At the beginning of season four, Doug rejects Pacey's pleadings to return to live with him, as he is now playing host to their other older sister Gretchen (Sasha Alexander) who is taking time out from her university studies. Gretchen soon becomes irritated by Doug's obsessive cleaning, remarking that living with him is "like living with Felix Unger on crack". She soon moves out of Doug's apartment shortly thereafter to live with Pacey in a summer beach house that Gretchen rents. In a later episode, Doug's job is ridiculed by Pacey, who makes fun of the trivial aspects of small town police work.
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Towards the winter of 2009, Butt also came up against Younis Khan in a dispute over the captaincy, with Khan taking time out of the game. By January 2010, however, Butt ruled that a new captain would be chosen following the tour of Australia, with Khan quitting the captaincy. Further match fixing claims arose in February, and Butt promised action against the players involved following the report of an inquiry committee which investigated Pakistan's whitewash defeat during the tour of Australia. Further match fixing and financial corruption accusations followed for both Butt and the PCB in 2010.
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The Mamas and the Papas planned to give concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London and the Olympia in Paris before taking time out on Majorca to "get the muse going again". When the group docked at Southampton on October 5, Elliot was arrested for stealing two blankets and a hotel key worth 10 guineas ($28) when in England the previous February. Elliot was transferred to London where she spent a night in custody after being strip-searched, before the case was dismissed in the West London Magistrates' Court the next day."Pop Singer Cleared of Theft", The Times, October 7, 1967.
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Volkmar Braunbehrens (who subsequently achieved notability as a musicologist and leading Mozart specialist) was selected by Rüger to take over her role as Philosophy Faculty spokesperson in 1966: Braunbehrens recalled much later that [among the students] in 1960s Berlin, Sigrid Rüger became "someone of absolute authority". The amount of time and energy Rüger devoted to her multiple roles in student politics during this period led to her officially taking time out from her elected post as student representative. Sources are silent over whether she ever completed her degree course. However, she continued to engage prominently in the political debates at the FU.
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Taking time out from work on his fourth solo album with Herb Macken, Friday teamed up with English composer, Gavin Bryars, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Opera North for a new interpretation of Shakespeare's Sonnets touring as part of the 2007 Complete Works Festival. Opening in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Friday presented his take on Sonnet 40 ('Take all my loves, my love, yea, take them all') and narrated Bryars' 40-minute piece 'Nothing Like The Sun'. Friday and Macken composed the music for the Patrick McCabe play, The Revenant. The Revenant opened as part of the 2007 Galway Arts Festival.
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In November 2008, Fleeting scored against Umea at home in the UEFA Women's Cup quarter final first leg to make it 2–2, before a late goal from Kim Little won the game for Arsenal. Fleeting watched the return leg from the substitutes' bench, as Arsenal were thrashed 6–0. In December 2008, Fleeting announced she would be taking time out from the game on the advice of Arsenal's medical team, after discovering she was pregnant with her first child. With her due date at some point in July 2009, it meant she would be unavailable until the following summer at the earliest.
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While taking time out to record their second album with Edwyn Collins, The Moons returned to the live circuit in 2011 with new album material at The Gibson Lounge London, part of the MERC Live gig series in conjunction with Gibson Guitars and Clash Magazine. The Moons were featured as part of the Channel 4 JD Set. Chosen by The Stone Roses' Mani to pay tribute to The Smiths, The Moons performed cover versions of The Smiths songs along Kid British, Little Barrie and Tom Clarke of The Enemy. The band performed "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" at Manchester's Band On The Wall venue on 12 May 2011.
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Bulcock's career began with the Channel 4 TV movie The Fireboy, playing Billy Maslin alongside Anita Dobson and James Hazeldine. He then moved on to the stage and appeared in Musicals such as Elvis. The Musical, Grease with Shane Richie and Luke Goss and Return to the Forbidden Planet (Shakespeare & Rock n' Roll ) in Berlin, before taking time-out of his career to train as a director. Subsequently he appeared in the films Brothers directed by Susanne Bier, 28 Weeks Later directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, The Dark Knight directed by Christopher Nolan, Red Tails directed by Anthony Hemingway and Tim Burton's Dark Shadows.
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He said that he had been "bullied and mistreated" and "wasn't even meant to win the election", having received no support from the national party for his campaign. He said that he would be "taking time out to...deal with my mental health and personal issues regarding self-medication". An investigation by the BBC revealed that Arnold was still working for O'Mara two weeks following his resignation, having "extended his notice period", and that staff hired in O'Mara's office had not received the security clearance required by parliamentary authorities. On 27 July 2019 it was reported that O'Mara had sexually harassed a 20-year-old employee.
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Following her 2012-13 season, Gössner suffered a back injury in a cycling accident, which kept her out of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. The injury contributed to a loss of form in biathlon over the next few seasons. After taking time out of competition due to the birth of her daughter, in May 2018 she was named by the German Ski Association as a member of their third-tier cross-country ski team: earlier that year she had stated that if she would return to racing she would do so in cross-country, rather than biathlon, as she felt she was no longer able to shoot error-free.
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Although remaining critical of power relations, Foucault expressed cautious support for the Socialist Party government of François Mitterrand following its electoral victory in 1981. But his support soon deteriorated when that party refused to condemn the Polish government's crackdown on the 1982 demonstrations in Poland orchestrated by the Solidarity trade union. He and sociologist Pierre Bourdieu authored a document condemning Mitterrand's inaction that was published in Libération, and they also took part in large public protests on the issue. Foucault continued to support Solidarity, and with his friend Simone Signoret traveled to Poland as part of a Médecins du Monde expedition, taking time out to visit the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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Many of them taking time out of their jobs or came down on the weekends to help anyone needing assistance (Mormon and non-Mormon). Tennessee "Mormons" volunteered relief in their own area on several occasions including the April 2, 2006 tornado outbreak,Church members help with clean- up, roof repair (April 29, 2006) Church News and the April 6–8, 2006 Tornado Outbreak.Aid rendered in wake of tornadoes (April 15, 2006) Church News In 2007, 360 members of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and 65 members of the Orchestra at Temple Square performed at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville (June 30), and at the FedEx Forum in Memphis (July 2).
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The Sheepherders worked for Bill Watts on and off over the next couple of years, taking time out to participate in the first ever Jim Crockett Memorial Tag Team Cup where they made it to the third round. In the third round the Sheepherders clashed with the Fantastics in an out of control brawl that ended in a double disqualification. The winners of this match would have gone on to face eventual tournament winners The Road Warriors in the next round. Back in the UWF for their "Mid South Superdome Show", the Sheepherders clashed with the Fantastics once more, this time Luke and Butch lost in a "New Zealand Boot camp" match to the UWF Tag champs.
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The Sheepherders worked for Bill Watts on and off over the next couple of years, taking time out to participate in the first ever Jim Crockett Memorial Tag Team Cup where they made it to the third round. In the third round, the Sheepherders clashed with the Fantastics in an out of control brawl that ended in a double DQ. The winners of this match would have gone on to face eventual tournament winners The Road Warriors in the next round. Back in the UWF for their big "Mid South Superdome Show", the Sheepherders clashed with the Fantastics once more. This time, Luke and Butch lost in a "New Zealand Boot camp" match to the UWF Tag champs.
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In her right, a female is wearing sunglasses and a black corset with metal pieces. "Do Somethin'" received positive reviews from contemporary critics. Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic said that along with "I've Just Begun (Having My Fun)", they are "two very good previously unreleased tunes". Annabel Leathes of BBC Online commented, "two robust, unreleased tracks [that] suggest, however, that she may still be churning out a few more No.1s before taking time out to sing lullabies to her brood", while Christy Lemire of the Associated Press noted that both songs "provide Britney with further opportunities to proclaim her need to have fun and be herself, which have been running themes throughout her last two albums".
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Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy awarded "Live Your Life" two out of five stars saying, "While some will be charmed by T.I's well- meaning lyrics and Rihanna's hypnotic chorus hooks, others will find the mixture of samples and robotic effects grating. Our view? Well, hats off to Rihanna for finally taking time out from mining her Good Girl Gone Bad album, but it's a shame she had to waste her break on a naff novelty release like this." The American magazine The Village Voice voted "Live Your Life" at number 13 on their annual Pazz & Jop critics' poll; T.I.'s own "Whatever You Like" was voted at number 14 on the same poll.
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Joyce enters a steak eating challenge where she is noticed by cowboy-styled businessman Ben Graw (Brett Cullen), who gives her tips on eating and helps her finish the challenge. Afterwards he reveals he does a lot of business in New Jersey and asks her to dinner. Joyce, who has never been in a relationship after Andy's dad died when he was eight, balks at the offer so Ben merely leaves his number and asks her to call if she reconsiders. Andy and Joyce begin to genuinely enjoy each other's company after, taking time out of their trip to visit the Grand Canyon (which Joyce has always wanted to visit) and having many other adventures.
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Sources are vague over the final part of his school career, with suggestions that he became a serial truant, often taking time out to track down popular composers and offer them his hand-written verses, hoping they might become the basis for new popular songs. This involved a lot of walking the streets and a lot of knocking on doors, but success was limited. There is also mention of his having worked as an unpaid intern in various media businesses during the period between leaving school and becoming established in his chosen career, but it was nevertheless a difficult time. At one stage after his foster-mother died he found work as a trainee telephone operator.
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In May 2008, it was widely speculated that Mort would leave the club, returning to his job at the law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London. In his time as chairman of the club, Mort was very popular with the fans of the club, taking time out to speak with fans and take their opinions on certain aspects of how the club was run. He also set up the Newcastle United Foundation to lead on the club's charitable work in the north-east and rebuilt the club's relationship with the Newcastle community and local media. He left the club in June 2008 and was replaced by Derek Llambias in the role of managing director.
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She had to curtail her social duties and her role as adviser to her husband. She was too ill to take her place by his side when he attained the prime ministership, although she was able to join him when he retired to Belmont after his 1906 election victory, taking part in the welcome which had been organised by his aides and constituents. He thought of taking time out of his political activity to be with her, but she dissuaded him from this, and early in 1906 they left their Belgrave Square town house to move into 10 Downing Street. As her illness grew increasingly painful and debilitating, her husband nursed her with tender care and anxious devotion through every crisis.
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The 1st Battalion, 148th Infantry Regiment, Ohio Army National Guard, is part of the 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Columbus, Ohio. The 1-148th Infantry Battalion is composed of five assigned units: Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Walbridge, Ohio; Company A, Walbridge, Ohio; Company B, Bowling Green, Ohio; Company C, Tiffin, Ohio; Company D, Sandusky, Ohio; and one attached unit, Company G, 237th Brigade Support Battalion, Lima, Ohio. Most soldiers are on traditional reserve status who serve in the military on a part-time basis, taking time out from their families and civilian jobs to participate one weekend a month as well as two weeks of annual training each year. Since then the 148th Infantry Battalion has been redesignated, deactivated, and reactivated many times.
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Though the main focus of the Pinkathon is to get women to understand the value of taking time out to focus on themselves, there are certain issues that are highlighted, such as the need for increased awareness of Breast Cancer. As the Pinkathon moves ahead in its journey, other causes will be added that might be specific to each city. There is a need to reiterate the fact that women neglect their health and their focus on their families and jobs very often leaves them with no time or energy to take proper care of themselves. Fear of judgement and the guilt of taking time away from their families stops many women from paying attention to their own well-being.
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"I Believe in a Thing Called Love" was very Queen-esque and marked them as a hugely popular band. They made No. 2 again with their special Christmas release and the album, Permission to Land spawned one final hit the following year, "Love Is Only A Feeling", which hit #5. Following on from the split of S Club earlier in the year, Rachel Stevens made her solo debut in this month with "Sweet Dreams My LA Ex", peaking at No. 2 for two inconsecutive weeks and spending a further 3 in the top 10. She would enjoy two top 30 albums and a further 6 top 30 singles before taking time out from music to focus on an acting career in 2006.
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Owers was educated at Washington Grammar School, County Durham, and studied history at Girton College, Cambridge. On graduating she went to Zambia to teach and to carry out research into African history. While taking time out to bring up her three children, Owers continued to undertake research and voluntary advice and race relations work.Times Online, 12 January 2008: "Anne Owers says new 'superjails' may not solve prisons crisis" by Helen Rumbelow and Alice Miles (with biographical notes). She joined the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants in 1981 as a research and development officer and was appointed its general secretary four years later. In June 2008, she was appointed Chairman of Christian Aid, succeeding John Gladwin.The Guardian, 25 June 2008, "Society Guardian" section p.
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Violence is a satire of conventional dungeon-bashing games, set in a contemporary metropolis where the player characters dash from room to room killing the occupants and stealing their belongings. In a style reminiscent of Mad, it is relentlessly user-hostile, taking time out to insult the reader wherever possible (it opens with the words, "Welcome to Violence, you degraded turd") and uses a system where the user can buy experience points for cash from the designer or publisher. Despite the innovative game design and exhaustive lists of equipment and weapons (including both belt and orbital sanders), monster types and possible scenarios, it is largely and deliberately unplayable because of an exhaustive rule-set. The rule-set provides information on a range of things related to killing.
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After taking time out to focus on studies, Hardcastle rejoined the Silver Ferns in 1997, and went on to win silver medals at the 1998 Commonwealth Games and 1999 Netball World Championships. With the start of the Coca-Cola Cup (later the National Bank Cup) in 1998, Hardcastle signed with the Northern Force; having moved to live in Invercargill, she also started playing provincial netball for Southland. She announced her retirement from all forms of netball after 1999, although she played again with the Northern Force in 2001; she also made a surprise return to play with North Harbour in the 2008 provincial netball season. Her sisters Nadine and Rochelle also played alongside Sonya in domestic netball, with Rochelle joining her in the Northern Force.
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Joining the Pacific Fleet in late 1937, Mugford conducted local operations along the West Coast and around the Hawaiian Islands, taking time out for periodic overhauls and upkeep. From 5 June 1939 to 30 July 1940 she was the first command of then Lieutenant Commander Arleigh Burke, and under his command was awarded a Battle "E" for gunnery excellence. 7 December 1941 found her at Pearl Harbor as flagship of Destroyer Division Eight of Destroyer Squadron Four. When the attack began, Mugford was on standby status, berthed at B6 in the Navy Yard for repairs, and while raising steam to get underway, downed three planes in 10 minutes with her antiaircraft guns. Within an hour after the attack began, the “little ship” was steaming out of Pearl Harbor firing as she went.
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William F. Cody and his wife, Louisa, and their daughter, Orra (c. 1882) Louisa Maud Frederici (1844–1921) was the wife of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody. She married on March 6, 1866, in St. Louis, Missouri, and remained in a rocky relationship for 51 years until Cody's death in 1917. The couple had met when Cody traveled to St. Louis due to his Union Army duties at the close of the Civil War. They married soon after, the wedding taking place shortly after their interactions in 1865, with Cody taking time out from scouting and horse- driving to marry Louisa. Louisa, often referred to as "Lulu" by her husband, was a proud woman who would not simply grant Cody a divorce in 1904, which led to trial in 1905.
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In April 2010, a few days after appearing in her first matches for Scotland since taking time out from the game, she scored the first goal in Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final win over Chelsea. Fleeting who had just returned to regular action, having not played a full ninety minutes all season, was identified by Arsenal manager Laura Harvey as the player who could "inspire" Arsenal to a fifth successive Premier League and FA Cup double. In May's FA Women's Cup Final, Fleeting scored Arsenal's second equaliser of the match to level the scores at 2–2 against Everton but Arsenal lost 3–2 in extra time. Fleeting scored the second goal in Arsenal's 2–0 win over Bristol Academy in the 2011 FA Women's Cup Final in May.
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This is the band's only album produced by Wil Malone (credited as Will Malone), who Iron Maiden have since claimed lacked interest in the project and effectively left them to produce most of the album themselves, which, according to bassist Steve Harris, was completed in just 13 days. Recording took place at Kingsway Studios, west London in January 1980, with the band taking time out from the 1980 Metal for Muthas Tour to complete the final mixes at Morgan Studios, northwest London in February. Before the sessions with Malone, the band made two attempts in December 1979 with two different producers while still a four- piece. Guy Edwards, the first, was dismissed as the band were unhappy with the "muddy" quality in his production, while Andy Scott was also dismissed after insisting Harris play his bass with a pick rather than his fingers.
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With that squadron she participated in further ASW activities throughout most of 1964, taking time out during the summer to conduct a midshipman training cruise to Europe. On 5 March 1965 she resumed her regular 6th Fleet deployment, adding, on that tour, a new dimension by taking on patrol duties in the vital and volatile Red Sea and Persian Gulf areas to bolster units of the Royal Navy's forces East of Suez. In 1967, News overseas deployment was again shifted to a new area and on 20 June she departed Norfolk for WestPac to support operations in Southeast Asia. On 29 July she arrived at Subic Bay and by 8 August she was at Da Nang, South Vietnam, whence she steamed north to take up duties on the Northern Search and Rescue Station in Tonkin Gulf as a unit of Task Force 77 (TF 77).
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Lehrer remained in Harvard's doctoral program for several years, taking time out for his musical career and to work as a researcher at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory. He was drafted into the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1957, working at the National Security Agency (NSA). (Lehrer has stated that he invented the Jello shot during this time, as a means of circumventing the base's ban on alcoholic beverages.) These experiences became fodder for songs, such as "The Wild West is Where I Want to Be" and "It Makes a Fellow Proud to Be a Soldier". It was many years before Lehrer publicly revealed that he had been assigned to the NSA, since the mere fact of its existence was classified at the time; this left him in the interesting position of implicitly using nuclear weapons work as a cover story for something more sensitive.
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The following day she landed the 2d Company, 1st Battalion, 2d Marines, just south of Charon Kanoa. During the next 5 weeks she escorted supply and troop convoys between the Marshall Islands and Saipan, taking time out for direct gunfire support of troops on Saipan the nights of 29 June and 7 July. She departed Saipan on 28 July to train Underwater Demolition Team 4 in Hawaiian waters, then joined a Beach Demolition Task Group that sailed from Manus, Admiralty Islands, on 12 October to destroy enemy facilities and installations in the vicinity of the proposed invasion beaches of eastern Leyte as well as on the entrance islands of Leyte Gulf. The afternoon of 18 October 1944 she performed shore bombardment operations into concealed enemy positions at Dulag, covering underwater demolition teams headed for the shore. Two shells straddled the high speed transport; and a third hit her number one stack, killing 2 and wounding 16 men.
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After Davis was fired from CBS Records for allegedly using company funds to bankroll his son's bar mitzvah, Columbia Pictures (at the time unrelated to Columbia Records) hired him to be a consultant for the company's record and music operations. After taking time out to write his memoirs, he founded the company Arista Records (named after New York City's secondary school honor society, of which he was a member, and replacing Columbia Pictures's Bell Records label). At Arista, Davis signed Barry Manilow, followed by Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Patti Smith, Westlife, Al Jourgensen, The Outlaws, Eric Carmen, Exposé, Taylor Dayne, Ace of Base, The Right Profile, Air Supply, Ray Parker, Jr. and Raydio, and Alicia Keys, and he brought Carly Simon, Grateful Dead, The Kinks, Jermaine Stewart, Gil Scott-Heron (on whose episode of TV One's Unsung Davis was interviewed) and Lou Reed to the label. He founded Arista Nashville which became the home to Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Pam Tillis, and Brad Paisley.
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Alastair Maclean, a Scotsman who has been living in France with the exiled Stuarts, comes to England to join the Scottish army as it advances towards London. But on the way he discovers that agents (Sir John Norreys and Nicholas Kyd) supposedly helping the Jacobite cause by encouraging various nobles to commit to the cause, are actually in English pay, and are passing on to the English government the letters from these nobles to Charles Stuart promising him men and money. These agents are acting purely as mercenaries, hoping to gain part of the estates that the nobles will forfeit to the Crown when their treasons is revealed. Maclean falls in love with Claudia, the Jacobite wife of Norreys, and is torn between taking time out from his own mission to use his own knowledge of Norreys' treason to the Jacobite cause to kill Norreys and gain the love of Claudia for himself, and speeding off on his own mission to join Prince Charles himself.
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On 3 January 1941, the tug sailed for Pearl Harbor for a yard period and remained there throughout the rest of the year while she was converted from coal to oil. When the Japanese attacked Pearl, on 7 December 1941, the ship went into action with her two machine guns and was credited with downing one enemy plane. She next operated on auxiliary service to the Fleet out of Pearl Harbor into late 1943 and then joined Service Squadron 2 for duty with that force at advanced bases in the invasions of the Ellice, Gilbert, and Marshall Islands. From October 1944 to August 1945, the ship served as yard tug at Ulithi supplying the amphibious and fast carrier task forces with barge towing and other varied services during the busiest periods of the war, taking time out only to lay anchor buoys for ships along the coast of Peleliu in November–December 1944.
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic said "the In the Zone outtake [...] betters most of the songs that were featured on the album". Annabel Leathes of BBC Online commented that along with "Do Somethin'", they are "[two] robust, unreleased tracks [that] suggest, however, that she may still be churning out a few more No.1s before taking time out to sing lullabies to her brood". Ann Powers of Blender magazine called the song "instantly forgettable and biographically inaccurate," while Mike McGuirk of Rhapsody said the song "is on a level with her best work, namely "I'm a Slave 4 U"." Louis Pattison of the New Musical Express stated that the lyrics "chime rather oddly with Britney’s much-vaunted desire to start a family". On the week of September 4, 2004, "(I've Just Begun) Having My Fun" debuted at number 23 on Billboard Hot Digital Tracks, and fell to number 41 in the following.
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