For my mom, it was about a woman working thanklessly in pursuit of what's best.
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Still, it's Marx's gals (including the household nanny he impregnates) whose roles remain most thanklessly supporting.
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The Men in Black carry out their work thanklessly and autonomously, with no oversight from another government agency.
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Amid the destruction of public services, Jensen said that many civil servants have thanklessly continued carrying out their jobs without payment.
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That estimate comes from the National Park Service which has been thanklessly tracking the waste jettisoned by climbers in the park.
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Mom (Martha Plimpton, in a thanklessly idiotic role) and Dad (Jay R. Ferguson) have been planning a divorce without their children's knowledge.
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It is here that Groff's Seymour toils thanklessly as the klutzy assistant of its owner, Mushnik (an agreeably unsympathetic Tom Alan Robbins).
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Gunning remembers her as plainly dressed, middle-aged, typical of the countless government agents he had known who toiled thanklessly in critical jobs.
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It absolves our tribal leaders of their reluctance to show up for meetings and to fight diligently and thanklessly in the trenches of numb process.
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And when his doting secretary, Jean (Jennifer Damiano, in a thanklessly earnest part), sings that there's something sweet about the boy, she's not entirely off base.
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For the past few years, he and a team of engineers, designers, educators, and futurists have worked thanklessly to port nature directly into our digital devices. Why?
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That means we must recognize the contributions of our police, who come from all backgrounds and all walks of life, and who often thanklessly risk their own lives to protect the innocent.
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Williams spends a good portion of his time thanklessly battling larger, stronger bigs, never complains, and while trade rumors surround his team's best player, is quietly having a career year at 31. Salute. 10.
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There is a lot of whitewashed college vibe with people moving in and out which is basically what I did but then there's a core group of people working tirelessly and thanklessly to make cool stuff and make cool stuff happen.
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One of our favorite holiday traditions used to be tuning in to see what elaborate feast Monica Geller had whipped up, thanklessly, while her nearest and dearest picked fights, brought truly awful guests, and tried to force-feed everyone meat covered in custard and jam.
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Jared Harris led a note-perfect cast, and Chernobyl's evocation of the grim slog that was thanklessly saving the world from nuclear disaster made for a series that never once blinked while staging enough, "How did they do that?" set pieces to make a surprisingly easy binge-watch.
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It is said that it was the king's daughter Callirrhoe, who loosing Diomedes from his bonds, saved him. Diomedes is said to have thanklessly sailed away, and the girl killed herself with a halter.Plut. Parall. Gr. et Rom. 23.
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McCay displayed his social awareness in the last strip he created for the Herald, Poor Jake. Its title character was a silent laborer who worked thanklessly for a Colonel and Mrs. Stall, who exploit him. The strip ran from 1909 until spring 1911.
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The story concerns a man who thanklessly heals pots in a totalitarian future Earth, only to be summoned by a godlike alien known as Glimmung, who has recruited him as part of a multispecies specialist team sent to "Plowman's Planet" (or Sirius Five) for a mystical quest, which is to raise the sunken cathedral of Heldscalla from a surreal alien ocean.
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He read the oncoming rushes very well, and thanklessly cut off passing lanes and blocked shots. He learned to tie up players' sticks and was one of the few modern players to master the hip check. He retired from the NHL as a player after the 1995 season. He served as an assistant coach for the Boston Bruins during the 1996 season, and as head coach for the NCAA Division I Michigan Tech Huskies from 1996–97 – 1999–2000.
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