Unfortunately for any readers toiling on a Friday afternoon, Keynes jumped the gun.
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I spent my days in the classroom while Louis was toiling on city streets.
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I spent half my school days toiling on the farm, but the yield was always poor.
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Many of the cases examined by The Times involved individual workers toiling on smaller projects in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Even into his 70s, he adhered to a strict work regimen, toiling on docking systems for the Soyuz rockets.
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Once they were out, she could finally see the ridiculous set-up that Jackrabbit and Chrysler had been toiling on.
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After three years of toiling on a film late at night, you can quickly lose sight of what you're making.
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Pound was living in Italy and toiling on his great poem "The Cantos," while dallying with Fascism and Benito Mussolini.
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They used drones to deliver crates of Coca-Cola cans (2,734 in total) to migrant workers toiling on a construction site.
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They can earn extra cash from toiling on public-works projects or for making sure their children attend school and health clinics.
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He majored in economics, and after a few years toiling on Wall Street, including jobs at Morgan Stanley, he landed in California.
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The two largest Scheduled Castes in Assam are the Kaibarttas and the Namasudras, many of whom can be found toiling on tea plantations.
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He argued that because people own their own labour, toiling on the land confers ownership rights over the resulting product (a farm, say).
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Like George Clooney before him, he'd spent decades toiling on the fringes of Hollywood, taking roles in commercials, television pilots, and indie films.
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In my mid-20s, I was an assistant editor toiling on the lower rungs of the New Republic, working late nights and long shifts.
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Mechanics at an auto repair shop in Greenville, S.C., were toiling on a busy summer afternoon last month when they heard a commotion outside.
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This winter, I'm proud to say that I've put the finishing touches on a 9/11 conspiracy novel that I've been toiling on for over a decade.
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In the course of a long and itinerant career as a journalist, I have moved 28 times, not counting a muddy residency toiling on a dairy farm.
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Net neutrality advocates have long accused Pai of toiling on behalf of major broadband carriers to ensure a future in which the open internet no longer exists.
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White settlers justified their claim to the land by toiling on it; in their eyes, the Natives had no property rights, because they didn't seem to work.
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"All those years of toiling on the farmland, walking miles for water and grazing cattle made me physically fit," said Ugale, now a married mother of two.
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Like BabyJesusUpchuck toiling on the #BABYOK campaign, she crawls through public photo streams searching for lives to steal, settling on that of a cute sophomore at Stanford.
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After spending much of 2018 and the early part of 2019 toiling on the campaign trail in relative obscurity, Mr. Yang has gained steam since the spring.
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That touch of overkill derives, I think, from Paul Feig, who finds himself toiling on a scale that is both wider and less raunchily broad than what he is accustomed to.
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It's about what my mom, who died in 2006, scrawled on a pamphlet from the famous 1982 Barnard Conference on Sexuality, which she mailed to me while I was toiling on my thesis.
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He lived in a double-wide trailer on property owned by his famous father, a seven-time Nascar champion, and worked at his father's Chevrolet dealership, toiling on brake repairs and lube jobs.
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He has been toiling on the tour for years but found his recent success in the months after becoming a father for the first time when his son, Henry, was born in the spring.
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On the Monday after the Hungarian nationals, Hosszu spent nearly 90 minutes at a health club going through her paces in a circuit workout alongside mothers and retirees toiling on treadmills, elliptical machines and stationary bikes.
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Pierce, Allen, and Garnett, three generational type players, all innovators in their fields, unnervingly complementary, a walking scoring machine, spacing machine and defense machine who spent their entire careers toiling on not-quite-good-enough squads.
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As Marin Cilic and Kei Nishikori were locked in a five-set battle for a spot in the United States Open semifinals on Wednesday afternoon, Elli Mandlik was toiling on Court 5 before a handful of casual spectators.
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SEOUL, South Korea — It read like typical North Korean propaganda: soldiers toiling on snowy hills near the border with China, racing to finish construction on a tourist resort and making great sacrifices for the glory of the state.
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Dasari said he had no way of knowing how much money he had repaid and took the farm owner's word when he was told that the interest on the debt had compounded and he needed to continue toiling on the field.
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Widmaier said the Open also would consider closing the roofs over the Ashe and Armstrong stadiums because of the heat, a move that has been resisted here because it might be considered unfair to the players toiling on the other courts.
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That shift to automation is key to the farming sector in the world's No.2 economy as it grapples with an ageing rural workforce and a dearth of young people willing to endure the hardships many associate with toiling on the land.
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Ries has been toiling on the idea for the better part of a decade, and the SEC last month approved the LTSE to become America's 14th stock exchange, joining names like the Nasdaq and the NYSE as the home of our stocks.
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So meet RideGuru: a site offering price comparison for ride-hailing with the aim of increasing transparency in what can be a very murky industry, given the swings of surge pricing and complex pay formula��for the 'partners' actually toiling on the tarmac.
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A new school, new place, newly divorced parents with new romantic partners – big challenges for a nine-year-old whose mom and dad were toiling on construction sites and in retail stock rooms, as opposed to volunteering with the parent-teacher association.
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But at the same time, it does seem like a slap in the face to a lot of American writers who have been toiling on novels and plays and poems for years, while Dylan has been PLAYING GUITAR, WHICH IS NOT WRITING.
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Tony Horwitz earned his Pulitzer Prize in 1995, reporting for The Wall Street Journal on the bleak and awful working conditions of America's low-wage earners — embedding himself in a poultry plant alongside those toiling on the risky, gruesome "disassembly lines," and capturing the harrowing monotony of the silent "cage" where workers opened envelopes for other companies in a room where talking was prohibited and the windows were covered.
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Her path to royalty is strewn with the indignities accrued by actors toiling on the lower rungs of fame (ads for Canadian clothing companies; photographs of her scooping up freebies at promotional gifting suites), available for my online perusal any time I want to remind myself that the Duchess of Sussex, now a vaunted figure who embodies grace and humanitarian ideals, used to be a regular embarrassing person.
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On the strength of the War on Drugs' sweeping 2014 album, "Lost in the Dream," Mr. Granduciel, an unassuming frontman with a tangle of shoulder-length curls, went from toiling on the local indie circuit to headlining international music festivals and even signing a major-label record deal, a rarity for a 20143-year-old traditionalist heading into his fourth LP. "Maybe there was a void for a split second and then we were there," Mr. Granduciel said last month, declining to muse much on the state of modern rock 'n' roll, which has all but disappeared from the Billboard charts.
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Best of The Beach Boys Vol. 2 is the 1967 sequel to the previous year's hits package. It was compiled by Capitol Records rather hastily after Brian Wilson had announced the shelving of Smile, the album he had spent the better part of a year toiling on. Released at a perilous moment in the Beach Boys' career, the appearance of their past glories on Best of The Beach Boys Vol.
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Escogedoras de café (Coffee Pickers) (1939) is a painting by the Ecuadorian social realist artist Alba Calderón. It is one of her most remarkable and complex paintings. In this tropical-colored painting, peasants are toiling on a coffee plantation overseen by a majordomo with a sheathed machete. The peasants are portrayed as a collective, individuality does not matter; that is why their faces are not shown or are covered by sombreros.
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Private owners, such as the art critic Juan Hadatty Saltos and Cecilia Hasing, have also lent their private collections for exhibitions. One of Calderón's most remarkable and complex paintings is Escogedoras de café (Coffee Pickers) (1939). In this tropical- colored painting, peasants are toiling on a coffee plantation, while a majordomo, with a sheathed machete, oversees. The peasants are portrayed as a collective, individuality does not matter; that is why their faces are not shown or are covered by sombreros.
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After toiling on the ATP challenger tour for a better part of a decade and achieving a career high ranking of 213 in singles (on May 6, 2013) , in 2016 he decided to focus on doubles. The same year Mektić reached his first ATP men's doubles finals at the Croatia Open in Umag. Since then, he has won seven ATP men's doubles titles, including three Masters 1000 titles at Madrid (2018), Indian Wells (2019) and Monte Carlo (2019). In 2018 Mektic and Alexander Peya qualified for the 2018 ATP Finals in London.
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He ended his speech by promising to speak again at . Khan left for his Bani Gala residence after the speech reportedly for ill health; many PTI protesters took Khan's departure negatively. Soon afterwards, many PTI followers went home and the number of protesters fell sharply during the night. The PML-N government alleged that Khan lacked concern for his workers, "[toiling] on streets faced by torrential rains all throughout the night". The PML-N told Khan that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Pervez Khattak should not have abandoned his province, where 18 people died from heavy rain in Peshawar.
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He wrote an unsuccessful drama, Le Candidat, and published a reworked version of The Temptation of Saint Anthony, portions of which had been published as early as 1857. He devoted much of his time to an ongoing project, Les Deux Cloportes (The Two Woodlice), which later became Bouvard et Pécuchet, breaking the obsessive project only to write the Three Tales in 1877. This book comprises three stories: Un Cœur simple (A Simple Heart), La Légende de Saint-Julien l'Hospitalier (The Legend of St. Julian the Hospitaller), and Hérodias (Herodias). After the publication of the stories, he spent the remainder of his life toiling on the unfinished Bouvard et Pécuchet, which was posthumously printed in 1881.
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Tales from the Heart spawned two full-color one-shots published by Epic Comics, Marvel Comics' creator- owner label, and the latter, Bloodlines, was nominated for two Eisner Awards in 1993 (Best Single Issue, Self-Contained Story; and Best Graphic Album — New). Since then, Nieves has worked for a number of publishers, including Marvel Comics (Hellstorm, Prince of Lies), Caliber Comics (Orlak, Edgar Allan Poe's The Bells), Comico Comics/Northstar (Cold-Blooded), Moonstone Books (The Phantom, Welcome Back, Mr. Moto, Vampire: The Masquerade) and Transfuzion Publishing (The Apocalypse Plan) . He has self-published a number of titles, like Bob Howard: Plumber of the Unknown (with artist Dan Dougherty), the yearly anthology 10/31 (with various contributors), Forgotten Lore, a compendium of short comics stories (with various artists), and Grace Before The Fall (with Antonio Maldonado and Ken Wolak). Nieves lives in Berwyn, Illinois, just outside Chicago,Q with his wife, one of two daughters, a dog and a cat, and when he isn't toiling on making repairs to the couple's 80-year-old bungalow, he likes to read and watch movies on various streaming services.
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