But engineers are currently toiling with building the damn thing and its magnets are proving to be a challenge.
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But for people toiling with little respite, save for the occasional wedding or harvest celebration, recreational enjoyment is hard to come by.
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When 1998 came to a close, they weren't planning on such a lengthy hiatus, but frontman Adam Franklin found himself toiling with a number of other projects.
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Portnoy, who founded Barstool in his mom's Boston-area basement 2000 years ago, was also toiling with Tom Brady's exit as quarterback for his beloved New England Patriots.
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CASEY STATION, Antarctica — Near a nice, big hole in the ice and beneath the stone gray, midday Antarctic summer skies, six Adélie penguins stared at six men toiling with tools.
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During his visit, Mr. Beasley said, he saw men and women working in the fields with minimal farm machinery, toiling with their hands, hoes and shovels and using oxen to pull plows.
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Attempts at reform have focused on cobbling together constituencies that would stand to gain from specific changes: businesses eager to acquire cheap workers; labor unions interested in organizing newly legalized foreigners; advocacy groups out to protect the rights of immigrants who are toiling with little recourse to law.
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It would also sometimes be referred to as I Am The Best Artist gallery once René's signature murals had gained notoriety. The gallery was mostly used to showcase René's own work—"a monument to himself", as noted by John Strausbaugh in a 1990s New York Press cover story and interview. The artist was always available and anxious to discuss his work with visitors, and could often be found toiling with new artwork in the gallery. He also used the rear space as his studio.
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Despite Van Hooijdonk, Cadete and Di Canio having outstanding seasons as individual players, Celtic struggled to match the form of the previous season. John Collins had left for Monaco in the summer and Paul McStay was toiling with injury. As a result, individual performances were unable to make up for the lack of overall team coherence and Celtic finished the season trophy-less, with Rangers winning their ninth successive league title and equalling Celtic's record set under Jock Stein. McCann found himself embroiled in contractual disputes with the trio of Van Hooijdonk, Cadete and Di Canio, labelling them the "Three Amigos".
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Starr spent the first four seasons toiling with losing records before both he and the team started to turn the Red Raiders' fortunes. In the late 1930s Colgate started posting lofty records of 8–1 and 9–4 and continued doing so into the early-40s. In 1942 Starr left the program to volunteer for service in World War II. The team continued on for two seasons, posting an undefeated record in 1943 of 11–0, before being suspended for the final year of the war. Once peace had been achieved Starr and the team returned.
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When a woman working on the project found one and a half times the normal sum she was expecting, she mentioned this to the Guru that she had been paid more. The Guru then told the lady that she was pregnant and since her unborn child was also toiling with her on the project, it was but fair that the child too should get at least half the amount as would be paid to an adult worker. The Nayakanahatti reservoir is still in use and continues to provide water for drinking and irrigation in the region.
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The following year included the California Golden Seals moving the struggling team to Cleveland to become the Cleveland Barons for the '76-77 NHL season. At this time, Pesut made the decision to not to join the Barons, and instead leave the NHL for the twelve-team World Hockey Association where the Calgary Cowboys offered him a lucrative contract to jump professional leagues. He also saw the opportunity to play with numerous other NHLers who jumped leagues at the time, including superstars Bobby Hull and Anders Hedberg who were toiling with the Winnipeg Jets. Wearing #2, Pesut logged 17 games for two goals and two total points before injury put him on the sidelines.
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In 'The Great Valleys and Prairies of Nebraska and the Northwest', published in 1881, Charles Dana Wilber wrote: > In this miracle of progress, the plow was the unerring prophet, the > procuring cause, not by any magic or enchantment, not by incantations or > offerings, but instead by the sweat of his face toiling with his hands, man > can persuade the heavens to yield their treasures of dew and rain upon the > land he has chosen for his dwelling... . ..The raindrop never fails to fall > and answer to the imploring power or prayer of labor.cited in Which Old West > and Whose?, Stanley K. Schultz and William P. Tishler William Gilpin, the first territorial governor of Colorado and an aide to President Abraham Lincoln, was a proponent of this theory.
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