In a chilly warehouse just outside of Boston, the brute toils away.
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Hugh toils away clearing black mold from the basement; the black mold returns.
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A member of the lowest caste, Mimi, toils away recycling computer components for her masters.
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Everyone else toils away somewhere in baseball's enormous farm-team archipelago: two hundred and forty teams, more than seven thousand players.
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The hapless father who is powerless to protect her is John, who toils away on the farm to escape his wife's harping.
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This Wider Image photo essay visits the lonely operation of Zygmunt Furdygiel as he toils away with only a few cats for company.
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He provides no useful tutelage or insight for Paul, who toils away in the dark, making business decisions that Getty overturns every time.
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But if anyone was under the delusion that Zuckerberg toils away every night keeping his Facebook fresh, Bloomberg Businessweek is here to crush those dreams.
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Veidt toils away in total obscurity while humanity continues to pursue the dangerous course of relying on nuclear power and using it to build bombs.
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Meanwhile, Kaepernick toils away in obscurity waiting for a team to call, training for hours a day largely out of the public eye to avoid media spectacle.
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A 33-year-old Kevin Martin, the end of a distinguished playing career rushing up as he toils away on a shitty team, is giving it his all.
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While Microsoft toils away on those features, it's also preparing for the release of Harman Kardon's Cortana-powered Invoke speaker, which will be the first speaker to include the assistant.
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After the 21 Kosovo war redrew the city's ethnic map, FK Trepca now toils away in the lower tiers of the Serbian league, ousted from what it sees as its ancestral stadium.
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A woman named Abi is a servant to a powerful family and discovers a secret that can upend the power in society, all while her brother toils away in a factory town, building a revolution.
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Waitress is a homespun tale about a young woman who toils away at her local country diner while crafting delicious pies of every variety, the names of which are cheeky reflections of plot points — for instance, Jenna makes "betrayed by my own eggs" pie after she finds out she's pregnant.
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Jung-chul, a laborer, toils away on a soybean paste factory as he tries to look after his dysfunctional family.
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Barry begins to enjoy a rarified life whilst Tull toils away with his unsuccessful pursuits. Tull, increasingly envious, begins to manufacture ways of bringing Barry down. These begin relatively innocently, attempts to cause Barry inconvenience. But later things become much more serious as Tull makes contact with violent men he later finds he cannot control.
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In northeastern Chinese city of Yanji in Yanbian Prefecture, Gu-nam (Ha Jung-woo), an ethnic Korean, or Joseonjok, toils away as a taxi driver. When not working, he is often found at gambling halls. Gu- nam is now in serious debt. His wife left to work in South Korea and promised to send money back.
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More tells the story of an inventor who lives in a drab, colorless world. Day by day, he toils away in a harsh, dull, and dehumanizing job, his only savior being the memories of the bliss of childhood. But at night, he works secretly on an invention that could help him relive those memories and spread their joy to everyone in his despair-filled life. When he finishes the invention, it changes the way people look at the world.
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George T. Edison (Boothe) is an oddball inventor who hears with his teeth instead of his ears as a result of a bizarre childhood train accident. By day he toils away in his cluttered laboratory, and by night he listens to phonograph records by chewing on the giant metal horn that conducts the sound. At his home at Pickerton Park, He works with his companion, Batchelor (McNeil), to find many ideas for inventions. He lives happily with his father, Captain Samuel Edison, his wife, Lotte Edison, and his two sons, Leo and Faraday Edison.
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Monty returns to his dead-end job as a clerk, frustrated that he toils away while unworthy men grow rich, including Asquith D'Ysquith, Jr. He observes Asquith, Jr. and his mistress Miss Evangeline Barley, a recent Florodora girl, steal away to a winter resort. Monty follows them with the intention of poisoning Asquith, Jr., but is unable to get close enough to deliver the poison. Asquith, Jr. and Miss Barley go ice-skating on a frozen lake, and Monty is struck by inspiration. He cuts a hole in the ice, and the skaters fall through and drown ("Poison in My Pocket").
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