I wash the dishes in the sink and feel better.
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Obama and the girls get breakfast and wash the dishes.
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That fathers don't normally do things like cook and wash the dishes?
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After dinner, I wash the dishes, take a shower, and go to bed early.
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Helping my father to carry a bookcase and my mother to wash the dishes.
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I wash the dishes, mostly plastic lunch containers, and pack my lunch for the day.
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Apparently Gates doesn't do much cooking at home, but he does usually wash the dishes.
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L. helps me prep, wash the dishes, and feed the dogs while I cook bolognese rigatoni.
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I wash the dishes left in the sink from last night and get ready for bed.
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I chow down and quickly wash the dishes, fill up the dishwasher, and rush out the door.
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Bushwick, Brooklyn You should not have to wait 45 minutes after you bathe to wash the dishes.
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The bottom of the kitchen sink gets cleaned with the soapy water when you wash the dishes, right?
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It's strange for other people when I say 'Oh you guys don't sing while you wash the dishes?
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I wash the dishes, pack my gym bag, and make breakfast for tomorrow while listening to My Favorite Murder.
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"That makes me think of asking someone to wash the dishes, and they tell you, 'I'll try,' " Sulkowicz said.
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Daugherty geeks on about the cost per inmate in the county jail as he helps his wife, Charlyn, wash the dishes.
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Wash the dishes, call a friend to talk about a completely different subject, or tackle a project you've been putting off.
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I watch YouTube videos rather than read a book, and when I wash the dishes I listen to music through my phone.
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My role these days, when Ella puts on my old toque, is to step aside, taste something if she asks, and wash the dishes. ♦
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You're wondering what's living on the underside of that sponge, and whether it'll sprout little spongy legs, become sentient, and wash the dishes for her.
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This cooperative cooking sim inspires a different kind of emotion, usually something between rage and frustration and oh-my-god-will-someone-please-wash-the-dishes!
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The two of them fought over who got to wash the dishes, because the window over the sink had the best view of the bird feeders.
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I should go to the gym, but instead I get my laundry going and wash the dishes I abandoned while I worked the last four days.
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After we finish, I wash the dishes and head over to the bedroom, where my niece is watching The Originals, and we chill out for a bit.
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"Water is essential, to wash the dishes and cutlery, to keep the restaurant clean," said Emmanuele De Angelis, who owns a restaurant near the Villa Borghese park.
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There is nothing that people want robots to be able to do more than to wash the dishes, according to Alphabet Chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt.
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On the fifth day we had an hour-long dispute about who should cook and who should wash the dishes, as if humanity's survival depended on it.
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"If you forget that you have turned on the water to draw a bath or to wash the dishes, that can cause significant damage in the home," he said.
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If you're looking for a new nail technique that won't chip when you wash the dishes or peel off within one week, Gel-X nails will quickly win you over.
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Coretta Scott King would tell her not to wash the dishes, and upon leaving the hotel they left her a huge tip, the likes of which my grandmother had never seen.
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According to the complaint, Ahman's daughter says the 2 had been arguing all day long about chores -- she did not want to wash the dishes -- and tension mounted between her and Ahman.
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That is, midnight face masking while I wash the dishes, long, steamy showers to test out of-the-moment scrubs, as well as twist-outs that take me hours upon hours to complete.
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History, in one fashion or another, has a place in most constitutional arguments, as it does in most arguments of any kind, even those about whose turn it is to wash the dishes.
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While Chris' dad becomes progressively inebriated, his son takes out the recycling full of old beer cans, fixes the water heater so he can wash the dishes, and makes his dad something to eat.
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"I've got it all set up, timed out and the song is coming and she gets up to go wash the dishes, which she's never done," Clooney recounted for Ellen DeGeneres on her show.
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Many expats have cleaners come to their house three times a week to mop the floors, clean the kitchen, wash the dishes, and take care of the laundry for $30 to $50 a month.
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I plucked your eyebrows, listened to your masturbation adventures, charged you nearly pennies for rent, and yet still, losing a bet was the only way to motivate you to wash the dishes without me asking.
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"You know, talking to the people who drive the cars and park the cars at Mar-a-Lago, they love him — the people who wash the dishes, because he's kind and compassionate," Carson said of the president.
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"One of the songs on my playlist comes from My Fair Lady, which my father would put on every Sunday to see who would wash the dishes to not listen to the music," Lowndes said with a chuckle.
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I open my laptop and sit down, but then I get myself coffee, or I wash the dishes or I notice that there's a spot of oil on the floor from last night's dinner, so I clean it.
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Beyond Lemons and Vinegar: How to Clean With Ketchup, Vodka, Butter and More While you may already use food products to remove stains or wash the dishes, here are some other pantry staples to clean all kinds of messes.
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For nearly two years, Sebastian Mejia, a truck driver who lives here with his wife and four daughters, had to haul buckets of water to his home so his family could take showers, flush the toilet and wash the dishes.
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It's difficult to be brave even when you've survived the apocalypse, and some folks would rather clean the undies and wash the dishes of a vicious, bat-wielding psychopath and sleep in a warm bed than try their luck fighting alongside Rick Grimes.
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She is made to wash the dishes by hand each night (Steve refuses to repair the broken dishwasher), to sleep in a chilly room (he also refuses to repair the heater) and to serve as an on-call babysitter for her brother.
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Ask Alexa to text a friend on your contacts list and she'll prompt you to speak the message, freeing you up to wash the dishes, your plants, play the glockenspiel and whatever it is people do with their hands while not sending a text.
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Chang talks a lot about the differences between cooking in a restaurant and cooking at home—"Home cooking is this: I don't want to get another fucking utensil because I don't want to wash the dishes," he says—and the inevitable, growing ties between the food he's cooking in his professional life and the food he grew up eating at home.
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If you're not going to call me British when I grew up in Britain; when I hold a British passport and don't hold a Bangladeshi one; when I don't even speak Bengali; when, good citizen that I try to be, I help an elderly neighbor with his Ikea bed, or dig out the old lilac that another cannot uproot; when I was educated in Britain, worked in Britain, was "a body of England's, breathing English air/Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home"; when I wash the dishes at the local church's fund-raiser for the homeless (because regardless of faith, we surely all believe in the idea of community); and again — it bears repetition — when I hold a British passport "without let or hindrance," then you can't be surprised if, doubting your good faith, I grab my bags and get the hell out.
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MR sutton complains of his maid's absence. "I do not pay her £12 a year for you (his wife) to wash the dishes" on the maid's once per month day off.
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They watch a TV where a boy wash the dishes. Cat and Dog bring a green plate, a green saucer and green cup. Then Cat draws a picture of frog which is green.
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To understand the issue involved, it is necessary to understand how VP-ellipsis works. Consider the following examples, where the expected, but elided, VP is represented with a smaller font and subscripts and the antecedent to the ellipsis is in bold: ::John washed the dishes, and Mary did wash the dishes, too. ::John washed the dishes on Tuesday, and Mary did wash the dishes on Tuesday, too. In both of these sentences, the VP has been elided in the second half of the sentence.
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The following is an example of a pure imperative inference: :P1. Do both of the following: wash the dishes and clean your room! :C1. Therefore, clean your room! In this case, all the sentences making up the argument are imperatives.
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As there was initially no kitchen, the children had to carry buckets of water up to the bathroom in order to wash the dishes in the bathtub. His mother later married David Whitney Erskine Russell, the heir to the title Baron Ampthill.
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While helping Gwyneth wash the dishes afterwards, Davies is told by her that he is "coming our way". He understands. Alice arranges a seance, much to her husband's disapproval. The table moves but the captain turns on the radio, breaking the mood.
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Choppa then runs to his mother's room and tells her about the chaos; however, she orders him to wash the dishes instead. As the rapper does so, he gets teased by some talking fruits. He chops them up, but is caught by his mother for making a mess.
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Retrieved October 29, 2013. The school was run by strict German nuns who made the children sleep in big dormitories, wash the dishes, clean the rooms, and scrub the floors with steel wool. Sinquefield told the BBC that the school's regimentation taught him self-discipline. When they were teenagers, Sinquefield and his brother returned home to live with their mother, who resented the city's 1% wage tax.
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Everyone except Christopher Robin arrives at Rabbit's house with food that they each brought. Rabbit tells everyone that what they brought is not a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. He assigns Tigger and Eeyore to pick cranberries, Gopher to make the pumpkin pie, Owl to wash the dishes, and most importantly, Pooh and Piglet are to get the turkey. Gopher literally blows up a pumpkin to make the pumpkin pie.
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Bender prepares terrible looking food, but applies the liquid that Spargel gave him and wins. As the loser, Elzar is forced to wash the dishes. When the Professor examines the liquid in the bottle Spargel gave Bender, it turns out the liquid is ordinary water. Fry says that all Spargel gave Bender was confidence, before the Professor adds that the water was laced with trace amounts of LSD.
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In both cases, the elided VP should be essentially identical to the antecedent in the first clause. That is, the missing VP in the first sentence can only mean wash the dishes, and in the second sentence, the missing VP can only mean wash the dishes on Tuesday. Assuming that the missing VP must be essentially identical to an antecedent VP leads to a problem, first noticed by Bouton (1970): ::John read every book that Mary did read every book that Mary did read every book that Mary did read every book etc.. Since the elided VP must be essentially identical to its antecedent and assuming that the antecedent is a full VP, an infinite regress occurs, as indicated by the subscripted material, which would continue to repeat itself ad infinitum. That is, if we substitute in the antecedent VP into the position of the ellipsis, we must repeat the substitution process ad infinitum.
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On Christmas Day 1964, 13-year-old Li'l Bit helps Uncle Peck wash the dishes. Li'l Bit questions where Peck was during Thanksgiving, implying that he entered a rehab for his alcoholism. Peck reveals that drinking helped him deal with a hidden pain that no one, not even Aunt Mary, could fix. Li'l Bit offers to spend one day a week with Uncle Peck, so long as he never "crosses a line".
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In general, they did not believe the Francoists were capable of enacting reforms that would benefit women. The magazine Vindicación Feminista as published between 1976 and 1979. Coming out after the death of Franco, it was the first militant feminist publication to be published in Spain since the 1930s. Male union members were frequently highly critical of Partido Feminista and their publication Vindicación Feminista, telling these women they should go home and wash the dishes.
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As of Oct. 2012, "revival of the Ibanag culture is part of the Mother-Tongue Based (MTB) program of the [Philippine] government which seeks to preserve indigenous cultures, including its languages, for generations to come. Ibanag is one of the MTB languages now taught in Philippine schools," and two current stage plays, “Zininaga Ta Bannag (Heritage of the River)” and “Why Women Wash the Dishes” are being performed in the Ibanag language.
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In interviews, she explained that she had started to sleep in the stairway to keep up with the rhythm. After three months, head chef Guerrero said he had to find someone else to wash the dishes because Marte "was worth the kitchen." From there, she was promoted more, and in 2006, became the second in command. In 2007, the restaurant got its first Michelin star, which was an incentive for Marte to work harder.
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Romantic Punch is a rock band based in South Korea, which currently has four members. The band was formed in July 2003 as a Christian indie band "WA★DISH" (Wash the Dishes) and changed its name to "Romantic Punch" in May 2009. They originally had five members, but, Park Hana (the group's bassist), who was on pregnancy leave at the time, left the group on March 9, 2015. No specific reason or explanation was given for her departure.
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Ursula makes an appearance in the 2017 television film, voiced by Whoopi Goldberg. In the film, her daughter Uma is the main antagonist, portrayed by China Anne McClain. During one scene, Ursula whips her tentacle out from the kitchen of her Fish and Chips shop and yells at Uma to stop singing and come to wash the dishes. Twenty years prior to the film, Ursula had been banished on the Isle of the Lost with other villains.
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After removing Donald's wig, Scrooge was determined to make Donald pay. He asked the waiter if the restaurant was for sale and was given a price of one million dollars. In a surprising move, as he had spent the whole last night trying to make sure Donald wouldn't leave and force him to pay the bill, Scrooge quickly pulled the required amount from his pockets and bought the restaurant. Donald then was forced to wash the dishes to pay the bill.
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When the Blue team arrives to wash the dishes, the two teams end up having a water fight. Jillian takes Sione aside to talk to: she senses that he and Filipe are not happy about the switch in trainers, so Jillian gives him a pep talk, then takes him for some one-on-one training. During the training, Sione sprains his ankle. Meanwhile, the Blue team is taken to a boxing gym to train with surprise guest Sugar Ray Leonard.
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The book picks up where the first book ends. George is living in the zoo, until he gets a key from a zookeeper and escapes his cage. In the city, George enters a restaurant where he is caught eating a pot of spaghetti and forced by the cook to wash the dishes, but he does a splendid job. As a reward, the cook takes him to a friend (who is an elevator man), who gives him a job as a window washer at a tall apartment building.
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Cutting a log represents the first obstacle that the couple must overcome in their marriage Friends of the bride "kidnap" her and take her from bar to bar. The best man of the bride, her father, or the groom pays the bill each time. The kidnappers then go to a certain place, such as a public building, and leave a few pointers to help for searching. The exemption may be associated with a task for the groom, for example an artistic performance or wash the dishes for the next few weeks.
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Stan and Ollie are ordered to wash the dishes by Ollie's wife (in the first film-title pun-gag, Stan pours too much liquid-detergent into the dishpan, causing the resulting washing-solution to be "much thicker than water") but Stan dries them and puts them back in the washbowl. Ollie then tells him to put them somewhere dry and he places them on a gas ring where they heat up, so that when Ollie picks them up he drops them and they all smash. James Finlayson then calls to collect payment for some furniture. Stan, Ollie and Mrs.
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She talks to Chet and his younger brother Gord about issues that embarrass them, and the religious teaching she has instilled in them has rendered Chet unable to bring himself to swear, for which he is teased and goaded at school. Chet plays games such as hide-and-seek with the neighbourhood children. One girl, Carrie, has a crush on Chet and invites him to her house each day to wash the dishes. He and Carrie's older sister Connie, a bossy blonde a year his senior, often hide during hide-and-seek games in tall grass where they spend the time talking with each other, though they have little in common.
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She was prompted to take action when radio commentator and Balmain Tigers coach Alan Jones told her to stop behaving like a temperamental schoolgirl. Magnay was successful in her complaint to the Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission about dressing room access, forcing the Balmain rugby league club to issue a public apology in late 1995. This action set a universal standard of gender equality involving sports journalism across Australian sports. But Magnay's actions have attracted harsh comments from male Australian counterparts, such as being told to "get home and wash the dishes" by former AFL footballer-turned-Triple M radio commentator Danny Frawley.
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First aired March 3, 2009 Rocco DiSpirito visits the ranch and teaches the contestants something about cooking unhealthy foods (cheeseburgers, pizza, and burritos) in a healthier manner. The teams compete to cook those three foods, with the winner being the team that cooks the best- tasting food that is the lowest in calories, all in 30 minutes. The Black team wins, meaning that they get to have a dinner prepared by Rocco (with the losing team having to wash the dishes), and one member of the team gets to have an extra vote. At the dinner, Rocco makes panko breaded chicken and mashed sweet potatoes.
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In 2013, she was an artist in residence at The Art Gallery of Ontario where she created actions, like Tea Service (Conservators Will Wash the Dishes) and Your Temper, My Weather, that animated the collections and environments of the gallery. Borsato is an Associate Professor of Interdisciplinary Studio at the University of Guelph where she teaches in the areas of 2D Integrated Media, Extended Practices and in the MFA program. She creates advanced, thematic studio courses that explore social and conceptual practices that have included Food and Art, Special Topics on Walking, LIVE ART and Outdoor School. Borsato is considered to be at the forefront of relational, interventionist and performative practices in Canada.
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The culture confers lousy status on maintenance jobs--minimum wages, housewives — no pay. Clean your desk, wash the dishes, clean the floor, wash your clothes, wash your toes, change the baby's diaper, finish the report, correct the typos, mend the fence, keep the customer happy, throw out the stinking garbage, watch out don't put things in your nose, what shall I wear, I have no sox, pay your bills, don't litter, save string, wash your hair, change the sheets, go to the store, I'm out of perfume, say it again — he doesn't understand, seal it again — it leaks, go to work, this art is dusty, clear the table, call him again, flush the toilet, stay young.
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The film shows in parallel two periods in the life of Raimundo Nonato (João Miguel): one follows his successful career as a cook, the other as a prisoner in a cell with about ten other convicts. It gradually becomes clear that these events happen after the former. His period as a cook starts when he arrives by bus in a big city, without a place to sleep nor money for food. After eating chicken snacks in a cafeteria, he has to wash the dishes to pay for it and is eventually offered a job, receiving merely food and lodging as payment, even though the snacks he cooks are so good it attracts more customers.
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Boat noodles have been served since the period of Plaek Phibunsongkhram in 1942, and were originally served from boats that traversed Bangkok's canals. In the past, a merchant who sold boat noodles would have been the only person working on a small boat, and would have had to do everything by himself from paddle a boat, scald the noodles, season the soup, serve the dish, handle money and wash the dishes. If the bowl was too big, it would be difficult to hand over to the customer on the land and might be easily spilled. This is the reason why the boat noodle's bowl is small, for the convenience and safety of the merchant.
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According to RMT, mis-matching of relational models is a common cause of interpersonal conflict, given that different relational models will often imply different behaviors in the same situation. Taking two housemates sharing dishwashing as a simple example, Fiske suggests that if housemate A assumes dishwashing is governed by a CS framework and housemate B assumes an EM framework, A will expect both of them to wash dishes whenever they can, and B will expect them to take turns. If A is busy and B is not, A will expect B to wash the dishes, but if B washed the dishes last, they'll assume it's A's turn, and conflict will ensue because of A and B's mis-matched relational models.
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As described in a film magazine, Anne Wilmot (Stewart) and her aunt Katherine (Farrington) leave Fifth Avenue to go to Arizona and spend a month at her fiance Leon Morse's (Hull) lodge in the mountains near an immense hydroelectric engineering project. Leon is determined to obtain a right-of-way across the site occupied by the dam for his railroad, but Bill Shannon (Hearn), the builder, has other views about it. Anne meets Bill when he rescues her from a perilous position on a rock endangered by the rising waters of a stream. Sheb (Whitman), his right hand man, warns Bill against all women, but he gives Anne some food when she pleads hunger and then makes her wash the dishes.
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