Some nights I have to work late, and by work late I mean I stay and work on some new jokes for the next morning's elevator ride.
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Decide to go to work late because I feel sick.
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I like to start early but I also work late.
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I work late tomorrow, so I won't go in until noon.
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Fewer staff are now inclined to work late nights or at weekends.
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I don't work late nights very often, but today was an exception.
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Half say they've gotten into work late, or had to leave early.
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I work late most days, so I decide to go tomorrow morning.
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Since lawyers tend to work late, it gets a lot of use.
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She accepted a job where they assured her she could work late.
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Sitara cooks for the whole family at night because her parents work late.
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This association especially emerges in adults who work late-night or overnight shifts.
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I get to work late (as usual) and work while snacking on chocolate.
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"I had to work late, and Hank was in pre-K," she recalled.
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Many work late-night shifts at the airport or in a chicken factory.
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I was a lawyer then, and I had to work late that night.
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Deposit tips into your bank's ATM immediately after your shift if you work late.
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My bosses are out this morning so I let myself come into work late.
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"I didn't work late nights, early mornings, or through the weekends," Ryan tells me.
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My job expenses transportation if we work late anyways, so I get an Uber.
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Sprouse has reportedly asked that transportation be provided for cast members that work late.
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That's when the guilt sets in because I know that I left work late.
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Some branches now stay open until 8pm to cater to people who work late.
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Staff members often stay behind after dismissal to supervise students whose parents work late.
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I was fucking up at work, late all the time, and not handling my responsibilities.
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However, people are living longer and are still productive at work late into their 60s.
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Behind the scenes at the Emergency Operations Center, two officials work late into the evening.
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Women who want the flexibility to travel or work late do not make this mistake.
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But he would work late at the Bauhaus, and only came home now and then.
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Friends were growing annoyed with me for repeatedly canceling plans so I could work late.
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And nearly 22 million more went into work late, left early, or worked remotely that day.
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The first thing of course is to send them home and not let them work late.
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The bar staff were obliged to work late until the lawmakers had left, parliamentary sources said.
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They eat dinner late, so that they can be with their parents, who probably work late.
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Stressed workers are also more likely to make errors, arrive to work late and miss deadlines.
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"I'm here if he needs to work late or go out with clients," Ms. Jampel said.
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Officials try to limit the inconvenience by doing work late at night or on the weekend.
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But if I'm booked to work late, then it's quite fun watching the awkward office romances unfold.
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But many who keep the city running work late into the night, their efforts unseen and unnoticed.
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Worse, Russian partners will never work late or at weekends "no matter the financial hit", he grumbles.
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Susan Collins allowed for the possibility that the Senate could work late during an open amendment process.
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Many elite nannies regularly work late into the night and travel with families for weeks on end.
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"With BeanQ, I can video chat with my son when I need to work late," she said.
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"I am the French people who rise early and work late," she said, in her deep, rolling tones.
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Nearly 3,000 striking workers at the facilities returned to work late Sunday, according to union leader Aldo Rodríguez.
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The Instant Pot Duo makes delicious home-cooked meals a cinch, even when you have to work late.
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The special counsel prosecutors work late into the night and on weekends, another hallmark of Mr. Mueller's style.
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When I get home, I spend a little time with my family and usually work late into the night.
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Rather than feeling pressured to work late into the night if she's feeling exhausted, Mulder said she can step back.
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My mom calls to let us know she has to stay at work late, so we should eat without her.
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Although best-known for hits like "Rhinestone Cowboy," Campbell continued to work late into his life, touring as recently 2011.
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The government ordered drivers back to work late on Monday after supplies ran down at some locations, including Lisbon airport.
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The government ordered drivers back to work late on Monday after supplies ran down at some locations including Lisbon airport.
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We're spending a lot of time before work, late at night, on the weekends just hustling to get it done.
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It's true that this process requires time and attention in the evenings, which is tough if both parents work late.
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Given my new job as a partner at King & Spalding, I probably will work late on Monday, my 55th birthday.
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She was just getting home from work late last week when she saw smoke at the home across the street.
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Moms and dads who travel and work late as part of their career trajectory feel enough guilt as it is.
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"Everybody is getting to work late because of this," Jere Young, a local shuttle driver, told The Post and Courier.
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When I keep my nose to the grindstone, I typically stumble out of work late at night with a mediocre solution.
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After all, what good is a booming economy if employees are stuck at work late into the evenings or on weekends?
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It's left me feeling bitter, and consequently, I've felt no guilt about coming to work late or taking long lunch breaks.
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I roll into work late (again), put my lunch in the fridge, and realize I forgot my breakfast guacamole cup. Damn.
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If my wife and I both have to work late, my sister or our parents pitch in to watch the children.
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If he has to work late or on weekends, he's not like, 'Oh my gosh, who's going to watch the children?
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I usually work late on Fridays anyways and never take a long lunch break, so I don't feel like I'm slacking.
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My boyfriend ends up having to work late, so I eat without him, but set aside an extra portion for him.
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I know I have to work late twice this week, so we'll see how much time I actually get to cook.
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Holmes added that many low-income residents who work late-night shifts would likely be most impacted by the service cuts.
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I tend to do my best work late into the night or on weekends when there's not many other people around.
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Two of my co-founders prefer to work late into the night while I enjoy starting work early in the day.
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But if you're stressed about getting to work late again, you can control whether you manage to leave your house on time.
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I dream about the days when I could sleep until noon or sneak into work late because I slept until 10:26.
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His refusal to work late on Fridays, because of his observance of the Jewish sabbath, was also reported to be a problem.
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Well, unfortunately you don't know shit, you sometimes-staying-at-work-late-because-it-looks-good motherfucker, and 2 Chainz is proof.
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I'm going to work late since I'm taking Friday off to spend time with three girlfriends I've known for over a decade.
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New employees would get a mattress when they joined because everyone was expected to work late and often sleep in the office.
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This gives voters who work late, have disabilities or simply can't make the in-person contest a chance to partake in the process.
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" By contrast, those who don't take a lunch break were more likely to say, "I am willing to work late or on weekends.
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They arrived to work late, left early or stayed home from work an average of two days per month due to menopausal symptoms.
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It was all very ribald and light-hearted, until one night I finished work late and he invited me over to his apartment.
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In the early days of business, many entrepreneurs work late nights, early mornings and long weekends to get their project off the ground.
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Young put him in pick-and-roll situations, and Davis went to work late in the 87ers' 109-104 victory in Des Moines.
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He stayed up until his mother returned from work late and tearfully asked if she was going to get hurt doing her job.
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As a result, women work late into their pregnancies, and a quarter of women return to work within 27 days of giving birth.
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Belfiore's year-long break involved heading out to sea with his family on a worldwide trip, and he returned to work late last year.
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She got off work late Thursday night from her nannying job in nearby Woodland Hills but couldn't get home because the roads were closed.
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Then, when I don't stay at work late, I'm worried my manager will think I'm not working hard enough and fully prioritizing my career.
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And some people, like those who work late-night shifts, might not be able to try out these interventions even if they wanted to.
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Salaried employees spent an additional seven minutes, on average, working past their shift end, than hourly employees did when they decide to work late.
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Workers who put in extra hours lost precious family time; 60 percent admitted to sacrificing moments with a partner or kids to work late.
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Srinu would brainstorm a new idea one afternoon, work late—his lunch would often sit for hours, untouched—and present a prototype the next morning.
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It's certainly something that creeps into my mind when I work late at night at the hospital, in hotel rooms, and on that Amtrak train.
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The nurse and her staff work late into the evening, feverishly making calls to find the mothers and fathers of the babies in their care.
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I'm the second shift supervisor at work, so I can run errands in the morning and not have to worry about getting to work late.
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The young virologists from Chulalongkorn University work late into the night taking blood, saliva, urine and feces samples to determine what pathogens the bats carry.
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If they weren't fired for refusing to lie to meet sales goals, they had to work late to make up for missing targets, without pay.
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If you need your junior staffers to work late regularly, try to give them work they want to do, not work they have to do.
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Around the time of the Kavanaugh hearings, a man ambushed Collins outside her home in the rain after she arrived from work late at night.
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Your energy reservoir diminishes as the day wears on, which is why it's so difficult to get to the hardest work late in the day.
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Even though, he is often advocating people hustle hard and work late nights, he also advises people get between six to eight hours of sleep.
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United said Munoz is expected to return to work late in the first quarter or early in the second quarter, later than had been forecast before.
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I was stuck at work late this day, and by the time I got home and was ready to drive it was already after 4 p.m.
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He and his assistant, David Liittschwager, would often work late into the night at the Modernage photo lab on Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan.
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Phyllida Barlow and Anna Maria Maiolino, who have both received full recognition for their work late in life, sit down for a conversation about their careers.
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He finds himself focusing more on protecting his staff of economists and statisticians who work late into the night and over weekends crunching numbers for Congress.
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His mom told KTRK that her son had come to work late that day and witnessed the first tower fall as he emerged from the subway station.
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"Even when I'm not here, when I have to work late, man, he puts on his helmet, and he works out," Dave Young, Bunchie's father, tells PEOPLE.
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Then, because I'm a night owl, I tend to do all of my deep work late in the evening, when it's quiet and no one is around.
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According to the Times Union, six rounds were fired through the window of the committee's chairman Jack Flynn, where he has been known to work late sometimes.
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Same for Abbie, who must visit clients from morning till late night but is stuck taking the bus and doesn't get overtime when she's asked to work late.
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Some banks have started making employees pay for their own mobile phones and have cut back on perks like free food for those who have to work late.
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But salaried employees, who were also more willing to work late, pocketed more too — about $9,600 extra a year over coworkers who left on time, the survey found.
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Is it ever about making sure experimentation, especially when its something a developer is passionate about, is limited so developers don't work late even if they want to?
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"We would work late on stories, but were always sure to take breaks with cat videos," Annie Zak recalled of her time with Kim at Columbia Journalism School.
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For an entire year, we would all go straight from our day jobs to Luke's studio, and usually work late into the night during weed-fueled hustle binges.
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I work late often, but I always try to at least get home for dog-walking time so H. and I can catch up and chat about our days.
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I have a big deadline at the end of this month, so I will probably work late most nights and won't have much of a social life until then!
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I stop at an apple orchard on the way home — bringing home the kids' favorite donuts will make them forgive the fact that I had to work late ($11)!
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It's a period when people may show up to work late and they'll blame Mercury retrograde, or the proverbial wrench thrown into the plan—anything but business as usual.
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The people that come in after 10 PM on a weekend are probably people who have to work late themselves, so they tend to not have as much money.
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R. Kelly wants back in his studio, and he wants to work late-night hours -- 'cause that's when his creative juices flow the best ... according to new legal docs.
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They are all expected to work late into the night dismembering chickens, stirring pots, adding spices and soaking wood chips, activities that consume a lot of antic stage time.
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He had returned to New York to visit his family and was supposed to attend the event with his sister, who unexpectedly had to work late and couldn't go.
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Since I normally work late on Saturday nights and during the day on Sundays, Friday nights are the only part of the week that feel like time off to me.
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He tends to work late, then comes home tired or passes out on the couch after dinner, and I feel like a neglected housewife who's been with him for decades.
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ET, Altitude (Denver), YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE NUGGETS (217.3-212.7): Denver rookie point guard Emmanuel Mudiay has come on of late and is doing his best work late in games.
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Women are still the main caregivers for families, for example, which makes it harder for them to work late on important issues at their jobs or fight for a promotion.
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In that same article, Fairfax stated that people in North Korea commonly take crystal meth to treat colds, boost their energy, or keep them awake so they can work late.
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GOP senators planned to work late into the night to try to find a way to revive the effort to repeal and/or replace Obamacare, according to an Axios report.
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I like having everything in place the night before because it makes me feel less rushed and anxious on the day of, but this usually means that I often work late.
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He also has a reputation for being a hard-charging executive, known to work late hours and on weekends, and one who has expected a similar work ethic from staff members.
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Virtual caucusing aims to give flexibility to voters -- such as those who work late, have disabilities or can't appear in-person at caucuses -- by allowing them to cast votes by telephone.
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While developers may work late into the night to hack the next big thing into existence, that also comes with the risk of long-term effects to their health and burnout.
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We learned he calls himself a "night guy," rarely sleeps more than five hours per night, and likes to work late in the Treaty Room while ESPN plays silently on the television.
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I believe this is true, and I appreciate the work late-night comedians like Stephen Colbert, Samantha Bee and Trevor Noah do in addressing important issues like gun control, abortion and immigration.
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There's one in my neighborhood (ZAGAT rates it highly) and when I come home from work late at night, there is often at least one neighborhood cat in line for a taco.
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She believes Mexico also faces the issue of male entitlement, and when this is combined with poor infrastructure, overcrowded transport and women having to work late or unusual hours, the opportunities are plentiful.
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With the untimely death of Jackson Pollock and the suicide of Mark Rothko, it once seemed that America would never have a generation of artists who would make great work late in life.
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Giant Escape 28 Specialized Alibi Due to potholes and bumpy roads, flat tires are one of the most common issues city commuters face — and one that can mean showing up to work late.
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A couple of weeks after Stone's tweet, and after about 20180,26 people had been using the new twttr prototype, Twitter senior user researcher Cody Elam was at work, late, looking at a massive spreadsheet.
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Washington, D.C.'s member of Congress says permanently ending late-night service on the Metrorail system would hurt not only the local economy but also low-income residents who disproportionately work late shifts. Del.
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What she — and the bureau officials who would enforce this rule — understood was that this was to apply to emergency circumstances, as when one had to work late and could not pick up a child.
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It was reminiscent of their old dynamic, when she would come by Tempo Studio after a full shift as a florist's deliverywoman and uncomplainingly work late into the night to meet Shipp's exacting musical standards.
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A lot of people—particularly those that work late into the night—swear by this app, largely because of research that suggests exposure to light from screens before bed can affect your quality of sleep.
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He also expected most of the firm's public affairs team to work late on June 23 and come to work early on June 24 to watch and analyze the results on behalf of multinational clients.
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I would almost run to where I needed to be so nobody could touch me and did a lot of my work late at night or early in the morning when it was quieter outside.
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When you have a pet, getting home on time to feed them is key — but when your boss asks you to work late, "Nah, I have to feed my dog" may not be a viable excuse.
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A tall, soft-spoken engineer, Soumenkov had a habit of arriving at work late in the morning and staying at Kaspersky's headquarters well after dark—a partially nocturnal schedule that he kept to avoid Moscow traffic.
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I enjoy cooking (most of the time) and spending quality time with my boyfriend, N., or, if he's busy at work late, the TV. Tonight, I batch-baked some miso soy sauce flounder I defrosted last night.
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L. normally does the dishes when she gets home in the evening since I cook for us, but she has to work late, so I do all the dishes, wipe down the counters, and get dinner started.
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Experts have warned there could be a renewed increase in cases once China properly returns to work late this week or next -- hundreds of millions of people around the country have been on lockdown for weeks now.
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I have gradually gone back to some of the routines that marked my pre-heart-attack life: extra hours at work, late nights with friends, long walks in the park and endless conversations fantasizing about my future.
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I'd have to choose to keep my Sim at work late to write about a breaking news story, or she'd come home in a bad mood because internet trolls tore apart her well-sourced but controversial article.
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I am a nocturnal person and like to work late, but even if I'm not working, it takes me a few hours to wind down from the day, and I usually go to bed between 4 and 5.
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They never forget that they have families, friends, hobbies, and other interests and obligations outside of work, and they don't infringe on their "real" lives — by asking someone to work late, for example — without a very good reason.
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He typically takes on one company every 18 months because of the time and effort commitments required to work late nights, but is adamant that it's worth the hours once the company matures and gets offices of its own.
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One night, when he arrives from work late to discover that she has done nothing about dinner, he punishes her with the announcement that he will not speak to her for two weeks and proceeds to mark the calendar.
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Deja vu: Another walk-off win for Twins MINNEAPOLIS — Doing some of their best work late in the game, the Minnesota Twins came up with yet another clutch hit in the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday at Target Field.
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While Dileen was used as a sex slave, her daughter Aisha (not her real name), who is just seven years old, was forced to work late into the night, in the basement of their apartment building, assembling IEDs for ISIS.
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All of the Republican senators who oppose the Senate health care bill are meeting tonight to work out their differences — after being told by President Trump this afternoon that they need to work late into the night to get a deal.
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Acknowledge that you didn't want to work late, but you chose to because you wanted to keep your job or you recognized that you could have said no to someone, but doing so might have been a bad career move.
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Mastroeni contended in an interview that the effects of altitude are psychological as much as physiological, so he and his team have worked with researchers at the University of Colorado to maximize the efficiency of their work late in games.
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For decades, Iranian revolutionary families would work late into the night to make sock puppets, cartoons and effigies of every American president since Jimmy Carter, then proudly parade them around during an anti-American protest and burn them in a bonfire.
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Some despondent young staff members at the Republican National Committee on Capitol Hill, who usually work late into the night in the final stretches of a campaign, took to leaving their desks early, in time for happy hour at bars.
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Like, if you're going to do that right in the open I think it's crazy and weird, but I feel like if you work late at night at a bar it's just a common thing you have to deal with.
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Some of the bank's employees filed whistleblower complaints with the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, saying they had been fired for reporting the gaming by Wells Fargo, while others complained that they were forced to work late to meet sales quotas.
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Some of the bank's employees filed whistleblower complaints with the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, saying they had been fired for reporting the "gaming" of sales quotas by Wells Fargo, while others complained that they were forced to work late.
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We've written letters and organized #MeToo workshops, but we haven't found how to crack the essential nut, which is a profession where the "intimacy" of our work environment — how lucky we are to be "chosen" to work late, shoulder to shoulder, with our guiding lights!
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JPMorgan (JPM) doesn't expect anyone in London to pull an all-nighter — but there is a plan ahead of October 31 to have foreign exchange traders work late into the night, and then stay close to the offices in London's Canary Wharf for a roughly 5 a.m.
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You know how you're out late on a Sunday with friends and know you have to go soon because you have to get up extra early to catch the train because it's inexplicably been slowing down for two weeks and you keep getting to work late?
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"I missed a lot of deadlines today because those who were supposed to support me came to work late and it is a ripple effect, it is going to keep affecting a lot of things if nothing is done about it on time," she told CNN.
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In fact, the robot nanny is a prime example: It will be adored by parents — and likely much more so than the human nannies who are known to call in sick, show up to work late and, on occasion, sue their employers when they hurt themselves on the job.
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The reality is that if someone unexpectedly goes out of town, has to work late, gets sick, you probably will never hear from him again, despite the fact that he says he'll get in touch when he's back in the country, out of jail, emerged from his coma.
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"While the economic impact on local D.C. businesses may be obvious, the permanent late-night service reduction would also disproportionately hurt lower-income residents, who work late-night shifts, and particularly those commuting home to parts of the region where late-night bus service is unavailable," Holmes said.
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Judge Mark E. Walker of the Federal District Court in Tallahassee, who vowed to work late nights and into the weekend to rule on the litany of lawsuits, late Thursday rejected a challenge to Florida's voter intent rules governing a hand recount, a decision that further shrinks Mr. Nelson's window to victory.
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It may be because they believe a defect rate of one defect per thousand opportunities is good especially when we work late at night with critically ill patients in difficult situations, or it may be because that rate of one defect per 1000 opportunities is very difficult to feel day-to-day when we work.
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When she wins, I am sending her a Bitch Gift Box: bitch gum to chew whenever the hell she wants, bitch cocktail napkins so she can break out the Scotch any damn time of the day, and the Badass Bitch candle, so she can work late at night making the world better — for children, men, and especially bitches.
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In an interview with VICE News and in their complaint submitted to a Los Angeles Superior Court Thursday, Dalla Betta described a workplace with few boundaries between workers' professional and personal lives, where suggestive comments were routine and openly made, and where they were often expected to work late into the night at rowdy parties, without fair compensation.
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"A discussion panel at the Tokyo International Film Festival several years ago promoted Japan as a film location by saying that the benefit of shooting in Japan is that crews are able to work late nights and long hours with no overtime," Hiro Masuda, producer at Ichigo Ichie Films, a Japanese-international production company based in Tokyo, told me.
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In the first year or so I spent working from home, I often found myself bouncing between projects without making much progress on any of them, leaving my desk at random times in the absence of an established schedule, and often returning to work late in the evening well after I should have been relaxing or even asleep.
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"In our modern society, we oftentimes work late, we eat our meals late and sometimes sleep is kind of put by the wayside in terms of how important it is to our overall healthy lifestyle," said Dr. Brooke Aggarwal, senior author of the study and assistant professor of medical sciences at Columbia University's Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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But with the cost of "ordinary" child care now defrayed by the government, you have more money to spend on hiring child care for times when inconvenient schedules lead to work/life balance conflicts (say, you and your spouse both need to work late one night because there's a presidential debate, so you hire a babysitter).
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According to data requested from the Secretary of State's office, a little more than four in five of the out-of-precinct "OP" ballots cast in the 2018 midterms were at least partially counted, which is exactly what HAVA intended: a voter leaves work late, doesn't know if she'll make it to her assigned polling site in time, and stops at the closest elementary school.
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But we work in a particular way, and we need to work late, and it's really fragile stuff, like we need the floor clean because we lay out stuff on the floor, and we need the walls to be evenly lit because every lighting person in every museum in the world goes by the logic 'I only start working once the pictures are on the wall.
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You learn to roll with the punches when you have exhibited in celebrated avant-garde galleries; enjoyed friendships with A-list artists, dancers, poets, and musicians — Robert Rauschenburg, Cy Twombly, Merce Cunningham among them; managed as a single mother to pay the rent on a downtown loft where you made your work late into the night; and made your career taking on the big boys of the art world.
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