They're being patient and wanting to work up to it.
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"It was something that I had work up to," she says.
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It's not easy, and you'll need to work up to it.
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My aim here has been to work up to the questions.
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Well it is a really easy endpoint to work up to.
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He recommends that people slowly work up to more challenging poses.
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How aware were you of each other's work up to that point?
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In "exceptional circumstances," employees could work up to 60 hours a week.
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He noted that high school graduates once could work up to engineering jobs.
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It never crossed anyone's mind that you didn't work up to your competence.
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In return, the au pair can work up to 45 hours per week.
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He eventually gave that work up to travel the world with his wife.
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Such ways of opening the black box of AI work up to a point.
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Travelers can help build a water filter that can work up to five years.
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Instead, many lack the institutional resources necessary to work up to the big leagues.
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Aim to work up to a minimum total of 15 minutes of daily walking.
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Until the last few months, he would work up to 18 hours a day.
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And repeatedly stretching your hamstrings can help you work up to more advanced stretches, like splits.
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When cruise ship employees are at sea, they may work up to 93 hours a week.
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That's why clowns should work up to a crescendo instead of hitting them hard in the beginning.
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North Koreans work up to 703 hours daily, with only one or two rest days a month.
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Victoria uses the P50, but because the line is so potent, it's better to work up to it.
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The Soli technology could also, theoretically, work up to seven meters away (though power would be an issue).
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Make it a sexy project to work up to a toy you've had your eye on this year.
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He criticized another measure that allows foreign students in Japan to work up to 28 hours part time.
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They work up to 12 hours a day and say they routinely face intimidation, sexual remarks and harassment.
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Volunteers selected for the Work Exchange program are required to work up to 16 hours during the conference.
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They often work up to that maximum amount allotted and sometimes more than that during peak shopping times.
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Feels good to get moving again, but I'll have to work up to getting back into yoga and pilates.
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"They said starting tomorrow be prepared to work up to 0003 hours," said the Model S employee on Monday.
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Thankfully, the bars we picked for this guide are versatile enough to help you work up to your goals.
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It all adds up to a book made for fans — but one newbies might want to work up to.
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Older iterations of the S and X have AEB systems that work up to 90 mph, according to Consumer Reports.
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Certainly this sculpture mimics the traditional trapezoid shape, but thematically the single name opens the work up to innumerable interpretations.
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The "simplified option" allows you to deduct $5 per square foot of home used for work, up to 300 feet.
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But some safety advocates have said the rules were enabling some drivers to work up to 82 hours per week.
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Theoretically, your Samsung Galaxy S25 paired with a Bluetooth 24 speaker can work up to 21 feet away from each other.
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The documentary will include footage from her work up to the present day, so it is sure to be especially timely.
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We'd like to work with someone to get their work up to the quality we need at an institution like NYU.
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Up to 12 can link up, and they should work up to three miles from each other (more under some circumstances).
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The icing on the cake is that both items are wirelessly connected via USB and work up to 10 feet away.
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These employees are required to work up to 10 hours at a time "with or without reasonable accommodation," the ad said.
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One law, dubbed the "slave law", allows employers to ask staff to work up to 400 hours per year of overtime.
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That way smaller companies could work up to providing the newly required info without feeling like they were under the gun.
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"If you need to put the extra time in to get your work up to snuff, then do it," he says.
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For now, they're temporarily being allowed to work up to 29 hours a week, the cap put on part-time employees.
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I never thought I'd have any money, but what you want to do with art is work up to your potential.
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According to an investigator on the trip, men and women were forced to work up to 22 hours a day, without pay.
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Several doctors work up to 3004 hours a month, he said, while some patients waited more than 2000 hours to be treated.
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One, dubbed by critics the "slave law", allows employers to ask staff to work up to 400 hours per year of overtime.
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We definitely had to work up to that in order to do that, in order to gain that feeling and that strength.
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Bringing the work up to code may be a simple process, or it may mean restoring the apartment to its original condition.
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That includes starting closed-door depositions next week, according to Graham, with the plan being to eventually work up to public hearings.
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A small amount will work up to a nice lather, and that smell and slight tingly feeling make showering feel so good.
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Some employers lock their workers in the home, forcing them to work up to 20 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Hired through contractors, laborers can expect to work up to 15 hours a day for a daily rate of 300 rupees ($5).
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It does not, however, provide many specifics about which tax breaks to eliminate, leaving that work up to congressional tax-writing committees.
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"I&aposve been trained to pay my bills — start with the small ones, then work up to the bigger ones," Virginia said.
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The government has conducted rapid upgrades to the runway and facilities, with ongoing work up to and beyond the closure of Nnamdi Azikiwe.
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Now the government wants to allow companies to ask staff to work up to 46 hours a week, or 60 in exceptional circumstances.
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Notably, this court challenge could take a while to work up to the Supreme Court, likely until after Obama is out of office.
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While Amazon pays its Scottish staff above the minimum wage in Britain, workers can be pushed to work up to 60 hours a week.
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By the time things work up to a fevered inadvertent replication of the Stanford Prison Experiment, it doesn't seem like that great a leap.
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Then work up to bigger things … Making small decisions in a timely fashion will help train your brain to think through questions more quickly.
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Patients work up to 80 hours per week, and Cenikor staff routinely cancel treatment appointments to make time for more work, according to Reveal.
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Ouellette says ideally, you&aposll work up to saving about 5% to 10% of your salary if your employer doesn&apost offer a match.
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What would you say, taking in reflection of all your work up to now, is your ultimate goal with your films and your work?
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But ultimately this is just a tiny pile of garbage that it's hard to even work up to a good trolley problem about it.
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Prices start at $24,2000 for the 216GB model and work up to $2108,21 for the step-up phone with 203GB of internal storage space.
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The robots — most of which have come online only within the past year — are assisting human workers and can work up to twice as fast.
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Some of the children interviewed for the report claim to work up to 12 hours a day, earning between $1 and $2 in the process.
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But like physical fitness, it gets easier with time, and I'd love to see people work up to 20 minutes of meditation in the morning.
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Start at the bottom and -- and work up to a head of state meeting as opposed to giving them the worry of that right away?
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While they still both resemble the box-shaped toe, the pointe shoe takes years to work up to as they're stiffer and harder to manipulate.
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These Oklahoma teachers work up to 6 jobs Some of the teachers have decided to take matters into their own hands -- and run for office.
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It's equipped with a variety of cleaning modes for various messes — sweep, vacuum, and mop — and can work up to 110 minutes on a single charge.
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However, he believes that the Dubliner would have to "take a little more to time to work up to the weight" if he made the decision.
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Foreigners on student visas, for example, can work up to 28 hours per week -- but Japan has been accused of using students to fill labor shortages.
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Some crews can work up to 24-hour shifts, but the impact of sifting through so much devastation is more depleting than the hard physical labor.
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If you have multiple cards, try paying off the smallest balance first and work up to paying off the highest, a tactic known as the debt snowball.
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The first allows companies to request that employees work up to 400 hours of overtime a year, while giving firms three years to pay the added salary.
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And, those who work up to 70 hours a week are only getting the same amount of work done as those who put in the 55 hours.
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The punch momentarily took Moraes's legs away and despite all of his solid work up to that point, stole the round for Assuncao on two judges' scorecards.
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Ultimately, though, the decision to further withdraw can alienate you even more, increasing the likelihood of reaping social benefits at work (up to and including advancement opportunities).
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A large part of this impressive feat is due to a government program requiring locals to work up to 22017 days a year on rehabilitating the environment.
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Some flights to and from Florida cities will resume Tuesday, Jetblue noted, saying it would "work up to our full schedule" by the end of the week.
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I think it's nice to be totally comfortable with your body with someone else in that way, and I hope I can work up to that someday.
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And it can work up to 8 hours on one water refill, perfect for use in the office or your bedside table when you snooze off at night.
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UE Wonderboom These cute speakers are capable of filling an average-sized room with sound, and they can work up to 100 feet away from a Bluetooth source.
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I see now that the choice to start the season off with the murder itself and then work up to it chronologically is a classic stab and twist.
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The main insight described by this paper is that both networks perform better if you start them small, with low-resolution images, and work up to bigger ones.
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A total of 15 people, from teenagers to people in their mid-40s, work up to eight hours per day as waiters, bartenders, seamstresses, painters, sellers and musicians.
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Voting rights advocates and opponents hoped that the battle could eventually work up to the US Supreme Court again, which could settle the issue once and for all.
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She knows it's hard to go cold turkey from checking our phones constantly, so she offers some tips and advice to work up to a full day gadget-free.
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Many housemaids are forced to work up to 18 hours a day and face dire living conditions, sexual abuse, physical violence and low wages or non-payment, they say.
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Angel Muñoz, 27, fell down an elevator shaft last August at a construction site in Hell's Kitchen where workers were made to work up to 60 hours a week.
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In order to meet the requirements, individuals will need to work up to 20 hours a week, be enrolled in school or be in the state's job training program.
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And some of the bugs also potentially allow for privilege escalation, which could make it possible to start with a standard user status and work up to higher network access.
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Ultimate Ears is claiming up to 10 hours of battery life for the Wonderboom, and says that the speaker can work up to 100 feet away from a Bluetooth source.
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Working with your doctor and an ACE-certified personal trainer can guide you to become more attuned to your body's signals and work up to your target heart rate safely.
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On filming days:I can work up to 17 hours, and we're always all over the place, without any routine schedule or real breaks (most of my meals are craft service).
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Chan said interns — who work up to one year, are less expensive than full-time employees, have comparable productivity levels and don't accrue benefits — will play larger roles in China.
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Or you really have to work up to it, and you have to carefully construct your conversation so that they feel open enough to discuss some of those things with you.
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Her fees, which in Houston are lower than those in New York or Los Angeles, start at $35 an hour, and she will sometimes work up to 80 hours a week.
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Majeed, 44, and Abbas, 38, were arrested this month on charges they forced their housekeeper to work up to 18 hours a day without pay in their San Diego-area apartment.
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You start below ground and work up to the top floor, through a series of rooms designed to evoke major eras in recent history; many also include Ms. Lafferty's hypnotic films.
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" Michael Chabon, a friend and admirer, sees her as "untiringly opening her work up to a perspective, to a nature that feels somehow beyond human, and yet fully human and recognizable.
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Today they are largely Muslim men who migrated from rural India to Mumbai, where they are paid meager sums to work up to 215.900 hours a day, many in overcrowded slums.
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Today they are largely Muslim men who migrated from rural India to Mumbai, where they are paid meager sums to work up to 17 hours a day, many in overcrowded slums.
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Meanwhile, graduates who entered the U.K.'s labor market during the same period were a third more likely to be in low-paid work up to seven years on from the downturn.
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Drawn from poor, marginalized families, the largely female workforce is underpaid, faces verbal and sexual harassment on a daily basis and is forced to work up to 14 hour shifts, campaigners say.
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You can use the W21900 either as a wired pair or wirelessly, and with Bluetooth it'll work up to 22 feet away and run for eight hours until it needs a recharge.
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Their anger was directed primarily at a piece of legislation that allows companies to force employees to work up to 400 extra hours a year, or roughly one extra day per week.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Thousands marched through Budapest's city center on Saturday to protest against a new law that allows employers to ask staff to work up to 400 hours per year of overtime.
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For example, the company says, the camera app opens 70 percent faster, the keyboard starts 50 percent faster, and under a heavy workload, multiple apps work up to two times as fast.
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"I really think it's important that we really look at the incoming information that we are going to get as we work up to the end-of-the month meeting," Mester said.
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Campaigners say workers in the industry are mainly young women from poor, illiterate and low-caste communities, who work up to 12 hours a day, and often face intimidation, sexual remarks and harassment.
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If these challenges work up to the Supreme Court, they could lead the court to make another ruling in favor of LGBTQ rights — this time, protecting LGBTQ Americans in the workplace and housing.
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They're all part of a 30-day challenge that will help you gradually work up to advanced pelvic floor exercises and see for yourself how awesome it feels to build a healthy foundation.
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It was George W. Bush's last year in office, so I had been making a lot of work up to that year with cowboys, thinking about the toxic masculinity of the American male.
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Entire families may work up to 14 hours a day for low or no wages, few amenities, no days off, and with no idea of how much money they still owe, activists said.
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The fishermen on the Fuh Sheng told of beatings, being forced to work up to 22 hours a day, eating food with cockroaches floating in it, and spending nights itching from insect bites.
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I'm quite open about how we release it, we don't have a structure or anything, but I'm just going to continuously releasing music now and work up to an album at some point.
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"It's not about policies, because I'm not a politician like that," West told Kimmel, saying that it had taken him "a year and a half" to work up to wearing a MAGA hat.
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"It's not about policies because I'm not a politician like that," West told Kimmel, saying that it had taken him "a year and a half" to work up to wearing a MAGA hat.
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Standing alongside Johnson at the daily press conference, U.K. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak announced the government would pay 80% of wages for employees who are unable to work — up to 2,500 pounds a month.
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"[It's] an instrument, a tool, where we still will have to be careful and precise," she went on, noting that the Broadcom investigation has taken a full year's investigation work up to this point.
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" When those feel comfortable you can work up to more personally applicable examples, like "sorry your taxes pay for our security detail," and "sorry my family stole your priceless marble statues, nation of Greece.
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Unlike other sectors such as manufacturing, tourism is not losing as many jobs to automation, plus it offers people the chance to start at an entry-level job and work up to management, she said.
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Every user starts as an intern with 100 points and a coffee mug badge and can work up to becoming a revolutionary at 250,000 points by successfully getting several hundred friends to download the app.
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To be fair, this album did give a lot of love to all the tracks that had a bit of tough childhood once Screamadelica came out and shaded all your work up to that point.
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Sunak said the government would use grants to pay 80% of the salaries of Brits still on payrolls but forced out of work — up to £2,500 a month — to prevent them from losing their jobs.
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These strikes are specifically stage by affected gig economy workers, many of which are made to work up to 40 hours a week or more without the benefits of a steady, consistent full-time paycheck.
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"Anyone can walk in right now to D.E.P. and take a job that starts at $10.50 and work up to making $25 an hour in less than four years if they choose to," she said.
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What if CECP tried a pilot program during which all employees were encouraged to work up to two days a week from home, with managers keeping a close eye on whether they were still reaching goals?
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The new, laser-based camera (in contrast to the dot-projection tech Apple is using now) will work "up to about 15 feet" from the iPhone, which means it'll be about more than just facial recognition.
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If you have never practiced breathing exercises before, you may have to work up to this practice slowly, starting with inhaling and exhaling to the count of three and working your way up to six. 1.
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A supervisory kitchen worker for Princess, for example, made $1,949 a month and was expected to work up to 13 hours a day, seven days a week, for six months straight, according to a 2017 contract.
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After six weeks, with participants encouraged to work up to six to eight hours' daily use, the investigators compared their responses to a questionnaire assessing the hearing aids' benefits and their results on a sentence-repetition test.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Around 2,000 Hungarians protested late on Wednesday outside parliament against new legislation allowing employers to ask staff to work up to 400 hours per year of overtime, a reform its critics have dubbed the "slave law".
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The seven-judge court's conclusion came on Monday in a closely watched case against Nordstrom Inc, represented by Littler Mendelson, and means that workers in California may be required to work up to 12 days in a row.
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Clinicians will also do a thorough medical work-up to determine whether the thinking and memory problems can be explained by other diagnoses, such as another type of dementia, a physical illness or side effects from a medication.
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They would work up to 14-hour days, seven days a week, cooking their meals on hot plates, sleeping on the massage tables, being moved from business to business, sometimes after they'd surrendered their passports to their bosses.
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Date #1: Apartment Hunting While it usually takes a year or more to work up to apartment hunting with a significant other, for me and Y*, it took exactly three minutes in the wine aisle at the grocery store.
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The children interviewed for the report said they work up to 2262 hours a day to earn between $1 and $2, and typically work above ground, gathering and washing rocks from defunct industrial sites or nearby lakes and rivers.
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But the legislation that spurred the most anger among opposition lawmakers was the so-called slave law that obligates employees to work up to 400 hours of overtime a year and gives employers up to three years to pay.
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Factory workers making the tops in Gazipur, Bangladesh, earned as little as 35 pence (45 cents) an hour, were forced to work up to 16 hours a day and suffered insults and harassment, according to an investigation by the Guardian newspaper.
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This new installment plunges deep into chilly, weird territory in its very first scene, in which Cooper faces off against the Giant—a figure so profoundly unsettling that it took the original series eight episodes to work up to him.
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"Employers would be required to pay in the equivalent of one hour of pay for every 30 hours they work, up to a total of 56 hours, into a state fund that these workers could draw from," the plan states.
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Conor is an exceptional athlete and if they were going to move up to 170 I would try to suggest that they put on a little more muscle and take a little more time to work up to the weight.
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The extended delays in getting the Max off the ground are especially difficult for airlines like American since they work up to a year ahead of time coordinating schedules of flight crews, maintenance teams, airport operations, ticketing managers and others.
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When it comes to balancing his five ventures — SpaceX, Tesla, OpenAI, Neuralink and the Boring Company — Musk says at one point he used to work up to 100 hours a week (for reference, there are 168 hours in a week).
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The protests began on Wednesday as a reaction to two new laws: one that forces employees to work up to 400 hours of overtime a year, and a second that created a parallel judicial system that will severely undermine judicial independence.
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You'll want to train for a while to work up to your goal, and while you can train for free in the great outdoors, having access to a gym or a personal trainer can improve your abilities and increase your motivation.
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You can get in some activity with these easy-to-learn yoga moves, but make sure you're getting up every few hours to stretch and maybe take a walk around the block — and maybe work up to that full-on "Formation" class.
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"The extent to which nobody could ever articulate what their plan was ... they wanted to just cut and cut and cut, which can work up to a point, but where the growth in revenue was going to come from was unclear," she said.
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The call to action comes in response to a yearlong USA TODAY Network investigation that found port trucking companies in California forced their drivers into debt, pressured them to work up to 20 hours a day and paid them pennies per hour.
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The five men and two women filing suit in a Los Angeles court claim that after they left their homeland for Thailand, factory managers confiscated their passports and made them work up to six days a week for wages that were less than promised.
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The Briton said if it had taken time to work up to his current level of performance, that was because he had started the season still exploring the car's complexities and how to get more out of it than even the team imagined possible.
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Interest rates would increase at a regular basis, and the balance sheet will decline at a pace the Fed outlined in the FOMC statement — a gradual work-up to $50 billion a month until the portfolio reaches what officials see as an appropriate level.
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When Woodley dropped Thompson a second time it was in such a way that many referees would have stopped the bout, but the extra second Dan Miragliotta gave here was enough time for Thompson to work up to an underhook and start bettering his position.
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Television had over a half century to work up to Breaking Bad's Skyler White and, even then, her complicated existence sent viewers into such fits of outrage and woman-hating horrors that actress Anna Gunn took to the New York Times to address the antipathy she'd faced 2013.
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One of those envelopes held a medical bill for my 3-year-old son; I'd moved it to the bottom of the pile because I wanted to work up to opening it, but when the ads for roofing companies and oil changes were taken care of, there was nothing else left.
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Blue-collar foreign workers have typically arrived under three legal avenues: long-term visas begun in the 1990s for the mostly Latin American descendents of ethnic Japanese; a "technical trainees program" often criticized as an exploitative backdoor to unskilled labor; and foreign students allowed to work up to 28 hours a week.
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The exemption will allow ArcelorMittal drivers with commercial driver's licenses, who transport steel coils between their production and shipping locations on public roads, to work up to 85033 hours per day and return to work with less than the mandatory 10 consecutive hours off duty, according to the notice in the Federal Register.
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Finally, those who already rent out their place will already be aware of the Superhost scheme but now, as a guest you can work up to becoming a Superguest, which awards those who behave well (ahem, we're looking at you recent party havers) the chance to get benefits like free airport pickups, treats and discounts.
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The part-time work-from-home role "generally consists of 20 to 29 hours per week, with the expectations to work up to 60 hours a week if there is a customer need," and specifies that workers cannot live in a zip code that is within 50 miles of an Amazon customer service site.
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Army units train up to the brigade level (3,85033 to 4,000 soldiers generally); Air Force fighter wings and other units typically work up to exercises with, at most, dozens of aircraft; the Navy generally emphasizes exercising a battle group of several ships at a time (meaning, at most, a few thousand sailors are involved).
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The Pro units maintain their predecessors' weatherproofing and wireless portability, while addressing the two biggest issues with the earlier version, bringing swappable batteries designed to work up to six months on a charge (along with replacement batteries bundled in) and two-way audio, so users can hear what's going on and talk back to people they see on camera.
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But Wittgenstein's work has long been divided into the early and the later parts of his career: his work up to and including the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, on logic and language and metaphysics, and the period that culminated in his Philosophical Investigations, which took aim at all philosophy that had gone before it, including Wittgenstein's own book.
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Bleacher Report: Popovich named Team USA Basketball head coach for 2017-20 Other coaching opportunities HARLOW: I wonder if you would ever consider leaving the Spurs for a head coaching job in the WNBA, meaning do you want to work up to that goal that no one has done of being a woman coach in the NBA or is just about being a head coach?
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Rejecting what he viewed as the dead end of abstraction along with the trickery of pictorial artifice — and conversely, accepting pigment and surface as painting's only reality — Graham opened his work up to a personal, often bizarre realm that, through his mastery of "pure form, plastic values, plane-tension, texture, space, design and whatnot," remains riveting in its beauty and presence, while other equally imaginative but less rigorously interrogated visions fade into irrelevance.
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