That's the equivalent of an extra working day per week.
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He said the working day typically lasted around 14 hours.
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Working day and night, translators were racing against intense deadlines.
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Welcome to the first working day of the new year.
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"We were all working day and night," Mr. Quader said.
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Maybe that should count as part of your working day.
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Who has time to read everything during the working day?
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Your lunch is what keeps you going through your working day.
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It's several of us working day and night for a week.
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Friday marks the final working day of the current French administration.
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"Elon is working day and night," a source told the publication.
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Friday was Ms. Yellen's final working day as the Fed's chairwoman.
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Average exports per working day, however, tumbled 9.3% during the period.
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Two more blasts struck at the end of the working day.
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Could the 9 to 5 working day be on its way out?
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Siri shortcuts can help at the end of the working day too.
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We employees were a collection of would-be artists working day jobs.
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The school day mirrors a working day, running from 8.30am to 5pm.
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And to gather this they spend 60% of their working day underwater.
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Every working day its coffers swell by another billion dollars or so.
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Was there only one working day in September, a short month maybe?
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How would you like to start your working day at the bar?
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Mnangagwa's spokesman, George Charamba, insisted that Thursday was a normal working day.
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B's vision is 0.3 — her working day would start at 10 a.m.
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Allas says her working day began when she woke at 6.30 a.m.
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When the working day is done, an ESFP just wants to have fun.
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I could do a portrait on a plain background in a working day.
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Russian assets fell on their first working day after the new year holidays.
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From within its cavernous halls a new passenger jet emerges every working day.
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I'd like to thank you working day and night to make this happen.
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Even working day and night, Adelman has found it difficult to break through.
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A customer is able to view the video, upon request, the next working day.
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They'll then receive a contactless debit card in the post the next working day.
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On a working day adjusted basis, the annual GDP growth rate was 1.7 percent.
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"Our team is stretched and working day and night to meet demand," Garrett added.
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Chinese laborers began working day and night to get the port ready, officials said.
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Whenever I've napped during the working day, I've got so much more work done.
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Modern technology has had a terrible impact on the length of the effective working day.
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Our crews continue working day and night to ensure continuing connectivity for the affected areas.
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Proud managers describe 2m components "flowing like water" to the factory line every working day.
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But now the rhythm of the day has changed and the working day stretches later.
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There are ways to get through the working day without causing too much psychic pain.
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Average exports per working day slid 0.4% during the period when eliminating the calendar effect.
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Every day, every working day a million people wake up here in the United Kingdom and go to work for an American company and every working day a million people in the United States wake up and go to work for a British company.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton teamed up for a working day of royal duties on Tuesday.
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Today will mainly be a working day, because yesterday I goofed off prepping for the party.
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" Under my picture, it said, "She currently spends 80 percent of your working day with you.
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But that's especially important when you spend your working day with your significant other, says Brinkman.
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Message after message arrived in my inbox, each time suggesting another date during my working day.
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It's actually 2100 separate images stitched together to show another working day on the red planet.
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It's actually 57 separate images stitched together to show another working day on the red planet.
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Independent, open, honest and working day in and day out to accomplish her goals and dreams.
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"They're working day and night to get what they can out of the ground," he said.
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FOR good or for ill, the start and end to a working day is increasingly blurred.
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This amounts to each Immigration Judge needing to complete on average three cases every working day.
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The university is usually full of students on weeknights who attend classes after working day jobs.
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But spending your working day indulging your love of chocolate isn't really an option for most people.
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EVERY working day, shortly before noon, British time, the London Interbank Offered Rate, or LIBOR, is published.
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The prince's working day starts at breakfast - he doesn't have lunch - and finishes near midnight, every day.
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It was the people who were working day in day out: Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace etc.
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Take Warren Buffett, for example, who estimates that 80% of his working day is dedicated to reading.
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Such a proposal would trigger a 10-working day extension to the Commission's deadline of Oct. 28.
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Fortunately, you can still stock up on all those essentials that make the working day more bearable.
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Through my working day, images of a rippled sea floor and bearded sharks flash through my thoughts.
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At the end of the working day, back at the police station, an army veteran approached them.
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"We have been working day and night to make sure that these results are accurate," he said.
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They're not using providers who are working day to day with these youth to make these laws.
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"But why did it just so happen to be closed on a working day?" one commenter wrote.
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Some people only check Facebook during their working day, and keep their free time strictly Facebook-free.
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It's the start of the working day for some and the death knell for Daisy and co.
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Originally announced a year ago, Sonos has been working "day and night" with Amazon to implement the features.
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We have tracked down some fantastic deals to guide you through the last working day of the week.
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Real serious issues that real serious public sector leaders, I'm sure are working day and night to solve.
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I got a big battery, 13000mAh, so I can theoretically use my wearable for a whole working day.
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"Urban bees need urban homes and a place to unwind after a hard working day," Edgy & Cheesy say.
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School and work activities are set to be suspended on Tuesday, the third working day in a row.
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"We are working day and night to identify the needs," Lopez said at a Las Vegas press conference.
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The average worker spends more than half their working day on time-wasters, leading to stress over time.
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The process to build the first one took six to eight months of McCallum working day and night.
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I grew up in a city that now brims with some 16 million people on a working day.
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He should not have left the chief executive to start his working day staring into empty space. Sad.
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In seasonally and working day adjusted terms, output was up 7.5 percent in May from the previous month.
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Saturday is a working day in the Muslim country and the explosion occurred during the morning rush hour.
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But the next working day, April 8, the email and question were sent right back to the OGC.
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Tony is going to come into the next Challenge and know what it's like to start working day one.
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WHEN Amsterdam's mayor heads home at the end of his working day, Mirik Milan, the city's Nachtburgemeester, clocks in.
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Facebook was unable to operate at full capacity for an entire working day until Apple issued a new certificate.
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The global working day on Monday began with cuts in Sydney, Hong Kong and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific.
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Ease into the first working day of the week in the best way possible, by checking out these deals.
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Finally the working day was over, and I went to bed down in an Oyo hotel for the night.
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The crisis has paralysed Lebanon, closing banks for a tenth working day with schools and some businesses remaining shuttered.
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In July alone, $500 million in refunds was disbursed — about $1.33 million per working day, $3 million every hour.
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His parents had a not very successful restaurant, working day and night and receiving frequent abuse from drunken patrons.
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If you're preparing an IPO for an entire year, that means you're working day and night for 365 days.
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The Metropolitan Police said they were working day and night to pursue offenders and take weapons off the street.
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It's amazing how much tidying and decluttering can be done in a few minutes before you begin your working day.
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IN THE frozen tundra of northern Canada, miners are working day and night to ramp up production at Gahcho Kué.
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Another popular feature, no-cost $100 overdrafts, helps cash-strapped drivers pay for gas to kick off a working day.
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Imagine spending fifteen years working day and night at your dream job and then realizing you don't want it anymore.
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The price for Monday, the next working day, at 121 euros/MWh , was up from 62 euros paid for Friday.
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The National Grid added that Friday April 21st was the first working day without coal power since the Industrial Revolution.
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An extra working day in February, due to the leap year, helped boost manufacturing output, said Chile's INE statistics agency.
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"What Vera can do in one working day, a traditional talent source would need to spend two weeks," he adds.
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It is common to see children working day and night as shoe shiners and street vendors on the capital's streets.
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During the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak, Beijing built a hospital in seven days with 7,000 people working day and night.
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In an ever-changing economy, jobs are always being lost: 75,000 Americans are fired or laid off every working day.
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Working day and night, he then put together a twenty-hour montage of virtually all the collected footage, including retakes.
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You're still stuck in your office once the working day is done, and it can be difficult to switch off.
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If the reporting day falls on a weekend or a holiday, the rate will be published on the following working day.
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They've been working day and night to upend Trump's immigration policy: "I don't care what we call them," said one activist.
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The bank holiday weekend is almost here, and that means just one more working day before a glorious four-day break.
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Lunchtime is a perfect way to break up the working day and provides the fuels to see us through the afternoon.
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"We have been working day and night to make sure these results are accurate," Price said at a later news conference.
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A spokesman for Wipro said Saturday would be a working day to make up for the day off declared on Tuesday.
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The union did not endorse anyone, but its workers were ultimately allowed to caucus during their working day without losing pay.
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The working-day and seasonally adjusted surplus narrowed to 22.2 billion euros ($24.8 billion) from 35.7 billion euros a month earlier.
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Connolly, as well as Jones, sent a letter, gathering 148 signatures in one working day, officially requesting an explanation from Ryan.
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And even when laws regulating the length of the working day and establishing safety requirements were passed, courts frequently overturned them.
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Wade and her husband have full-time jobs and can't care for their son if he's home during the working day.
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Average exports per working day stood at $1.67 billion in August, down from $1.86 billion in July, according to the ministry.
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Working day and night, these airmen handle all operations involving the pumps, valves, manifolds, and other aspects of the fuel cell.
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"People may also be too tired to be physically active after a long working day and commute," Halonen said by email.
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Humar waited to call back until the early hours of the morning in Sweden, when the working day in China began.
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In an average month, there are 1.5 million "involuntary" job separations (as opposed to voluntary quits), or 75,000 per working day.
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In the summer of 1969, John Noble Wilford finished a long working day in Texas and glanced up at the moon.
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The working day average value for exports in February stood at $1.96 billion, Reuters calculations showed, versus $1.87 billion for January.
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His lawyer said he would appeal to the High Court when this request was rejected, triggering a 20-working-day suppression order.
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Stocks slumped Monday, Trump's first full working day in office, and the dollar index hit its lowest level in over six weeks.
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Overall, the volume of goods shipped overseas fell 0.6 percent after factoring out the month's extra working day compared with last year.
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But it can save you a couple of seconds, and it adds a bit of high-tech fun to the working day.
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The average export value per working day was $2.27 billion in April, compared to $2.04 billion in March, according to Reuters calculations.
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For example, if the 213th falls on a Saturday, Sunday or civil holiday, the deadline is extended to the next working day.
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They're trying lengthen our 'normal' working day—making us work until 10 PM as standard—and add Saturday to the working week.
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Which of us does not spend part of the working day getting sucked into Twitter debates, watching Youtube videos and the like?
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On his first working day in office, President Trump terminated one of the worst trade deals ever proposed: the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Importers must notify HMRC by the end of the next working day that the goods have arrived in the UK, it added.
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The royal couple have a full day scheduled on Thursday, on what will be Princess Kate's final working day before giving birth.
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Resigned to an entire working day of being awake, I spent the rest of the shift looking increasingly more and more morose.
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It now runs more than $278 trillion of assets, and takes in another $270 billion or so from investors every working day.
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Some might also note with a wry smile that the first working day of this new world will be April Fool's Day.
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She told the interview platform, IdeaMensch, in 2018 that her typical working day lasts for up to 15 hours from 9 a.m.
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We were working day in, day out, no days off, just sleeping when we could and helping as much as we could.
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Huldt explained to Business Insider exactly what her working day involves, and how she makes her living selling adult content on OnlyFans.
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"I've just been working day and night on this, sixteen hours days," Kitsune Games leader developer Emma Massen told me on Discord.
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Schools were ordered to close in the southern commercial hub of Ho Chi Minh City on Monday, a working day in Vietnam.
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He's an amazing cook and unwinds after the working day by cooking up a storm and playing loud music in the kitchen.
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At least I don't have to chisel chunks of molten pig iron from my flesh at the end of my working day.
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Out on the federal land, the drilling crews are already working day and night to bore new wells deep into the earth.
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Questions ranged from how the system worked (trial units were on hand) to how fast entrepreneurs received payments (the next working day).
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A 2017 law gives employees the "right to disconnect" from email, smartphones and other electronic devices once their working day is over.
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Fortunately, there is a lot of great content out there that can help everyone transition from the working day to free time.
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A chest-cam worn by the driver records the delivery, with customers able to view the video, upon request, the next working day.
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Using this process, DBS can complete the financing in under one working day, down from the conventional processing time of around one week.
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"We've been working day and night to make sure these results are accurate ... the underlying data, the raw data is secure," Price said.
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She is working day and night for Donald, and because she is a contractor, he is probably not even going to pay her.
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And at what point in the working day are we entitled to assume our actions are no longer being logged, aggregated, and analyzed?
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Since industrialization, drugs have been used not just to escape the working day, but to manage it, to switch between toil and pleasure.
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The 9 to 5 working day could be on its way out, as Britons crave flexible shifts Fed up of being burned out?
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A senior Chinese official said on Saturday China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal.
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The Commission is expected to open a 90-working day investigation on Friday following the end of its preliminary review, the people said.
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Now more than ever, we should heed the voices of those working day in and day out to protect and defend our communities.
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Going inside the docks felt like going into the future, a humanless landscape with machinery working day and night as if by clockwork.
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Adjusted for the difference in the number of working days, average exports per working day grew just 0.04% in value for the Sept.
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"Italy is working day and night for peace, dialogue and a ceasefire, so common sense might prevail," added Salvini of the Libya conflict.
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For decades, workers have devoted their lives, working day and night, to produce some of the finest cars in the country for General Motors.
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Under its authorisation terms with ESMA, the repository had agreed it would give access on the first working day after the trade was reported.
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A senior Chinese official said on Saturday that China and the United States were still working day and night to achieve a trade deal.
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The two founders of the startup, Rahul Chaturvedi and Leaya Martelli, came up with the concept while working day jobs in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Earlier this summer, however, I decided to take 90 minutes out of my working day to book a court for later that same evening.
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Saturday is a working day in Somalia, and dozens of people were believed to be in the building at the time of the attack.
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While there have been clashes between police and protesters for the past 24 weekends, it's unusual for it to happen on a working day.
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Software engineers at 17EdTech, which sells products and services to public school systems for online education, have been working day and night since Jan.
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Since then, the British economy, one of Europe's largest, was thought to never have gone without power from coal for a whole working day.
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Citing two unnamed sources close to Opel and PSA, the weekly said Opel was losing around 4 million euros ($13 million) every working day.
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It is true that, on the first full working day of Obama's first term, January 21, 2009, seven members of his Cabinet had been confirmed.
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The streets of Kolkata, whose poverty Mother Teresa embraced, also offer leisure opportunities when the working day is over, games such as chess or carrom.
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A working day lasts about nine hours, and many tea pluckers walk between two and four hours each day just to get to the plantations.
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I have the next two days off, and then I'm working day shifts, so I have to get my body back to sleeping at night.
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Still, there were moments during my working day where I found myself clutching my phone in my hand without remembering why I'd picked it up.
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Meanwhile, the time difference meant that European fans would have to watch their matches in the morning, disturbing the working day for millions of viewers.
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Take Warren Buffett, who estimates that 80% of his working day is dedicated to reading, or Bill Gates, who reads about 50 books a year.
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It said Beijing has 22 urban railway lines and that more than 10 million passengers ride the city's subway trains on an average working day.
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Our working day was saved but we had come face-to-face with the tenuous nature of the supposedly frictionless operations of het nieuwe werken.
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So, these are serious challenges of this particular architecture, and it's absolutely essential that the folks out here are working day and night on this.
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While the battery fell short of the promised 18 hours, it does provide close to a full working day, a high mark at this price.
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These elements increase working-day flexibility and thus allow mothers to juggle additional family responsibilities without it impacting their work and, by extension, their income.
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The 58-year-old says that the pods are helpful to catch up on sleep after a late night followed by a busy working day.
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It had earlier ordered them not to work on Fridays and, prior to that, announced that the public sector working day should end at 1pm.
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It had earlier ordered them not to work on Fridays and, prior to that, announced that the public sector working day should end at 203pm.
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He demands complete concentration while they are under his aegis, but has encouraged them to switch off from soccer when the working day is done.
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In Norway, commuters have been seen to be able to include some travel time as part of their working day, the researchers made note of.
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Around 75,000 U.S. workers are laid off or fired every working day, so a few hundred here or there hardly matter for the overall picture.
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He reduced his working day to a few hours after returning from his first stint of medical leave in March, diplomats and government sources said.
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"We banned drinking during the working day and we believe the people who work for us have embraced that ban," a Lloyd's spokesperson said Tuesday.
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The deal is yet another momentous consequence of Trump's decision to withdraw from Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations during his first full working day as president.
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The shares on Tuesday, the first working day following a German public holiday on Monday, were up 5.3 percent at 23.1 euros ($26.17) at 0730 GMT.
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For freelancers like me, who spend the working day alone, the pub is the best chance of rubbing shoulders with others who are doing something similar.
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When you're working day in and day out on [two jobs], even though you're working really hard, it's not enough to make everything meet every month.
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"It's been educational seeing how much such a small change (in the grand scheme of my working day) can be so significant to people," he said.
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Since early 2016, the central bank has been conducting open market operations nearly every working day, as opposed to the old regime of twice a week.
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A White House spokeswoman confirmed that Priebus was heavily involved in those two areas and said Priebus is working "day and night" to achieve Trump's agenda.
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According to a study by Bangladesh's energy ministry, the country could produce 26.8 million liters of ethanol a year, or about 133,213 liters each working day.
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Portuguese teachers could cut their working day by more than three hours if they moved to Italy, while seeing their salaries clipped by a mere 2%.
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Last week's meetings, held on Tuesday at the border village of Panmunjom, lasted for nearly an entire working day and ended with a handful notable developments.
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In the first seven months of 2660, the figures soared to roughly $1.2 billion, paid to more than 2,500 applications — about 16 applications every working day.
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Czech working day adjusted industrial output rose by a lower-than-expected 0.1% year-on-year in July, data from the statistics office showed on Friday.
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At the White House, the launching came at the end of the working day, and senior officials gathered in the Situation Room to weigh a response.
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But trade data in the first 20 days of February showed there was a slump in Chinese demand with overall sales per working day also tumbling.
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As I'm a night owl, I tend to struggle to wake up in the morning, and often feel exhausted during the working day as a result.
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A spokesman for Basra operations command, responsible for security in Basra province, said army, police and intelligence forces were working "day and night" to locate the material.
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By using high-precision weeding, the robotic farm hands can increase the yield of the crops by working day and night to remove unwanted plants and weeds.
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In the week of March 25th, the average employee spent almost an hour of their working day thinking about Brexit, with EU citizens hitting nearly 70 minutes.
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Swings, a mini cricket green and regular workout classes are some of the perks on offer to help staff in Sydney let loose during the working day.
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Acer is promising up to eight hours battery life for the Spin 7 — less than the Swift, but enough to last a working day for most people.
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We're helping campaigns challenge voter suppression cases in court, and we're working day-in and day-out to bolster voter protection and registration efforts across the country.
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Unlike in 2015, Thursday is a working day in Catalonia so many Catalans may vote in the final two hours before polling stations close at 1900 GMT.
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"I often received little understanding from my American bosses when I sent someone home after a ten-hour working day simply because I had to," Beekes said.
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He said it is important they close on a working day instead of a holiday or weekend so that staff members can be with their loved ones.
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He is working day and night with Chairman Hatch to secure a long-term funding extension for this key lifeline for kids and families across the country.
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But since Monday was the first full working day of his administration, we're giving him a second full day to make good on his Day One promises.
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Governments have recognized the dangers of extensive hours, and some countries, notably France, have granted workers the " right to disconnect" at the end of the working day.
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The danger is in disregarding the health effects that can occur as a result of fatigue and stress that accumulate over a longer-than-normal working day.
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"If our working day is now all spent on screens, what it means for us is that we can't spend our leisure time on screens anymore," she underlines.
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And we reported yesterday on how the White House took the better part of a working day to publicly clarify when the 90-day truce with China began.
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The last working day, Matt went down the ropes, and then I walked around the mountain and brought in my butterfly traps and brought in my camera traps.
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As it's fresh cheese, it can be eaten there and then so all told, the milk goes from cow to cheese board in less than a working day.
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He used his first full working day in office to pull out of what would've been the biggest free trade accord in history, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Due for release in late 22, Hadrian X can read a 215D CAD model of the house and then it follows those instructions precisely, working day and night.
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Singapore-based Gordon Parker, an executive director at Morgan Stanley, told Reuters on Friday that his move was a personal decision and Monday was his last working day.
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Buhari reduced his working day to a few hours after returning on March 10 to Nigeria from his first stint of medical leave, diplomats and government sources said.
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After a week of taking one of these with my breakfast, I could easily get through a working day without being too panicked to concentrate on a screen.
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Mixes like this one by mysterious new age don Sorcerer are a perfect accompaniment for any of us out there who like to dream away the working day.
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Working day jobs, maintainers today can struggle to find the time to fix critical bugs, all the while facing incessant demands from users requesting free support on GitHub.
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He said he is working day and night to defend Park during the investigation, and has lost 4 kgs (9 lb) since he was appointed on Nov 15.
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A truth rarely acknowledged is that on a very busy and bitingly cold working day during fashion week, most journalists and buyers long for a spot of lunch.
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The strike, which was backed by the regional government of Catalonia, also brought the subway system and bus network to a standstill during most of the working day.
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At the end of last year its motorcycle segment employed around 5,000 workers; that's not much in an economy where around 250,000 people are hired every working day.
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Only one state, Massachusetts, provides any income support for people in quarantine, a grand total of $28500 for every working day, pursuant to a law enacted in 6900.
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We collectively owe a great debt of gratitude to the retail workers who are working day and night to keep stores clean, shelves stocked, and anxious families supplied.
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Last week, in an open letter to its hosts, Airbnb's founders said the company was working "day and night" to come up with a plan to help them.
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They were both working day jobs, he as a packaging engineer in New Jersey, and she as a marketing manager for a perfume company in New York City.
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I'm really grateful for what medicine can do but also cognizant of what it can't — and still working day by day to accept those limits in my own life.
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Spouting sciencey statistics might sound fancy but it doesn't help me feel less alone when my working day has, yet again, been 153pm until I get hungry for dinner.
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As a slovenly Londoner who gets the Tube pretty much everywhere, I essentially tripled the number of steps I take on a typical working day while trudging around Glastonbury.
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Russian finance ministry is placing its first Eurobond issue since 2013, with banking sources saying they expected the order book to be closed by end of the working day.
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A group of people with an amphibious life have evolved traits to matchApril 103st The Bajau, a people of the Malay Archipelago, spend 210% of their working day underwater.
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Scottish Power is this year investing 7 million pounds ($9 million) every working day building more wind farms and upgrading the electricity grid, a spokeswoman for the company said.
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The Obama administration successfully got them on board with these rules while hammering out that accord, which Trump pulled out of during his first full working day in office.
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So, here's the straight skinny: The reason most people are stressed for time is that they are wasting more than half of each working day on time-wasting tasks.
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After walking into my first working day of 2018, I simply sat down, ate a banana, and spent [redacted] minutes staring at a blank Google document thinking about soup.
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The analysts' working day lasts just seven-and-a-half hours, while breaks can be taken whenever an analyst needs one—and a minimum number are mandatory every day.
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The billionaire commoner Thanathorn's grandparents moved to Thailand as poor Chinese immigrants about 70 years ago, and he remembers his parents working day and night to feed the family.
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GoodSAM has eight full-time employees and has been "working day and night" since being fast-tracked onto a contract with NHS England and NHS Improvement earlier this week.
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I just want you to know that we have the brightest minds working day and night to help solve the many challenges coronavirus poses to our way of life.
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The cramped jail cells where we public defenders spend so much of our working day frequently triggered PTSD symptoms, bringing me right back to the claustrophobia of forced confinement.
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Over the last decade, greater access to Wi-Fi on trains and the widespread adoption of smartphones have led to an extension of the traditional working day for many.
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Many are already thinking through the possibility of working day-to-day in the Trump administration while finding avenues to oppose him politically in their personal time, he said.
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The time between when she posted the video of herself calling her father's office and when he got on the phone had been a full working day in China.
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Overall, carmakers saw European sales fall 4.8 percent in December from the same month a year ago due in part to one less working day, industry data showed on Wednesday.
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The currency union's seasonally and working-day adjusted current account surplus meanwhile narrowed to 31 billion euros from 36.4 billion euros in November, hovering near the same level since June.
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Ahmed Obaid, who heads up the team working day and night to put the finishing touches on the nautical giant, hopes it will embark on its maiden voyage in March.
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At the mine, their colleagues are working day and night to ramp up to full production, with the aim of extracting more than 12,000 carats (2.4kg) of diamonds each day.
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It's as though the very concept of a working day has sent a dull ache through your joints, as though the air-conditioning in your office is leaking carbon monoxide.
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"Please believe me, we are working day and night to return our sailors home," he told crowds in the port city of Odessa during Navy Day celebrations on July 7.
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If your job is to organize safe space round tables at left-wing arts universities, you're probably not going to interact with this guy much on an average working day.
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I mean working day in and out with community leaders to help them understand the complexity of data privacy, helping them understand the power of data and these new technologies.
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The working conditions he found were unimaginable – and, he says, remain unchanged - with the working day stretching from 3am to 6pm in 40 plus degree temperatures without shade or respite.
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The bloc of 19 countries using the euro recorded a working day and seasonally adjusted surplus of 32.0 billion euros in March, down from 36.8 billion euros a month before.
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"If you look on the Republican side, the party chair there has been working day and night to try and bring everyone in together and unify the party," he said.
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While we must not become complacent, the public can be assured that we have the best scientific team in the world working day and night to keep our country safe.
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AR will be a mainstream product, and the next big thing, as soon as AR glasses look like normal glasses and still can be powered to last a working day.
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Reuters calculations based on the survey, however, show South Korea's average exports per working day would decline 12.7% in February from a year earlier from a 4.6% increase in January.
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Buhari reduced his working day to a few hours each day after returning to Nigeria from his first stint of medical leave on March 10, diplomats and government sources said.
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Musk was hosting the call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because that is where he has been working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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This is intended to create a feeling of suspicion and intrigue, and can lead on to new narrative possibilities further down the line, as they deviate more from their working day.
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Lawmakers could instead institute a system that would make high-quality child care available to all American families, for the entire working day, at a price that they could actually afford.
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The working-day and seasonally-adjusted current account surplus in the 19-country currency bloc increased to 30.1 billion euros ($13 billion) in May from 23.5 billion euros a month earlier.
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They feel stigmatized when trying to seek employment or volunteer work, as the conditions of their treatment often dictate that they need to collect medication daily, interfering with the working day.
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Hundreds of government employees file in and out of the U.S. agency for auto safety in Washington every working day, investigating potentially dangerous vehicles and managing a $900 million annual budget.
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The meeting is likely to involve discussing the possible future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the colossal trade agreement that Trump withdrew from in his first full working day in office.
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And even if I could, it would mean that I was working day and night to pay for it, leaving no time to actually look after them as a parent should.
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The statement said that the fire started toward the end of the production's working day, when the dozens of people working on site noticed smoke coming into their set from below.
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"The recovery momentum in exports is losing steam with the average exports per working day likely to fall 15.8% in February," said Gweon Hee-jin, an economist at Korea Investment & Securities.
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"I hadn't really been thinking about this, but the changing room sets the mood for how you start your working day," Nacho Baucells, the chef de cuisine, said after the session.
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During a normal working day, he might help rescue a sick seal at the beach, help to leash or confine an aggressive dog or investigate private residences where people collect animals.
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According to the Economy Ministry data, Brazil exported $18.05 billion of goods in June, down 0.8% from a year earlier on a working day average, and imported $13.03 billion, up 0.5%.
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So over the course of just three weeks, they've been working day and night to build a movement to upend Trump's immigration policy and close the detention centers once and for all.
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The savings accounts are flexible, so you can take money out of your Savings Pots at any time, where it will arrive back in your main Monzo account the next working day.
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To keep in the government's good graces, live-streaming leaders YY, Momo, Huya, Douyu, Kuaishou and their peers hire armies of content regulators working day and night to screen user-generated content.
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The Delhi government has said that it will take "strict action" against Uber and Ola after customers faced heavy surge pricing on the first working day of Delhi's odd-even car restrictions.
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In November, Musk hosted the company's quarterly investor call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because he'd been there, working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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It was also the first nonbank to access CHAPS, the clearing house automated payment system that settled around £63 billion ($401 billion) of payments every working day with the Bank of England.
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Although Monday was nominally a working day, the country's main business association, the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, or Ibec, encouraged its members to allow employees to work from home if possible.
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"THE UK DIDN'T FIT" On his last working day as a member of the European Parliament, leading Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage told reporters there was "no going back" once the UK leaves.
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"The trial showed that there are many benefits of a shorter working day," said Daniel Bernmar, the leader of the Left party on Gothenburg's City Council, which had pushed for the experiment.
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Over the eight months to January 2016, Bangladesh Bank had issued 285 payment instructions to the Fed, averaging fewer than two per working day, according to a source close to Bangladesh Bank.
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Adjusted for the difference in the number of working days, average exports per working day grew 0.5% in value for the first 10 months of December year-on-year, the data showed.
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Rather than pumping up the customer with hot high-octane espressos or Americanos, winding him up for the drudgery of the working day, they cooled him with less caffeine and more play.
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But Mr. DiNizio and his bandmates refused to quit, working day jobs when needed and performing constantly, sometimes opening for internationally known artists like ZZ Top, Blondie, the Pretenders and Lou Reed.
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"I felt like they were the true unsung heroes of New York, working day and night, 24/7 to keep [the city] clean and livable for us, yet [they're] totally overlooked," he explained.
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Streamlining every waking moment of your working day, the app tracks your every movement, be it in your car on the way in, your coffee runs to the kitchenette, even your bathroom visits.
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In the survey, over a third of participants called for more autonomy surrounding flexible rest breaks, as it would give them more control when it came to the structure of their working day.
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The 19-member currency bloc's seasonally and working-day adjusted current account surplus increased to 28.4 billion euros from 27.7 billion euros ($28.77 billion) in September, hovering near the same level since June.
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Separately, the Reuters poll projected February industrial output likely edged down by a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent, modestly better than a 1.8 percent decline seen in January thanks to one extra working day.
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Andriy Telizhenko, a former Ukrainian diplomat and associate of Giuliani, wrote on Twitter Friday that Giuliani was "prepping for tomorrow another hard working day" meeting former Ukrainian prosecutors Yuriy Lutsenko and Viktor Shokin.
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"I didn't find it hard to maintain a structure at all and just had to be a step ahead to know where your working day would be from the day before," continued Mann.
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Photos of the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital in New South Wales show the catastrophic impact the bushfires have had on koalas, and how hospital volunteers are working day and night to rescue them.
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Former United Nations ambassador Samantha Powell allegedly requested unmasking U.S. citizens at an average rate exceeding one request for each working day in 85033, including in the final days of the prior administration.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hundreds of government employees file in and out of the U.S. agency for auto safety in Washington every working day, investigating potentially dangerous vehicles and managing a $900 million annual budget.
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Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries throughout its history has always posed a potential hazard and our staff has been working day and night trying to analyze data on any and all potential issues and concerns.
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All of these young people are aspiring Americans, who are working day and night to make use of their temporary deportation protection to give back to, not take from, the country they call home.
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"We found a strong sense of aligned purpose with Priya Saiprasad and the team at M12 — and their desire to invest in companies that help reduce cycles in a person's working day," Fairhurst said.
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On the last working day of every month, the banking sector could temporarily swing back to a liquidity deficit, the central bank said in a monthly report on the banking sector and financial markets.
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President Nicolas Maduro, who has blamed the unprecedented blackout on sabotage by the United States at Venezuela's Guri hydroelectric dam, ordered the suspension of classes and the working day, as he had on Friday.
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When the working day is done, the twentysomethings of Shanghai tend to celebrate with a meal out with friends, a stroll along the famed Bund waterfront park — or even a late night karaoke session.
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Of course, but they didn't always know the answers to their questions, and this is why it is appropriate to think of enlightenment as a dream: It won't always translate into the working day.
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"If you look at the Republican side, the party chair there has been working day and night to try and…keep everybody together and to try unify the party," Weaver said Thursday on MSNBC.
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Schiff highlighted Turley's position during his own remarks on the trial's first working day on Tuesday, suggesting Trump had to turn to Dershowitz rather than a mainstream constitutional law expert to make the case.
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Investigators gave it a name — Moonlight Maze — and spent two years, often working day and night, tracing how it hopped from the Navy to the Department of Energy to the Air Force and NASA.
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It was cheaper for firms to have people there throughout the working day and order them about than to negotiate and enforce a new contract on the open market for every job that needed doing.
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"Michel Barnier and his team are working day and night to reach a deal, but we are not there yet," Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos told a news conference, referring to the bloc's chief Brexit negotiator.
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President Nicolas Maduro, who has blamed the unprecedented blackout on sabotage by the United States at Venezuela's Guri hydroelectric dam, again ordered the suspension of classes and the working day, as he had on Friday.
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For something to do, a kind of desk-bound endurance test if you will, I decided to see what would happen if I listened to my favorite song on repeat for an entire working day.
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"When looking at who is working day-in and day-out to help Republicans keep the majority in the House, just look at where the Speaker and the president are traveling," said one GOP operative.
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In November, Musk hosted the company's quarterly investor call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because that is where he has been working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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"In just the past week, for example, we've had approximately 100 employees working day and night dedicated to this project through the weekend to collect, review, process and produce thousands of additional pages," Wray added.
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President Nicolas Maduro "has suspended classes and the working day today in order to facilitate the efforts for the recovery of electric service in the country," wrote Vice President Delcy Rodríguez on her Twitter account.
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After I carefully reviewed all the inputs for errors and found none, I pulled out my trusty calculator and did some painful math: It was two and a half hours per working day in May.
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Researchers said Thursday that if employees using their commute to work had this time recorded as part of their working day, it would likely "allow for more comfort and flexibility " and ease rush-hour bottlenecks.
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CreditCreditElizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — When Sara Gilbert started her working day here one rainy December morning, her dressing room at "The Talk" was dimly lit by a few scented candles.
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The policy headline for Trump's second full working day as president was that he signed a series of executive orders related to the environment, pipelines, and manufacturing — though they're mainly symbolic for the time being.
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Back at work with her Fruitvale Station and Creed colleague Coogler, Beachler has been working day-and-night for months on the sets for the comic book-inspired Black Panther, which will hit theaters in 2018.
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The 19-member currency bloc's seasonally and working-day adjusted current account surplus increased to 36.1 billion euros ($38.44 billion) from 28.3 billion euros in October, a rise after hovering near the same level since June.
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These include employers embracing the connectivity available today to enable staff to move away from the rigid 9-to-5 working day and have more flexible working hours to reduce overcrowding at peak times of travel.
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Western Australia's Wyndham Police posted a video on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon local time, making us grateful we don't have these kind of hurdles when trying to get home at the end of a working day.
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China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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The new rules on foreign domestic staff mandate a maximum of 10 hours per working day with breaks for prayer, rest and eating, along with three weeks of severance pay at the end of their contracts.
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Altogether this worked out at a £323 million paycheck for the gambling boss, equating to £1.3 million per working day of the year, which was widely reported to be a record paycheck for a U.K. director.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Thousands packed a 1,300-year-old Shinto shrine in downtown Tokyo on Wednesday, the first official working day of 2017 in Japan, to pray for good luck and economic success in the new year.
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The most basic option is to flick your phone into airplane mode at the start of the working day and then back out again when you're heading home—perhaps with a break for lunch as a treat.
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The working-day and seasonally-adjusted current account surplus in the 19-country currency rose to 25.1 billion euros ($13 billion) in July from 22.8 billion euros in June, even as the balance from goods trade narrowed.
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His interest spread from the working day to the workers' day: what time segregated labourers had to leave the KwaNdebele Bantustan where they were compelled to live and how they got to work in Pretoria, the capital.
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But, with only the dopamine hit of Facebook likes keeping him connected to the world at large through his working day, you can't help but admire the inadvertently radical disconnect that has arisen from his unique situation.
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"It is hard to see (the smaller contraction in July) as a sign of recovery, since it results from one more working day from a year earlier," said Lee Sang-jae, an economist at Eugene Investment & Securities.
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As we move through the primary process and into the general election, there are professionals at the local, county, state and federal levels working day in and day out to ensure our elections are secure and accurate.
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Unless your job requires that your attention be on your phone every minute of the working day, be respectful of the people in the room and don't engage with your phone more than you engage with them.
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And then there's the (once again) tremendously contagious score from Shoji Meguro, which flirts with jazz-kissed flourishes and all-out rock histrionics, and is something I've already found myself listening to on headphones during the working day.
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During the reading, May was also asked by Conservative MP David Davis how long she personally spends reviewing each of the circa 2,500 warrants she is asked to review each year — aka some 10 warrants per working day.
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"This is a great opportunity for Megan to highlight an emerging independent business featuring maternity wear by showcasing bold and stylish designs during her working day in the later months of her pregnancy," commentator Caryn Franklin told CNN.
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And that's not even to consider the question of whether extending the school day is actually good for kids, whose schedules are already built—with scant regard for their health—around the dictates of the adult working day.
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If a sizeable chunk of your working day is spent on Salesforce, or if the idea of Q4 makes you slightly giddy, this bundle could prove pretty key in terms of career progression (and keeping your customers happy).
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On his first working day as the country's new secretary of defense, James N. Mattis spoke with the head of NATO and told him that the United States depends on it and on Europe for trans-Atlantic security.
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She said she scammed to supplement her income while working day jobs at Whole Foods and Burger King; meanwhile, she portrayed a far glitzier lifestyle on Instagram as she and her bandmate Yung Miami pursued a music career.
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Fannie's Film (1979), an extraordinary 15-minute documentary by Fronza Woods, answers this through its study of the working day of 65-year-old Fannie Drayton, a cleaning woman at the Robert Fitzgerald Studio in New York City.
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I spoke to a few of those testers—experts in ice cream, pies, noodles, and pizza—to see what it's like to eat exactly the same food over and over again, every working day, for years on end.
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"Kim is an incredibly smart, effective, humble and determined advocate — working day in, day out, around the clock to win clemency for individuals who should not be doomed to spend the rest of their lives behind bars," he wrote.
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One survey found that 55% of employees log into their e-mails after 11pm (in contrast, a new French law gives employees the right to ignore e-mails after their working day has ended); 59% do so on holidays.
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"Since I spend a majority of my working day hopping between job sites, I've found that the easiest way to help my kids experience new things is by bringing them along when they get out of school," he explained.
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Hong Kong police shot and critically wounded a protester and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire on Monday as the Chinese-ruled territory spiraled into rare working-day violence in its 24th week of unrest.
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It also came under pressure because of banks' demand for dollars in the last working day of the quarter and some shortages of the U.S currency on the market, said Sergey Romanchuk, a chief trader at Metallinvestbank in Moscow.
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Sterling has fallen by around 2.5 percent compared to the 15 working day average used in the BOE's May Inflation Report, with a substantial part of the depreciation coming about as a consequence of the General Election last week.
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We moved into a tiny little room—like a bedsit—on the coast and every morning at ten we'd go to the rehearsal space and we'd be there all day and have a full working day until the evening.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - A lingering illness has led President Muhammadu Buhari to reduce his working day to a few hours since he returned from medical leave, slowing down the pace of economic reforms advanced in his absence, diplomats and government sources said.
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Secondly, "a strong rebound in car production has still not kicked in according to the latest November data," Rees said, caused by the working-day effect but also by the ongoing problems of switching to a new car emission testing regime.
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She warned her party, led by Prime Minister Theresa May who is struggling to deliver Brexit, that there are "those who are working day by day to break up (the United Kingdom) – and who believe that a chaotic Brexit will help".
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Although the bomb was discovered last week, officials chose to detonate it on Christmas morning — a day deemed less difficult than a regular working day — after it was determined that the bomb was not an immediate threat, the BBC reports.
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You've now got a choice of native tools and add-ons for this, which means you don't need to wake up your boss in the middle of the night or distract your friends in the middle of the working day.
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If you are one of the millions (maybe billions) of people around the world who rely of coffee to get them through the working day, you may find yourself spending an inordinate amount of money on cups of the good stuff.
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As I spend my lunch break stolidly working my way through a seventh straight chicken sandwich, I'm reminded of an article I saw about Tory MP Dominic Raab eating the same Pret baguette for lunch every working day of his life.
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"While the EU is working day and night for a deal ensuring an orderly withdrawal, the UK's withdrawal will undoubtedly cause disruption, for example in business supply chains, whether or not there is a deal," the Commission said in a statement.
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The central bank expects the structural liquidity surplus to remain in the banking sector this month, except for the last working day when a short-term deficit is possible as banks need to meet some of the central bank's regulatory requirements.
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I still have to google what ASMR stands for (Autonomous sensory meridian response—why can I never remember this?) but spend about half of my working day listening to Korean women or Spanish men whispering and tapping cardboard boxes anyway.
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The 19-member currency bloc's seasonally and working-day adjusted current account surplus widened to 29.7 billion euros in August from 27.7 billion euros a month earlier while unadjusted direct and portfolio investments held broadly steady at 79.8 billion euros.
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But it's also because, from the moment the show begins, with a salutation to the working day by the employees of a perfume shop in 1930s Budapest, "She Loves Me" is a sustained reminder of the pleasures of exalted ordinariness.
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With speculation hot among the president's legal team that today could be a day for action by Bob Mueller (last working day before Labor Day), remember all the evidence the special counsel has — or could have — that we haven't seen.
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One of us is a professional in the direct support field, with 6900 years of experience working day-in and day-out with the I/DD community, and has seen the challenges of a workforce shortage and high turnover firsthand.
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The findings, which surveyed more than 4,000 adults, aged 16 and above, online, illustrated that almost 60 percent of those in full-time jobs would choose to start the working day before the clock strikes 9, so they could finish earlier.
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"Exports per working day during the first 20 days of February fell 9.3%, which shows the negative spillover from the virus spread on South Korean exports have started materializing," said Lee Mi-seon, fixed-income analyst at Hana Financial Investment.
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This is comparing apples and oranges a bit since there's a big difference between working in a well-funded, dedicated development team and a team of initially unpaid fans who are chipping away at a dream project while working day jobs.
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In fact, a number of its most substantial reforms can actually be traced back to Obama-era negotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the behemoth free trade deal that Trump torpedoed on his first full working day in the White House.
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The default replies are contextually aware — so Slack replies are more likely to be about work and messaging replies sent at the end of the working day are more likely to be about agreeing to go to the store to pick up milk.
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Cooper said the remote-working partner might want to go out and leave the house at the end of the working day, while the office-working partner may be feeling tired from a long commute or from being in meetings all day.
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Since 2026 LinkedIn, a professional-networking service, has offered a guarantee that it can find a suitable worker for any task within six hours—and, thanks to a deal with Uber, can ensure that they are on-site within one working day.
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"Our production was towards the end of our working day and had dozens of people working on site, when our crew noticed that smoke was coming into our set and into other parts of the building from below us," read the statement.
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China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides and the hopes of the world, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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Provident flagged that a 40 working day period for the CMA's initial investigation meant the probe would not end before June 5, adding this would leave its investors exposed to a potential unknown and uncosted remedy which it believes would be value destructive.
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Based on Trump's schedule for the week of Monday October 22 to Friday October 26, Trump spent only slightly over two hours of his work week reading briefing papers, a task that would consume the working day of most previous modern presidents.
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The cofounders and co-CEOs have never missed a business day, and they have devoted up to three hours a night to their side gig while working day jobs in finance: Martell at UBS, Kramer at CommerzBank AG, then at the nonprofit Endeavor.
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" Ian Shepherdson, Pantheon Macroeconomics: "The big surprise here is average hourly earnings, which managed an above-trend increase despite facing two adverse calendar effects; May had an extra working day compared to normal, and the survey was conducted very early in the month.
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They need somewhere that they can initiate and train drivers, which means finding an office that's not in the congestion charge zone, with ample parking nearby, but still in an area that drivers are likely to pass through during a working day.
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Based on sleep diaries and activity monitors, researchers found that prior to the study and while working day shifts, both groups spent roughly the same amount of time in bed and asleep: roughly 8 hours and just short of 7 hours, respectively.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's exports to China slumped in the first 20 days of February and overall sales per working day tumbled, as a coronavirus outbreak disrupted global supply chains and threatened to put a choke hold on Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's exports to China slumped in the first 20 days of February and overall sales per working day tumbled, as a coronavirus outbreak disrupted global supply chains and threatened to put a choke hold on Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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COLOMBO, Jan 2 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee closed lower on Tuesday, as demand for dollars from importers and banks taking positions on the first working day of the new year outweighed inward remittances and conversion of the U.S. currency by exporters, dealers said.
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" At the end of the day on June 27, Reynolds emailed BuzzFeed News again, providing the following statement: "We are working day and night to reduce the spread of false news and misinformation, using a combination of advanced technology, machine learning and human review.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides and the hopes of the world, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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In fact, let's go one better: knock me out and put me in an overhead compartment for the entire flight, just make it so I don't have to sit through a full working day of a confusing mixture of low-lying terror and interminable boredom.
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In a leisure centre car park on the outskirts of Reading, 40 miles from London, more than a thousand people gathered in the middle of a working day, some leaving behind their desk jobs and even climbing trees to catch a glimpse of Corbyn.
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A few weeks ago, my editor handed me a pair of Felix Gray "Sleep" Glasses to wear while I was on the computer at night, before bed, as a sort of transitional lens from working day into night — they run us around the clock here.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to reestablish trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," she said.
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On first or 500th listen, one still feels the profound tensions of those sessions in Sausalito, and the genius those tensions produced—the album is, among many other things, a musical memoir of the constant misfortune of working, day and night, with one's ex.
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I mean, we're trying to talk to someone like Peter Baker, who's a White House reporter at the Times, or Maggie Haberman, White House reporter at the Times, in the middle of their working day, so their thoughts are evolving, their journalism is accumulating.
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"It's essentially a tug of war around industry supply chains and core technologies," he said, adding that as the two economic powers vie for tech supremacy, exchange staff were working day and night seven days a week to make the new board a success.
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Consider how, on his first full working day as president, he withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an agreement that would've boosted trade ties between the US and 11 countries along the Pacific Rim and generated the largest trade bloc the world had ever seen.
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With increasing numbers of people now working from home, it has become clear that we each fall into one of two camps: those who dress up for their working day — think: makeup, jewelry and real pants — and those who favor workout clothes and blankets.
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"The M.T.A. is working day and night to upgrade signal equipment and install new technology that will allow us to run more trains, increase capacity and rebuild a system that is up to the standards of our riders," Mr. Morello said in a statement.
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"It is very important to maintain a structure for your working day if you're running a business full-time," said Mann, who aligns his work hours with colleagues back in Minnesota, regardless of which of the continental U.S.'s four time zones he was in.
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It's no secret that the expansion of Wi-Fi on trains, planes and automobiles has led to the de facto expansion of the working day, tying employees to their electronic devices as they send and receive countless work emails after clocking out from their jobs.
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Power upImage: MophieEven the laptops with the longest-lasting batteries are going to start struggling by the end of a hectic working day, and so anything you can do to extend this lifespan could mean the difference between submitting your work on time or way behind schedule.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to re-establish the trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," she added.
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The triumph so heralded by Musk, turning out 5,000 cars that sell for $70,85033 by working day and night in a circus tent, is a worthy accomplishment, but at best, it is a quarter of what it takes to keep the Big Three up at night.
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Fit exercise into your working day while abroadThere are ways to keep active when travelling for work, and Dr McKee points out that movement usually helps with jet lag, too — a 2019 study into circadian rhythms conducted by Arizona State University in Phoenix showed the same thing.
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Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve's departing chairwoman who had her last working day on Friday, was viewed by some as being more concerned about measures of weakness in the job market than by the risk of rising inflation, and therefore more willing to keep rates low.
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"I certainly do not feel that with all these established mechanisms in place we should subject our police forces — which is working day in and day out to protect Hong Kong from all these criminal offences — to subject them to another sort of investigation," said Lam.
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Al-Maktoum made an unannounced trip to a government office in Dubai, the city known for its huge skyscrapers and crazy wealth, this past Sunday — which is a normal working day in the UAE — and seems to have been disappointed by the lack of workers present.
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You can activate the mode straight away by tapping Turn on now, but for our purposes you want to select Turn on automatically and configure the hours you don't want alerts to come through—for example, you could activate Do Not Disturb during the working day every weekday.
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The 24-hour milestone came very close to being reached on April 20, when there were at least 19 hours without power from coal, the National Grid said on Twitter, but tonight should see the first working day the UK hasn't needed coal power since the Industrial Revolution.
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On the first working day for President Trump, a rule imposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) during the Obama administration is set to take affect which will cost American small businesses $125 million, much of which will have to be passed on to you, the consumer.
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A group of left-wing city council members in Barcelona called for the city to remove a 196-foot statue of Christopher Columbus in one of its most heavily trafficked intersections as part of a proposal to strike the October 12 national holiday and return it to a regular working day.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to reestablish trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," Pugh said in a statement on August 11.
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"According to our research, British office workers spend almost 90 percent of the working day sat down being inactive and invariably eating lunch at their desks — an issue compounded by the huge popularity and convenience of food and shopping delivery apps," David Lloyd Clubs' Elaine Denton says in the press release.
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Its name "expresses the hardships of employees who have to suffer a working day after heavy drinking," a representative for convenience store chain Withme FS said in a press release, "as well as to provide comfort to those who have to come to work early after frequent nights of drinking."
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Be it a natural Afro, a weave, braids, or locks, Priscilla Hazel, Esther Olatunde, and Cassandra Sarfo are working day and night so their app will be the first point of call when a black woman wants to try a new look — or show off the one she is already rocking.
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"A lot of the stuff we are thinking about now is about the state of mind," he says, noting that throughout the working day we are bombarded with stimuli and information, from messaging apps, emails, social media, meetings and even something as innocuous as having to say hello to work mates.
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The move, taking place on Janet L. Yellen's last working day as the central bank's chairwoman, is all the more extraordinary because it comes at a time when federal banking regulators appointed by President Trump are working vigorously to relax rules that were imposed in the years following the financial crisis.
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"I wanted to create a garden where any house owner can enjoy clean air after a long working day," said 27-year-old architect Nguyen Manh Hung, who made space on the roof of his home for 15 types of plants that help clean the air, from snake plant to windmill palm.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE personally contacted Flynn on the second full working day of the Trump administration and asked him to meet with FBI agents, a meeting that McCabe reportedly characterized as no big deal.
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Most of the pickers come from Eastern Europe, spending the summer living in plastic static caravans, their working day spent either bent over in a field cutting and tying together bunches of spring onions and carrots, or in one of the huge, freezing, windowless warehouses where vegetables are washed, packed, and stored.
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A spokesperson for PG (formerly known as Procter & Gamble), the maker of Tampax as well as toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, and other essential personal care products, told us that the company is working day and night to make more products while still maintaining social distancing recommendations on its factory floors.
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Donald Trump is walking the walk: His first executive order during his first full working day as president was to withdraw from the negotiations process over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the gargantuan free trade agreement that he'd railed against on the campaign trail as a job killer and promised to do away with.
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"We're all feeling very good, we've got the 700 wonderful engineers here who've been working day and night for the last 15 months to get the new spaceship finished, she looks beautiful but I can't tell you too much about her until this evening," Branson told U.K. TV show Good Morning Britain on Friday morning.
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With the election of an American President whose campaign trafficked openly in the deprecation of women—and who, on his first working day in office, signed an executive order withdrawing federal funds from overseas women's-health organizations that offer abortion services—the novel that Atwood dedicated to Mary Webster has reappeared on best-seller lists.
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Money grubbing is so relentless for both parties that a Democratic directive for arriving freshmen members that surfaced in The Huffington Post two years ago candidly advised them to devote four hours of each working day to "call time" if they entertained hopes for re-election — as opposed to three to four hours for the actual job of lawmaking.
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How shafts of golden dawn light would illuminate dust motes in golden iridescence, creating miniature solar systems hanging in the still office air, as I would hoover up two thin but long streaks of chisel at the start of the working day and then lean back in my chair with a mug of tea, contemplating the day's work ahead.
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"In terms of my normal working day, I can't say a school shooting has ever crossed my mind as an active worry, it's just not on my radar as something that could potentially happen to me during my day at work," Lauren Fallows, a secondary school English teacher in Blackburn (45 minutes outside of Manchester, England), tells Refinery29.
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Google is also said to be revamping Tasks, a to-do list that can be built into Gmail, which is likely to encourage people to stay in their inbox for most of their working day, getting everything done via a single webpage, according to tech website Android Authority, which got a sneak preview of the update.
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He now helps oversee a staff of about 14723 and machines both ancient and modern — the old brewing vats that came to this 1974 plant when Herrnbräu moved from the center of the old town, state-of-the-art American equipment, and noisy German conveyors that marshal, clean and fill 27,000 bottles each eight-hour working day.
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The Gyeondyo-bar's name translates to "hang in there," which "expresses the hardships of employees who have to suffer a working day after heavy drinking, as well as to provide comfort to those who have to come to work early after frequent nights of drinking," the convenience store chain Withme FS, which is releasing the bar, said in a press release.
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The ice cream bar's name "expresses the hardships of employees who have to suffer a working day after heavy drinking, as well as to provide comfort to those who have to come to work early after frequent nights of drinking", convenience store chain Withme FS, a unit of E-Mart, part of the Shinsegae Group conglomerate, said in a press release.
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It might be the sort of talking point I don't want, and it is a little childish for my personal style — which would mitigate against one of its more potentially useful lessons: How much UV exposure we get in the course of a normal working day, when we are not thinking about sun and skin protection but rather about memos and meetings.
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With regard to sleep, participants were asked about the quantity of sleep they typically need to feel well rested, and about how much sleep they usually got in the 24-hour period that included working an overnight or 24-hour shift, after working overnight or for 24 hours, while working day shifts, and after more than two days off work.
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After arguing in court for months that federal judges should stay miles away from disputes between Congress and the White House — for fear that they become political actors in a divisive impeachment probe — the president's lawyers spent the first working day of Trump's Senate impeachment trial arguing the exact opposite, and suggesting that those who disagree are hostile to the Constitution.
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In those days, a typical working day at the Club Med went like this: wake up at 9 AM, have breakfast, prepare daily activities, games and coffee, have lunch on the go, organize the afternoon sporting events, start games, have a drink, take part in the evening show, and round out the day by vibing up the club for an hour—six days a week.
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As someone who plays quite a lot of video games for work these days, and who has a decade-and-more background in music journalism—I know, I'm like twice the scumbag you thought I was, now you know I used to review records and interview bands for a living—I've naturally found myself drawn to certain game soundtracks as an accompaniment to my working day.
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"The council have issued a rent hike—almost double of what we pay now—just two weeks ago, asking us to move out two weeks later by March 1, the start of Women's History Month.." One by one, women read lines from books they had brought with them to the protest, their voices amplified to council employees walking out of the building at the end of their working day.
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I like chips and gravy and chocolate bars and pasties and baked beans and I don't want to eat fucking cous cous and fucking courgettes ever again and I don't want to listen to this fucking song any more either and I really don't ever, ever want to hear myself eating couscous and courgettes while "So Weit Wie Noch Nie" plays for the 52nd time in the space of a working day.
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Teng has made this trip nearly a thousand times, but Husab always seems like a mirage: a virtual city stretching seven miles across the desert floor, from two vast open pits being gouged out of the rocky substratum to a processing plant that, on the last working day of 2016, produced its first drums of U₃O₈, the yellowcake that can be used to generate nuclear power (and also to make weapons).
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The premise behind Pitch is to make "a presentation tool for the Slack generation," he said, in reference to the workplace communications tool that became a runaway hit with organizations because of its ease of use, its speed, and the fact that it positions itself as a platform, integrating with just about any app that a person might use in the normal course of a working day, turning itself into a communication layer underpinning all those apps, too.
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Because what Don gave NBA coaching that every dorky college coach in the world never could was a fucking rebel's spirit, and an understanding that basketball, while it fucking rules, is not the end all and be all of life, that recruiting is fucking stupid, that working day and night to make the thing perfect is a fool's errand, that trusting your player to make decent decisions and trusting the broad scope of your vision to guide them into something awesome (or, occasionally, terrible), was way better than bleeding and dying moment by moment.
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