" "I didn't know who I was working for: Was I working for him?
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We're no doctors, but if it's working for her ... it's working for us.
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In fact, he is not working for us; he is working for himself.
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That's not working for America, and it's not working for middle-class families.
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"Every Republican who is not working for Trump is working for Clinton," Christie said.
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But then also I'm not working for a studio, I'm not working for a label.
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GC: So you're working for VTB and its shareholders - you're not working for the Kremlin?
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In other words, is your money working for you or are you working for it?
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"The current system is not working for Americans, and it's not working for immigrants," he said.
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"I'm working for you now, I'm not working for Trump," he told listeners in Pueblo, Colo.
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The festival was his baby, and everybody was working for him before working for the festival.
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If it's not working for the people it was supposed to be working for, then change it.
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In the 1950s and '60s, "working for the defense effort meant working for the good guys," Berlin says.
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Working for CNN used to be like working for any other cable news station or other media outlet.
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He had already had a varied career that included jobs working for others and eventually working for himself.
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Gawk through the gallery to see why it's not working for them ... but why it's definitely working for us!
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Two were working for the International Organization of Migration, and one was a contracted medical doctor working for UNICEF.
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There are 28 people on LinkedIn listed as working for Full Fact, and four listed as working for FactCheckNI.
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The difference among them boils down to whether you're working for your money, or your money is working for you.
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" Despite the apparent challenges of working for Musk, when asked about him, Shotwell consistently replies: "I love working for Elon.
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"People feel here government's not working for them, the economy's not working for them, the political system's not working," she said.
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Most of the drivers working for Uber were also working for Lyft, as well as for any number of smaller competitors.
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When I found out Watchmen wasn't working for you, I was so sad, because it very much was working for me.
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"I'm working for you now -- I'm not working for Trump," he told supporters at a rally in this key Western swing state Monday.
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" At one point, the man said, "You're working for me, man," to which Biden replied, "I'm not working for -- gimme a break, man.
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I've had the pleasure of working for Bob or I'd had the pleasure of working for him for eight years at that point.
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The secret software would reportedly send more ride offers to drivers working for both companies, so that they'd spend more time working for Uber.
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They're not working for you, they're working for the government and the government wants its money and that's a big part of the problem.
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According to LinkedIn, there are more corporate comms personnel working for Bezos at Amazon (21) than journalists working for Bezos at theWashington Post(29).
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I believe that people would rather have a lousy job working for a great person than a great job working for a bad manager.
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Reedsy lets you find freelancers who have been working for years in the book industry and are no longer working for the big editors.
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I have never met anyone that made the transition from working for someone else to working for themselves and found that their pay went up.
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No woman just starting out should ever be told she has to choose between working for a Harvey Weinstein and working for a Mike Pence.
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RELATED: Trump: 'I'm working for you now, I'm not working for Trump' He said, however, Trump acted well within legal bounds in his 1995 tax filings.
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"It's reminiscent of the one-man show, everyone working for the president instead of working for the country," Mr. Tesfagibir said of the Trump cabinet session.
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The European Parliament believes the money went to National Front employees working for the party in France rather than those working for the party's lawmakers in Brussels.
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Dara Lind: What did you learn working for the Obama campaign in Iowa in 2008 that's relevant to working for the Sanders campaign in Nevada in 2016?
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an average full-time employee receives just 11 days of paid time off after working for a year, 15 days of paid time off after working for five years and 18 days of paid time off after working for 10 years.
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"You grow up and you calm down/You're working for the clampdown/You start wearing the blue and brown/You're working for the clampdown," the song's lyrics protest.
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"It's not working for Detroit children, it's not working for Michigan children, and I would dare say it's not going to work for the nation's children," Allen said.
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It's hard not to be fascinated by a man who was an airplane pilot, a drug runner working for the Medellin Cartel, and an informant working for the DEA.
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"If you are a Republican and you are not working for Donald Trump over the next 55 days, you are working for Hillary Clinton," Christie, a Trump surrogate, said.
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In an interview with CNN's Don Lemon, Painter spoke about reports that former national security advisor Flynn was working for foreign agents while also working for the American government.
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By affixing a date to our tax obligations from excessive government spending, the Tax Foundation reminds us that we're not working for ourselves when we're working for the government.
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One might decide between career choices by weighing differences in workloads, prestige, pay and benefits between, say, working for an advanced technology company versus working for a studio in Hollywood.
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A spokesperson for Wired's US division tells Gizmodo that the reporter was not working for them and they are trying to confirm if she was working for the UK division.
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Don&apost forget that Bruce Ohr&aposs wife, Nellie Ohr, who also will have to be interviewed soon, she also was working for Fusion GPS, working for the Clinton campaign.
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Another interesting finding was 47 percent of survey takers said they would rather take an easy job working for someone else rather than the harder task of working for themselves.
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We have a giant industry that wants our healthcare system to stay the way it is, because it's not working for families but it's sure as heck working for them.
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If rents are going up and businesses are opening wherever murals appear, an artist should ask: Why am I working for attention, while everyone around me is working for money?
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"There's so many people in Occupy who are working in government offices, who are working for congressional candidates, who are working for organizations that are organizing around these issues," Williams said.
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That's 16 (!!!) weeks working for our favorite dynamic duo.
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" Biden: "I'm not working for -- gimme a break man.
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All of this seems to be working — for now.
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Bottom line ... she hasn't stopped working for the cause.
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" At $3, he added, "it's like working for free.
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Why are you working for her, she's a ... terrorist.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Can you imagine working for that guy?
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She said working for the government is not what she had hoped it would be when she started working for the Transportation Security Administration 10 years ago at the age of 22.
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Trump: 'I'm working for you now, I'm not working for Trump' Tuesday's vice presidential debate in rural Virginia will be the biggest political moment for Pence and Clinton's running mate, Virginia Sen.
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These guys are working for big companies, the people we met were working for very big, industrial-scale Japanese and Korean fish suppliers, so the scale of it was very, very different.
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People growing up in small communities near the border would see that the people who were the most well-off were either working for the cartel or working for the Border Patrol.
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A secretary will probably earn more working for Goldman Sachs than working for the local plumber; it is more lucrative to be a programmer at Facebook than in a corporate back-office.
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In addition to those working for the president, there are blacks working for the White House in the Office of the Second Lady, Kara Brooks, who serves as her director of communications.
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By the time Fotiadis arrived in Kiev in 20163, however, Manafort had already moved on from working for Akhmetov's company to working for Akhmetov's political party, the pro-Russian Party of Regions.
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Jorjani's career was dissected by the Democratic members, ranging from his time working for groups backed by the conservative Koch brothers to decisions he has made while working for the department. Sen.
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In one study, 61 percent of those working for bad bosses said they were looking for another job, while just 27 percent of those working for good bosses were considering alternate employment.
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And if you consider what they did, you look at what her staff did, from what we can see right now -- we don't have all the information -- if you apply that same logic to someone who is working for the Department of Defense or working for the CIA or working for the House Intelligence Committee, they're gone.
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"I think… at a place like Twitter, they were all working for Trump this whole year even though they thought they were working for [Bernie] Sanders," Peter Thiel told The New York Times.
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And so, frankly, even though I'm not working for NBC, I'm working for other networks and also work, my main thing is USA Today, we're in there and we're breaking news, as well.
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Clinton had a track record of working for black Americans.
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Working for Yvon [Chouinard], he's the king of responsible business.
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He is a father who is working for his daughters.
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Spicer is working for a volatile, irrational, and vindictive President.
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So why do people keep using and working for Uber?
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Working for or SpaceX is probably many people's dream job.
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Curtis has been working for the company for 20 years.
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The best knowledge workers are working for more than money.
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Why are you working for her, she's a fucking terrorist?
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The problem is there's not much that's working for GameStop.
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Many of the coyotes are children working for drug cartels .
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Erdogan's government has accused Brunson of secretly working for Gulen.
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Kimberly Stokes Kimberly Stokes started working for Robbins in 1988.
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As for Varys, he began his service working for Aerys.
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But, at the time, Cambridge Analytica wasn't working for Trump.
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It's likely the algorithms haven't been working for some time.
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The firm had been working for the Trump presidential campaign.
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Because frankly, those other windows are really working for us.
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Does this mean that Jorge is working for the DEA?
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A bigger house, and is that what you're working for?
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I'm working for Puerto Rico and for Mexico as well.
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Evercore is advising Novo, while JPMorgan is working for Ablynx.
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My mother was working for the government at that point.
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It's what I had been working for all my life.
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Employees appreciate working for a company with a humanitarian goal.
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And I continued working for him for a week afterwards.
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That's clearly not indicative of an economy working for everyone.
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LG: I started working for you in 2011, I think.
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These kinds of changes seem to be working for Instagram.
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Maybe that assistant would be happier working for Mark Meadows.
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I don't know you, but I'm working for Susan Blond.
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Taken together, it's pretty clear who Zinke is working for.
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Why are old Magnus and old Franziska working for Adam?
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I need to stop working for a period of time.
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She's someone that started working for you, became a star.
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Couldn't he do some good working for the government again?
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A tireless government nerd who never stops working for you.
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I was grateful and amazed to be working for him.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Representatives of Spanish pilots working for Ryanair (RYA.
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Especially people like me who are working for the opposition.
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Lucky to have such an incredibly team working for me.
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And lucky to have an immune system working for me.
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However, we have a lot of Poles working for us.
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The existing regulatory structure, however, is not working for consumers.
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When I met you, you were working for Ash Carter.
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You'll have to say for sure it's working for you.
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Working for your namesake company helped me along the way.
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I am only working for the people of the U.S.!
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I JUST – LOOK, I KNOW I'M WORKING FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP.
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I began working for the House Democratic leadership when Rep.
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It's Thursday, and we're working for the weekend over here.
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Tomonari was working for JICA in Ghana at the time.
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She probably has more millennials working for her than anyone.
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Many of them maintain academic posts alongside working for companies.
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They want to make her keep working for it. Mrs.
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It's a club that's not working for an entire gender.
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She also has experience working for Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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We are strategic partners working for security in North America.
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Working for yourself can cause an immense amount of stress.
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Opposition leaders said they were working for a rapid transition.
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That is the future that everybody should be working for.
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Andrew Robinson is a military veteran working for the USDA.
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Feloni: So you felt like you weren't working for it.
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I love the guy, and I love working for him.
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Working for a book publishing company certainly has its perks.
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The couple met while working for the N.B.A. in 2010.
|
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Working for multiple trucking companies is common in the industry.
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John: In 1950, my father started working for Joe Fiore.
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For Hume, this bolsters the case for working for Trump.
|
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Why is she still working for the VA at all?
|
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She said McCrae had other people working for him too.
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Spending a holiday working for American security is unprecedented. pic.twitter.
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What do you like most about working for this company?
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Simply put, our economy is not working for working people.
|
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Now he was in a different place, working for peace.
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Pinault's first job was working for his father's lumber business.
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"All these people working for Bernie, I'm glad," Reid said.
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Reid's former communications director, Kristen Orthman, is working for Sen.
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" He added, "I was thinking, 'What am I working for?
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Ask yourself honestly if these methods are working for you.
|
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Wollen lost her state job working for Florida's toll system.
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I was working for a news agency at the time.
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In 2004, I was working for John Kerry's presidential campaign.
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The treatments available now are just not working for everyone.
|
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Do you know how many Hispanics are working for me?
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My doctor certainly thought benzos were still working for me.
|
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Lehane is not working for any candidate this election cycle.
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It's why I started working for myself 15 years ago.
|
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The economy is not working for everybody in New Hampshire.
|
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We like it when our money is working for us.
|
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And the Trump administration should keep working for Raif's release.
|
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"Now, I feel like I'm working for him," she said.
|
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That is the future that everyone should be working for.
|
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And you never really know who's working for the Taliban.
|
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Yeah, I had been working for the student newspaper. Why?
|
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He has denied working for Russia or any other government.
|
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I'd still be working for my little pennies, for commissaries.
|
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But it was not an easy gig working for him.
|
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Balan began working for Tesla as an engineer in 2010.
|
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When are the movies going to start working for her?
|
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Indeed, he is working for the president free of charge.
|
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Everyone should take a sabbatical after working for so long.
|
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Larry Edgeworth, 61, spent 25 years working for the network.
|
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"Working for Daimler is like winning the lottery," he said.
|
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There are already 70 people working for Revolut in Porto.
|
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He began working for Customs and Border Patrol in 2008.
|
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These men are working, and they are working for us.
|
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Baker supports Warren, but is not working for the campaign.
|
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For the moment, I'm working for a couple of designers.
|
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She's been working for Gorbachev for years, setting the groundwork.
|
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That's right — Shakira and Jennifer Lopez are working for exposure.
|
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Some of them go back to working for a pimp.
|
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He is now working for the Medicaid agency in Arkansas.
|
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He lied while working for Donald Trump, for his company.
|
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In 2007, Mr. Cohen started working for the Trump Organization.
|
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The experimental drug seems to be working for Mr. Fenstermacher.
|
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He's been working for a small company with no benefits.
|
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The approach seems to be working for Pilot so far.
|
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This is what makes working for the royal household exceptional.
|
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They had met while she was working for the city.
|
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"This economy isn't working for most of us," Buttigieg followed.
|
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He thinks that welfare discourages people from working, for instance.
|
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A man gets a job working for a delivery company.
|
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Working for the individual is almost synonymous with being selfish.
|
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The approach is clearly working – for ozone and other pollutants.
|
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This is what makes working for the Royal Household exceptional.
|
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Before working for Coburn, Rood was an influential investigative reporter.
|
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" She added, "We finally got what we'd been working for.
|
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Dean, did working for Disney inform your collecting at all?
|
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Nor does working for some of the greatest chefs anywhere.
|
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" Mr. Cohen said that working for Mr. Trump was "intoxicating.
|
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You're not working for the company or for the customer.
|
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There were three main informants, all working for the DEA.
|
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The suit does not specifically claim Rubin was working for Weinstein ... Tensor Law says Rubin was either working for Weinstein or felt he would get rewarded by Weinstein if he produced results for him.
|
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Send an email along these lines: Hi [Name of Boss], In the past when the subject of working for home has come up, I know you've expressed doubts about it working for your team.
|
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A number of them were lured into working for the U.S. with promises of American visas and jobs, an unnamed Iranian official working for the Ministry of Intelligence told the country's official Tasnim News Agency.
|
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Not to mention that what you want to pursue in life—maybe working for a nonprofit organization—might be affected because you have to provide more income than you can obtain working for so little.
|
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And, paired with her signature athleisure looks, it's working for her.
|
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Her goal, she said, is to continue working for the university.
|
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The man was working for Thiva Contracting Company, of Astoria, Queens.
|
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How I ended up not working for him is another story.
|
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Serious Man—Mannix is considering working for Lockheed, a more "serious"
|
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Not all Americans feel like the economy is working for them.
|
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Guccifer 2.0 has denied being Russian or working for Russian intelligence.
|
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He started working for Theory and now he's president of AYR.
|
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Yes, he is a bounty hunter working for the dark side.
|
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The first job I had was working for my dad's company.
|
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He began his career working for Jive Records in the 1990s.
|
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I traveled all over the country working for large corporate clients.
|
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also without pay.
|
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The two met while working for a nonprofit called Reef Check.
|
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But when I started working for Hooters, my life changed really.
|
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Make yourself memorable by working for something you really believe in.
|
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She was actually beaten before she began working for the organization.
|
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At the time, she was working for Temple University in Philadelphia.
|
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To be clear, I am currently working for the Bloomberg campaign.
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CRAMER: FIRST, CONGRATULATIONS OBVIOUSLY A DEAL THAT'S WORKING FOR BOTH COMPANIES.
|
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"We end up working for at least several hours," he said.
|
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When my mother began working for Donald Trump, she was 31.
|
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I was working for free because my friend was the choreographer.
|
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There weren't even rules against working for both Uber and Lyft.
|
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For a long time, I've not been working for the money.
|
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Vasquez was working for Dawson at the time of her death.
|
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There are currently 12 employees working for Bnext in Mexico City.
|
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At the time, he was working for LA County Sheriff's department.
|
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The board doesn't pay people working for outside groups, she said.
|
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And it's a recipe that seems to be working for Burningham.
|
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The free market isn't working for families, or individuals, or kids.
|
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He was, I believe, in Vietnam, working for the counter insurgency.
|
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At the time of his arrest, he was working for Bloomberg.
|
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I was working for the same production targets [as the adults].
|
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This hue, for example, took two people working for five hours.
|
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Before working for Trump, Grisham worked as Spicer's deputy press secretary.
|
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CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them.
|
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To be clear, I want them working for Alphabet and Google!
|
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I began working for Andy LeCompte at the Chris McMillan salon.
|
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At the time, I'd only been working for about a year.
|
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"I became a better artist by working for him," she said.
|
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Once inside a GO LLC, you would be working for yourself.
|
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Drivers complained that working for the company had become less lucrative.
|
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She has several friends working for Marchesa and also her brother.
|
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Maybe not the best sickbed food but it's working for me.
|
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And, of course, actively working for decriminalization would help as well.
|
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Magic Leap has already been working for years on its technology.
|
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He lectured Stacey about avoiding welfare and working for a living.
|
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The other was a contractor working for a local delivery company.
|
|
It's very easy to see this model working for other sports.
|
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She's not working for somebody, so there's the pressure of that.
|
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Puzzles and bubbles are a model that's working for Jam City.
|
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She has not been working for me for several, several seasons.
|
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Li spent five years working for Microsoft prior to founding StoreHub.
|
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And each time she's working for a completely different political entity.
|
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You have five, six, seven engineers who are working for you.
|
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He started working for a construction company making $40,000 a year.
|
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"I was just throwing what was working for me," Odorizzi said.
|
|
Either way, the format is really working for Jimmy and NBC.
|
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The economy isn't working for people, and we all know it.
|
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To put it briefly, my amygdala may be working for Putin.
|
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There are already hundreds of people working for N26 in Berlin.
|
|
Perez, through VIP Prompting, was soon working for the future president.
|
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Reflect today on whether or not things are working for you.
|
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Hackers working for North Korea were later blamed for the cyberattack.
|
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It's really her constant message – working for families, women and children.
|
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As of 2019, this is no longer working for American Airlines.
|
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Google maybe, but I don't see him working for those guys.
|
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Outside of working for Roger, there was nothing available to me.
|
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Beal gave it a shot, and began working for an electrician.
|
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The Givenchy staff are basically working for Kanye at this point.
|
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It's as though several outside sources are working for your good.
|
|
IN, LET'S SAY, AN ADMINISTRATION THAT YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE WORKING FOR?
|
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"I love working for Showtime and [showrunner] John Wells," he said.
|
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pilots working for British tour operator Thomas Cook (TCG.
|
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The website is aimed at union members working for the carmaker.
|
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"All of these people will be working for nothing," Mulvaney said.
|
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Have you noticed any differences in working for a streaming show?
|
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But as an entrepreneur, it was difficult working for someone else.
|
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Congress needs to continue working for IoT's continued growth and success.
|
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He said the affected miners were not working for a company.
|
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Once a Democrat, Dowd started his career working for former Sen.
|
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Working for STRESS had left him confused, psychologically scarred, perpetually afraid.
|
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He said the Trump administration was working for the prisoners' release.
|
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Still, none of this should make working for nothing seem normal.
|
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At a briefing on Wednesday, several Senate investigators working for Sens.
|
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Intel has been working for a decade to address these issues.
|
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Despite all this, Yusuf insists that he loves working for Tyson.
|
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I think Rudy is the best attorney working for Stormy Daniels.
|
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The Republican Party has been working for this moment for decades.
|
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In other words: You're not working for Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat.
|
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I've been working for almost 20 years for the same company.
|
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And many of those working for multinational companies eventually transfer elsewhere.
|
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Valle was working for the skater brand JSLV before his death.
|
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Sometimes, she said, it feels "like we're working for those platforms."
|
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Prior to working for Schumer, House had worked in then-Sen.
|
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Around 790 staff working for insolvent airline Niki AB1.
|
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They're always there, working for free, hypersensitive to the smallest error.
|
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Harford was working for Expedia when Khosrowshahi took over in 2005.
|
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He was working for a bookshop when ISIS attacked the area.
|
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She also spent time working for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
|
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She began her career in entertainment marketing, working for Sony, E!
|
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Working for Casper might just be what dreams are made of.
|
|
Or why don't many people feel Congress is working for them?
|
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"Trade war by tweet is not working for our farmers," Sen.
|
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While working for Salon, Tapper covered the Gore Bush presidential campaign.
|
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Silicon Valley has been working for the military since the start.
|
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Johnny Walker was working for the NYPD on September 29, 2400.
|
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X'antony Jr. has spent the summer working for an activist organization.
|
|
Foreign volunteers also turned up, working for groups like SMH Rescue.
|
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Chanoff, then 29, was working for the International Organization for Migration.
|
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Traditional cost management solutions aren't working for a variety of reasons.
|
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Two cameramen working for local news networks were among those killed.
|
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They called me an "Uncle Tom" working for a white newspaper.
|
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What is — and isn't — working for you in your current career?
|
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Her authenticity is being a policy wonk and working for us.
|
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Biden's son, Hunter Biden, began working for Burisma Holdings in 2014.
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Ive been working for almost 20 years for the same company.
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"There's no question they're working for Mr. Trump now," he said.
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The question is, is our economy working for the people here?
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Nine Afghan security personnel working for the United States were killed.
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MacGregor is a House of Representatives veteran, working for former Rep.
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For three weeks we working for every single thing they wanted.
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I want to put away criminals working for a district attorney.
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Topshop values and appreciates all staff working for the Topshop business.
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It was like working for Vince McMahon there for a while.
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In his new role, Mosseri will be back working for Cox.
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But what I thought was ... Because that wasn't working for me.
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You won't be working for this studio again any time soon.
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In addition to working for Trump, his firm has represented Enron.
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Some of your to-dos are really not working for you.
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Audrey Huntley is a paralegal working for indigenous rights in Canada.
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Instagram isn't working for users in the U.S., England and elsewhere.
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Have they been on the front lines working for ordinary people?
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J.K. Rowling will be working for the rest of her life.
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"What we have now is not working for people," he said.
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At the time, Mr. Camps was working for the Red Cross.
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The couple met in October 2011 while working for Senator Brown.
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But it seems to be working for the birds right now.
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Most days there's nothing glamorous about working for The Daily News.
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We insisted that we were only working for peace, not politics.
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Her first job was working for a fabric chain, Minnesota Fabrics.
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Working for a president is usually seen as a dream job.
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BROADLY: How did you end up working for the Sanders campaign?
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So, when you're working for ... How did you get to Huawei?
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But I ended up working for the president of the company.
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That, in turn, is how he ended up working for Trump.
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" Say to your teenager: "This isn't working for either of us.
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Philby, as we now know, was secretly working for the Russians.
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Other male-dominated adventure sports have been working for parity, too.
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She began working for CCTV after she graduated the following year.
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"I've been working for 20 years" on that issue, Hillway said.
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He's an environmentalist and thinks about the world working for everyone.
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But there's another takeaway: Working for Donald Trump doesn't end well.
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"What's important to me is working for every strata of society."
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Our for-profit health care system isn't working for rural Americans.
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My mother was an economist working for the government of Liberia.
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Is your makeup working for you, or is it aging you?
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She, too, has been working for years to get him released.
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By this point, she'd been awake and working for 17 hours.
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I'm seriously working for my employees today; she's an ex-employee.
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Shults then started working for Southwest Airlines as a commercial pilot.
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Bilingual and well-credentialed academically, he started working for a bank.
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Readers, kindness is contagious — these folks are working for a living.
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What can you tease about whom she is actually working for?
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At the time, she was working for Michael White, a producer.
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"Everybody was very happy working for Spruce Falls," Olivier Vermette recalled.
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If the trendy meditation apps aren't working for you, try yoga.
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Some of FIRST 's alumni are now working for Harvest CROO.
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By mid-21960, Jack O'Dell had been working for the Rev.
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It's unclear who McMahon was working for while she was undercover.
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I MEAN, THEY WILL BE WORKING FOR EITHER AJIT OR GREG.
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Comey — the man Campbell spent a year working for — certainly does.
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It added to his concerns about working for a mercurial president.
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So look carefully at the person who you'll be working for.
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"I think time is working for her," Mouratoglou told Sky Sports.
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Working for Mr. Cooney were 240 people in all five boroughs.
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Welch began working for GE in 1960 as a chemical engineer.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "This economy is not working for most of us.
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He started working for Mr. Escobar when he was around 17.
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They have been working for years on several Schubert string quartets.
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Tom Pyle has spent his entire professional life working for petroleum.
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I spoke to them about what it's like working for Donaldson.
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But this is not an economy that is working for you.
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"It depends on who you're working for or with," Brown said.
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But Mr. Miller, a lifelong bachelor, kept working for one reason.
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The "we're just a platform" line hasn't been working for years.
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"My husband is working for an app," Catherine lamented to Bailey.
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Then, in 2007, Mr. Lieberman began working for a new employer.
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So, I combined working for them with studying for my degree.
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Upon being hired in 85033, I liked working for Blake immediately.
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I was in the hotel business, working for a national chain.
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I started working for my father when I was around 6.
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Bryan Witzmann, of the Kansas City Chiefs, is working for Rep.
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Friedman was a bankruptcy lawyer who spent years working for Trump.
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Healthcare connects us all, but the system isn't working for everyone.
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But those three all will continue working for the federal government.
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She started working for Walmart in 1994, earning $5.50 an hour.
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They are not, because the economy is not working for everybody.
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That's not an economic genius working for the public at large.
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A number of groups are working for make screening more accurate.
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" Working for Mr. Trump, he told lawmakers on Wednesday, was "intoxicating.
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"I definitely see people that it's not working for," he said.
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He was told not to claim he was working for Citizen.
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No, not that, but the people who are working for us.
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And she would turn on ... Like, she's not working for you.
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"Foreign policy by tweet is not working for us," she said.
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He began working for the university's El Paso campus in 2014.
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I learned a lot about Art Brut through working for him.
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We've been working for 215 years to find a malaria vaccine.
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Because again I'm with you I'm working for the federal government.
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also without wages.
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He had spent years working for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
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"Our brand is all about trust and integrity and the like so we have got to make sure that we double down on that issue to demonstrate what we are doing each and every day in whatever service offering, working for our customer, working for our investor or working for our government that we're bringing good quality around the world," Moritz added.
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An Indian consultant working for Infosys in the U.S. said many of his colleagues were "dejected," while another engineer working for Cisco in North Carolina said management had called in an immigration attorney to reassure employees.
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But when it came to actually working for a campaign or party, or attending meetings or rallies, 2016 was unremarkable in the survey; the number who reported working for a campaign was just below the historical average.
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Accusation while working for Ken Starr The letter sent to Gardner accused Kavanaugh of violent behavior while under the influence of alcohol during his time working for the investigation led by Starr into then-President Bill Clinton.
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She hadn't gone to university and was working for the British Council.
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Other multinational companies have found find Syrian children working for their suppliers.
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We did not know we were working for a serial sexual predator.
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It was the role that I've been working for my entire career.
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Designated chief executive Eibensteiner has been working for the group since 1989.
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That's why engineers working for the company also published a research paper.
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In 2008, she started working for an entity known as Core Craft.
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Some of these apps are also not working for users, it appears.
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It's a better training if you plan on working for hardware companies.
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He's been working for a firm that lobbies the health care industry.
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But he said that she was no longer working for the county.
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Google's AR and VR efforts have always focused on working for everyone.
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Would that Biden had Josh Lyman and Toby Ziegler working for him.
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"It's what I've been working for for 19 years now," she said.
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Prior to working for Lloyd's, the bank manager had worked for Coke.
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"Trade war by tweet is not working for our farmers," Warren said.
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How did you get started working for Trump's casinos in the 1980s?
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Americans know that they have a government that isn't working for them.
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Frank had been working for the U.S. Postal Service for 28 years.
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"The senator from Kentucky is now working for Vladimir Putin," he said.
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Only 21 percent of them said the system is working for them.
|
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"I enjoy working for the president," he told a Montana radio station.
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I spent my entire adult life working for a great company, Microsoft.
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It said the person detained was working for a Russian intelligence agency.
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After Baby finishes working for Doc, he thinks he'll have that chance.
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The number of people working for weavers quadrupled between 1830 and 1900.
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Whatever the truth, the issue appears to be working for the AfD.
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Brouillette's first job in Washington, though, was working for former Louisiana Rep.
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The ad, from Working for Us PAC, which is supporting U.S. Rep.
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They contribute to the economy, trading with, hiring, or working for Ugandans.
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Or when the company you're working for is taken over by algorithms?
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Ms. Carruba has been working for a decade on the Torlonia Collection.
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He had been a spy working for the FSB for 20 years.
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What Kering brand do you think Bradley could potentially be working for?
|
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Mueller's office has said 16 prosecutors are working for the special counsel.
|
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Conor Lamb (D-Pa.) showed that the issue wasn't working for Republicans.
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A. My first job was working for IBM in their marketing team.
|
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We might achieve what John Young had been working for all along.
|
|
Henry Gomez tries to explain what's not quite working for Joe Biden.
|
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Finally, Jorge confesses to his wife, Paola, he's working for the Americans.
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I came back the next year, again working for the same company.
|
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She's stuck between two countries, working for one, living in the other.
|
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Go deeper: FBI reportedly probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia
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In 2015 they demonstrated it working for the first time in space.
|
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Bass said it's clear that negative interest rates aren't working for Japan.
|
|
We did not know we were working for a serial sexual predator.
|
|
And what's it like working for a global news organization like that?
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Many of them were technically working for me, but they became mentors.
|
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MakerBot has been working for a long time to find its niche.
|
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I'm a proven leader, under difficult circumstances, working for inclusive economic growth.
|
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Then, I get to my laptop to begin working for the day.
|
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There are numerous reasons your network just isn't working for you anymore.
|
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The health insurance system is not working for people who are sick.
|
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"I have been working for Opera since '99, Håkon '98," Boilesen said.
|
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Part of them were working for TheFamily, part of them were entrepreneurs.
|
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"I have been working for this for 20 years," Robert-Michon said.
|
|
It's nice that you're working for something that's really starting to work.
|
|
Working for Google may sound fun, but the interview process sure doesn't.
|
|
Lubetich is more candid now that she's no longer working for Snap.
|
|
He also spent a number of years working for Segway and Ford.
|
|
"I love working for Showtime and [showrunner] John Wells," said Macy, 67.
|
|
And his wife, Nellie Ohr, just happened to be working for who?
|
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"It's what I've been working for for 19 years now," she says.
|
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" Budin responded by saying, "You are so used to working for yourself.
|
|
Black Cube denies employing Lambert and also denies ever working for Kaspersky.
|
|
Uber said the driver has been permanently banned from working for it.
|
|
Especially, it seems, if you're a racist working for the U.S. government.
|
|
" - - - - "Kofi Annan never gave up working for the good in the world.
|
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We're working for a good one but let's prepare for every eventuality.
|
|
Indirectly, he is also working for the interests of the European Union.
|
|
I don't see people debating 'What newspaper is Rory's [sic] working for?
|
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Kyle had quit working for the shelter in a dispute over pay.
|
|
We just tried to focus on things that were working for us.
|
|
At least from the outside ... it seems to be working for him.
|
|
Burundi's regulator on Friday also banned journalists from working for either organization.
|
|
In other words, people working for Telegram could easily read Macron's conversations.
|
|
No. If they're not working for the federal government, they're not comparable.
|
|
So, what is working for the machines that the humans are missing?
|
|
She also served several other Democratic clients while working for the DNC.
|
|
But Victor does seem genuinely thrilled to be back working for Axe.
|
|
He had been working for the Fox Lake Police Department since 1985.
|
|
When we started working for Future, then everyone wanted the Future sound.
|
|
Maybe we should start saying "it's like working for palm oil," instead?
|
|
A startup called ThirdLove has been working for years to improve this.
|
|
"I never really liked working for anybody but myself," he told me.
|
|
"The chemicals haven't been working for a really long time," she says.
|
|
They also have a lot of Italians working for them in London.
|
|
Unfortunately, right now, it's not working for small farmers or for consumers.
|
|
Derek Carr has earned approximately $5.3 million working for the Oakland Raiders.
|
|
She had told her parents she was working for the Foreign Office.
|
|
"Your type isn't working for you!" she shouted and rolled her eyes.
|
|
The decision to stop working for a while is a personal one.
|
|
Spending my life working for the Forest is helping me to heal.
|
|
Weiss joined Pelosi's office in 2017 after working for Common Sense Media.
|
|
Adkins is Lucian, presumably a henchman working for Mads Mikkelsen's villain, Kaecilius.
|
|
Even after that disclosure, Lewandowski continued to deny ever working for Turnberry.
|
|
Working for [Amazon CEO] Jeff Bezos is no picnic either, I think.
|
|
A judge blocked the employee from working for PillPack for 18 months.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Two senior bankers working for UBS Group AG (UBSG.
|
|
Monroe has loved working for the FDA for the past 30 years.
|
|
This is an opportunity to keep Bernie Sanders working for the people.
|
|
Working for a newspaper owned by a tech billionaire has its perks.
|
|
Now, they're working for an hourly wage in fast food or retail.
|
|
It's unknown in what capacity he is currently working for the department.
|
|
But in remarks, Papadopoulos referenced at least once working for the campaign.
|
|
We devote most of our waking hours to working for our organizations.
|
|
Practice them and then evaluate how those strategies are working for you.
|
|
He has his cousins and his brothers and sisters working for him.
|
|
WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I'd be ruthless if anybody was working for me.
|
|
Prior to working for McConnell, Dunn worked for the Senate Finance Committee.
|
|
TV. Trump got his start working for his father's real estate business.
|
|
And in some ways, she loved working for such a respected company.
|
|
After they visited the store, Buzan's phone stopped working for several hours.
|
|
He started out working for Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo's notorious Guadalajara cartel.
|
|
"Maybe what worked for Tim Duncan wasn't working for LaMarcus," Hammon said.
|
|
Twenty-one others were injured, including a civilian contractor working for MINUSMA.
|
|
Working for the electric vehicle maker inspired his idea for the company.
|
|
It just doesn't give me a good feeling working for those people.
|
|
"They just got away with what wasn't working for them," Cenedella said.
|
|
They've got to be working for someone big and special and important.
|
|
His decades-long career in Washington includes 14 years working for Sen.
|
|
Keeping their enemies close doesn't seem to be working for TV providers.
|
|
The fact is, our current system is working for millions of Americans.
|
|
Even if he's an honest man, he's working for a dirty shop!
|
|
When we called, a woman identified herself as working for Nobel Trust.
|
|
Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort started working for Deripaska in 2006.
|
|
Maybe not ... KS: Guest host means people not working for Vox Media.
|
|
We spoke with "Betty," an attendant working for a major American airline.
|
|
This time, Mueller went squarely after officials working for the Russian military.
|
|
Chemists working for the pharmaceutical industry conduct these tests in controlled environments.
|
|
At 13 years old, she was already working for a catering company.
|
|
Freddy: If he was working for them, how come they were broke?
|
|
"The FBI is basically working for the White House," Hosko told Bloomberg.
|
|
Twitter was not working for tens of thousands of users Tuesday morning.
|
|
It&aposs unclear if the author is still working for the administration.
|
|
They were working for about 30 minutes when the police showed up.
|
|
For millions, even when government "works" it is not working for them.
|
|
She's been working for the company full time for nearly six years.
|
|
In her complaint, Avendano said that while working for Uber from Feb.
|
|
His was another lesson in the near impossibility of working for Trump.
|
|
But during that period, Mr. Percoco was not working for the governor.
|
|
That is the joy of working for a large and bureaucratic corporation.
|
|
Unlike in New York, Maier has enjoyed working for DC's cultural institutions.
|
|
Yeah, they're trying to make it back now working for the ... Sorry.
|
|
Both sides killed villagers, claiming they had been working for the enemy.
|
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At the time, Joel was in Texas working for an oil company.
|
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The couple met while she was working for him as a croupier.
|
|
Not surprising now that he's working for a secretive company like Apple.
|
|
Still, he has acknowledged that "capitalism simply isn't working" for many Americans.
|
|
In 1996, working for his father, Vaynerchuk considered opening a second store.
|
|
Now, because I've been working for so long, people know my pedigree.
|
|
The roller-coaster ride of working for Instacart has taken another twist.
|
|
The present legal framework is working for everyone in the internet economy.
|
|
Working for so-called family offices has been good business for BDT.
|
|
He said he first began working for his father at age 11.
|
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Many of the other classes were kept too busy working for them.
|
|
In the mid-1950s she began working for Italian newspapers from Hollywood.
|
|
I've had the pleasure of working for some very strong-willed women.
|
|
Politically, the strategy may be working for the first-term Republican president.
|
|
Black Cube itself denied working for Trump or anyone close to him.
|
|
Like working for a boss who says your work isn't good enough.
|
|
AJ was working for Duke Energy, making $21,000 as a project manager.
|
|
I started working for my dad when I was eight years old.
|
|
When they were working for President Trump they also worked together closely.
|
|
He spent another summer working for a Pennsylvania congressman on Capitol Hill.
|
|
Some of Mr. Navalny's detractors accuse him of working for the Kremlin.
|
|
Freedman started working for Vongerichten at Lafayette, right out of cooking school.
|
|
Ballard, for example, had explored working for members of the Venezuelan opposition.
|
|
"We've also earned a few trips working for charity organizations," he added.
|
|
Ending a relationship that's not working for you is a good thing.
|
|
Today, Carlsen is unemployed after the company she was working for downsized.
|
|
By day, Campolo was still traveling and working for his father remotely.
|
|
"Jill was working for Betty Parsons Gallery on 57th Street," recalls Feder.
|
|
Some WeWork employees believe working for the company has hurt their careers
|
|
Hamza is working for a company that provides banking in conflict areas.
|
|
I was working for a restaurant chain doing corporate training for them.
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|
POPULISM IS THE DISENCHANTED – CAPITALISM NOT WORKING FOR THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE.
|
|
A growing number of Hawaiians say that tourism isn't working for them.
|
|
Many Americans fantasize about leaving the corporate world and working for themselves.
|
|
Mr. Scaramucci ended up working for the White House in another capacity.
|
|
Playable ads seem to be working for the current generation of games.
|
|
People are used to consuming on WhatsApp — and it's working for Meesho.
|
|
All of the evidence proves true workplace chaos working for the President.
|
|
After finishing her education, she began her career working for then-Sen.
|
|
So why damage those two engines that are effectively working for growth?
|
|
About one doctor in 10 was not working for the listed practice.
|
|
"The old one-size-fits all wasn't working for anybody," he said.
|
|
Munger also recalled working for Warren's grandfather, Ernest Buffett, as their boss.
|
|
He wanted the job more than he worried about working for Trump.
|
|
That is the truth I know from working for Congressman Blake Farenthold.
|
|
They asked her, 'So why are you working for $7 an hour?
|
|
Powell held his post 2001-05, working for President George W. Bush.
|
|
It's time to get real about whether things are working for us.
|
|
Your reputation will be ruined and you'll be working for someone else.
|
|
Hamilton moved in with Nicole, who was working for a cosmetics company.
|
|
Some American recruits had concerns about working for a foreign spy service.
|
|
I have a brilliant contractor working for me who scouts new startups.
|
|
Paul Manafort had an established career working for pro-Russian Ukrainian interests.
|
|
" A campaign consultant working for Gillum slammed the comments as "blatantly racist.
|
|
You want the time value of all that cash working for you.
|
|
He spent more than a decade on Capitol Hill, working for Sen.
|
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"Yeah, my people are working for me on this stuff," she said.
|
|
Costco has a different tactic: Perfect what's been working for four decades.
|
|
My first job was working for Steve Harvey at his comedy house.
|
|
Mr. Kushner was interviewed last month by investigators working for Mr. Mueller.
|
|
The operatives, whoever they were working for, did not seem especially smooth.
|
|
Last thing I heard was that he was working for his mom.
|
|
"I've been working for 25 years," said Portman, who is now 37.
|
|
" And I'm like, "No, you have dozens of people working for you.
|
|
The result is a two-tiered system that isn't working for anybody.
|
|
Ben Keating said he began working for his father at age 11.
|
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I was working for the former CEO of American Express, Jim Robinson.
|
|
Private contractors working for many government agencies are also not getting paid.
|
|
He's retained you, but are you actually working for him or not?
|
|
And this argument seems to be working for a lot of people.
|
|
They are working for their own interests and not for humanitarian principles.
|
|
So the summer ... You've been working for tech people your whole life.
|
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I started working for an agency and they had their interactive division.
|
|
I was like, there's something here that's working for me, the negging.
|
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I am the only Latina working for the Arkansas House of Representatives.
|
|
Working for 100 members with different opinions, I've learned a great deal.
|
|
So, the irony here is that Fusion GPS was working for the Clinton camp to target Trump, also working for the Putin camp to target the government generally in terms of getting this Magnitsky Act to go away.
|
|
If working for Facebook becomes the tech industry equivalent of working for Big Tobacco or Big Oil — and there's some evidence that it's trending that way — it's going to pose a long-term risk to the company's prospects.
|
|
Here's who worked for whom: CVS • Barclays • Goldman Sachs • Centerview Partners (working for CVS's board) • Bank of America (providing financing along with Barclays and Goldman) • Shearman & Sterling • Dechert • McDermott Will & Emery Aetna • Lazard • Allen & Company • Evercore (working for Aetna's board) • Davis Polk & Wardwell • Simpson Thacher & Bartlett (working for Aetna's board) Some context: This is the biggest ever deal in the health insurance business, according to Thomson Reuters.
|
|
Some people argue that if you do not put up dollars for your ownership, you must be working for a bonus or a salary, and that carried interest means you are just an investment banker working for a fee.
|
|
Journalists have turned to other jobs, particularly working for corporations in public relations.
|
|
Go deeper: FBI probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia in 2017
|
|
But based on my experience working for him, this behavior is not surprising.
|
|
At Age 252 At the age of 252, she began working for Help!
|
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"It's technically always an asset of the company you're working for," she said.
|
|
Don't play the martyr and suffer through something that isn't working for you.
|
|
You're working for money, or you're trading your time doing things more DIY.
|
|
Anyway, I won't know if it's working for another 50 to 100 years.
|
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Madani is suspected of working for a Saudi intelligence agency, the Post reported.
|
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Because I was working for Kanye for six months and nobody really knew.
|
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Later, he started working for them to return the service and meet people.
|
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These are the ways that I'm combatting it, and it's working for me.
|
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" And I said, "You know, Gawker has hundreds of people working for it.
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That movie about scrappy Anne Hathaway working for tough-but-admirable Meryl Streep?
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We have 250,000 full time I.T. people working for the government or thereabouts.
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We have been working for quite a few weeks to have this happen.
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Working for a university has its downsides, and this is one of them.
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It's her name on the door, no matter who you are working for.
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There are currently 80 people working for Concord in San Francisco and Paris.
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Whatever Jenner is doing appears to be working for her social media presence.
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I finally got a job in media working for Chris Mohney — Chris Mohney!
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Then in my 30s, I realized I couldn't continue working for a corporation.
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In addition, around 1,000 drivers, mostly contractors, had been working for Valk Fleet.
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Rather, there are countless other Palestinians working for change and reform from within.
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Abortion doulas working for the funds sometimes accompany the women to their appointments.
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For some, working for a network like Fox News might meet that standard.
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My brother, Lee, was working for a business software company in north Wales.
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Once she started working for him, Rice said, he persistently sexually harassed her.
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If you're tired of government not working for you, here's how it does.
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We learned that, one month later, hackers working for Saudi Arabia targeted Hubbard.
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There is certainly a cold-war feel to working for RFA's Uighur service.
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"Marissa is not working for Tim at a phone company," the source joked.
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Drivers are not necessarily happy working for Uber, and what are workers' rights?
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It has been delivering and why this economy is working for every American.
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I ended up working for J.J. Abrams and his family on that movie.
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John Raymond, though thousands of airmen are working for the service on assignment.
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The Corruptour was dreamt up by a group of friends working for NGOs.
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You and I are lucky to have Ajit and Greg working for us.
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Mr. McKinnon has had a long career working for politicians from both parties.
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""Many of us spent years working for Senator Franken in Minnesota and Washington.
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King would be working for the full restoration of the Voting Rights Act.
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SAP executives urged security managers working for its customers to patch relevant systems.
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The idea is to convince voters that Trump's economy isn't working for them.
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I started working for $82.50 a week in 1957 with a college education.
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And he tried to buy Hulu multiple times, while working for multiple organizations.
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CLINTON: Yes, of course, the economy has not been working for most Americans.
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Bell Pottinger almost seemed to revel in working for the most controversial clients.
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Jennifer Coolidge…taught me, 'The second they stop working for you, fire them.
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I read Susan Fowler's recount of working for Uber and I was heartbroken.
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And while this may work for some parents, it wasn't working for us.
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They do more than raise or lower the cost of working for women.
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The IT employee working for San Bernardino County intentionally reset the iCloud password.
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Pulos, 45, claims she turned down "probably 40" auditions while working for him.
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The two founders had already been working for San Francisco-based Hey Inc.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them," he said.
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America's economy has not been working for a large portion of the country.
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So we've been working for months on a Bon Entendeur platform for professionals.
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I've been called a liar by a company that I loved working for.
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"When I started working for him, it was a little different," she says.
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You started out working for Nixon, and your specialty was endangered-species law.
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Many women working for Zan TV also have strained relationships with their family.
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But what does it mean to be an advocate working for "the man"?
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He created the scent while working for Chloé, where he stayed until 1978.
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At her insistence, she was escorted by a female assistant working for Weinstein.
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Once I graduated, I started working for a photo agency called Black Star.
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After working for United Nations Children's Fund, Masisi became a lawmaker in 2009.
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Don't be afraid to let go of what's no longer working for you.
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Is Lawrence working for you as we start off the third season, Emily?
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Whitson is a biochemist who first started working for NASA in the 1980s.
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It's not immediately clear who this Lambert character may have been working for.
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"I was working for a client, trying to expose a con," he said.
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I should preface this by saying I actually just started working for him.
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David Fowler spent 30 years working for EWS on E-Verify-related technologies.
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Thousands of cabin crew members working for British Airways had voted on Dec.
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And it's working for me because I think the Hermès bands look gorgeous.
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Our staff tracks what is working for families and invests in those solutions.
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"The senator from Kentucky is now working for Vladimir Putin," McCain said angrily.
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Don't take the bandana off, there's something about this that's working for you.
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Darrell saw the benefits to this up close while working for Procter & Gamble.
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A woman who has spent her whole life working for children and families.
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"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them," Trump said.
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In 2011, over 21625,2900 men and women suffered injuries working for chemical companies.
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"Those guys did a very good job working for me," Palihapitiya tells TechCrunch.
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He'll be working for June Jones, former head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.
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That person turned out to be an undercover informant working for the FBI.
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Most activists working for HB2's repeal see the compromise as a disgrace.
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Both men were accused of working for al Qaeda, but neither was charged.
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It's not only for me, it's mainly for the people working for me.
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"Working for Jness is grounding and satisfying and humbling and wonderful," Mack says.
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Zilka also used to be working for startups before starting his VC career.
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Bannon is on a leave of absence from Breitbart while working for Trump.
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Page denies ever working for Russia or having any improper contact with Russians.
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I always remind teenage girls that these companies are all working for you.
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Rosenstein has experience working for a special counsel on investigations involving the presidency.
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And it kept working, for the entire six months that the study continued.
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Sono Motors has been working for years on its first car — the Sion.
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Now keep in mind what's out there isn't working for them right now.
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As Nick drives, we flash back to his early days working for Waterford.
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Vote for me, buy our napkins, empower women by working for our rapacious
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Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah and other lawmakers are working for Holt's release.
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Many of these digital nomads are making more money by working for themselves.
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The Cavaliers went away from what had been working for them — aggressive drives.
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Indonesian cabbies clashed with drivers working for online apps during the Tuesday protest.
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Scandling had been a longtime aide on Capitol Hill, working for former Reps.
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"He likes having me around and I like working for him," Mulvaney said.
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Fields was working for a security company at the time of his arrest.
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Skripal is a former Russian intelligence officer who has been working for Britain.
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WHAT'S WORKING For the first time in a few years, quite a bit.
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Graham, however, said Monday that he has no intention of working for Trump.
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However, Filip was a former Israeli Defense Forces officer working for Black Cube.
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If the law is not working for you, we give you an alternative.
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Alicia informed me that she was working for a Belgian paid dating website.
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But some said there was a darker side to working for the judge.
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He is working for fair trade for both of these critical American sectors.
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I don't get paid much, but I love working for the American people.
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It's Donald Trump's mantra about the Russia investigation, and it's working, for now.
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There is one stock during this explosive bull market working for the shorts.
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John McCain or his time working for former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.
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Technically, he was not working for Mr. James but, temporarily, for Maj. Gen.
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She denied working for the Russian government when she went to Trump Tower.
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Bolton was also dismissed in September this year, after working for 17 months.
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Mediator It sure does get exhausting working for the global corporate media conspiracy.
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Working for years in mines can cause other health issues, like black lung.
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Recently he even blasted Fox News as quote 'not working for us anymore.
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You had been working for almost 20 years before your career took off.
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He joined the White House last June after previously working for Utah Sen.
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The plot follows the relationship between two men working for the federal government.
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It's not uncommon for interns to be working for little to no pay.
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He both likes and respects the President, and he likes working for him.
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I thought that by working for him, my life was going to change.
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The couple met in 2007 while both were working for the Nature Conservancy.
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When contractors are factored in, the company has 1,000 people working for Coinbase.
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Cambridge Analytica employees did not start working for Trump campaign until July 2016.
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The "resistance" likes to tell you that it is working for your benefit.
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Friday, reportedly from a real estate agent who was working for the couple.
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That's low compared to investigators working for airlines and bus companies, for example.
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A low profile may benefit Sandberg, but it isn't working for anybody else.
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He believed Omar was working for Hamas and that her election was illegitimate.
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He also got a job working for Verizon as a cell phone technician.
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She's working for the Center for Responsible Lending, a financial consumer rights group.
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Later, he got a job working for a wholesale grocer in Hunts Point.
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He also flew older 737 iterations while working for Delta, the AP report.
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Working for Manafort, Kilimnik would collect the agreements and execute them, Gates said.
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Many people who work 9 to 210 find themselves working for the weekend.
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A friend introduced him to Benech, who was working for a nearby nursery.
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Despite her decade working for Obama, Mastromonaco doesn't exactly go easy on Democrats.
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He has spent his career working for the good of America and Americans.
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Whatever the attraction of Trump's fresh approach, it is still working for him.
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She had stopped working for the family when Bella began boarding at Sunflower.
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Sometimes working for Nicholas Kristof means getting to meet people like Malala Yousafzai.
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Lip readers working for Scotland Yard also recorded their boasts at a pub.
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When you were on "The Celebrity Apprentice" you were working for a charity.
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In 2014, Broncos defensive coordinator Wade Phillips was working for The Scouting Academy.
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" On his reputation after working for Trump: "I don't think I was stained.
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Yet the Edison machine wasn't working for nearly all the tests Theranos offered.
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Even while working for top-level executives, it made me feel dull inside.
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Green has a college degree and years of experience working for the government.
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The man added that he was working for Jack Burkman, a Republican lawyer.
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He began his career on Capitol Hill working for then-Texas Republican Sen.
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Before 2008, it felt as if neoliberalism was basically working for most people.
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The pair made millions working for political forces in Ukraine aligned with Russia.
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In fact, he was the only African-American person working for Marvel, period.
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You've been working for this moment for years, and now you're almost there.
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This is true in any case, but especially if you're working for free.
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He eventually found a job working for a big firm's outpost in Trinidad.
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On April 15, he'll mark 51 years of working for the sanitation department.
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In April, a Cameroonian doctor working for the W.H.O. was targeted and killed.
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There's a mixed track record for those guys, but it's working for you?
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Yet ending things while still working for him has proved to be impossible.
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"We're working for a solution that will meet everybody's needs," Mr. Jeffrey said.
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Modder SGtMarkIV has been working for years to keep the 1993 game relevant.
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After graduation, she returned to Asia, joining her father in working for Unesco.
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China has the most adept hackers working for a government, Mr. Coats said.
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So how has nearly a decade of political prowess been working for us?
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The couple met in New York in 2006 while working for L.G.B.T. rights.
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Prior to working for Bush, Cox was chief of staff to former Reps.
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The people pointed to Wheelbarger's two years spent working for the late Sen.
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He became a fashion journalist, working for Women's Wear Daily and other outlets.
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Mr. Martinez resigned from that post but is working for WPP in Spain.
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A guy who was working for us was essentially trying to hurt us.
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The 15-participant limit also prevents Around from working for all-hands meetings.
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Then, after working for more than a decade, she started having epileptic seizures.
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When the drugs stopped working for his mother, Mr. Zhang began making others.
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Investigators working for Mr. Mueller interviewed Ms. Hicks over two days in December.
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About 93% of the store's employees are working for now at other locations.
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I'm not working for the next two weeks and that's $600 per week.
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It is not clear who Black Cube was working for in that instance.
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And I'm proud to be working for a company that's doing it well.
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When Vanessa was not working for Bayada, she was running after her kids.
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Mr. Trump told investigators that working for his father's campaign consumed his life.
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But I will say that working for my father taught me customer service.
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At Tudose's urging, Shhaideh will continue working for the government as an adviser.
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In the early '90s, journalist Howard Sounes was working for the Sunday Mirror.
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Mazonkey's first Washington, D.C., job out of college was working for former Rep.
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I had finally reached my goal of working for a national media company.
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Like Mr. Thiel or not, the technique appears to be working for him.
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Before working for Inhofe, Sugiyama lobbied on behalf of the National Mining Association.
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I had to stop going to school and start working for a living.
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"Transsexuals feel the law (as it stands) is working for us," she added.
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It also covers how individuals working for these businesses should file their taxes.
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"We'll keep working for it, and he's still a talented guy," Elway added. .
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"They feel the government is rigged against them and not working for them."
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That locks you into working for money for the rest of your life.
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And did so very well, after working for the company for 30 years.
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It's an unusual strategy, but one that appears to be working for Biden.
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"Because they're getting paid the $3,200, they're not working for something," Degala said.
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Cirode could still pressure Wood into working for her as a domestic laborer.
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"I'm going to be working for you," he told the president via CNN.
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In other words, they want to know what's working for the sickest patients.
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The couple met in Salzburg in 2002 while working for the same company.
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I also had the privilege of working for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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"They don't' have an issue with working for a woman," Al Hassan said.
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Maybe she made some "mistake" during her years of working for the party.
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People working for 360Learning, HomeExchange, Dailymotion and other companies are currently using it.
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Base officials said the victims were civilians working for the Department of Defense.
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Trump needs voters to believe he is working for, cares and understands them.
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At least one photographer accused of abuse of power is working — for free.
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He renounced the field and began working for legislative reform of the registry.
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Whatever your problem is ... working for a woman now, you don't like it.
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Activists appreciated the chance to talk to those working for "pro-Beijing" organizations.
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"Grace" was not working for Ansari or looking for a job from him.
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Working for the same boss for a year is also increasingly less common.
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She asked him how he'd feel working for two hours in those things.
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After working for nearly 40 years for The Times, he died in 2016.
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DUBLIN — Sean Burke spent years working for big tech like Cisco and SAP.
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Most recently he spent several years working for personal cloud startup, Cozy Cloud.
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Shortly after Barakat began working for the Crisis Cell, he started leaking documents.
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I'd be working for my girlfriend now, who's on the board of Citibank!
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A lifetime ban on working for the government, even as a temporary staffer.
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Working for 20 years before she left made re-entry easier, she said.
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Not everyone is up for a life in working for an intelligence agency.
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Still, people working for good may have reasons to use this technology, too.
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Lyft confirmed to CNN Business that the driver no longer working for it.
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Due to its lean culture, there are "only" 50 people working for Chefclub.
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"The problem is normal wasn't working for a lot of people," he said.
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And the status quo – cash bails – is not working for the system overall.
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I don't want there to be any question about whom I'm working for.
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"I'm going to be working for you," he told the president via television.
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All are widely believed to be the work of hackers working for Qatar.
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Neither do the people who were working for Mr. Obama at the time.
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Another working for Mr. Bezos, William Isaacson, represents Amazon in its corporate matters.
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But still, he's working for me so I give him three months, tops.
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There's something that always stuck with me working for you for that year.
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How many people did he have working for him to read his emails?
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You're itching for freedom, and the status quo isn't working for you anymore.
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Being an uncompromising, principled person working for Donald Trump is a risky bet.
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The state political director for Bernie's presidential campaign is now working for MacKenzie.
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He'd be eccentric if he was just a programmer working for Disney. Yeah.
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But in terms of in working for tech differently, you think it's not.
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Don't be afraid to ditch some projects if they're not working for you!
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This philosophy is a nightmare for people who have been working for years.
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Regulators could be working for the companies they're regulating as they're regulating them.
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" "We want a deal and working for a deal the time is short.
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Being driven by a mission to help serve Leidos' clients, like the U.S. government, is what Leidos uses to seal the deal with candidates who are on the fence about working for them or working for, say, a "unicorn" tech company.
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""[S]everal other individuals connected to the story received calls from a man they believed was working for Weinstein and posing as a journalist, who offered few details about himself and did not name any publication he was working for.
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Greens react: "The plans to delay these much-needed methane pollution standards demonstrates that the Environmental Protection Agency is no longer working for the people, it's working for polluters," said Lauren Pagel, the policy director at Earthworks, which sued the EPA.
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Go deeper: NYT: FBI probed whether Trump was secretly working for Russia in 2017
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It's not like doing it the old way has really been working for you.
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Morocco expelled dozens of U.N. staff working for the mission there known as MINURSO.
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Credit Suisse is advising Merck on the transaction, while Lazard is working for Viralytics.
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Diaz first understood inequality when his family began working for the Chicago Sun-Times.
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He demands loyalty from all working for him, even if it is forced loyalty.
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But Ulmer also has to do her homework first before working for her company.
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When he was still working for the sports division, he took over an office.
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Today we pledge as Americans to keep working for a better future for everyone.
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Alaska Airlines banned the contract employee -- who was unharmed -- from working for the airline.
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"I don't think our immigration system is working for working Americans," he told MSNBC.
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They could see that it was working for those with power, not for everyone.
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John McCain wants to call people names and say, oh, you're working for Putin.
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Most companies are not either working for good or evil—they're just maximizing profits.
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The sisters admitted that they didn't really see themselves working for business right away.
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How did working for the military department impact your personal growth as a surgeon?
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I was working for Forbes at the time, and was new to my job.
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I feel like this has been what I've been working for for 10 years.
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The first site I started working for was LiveJasmin, which operates behind a paywall.
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He was married in the Trump family when you were working for him, right?
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REX TILLERSON IS GOING TO BE WORKING FOR THE UNITED STATES IN THAT JOB.
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Hepler specialized in industrials while working for famed activist investor Ralph Whitworth's Relational Investors.
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"Those fuckers," spat Dimitri, a foreign law enforcement officer working for a conservation NGO.
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