Our employees are working late hours, sometimes until 1 a.m.
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Friday nights are not for working late in work pants.
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I noted that it was the wardrobe department working late.
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It was dinnertime, but everyone was working late on his presentation.
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He tells me he will probably be working late all week.
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Also watch for a lot of fact-checkers to be working late.
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My boyfriend is working late, so I head to bed around midnight.
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Sometimes I look over at it when I'm working late at night.
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Employees were given mattresses so they could nap while working late nights.
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Musk has been working late on an unprecedented rocket system called Starship.
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The company doesn't want interns working late, as it reflects poorly on them.
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His wife, Perla Ni, a lawyer who directs a nonprofit, was working late.
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From your perspective, the biggest time management issue tends to be working late.
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Usually I mumbled something unintelligible about working late or my car getting towed.
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My friends have to cancel on the movie because one was working late.
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Working late It was a full day -- and night -- for lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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He listened as people came into the house from working late at church projects.
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He's working late, he's working early, he just stepped out, he'll be back soon.
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I let C. know I'll be working late and am exhausted, so he stays home.
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My boyfriend is working late, so I head to bed alone at 12:6.503 a.m.
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My roommate is working late, so she sends me the recipe she planned for tonight.
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We were working late at night — sometimes, you know, until 2 o'clock in the morning.
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As a junior copywriter at an advertising agency, Chandler would probably be working late nights.
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On February 7, 2008, Ms. Borel and Mr. Ghomeshi were working late at the office.
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The email author recounted seeing scenes of TV watching and sleeping after working late at night.
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However, because I'm working late tonight, I don't have to head into my office until 11.
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I was working late at night and my colleague had to call an ambulance for me.
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Authorities were still working late into the evening to determine when residents could return to their homes.
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I saw her working late on these projects and suggested to her that she should be paid.
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The star first discovered the sandwich hack when he was up late working late on an album.
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Eric took the spaghetti to work for his lunch for the week, and he's working late today.
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I leave and head to my grandma's house with my dad, since my mom is working late.
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"When you're working late at night and your team decide to bring up the past!!!" he wrote.
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My fiancé was working late, so I made the tough call to make the night about me.
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Per usual, Sarah is working late at the office, no Karl (Rodrigo Santoro) to keep her company.
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I take advantage of R. working late and turn on This Is Us. I'm a few episodes behind.
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You're working late at the 2800-Eleven when a masked man comes through the door with a gun.
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In addition, his wife was expecting a baby, and he did not want to keep working late nights.
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But they also said they end up working late nights and early mornings to make up the time.
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He had already gone to bed one night when Ms. Vreeland, working late, nudged him with a question.
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But he kept pushing it back, and I thought, You know what, he said he'd been working late.
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Last week, when news reports broke of Mr. Kalanick's resignation, Mr. Zimmer was in his office, working late.
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News from Washington dominated headlines and kept New York Times reporters and editors starting early and working late.
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Rosario typically starts his workday around noon, but like his clients, he sometimes spends his evenings working late.
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Bonus: Molly is working late and Skyping with a senior lawyer at her firm who recently relocated to Chicago.
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Today, he's working late, so I walk the dogs around the block and we say hi to some neighbors.
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I make a cup of hot chamomile tea and have my dinner with a colleague who's also working late.
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Normally, said Mr. Maloney, the Dojo smelled a bit sour, largely because of developers working late into the night.
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"The Night Shift" follows doctors working late hours to save patients — something surgeons on "Grey's" do on the regular.
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Instead of working late at night, Berninger now wakes up before dawn, drinks tea, smokes weed and writes lyrics.
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"I was working late one night, and got a call that someone was barricading and shooting around," he told VICE.
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Or, maybe you change your mind about working late and decide to have a little fun, school night be damned.
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Near the start of the film, we find Jenny working late, in the company of her intern, Julien (Olivier Bonnaud).
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Then I ping my boss a general update on what's going on and mention that I'll be working late today.
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"Even for things as silly as one of our husbands is working late and we need coverage" for child care.
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Sometimes I take the bus, but I've been working late the past couple of months, so I've been driving most days.
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But one night while Quentin and Molly are working late for a case, she goes for it and sleeps with him!
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P. is working late tonight, and I'm working during dinnertime, so tonight's meal is going to be a hodgepodge of snacks.
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Even after working late into the evening at the market, she feels comfortable hiring a motorbike taxi to take her home.
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But how many times did I see Alicia working late nights from home, clad in a cashmere sweater and bootcut jeans?
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While Elizabeth was working late — which meant having dinner at Young-hee's house — Paige cooked dinner, impressing Philip with her facility.
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We get to claim dinner and a cab ride home if we're working late, which doesn't happen too often for me.
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After working late as president of the Trump Organization, he would routinely take the elevator upstairs to his Trump Tower penthouse.
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Husband was working late, so I comforted my toddler missing his daddy by allowing him to have frozen waffles for dinner.
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Yet, she is easily able to leave her quarters later to break into engineering, where apparently no one is working late.
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He was apparently working late that night, and he'd left his office at about midnight to grab a bite to eat.
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The doctors I know that do this are doing things like working through their lunch break and working late into the night.
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Unfortunately for them, Cain was working late — he'd just stepped out for a late night snack at the time of office invasion.
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C. is working late and I'm not in the mood to cook, so I order pizza and beers and wait for him.
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At Goodfella's Pizza several doors down, the owner, Joseph Bompartito, said he had been working late waiting for a delivery on Jan.
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That day, after working late into the night trying to make sense of the trauma and the tragedy, I finally made it home.
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I typically have more time for homework on Mondays, but this one got away from me with working late and the grocery trip.
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Back on campus, we pass the few students who are still sequestered in the lab, working late, and hide out in Hiroshi's office.
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Since her husband is usually working late, Scalia focuses on meals that will keep well for when he gets home or for leftovers.
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Denis Simpson, Janel's father, said she had gone to her friend's house after working late as a secretary at Northwell Health, NBC reported.
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About half of workers ate more fast food when working late and 43 percent skipped the gym or other exercise they'd normally do.
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Mitch McConnell of Kentucky warned reporters, "Y'all are working late," before ducking back into the chamber, where he was seen huddling with Sen.
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I was working late the night she called, and she began by taking loud quivering breaths over the phone to steady her nerves.
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And Trump is now working late, but important to really get the private sector moving in order to get our healthcare systems surging.
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Jimmy Kimmel hosts the Oscars — the first time in nearly a decade that a working late-night star has been at the helm.
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Sometimes the two investigators would be in touch with relatives in different countries and continents, working late into the night at Mina's husband's pizzeria.
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Crews were still working late Monday to remove the bodies from the structure, said Kris Ware, spokesman for the Houston County Emergency Management Agency.
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Microsoft researchers were working late into the hours the Friday before this holiday weekend looking to address yesterday's Shadow Brokers dump of Windows exploits.
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In my mid-20s, I was an assistant editor toiling on the lower rungs of the New Republic, working late nights and long shifts.
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Working late has long been seen in Japan as a badge of corporate loyalty, repaid by employers in the form of ironclad job security.
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The commanders slept in another, but not before working late into the night, watching CNN and tracking the storm as it teetered farther west.
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Working late led Bloomberg to develop relationships with people in higher management levels than him, he said, allowing him to quickly rise the ranks.
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But then the day ends, everyone goes home and there is not much left besides sounds from the nearby freeway and overachievers working late.
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I know I'll be working late tonight, so I make sure to wear something comfortable (Old Navy pixie pants and a v-neck with ¾ sleeves).
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I was supposed to see my friend again today, but he is working late and I need to ensure I have everything for my trip.
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Their son, Jerry Wright, who'd moved to the Florida city for his dream job at Walt Disney World, had told them he was working late.
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Cohen, who denied that he had spoken personally to Dean, said he was working late on his testimony Tuesday night ahead of his public appearance.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Sports ... cops have contacted American Social Bar & Kitchen to interview employees who were working late Saturday night/early Sunday morning.
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Office cleaning crews working late into the night, scouring door handles, sanitizing elevator buttons and hanging up signs urging people to please, wash their hands.
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Harper (Zoey Deutch, charming) and Charlie (Glen Powell, unable to transcend his character's smarmy game face) meet semi-cute working late, fetching their bosses' dinners.
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The patient, a 53-year-old businessman, had been putting in long hours at the office, working late into the night and skimping on sleep.
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Gordon told the Information that while working late one night together, Weiner told her that she owed it to him to let him see her naked.
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He'll finally get his chance this Sunday, the first time in nearly a decade that a working late-night star will be M.C. of the Oscars.
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Oh, yeah, and she piles her furs, diamonds, and two daughters into said car to trail her "working late" husband to figure out if he is cheating.
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While working late that spring night, Mullin was happy to find something pleasing playing on the radio — the Berlin Philharmonic playing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on Radio Berlin.
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Jose and Lisa, chemistry students, are working late at night in the lab, she began, when Lisa comes up from behind and kisses Jose on the neck.
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But the following morning, her mother, Elia Zepeda — who'd been working late the night before — learned her daughter hadn't shown up for school, and her heart sank.
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One anonymous employee says it worries him that he has not been paid for six months, despite continuing to do his job and sometimes working late nights.
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It was alleged that after Borel joined the CBC as an assistant producer of Q in 27, the two colleagues were working late one night in 22008.
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One night, we were working late and drinking rather a lot, and one thing lead to another as they say, and I invited her back to my house.
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I knew I didn't want to be like the other guys on the building site, who were getting up early in the morning and working late at night.
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I was surrounded by peers who didn't have babies — we were bonding at happy hour, loving the novelty of business trips, and working late because, well, we could.
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He's been working late the past few days and is trying to oversee the remodeling from 3,000 miles away, find new tenants, and prepare his taxes all at once.
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So if you're working late at night, and no cafes are open, you can come here and get a cup of coffee or an old-fashioned, and just work.
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The date is December 21, 1974, and Sy Hersh is working late on one of his many exposés of the CIA's domestic spying program for The New York Times.
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Many male members are far away from their families, including their spouses, during the week, frequently working late nights and attending evening fundraisers and events where alcohol flows freely.
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Working late nights as a general manager at Torrisi Italian Specialties, Fallon found himself repurposing the childhood snack as the perfect post-work bite: nutritious, inexpensive, exceptionally storage-friendly.
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ERIN: There were constant meetings with staff and members working late into the evenings and coming back very early the next morning in and around the Judiciary Committee offices.
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When we first meet him, Kumail is living in Chicago: working late nights, hustling for stage time, drinking with his comic buddies and going home with women in the audience.
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My boyfriend is working late every day this week and I don't feel like cooking, so I order Chinese for us to share – General Tso chicken and steamed dumplings (19.98).
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Working late into Monday night, MPs (Members of Parliament) voted to pass an amendment proposed by a cross-party group of lawmakers in the hope of finding a Brexit solution.
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At an elite global consulting firm, one team gave everyone one weeknight off, no calls or emails allowed — and realized that working late nights might not be necessary after all.
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Coleman was 14; her mother was addicted, working late hours at a nightclub, and Coleman's main memory of that night is relief at knowing that her brother would be safe.
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I make my standard dinner for when T. is working late and I don't have leftovers (can't go back to the chicken piccata yet) — a Trader Joe's tamale with salsa.
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Whenever we are out late or working late and don't want to reach for the pizza order or Chinese food delivery, we can go to the chili in our freezer.
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I'm mostly open from 1 PM to 1 AM. This differentiates me from other dealers, many of whom don't start until late in the afternoon, as they've been up working late.
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We also know that many open office workers report working late so they won't be the first person seen leaving, especially if their boss has a clear line of sight to them.
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More of a concern was the need for Mercedes to break a curfew on Friday night, with mechanics working late to make a precautionary change to the fuel system on Hamilton's car.
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The unscheduled stop also caused changes to Friday's itinerary, with officials working late to ensure William and Kate could still undertake some official engagements with the usual security and logistics in place.
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We have a lot of deadlines this week at work, and I prefer to drive when I think I might be working late so I'm not beholden to the mighty Caltrain schedule.
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This was determined by answering how many days Carol's husband should be okay with her working late per week (zero to five) and rating how justified he would be in divorcing her.
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Now in her early 50s, she wasn't eager to go back to working late shifts at a different club, so she decided to apply for office management roles, but wasn't getting responses.
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After working late into the night, the legal team gathered at the White House on Monday morning before climbing into Suburban SUVs and black vans for the short drive to Capitol Hill.
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To signal that Zhou loved the people, he is shown working late while his aides fret about his health, and refusing a bowl of gruel because there are Chinese without enough to eat.
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"Even though we've never met before, we've spent so much time working late at night on reports and deadlines that it feels like we've known each other for a long time," Lambot said.
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Pushing back date nights, constantly working late nights at work, or saying you're already busy every time your partner wants to spend time with you could suggest they're an afterthought in your life.
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From the trailer, Renegades looks like an action-comedy, or maybe a comedy-action movie, and that might be the problem; tone is often the devil that keeps directors and editors working late hours.
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But students working late into the night on term papers, or reporters on tight deadlines, might not have time to order a book on Amazon or wait for a library book to become available.
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On nights when I'm not working late, it's extremely frustrating, but I feel compelled to spend time seeing how my peers are doing, and this leaves me frustrated with the comparisons I've been making.
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How could we both be dedicated to these jobs, working late and answering emails on the weekends, while also supplying the 12 to 303 hours a day of attention that a toddler sucks up?
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That's not to say the star doesn't keep it real, working late into the night with her kids by her side, and her dedication clearly pays off: Fixer Upper is cable's highest-rated reality show.
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"He's working on the weekends, he's working late at night, and he's driven," David Zaslav, the chief executive of Discovery Communications, said of Mr. Ross last month at a UBS global media and communications conference.
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I had asked her to take out my dog when she got home since I plan on working late, but she's not leaving until 7, and I can't leave the poor guy for that long.
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Opponents of the bill, including educators and labor unions, say that changing the policy would allow Perfect North Slopes to employ more minors and keep them working late hours without work permits signed by parents.
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Ritchie said Page and Brin knocked on his door while he was working late, "on the off chance that there was someone inside," adding that the surprise visit was "an incredibly surreal and amazing experience."
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It's also a bit expensive to subscribe to these deliveries, and food can go to waste if you don't have time to prepare the week's meals for some reason (like working late at the office, e.g.).
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So somebody at fake news, CNN, there is this fear, remember, in the case, we had the one case where the neighbors saw these guys working late at night and didn&apost want to say anything.
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I recall how, when working late some nights that first year, rumbling vibrations in the building at 229 West 43rd Street would signal that the printing presses several floors below were turning today's news into newsprint.
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One day, I was working late at night, and I like to drink beer when I work, but if you drink an 8 percent one, you're going to get tired, so you can't really concentrate the work.
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Student Arrested After Crawling Into a Duct to Steal an Exam The plot, carried out in the wee hours of Wednesday at the University of Kentucky, was foiled because the instructor was working late, an official said.
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I've filled my house with sleeping sound machines, to block the battles of The Witcher in the living room while my children snooze, or to let my husband sneak into the bedroom if he's been working late.
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After Frank plants the idea in Asher's head that Michaela could be lying about working late, Asher calls Michaela from outside Wes' apartment, where he sees her through the window, talking to Laurel about the letter to Trent.
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I would find myself having to clean it every 15 minutes while working late into the night on a project, and even scrubbing my desk clean, or swapping out mouse pads every few days failed to alleviate the problem.
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But most days and nights, if Trump is not on the campaign trail or a foreign trip, he happily stays inside his White House bubble and the residence — working late into the night and very early in the morning.
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Over the past five months, he's repaired and assembled nearly 300 bikes, working late into the evening after his day job as an auto mechanic to tighten wheels, adjust seats and position handlebars in an effort he calls Pedal Thru Youth.
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Another anonymous employee at one of INBAL's museums says it worries him that he has not been paid for six months, especially as the year is coming to a close and he continues to do his job, sometimes working late nights.
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John Del Cecato of AKPD Message and Media, who helped the mayor with speeches and other public relations, suggested strategies to improve the mayor's image, such as posting Twitter messages showing him riding the subway or working late at night.
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It traces the process of creating a show from early inception to ultimate staging, and it captures the swooning feeling of working late into the night on a production you love with people you've come to love or at least tolerate.
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As Trump headed to Mar-a-Lago the first Friday of this month, both Priebus and White House chief strategist Steve Bannon stayed at the White House, working late into the night on tweaks to the bill, according to one senior administration official.
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She's working late out back in her home office when her young daughter vanishes, setting in motion an investigation and laying bare aspects of her life and the lives of those around her, including her sister (Erika Christensen) and estranged husband (Kick Gurry).
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The president of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, said last week that Mr. Buhari was in good spirits and had joked about working late into the night, and that he was living at the London residence of the Nigerian high commissioner to Britain.
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Research into work-life stress has found, not surprisingly, that workers will sometimes get up in the middle of the night to send an email with a late time stamp, so their workaholic bosses will think they, too, are working late into the night.
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He first became interested in photography in high school, and once he enrolled at Columbia College he continued to pursue that passion, taking photographs for the campus newspaper, working late in the darkroom so often that he tended to sleep through his morning classes.
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As call centres have boomed in the country over the past two decades—the industry now employs more people in the Philippines than it does in India—large groups of young people have grown used to working late en masse, giving them more opportunity to pair up.
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Jon Yaged recalled that his grandfather was a physical marvel nearly to the end — working late, waking up at 1 or 2 in the afternoon, then talking on the telephone for three or four hours to fans and club owners, stopping occasionally to play for them.
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The Muskegon County jury deliberated about 1½ hours before finding Jeffrey Willis, 48, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa, a mother of a 3-year-old son who disappeared in 2013 while working late at a gas station in Norton Shores.
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"Whether it's using video chat to talk to grandparents, staying in touch with cousins who live far away, or sending mom a decorated photo while she's working late to say hi, Messenger Kids opens up a new world of online communication to families," the company said in a statement.
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Ms. Proctor had listened to the radio a lot while working late and was so struck by the voice of one disc jockey, Sid McCoy of WCFL, that she arranged to meet him and then offered to organize the vast inventory of records at his family's record store.
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The Muskegon County jury deliberated about 1 1/2 hours before finding Jeffrey Willis, 48, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa, a mother of a 3-year-old son who disappeared in 2013 while working late at a gas station in Norton Shores.
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Now, on those evenings when you're [working late/out with friends] and it's just me and the remote, I find myself watching some inoffensive and relatively mindless network show like [CSI/Real Housewives/Grey's Anatomy/Gotham/Good News], just because there's less of an expectation that we watch that sort of thing together.
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With many Parisians living in the residential left bank and working on the right bank, Velib parking stations on the right bank tend to fill up by mid-morning, forcing users to park far from their workplace, while users working late have trouble to park their bike near their home in the evening.
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" "You're an Asian American struggling with the pressure of trying to prove yourself academically and occupationally so that the sacrifices your parents made to give you a better life by working late nights and saving money are not in vain," the OP jokes before quipping, "And not to mention, you're also lactose intolerant.
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Plus, with the Petcube Bites, you can add treats to the internal container and the PetCube will toss them to your pet on command (or you can set up a schedule in the app.) You get to stay connected to your pet no matter where you are—working late, out to dinner, or in line at Target.
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On November 9, Kater Gordon — Weiner's former assistant and a former Mad Men writer who won an Emmy for her work on the series — recounted that Weiner once told her, while they were working late together one night, that she owed it to him to let her see him naked; a year later, she was dismissed from the show.
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Technology has cultivated a reputation of isolation over the years: There's the image of the solitary coder working late in the office, the gamer who's forgotten to get off the couch for 12 straight hours and, more relatably, the millions of people who spend far too much time checking their smartphones rather than being present with those around them.
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It's easy to see the suburban weekend house as a modern twist on the city pied-à-terre: In the last century, if a parent was working late, he or she might stay in an apartment in Manhattan rather than head home to the suburbs, and the place offered a base for family activities in the city on the weekend.
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While many Americans see working late as badge of honor and a way to get ahead, in Denmark it's seen as a weakness — it shows you can't get things done in the allotted work time, Kay Xander Mellish, a Danish business consultant and author of "How to Work In Denmark," tells CNBC Make It. Most employees leave work around 2 p.m.
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