There a lot of Republicans who seem to be working overtime, a lot of them didn&apost support the President, working overtime to build up Bob Mueller.
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" The media: "The Fake Media is working overtime today!
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Ryan is working overtime, even on weekends, on the prospect.
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"Actually working overtime is a very casual thing," he said.
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Working overtime earned him a few cents more per hour.
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"The Fake News is working overtime," Trump tweeted in May.
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The Republican spin machine is working overtime to rationalize this behavior.
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Working overtime to put the finishing touches for this coming week!!
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In her own words, the devil was working overtime this week.
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Luckily, this time the bosses had their chassis engineers working overtime.
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Instead, Trump's cronies are often working overtime to cover for him.
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They'll be working overtime on the other side of this, too.
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"The company has been working overtime," a spokesperson told CNN Business.
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We had our team working overtime creating all these different backgrounds.
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EU lawyers are working overtime to try to make it legal.
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The Vatican communications department has been working overtime the past few weeks.
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Amazon's Alexa devices are being made by Chinese schoolchildren illegally working overtime.
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Both guards were working overtime because of staffing shortages, the people said.
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She did all this while working overtime for her kids as well.
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Why was my surgery "free" while they were working overtime for theirs?
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Others are exhausted from working overtime to compensate for their skeleton staffs.
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That evening, Ms. Noel and Mr. Thomas were both working overtime shifts.
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Experts, consumer groups, registrars and activists are working overtime to prevent the .
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Beatriz immediately started working overtime to save up enough for the misoprostol pills.
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And it's clear that every moment she's awake, her mind is working overtime.
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The rumor mill is working overtime but you won't catch us fueling it.
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He made the equivalent of around $450 a month, even when working overtime.
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Both seasoned combatants, once allies, are working overtime to shred each other's credibility.
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President Donald Trump and his allies have been working overtime to paint Reps.
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Both guards were working overtime because of staffing shortages when Epstein was found.
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In the meantime, NGOs are working overtime to try to help families reunite.
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Both guards were working overtime shifts, but it's unclear whether that was mandatory.
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Both guards were working overtime shifts but it's unclear whether that was mandatory.
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Snapchat is working overtime to be on the cutting edge of augmented reality.
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When they are separated from their parents, kids' stress hormones start working overtime.
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All we know for sure right now is that their animators are working overtime.
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Meanwhile, Dee Dee is working overtime to get around this guardianship issue with Gypsy.
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The On My Block cast is working overtime to sell the show on Twitter.
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Up next, Democrats working overtime to deny their role in that anti-Trump dossier.
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Some miners could make as much as $150,000 annually working overtime, holidays and weekends.
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"When I first came to Shanghai, I did away with working overtime," said McGee.
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I wake up at 5 AM on Sunday with my mind already working overtime.
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He is short about $1,000 a month because he is not working overtime shifts.
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For instance, Kylie Jenner's split from Travis Scott had the rumor mill working overtime.
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The president is working overtime to curtail Beijing's ambitions through economic and military dominance.
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National advocacy groups like Out2Enroll say they are working overtime to fill the breach.
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" Foxconn also responded Monday, saying that the facility "currently has no interns working overtime.
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I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing.
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I find myself working overtime to interpret everything in the story through that framework.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing," Mrs.
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Their employees have been working overtime to deliver the kits, according to local news reports.
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The week after Christmas is a lazy one, but the App Store was working overtime.
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For Carey, this meant working overtime and driving her body into an adrenaline-fueled insomnia.
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Prospective buyers abound, Raab said, and his staff is working overtime to respond to inquiries.
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There's no doubt that Kris Jenner's momagerial fingers are working overtime with this digital debacle.
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Politico reported that the president's son is working overtime to rally voters for House GOP.
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Little Marco, his State Chairman, & their minions are working overtime-trying to rig the vote.
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Republican leaders will be working overtime to remind their base that Republicans oppose tax increases.
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Coroners have been working overtime to identify and return the bodies of the 26 dead.
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But Trump is clinging to his "no collusion" claim: The Fake News is working overtime.
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Through it all, crew members were working overtime, sometimes as long as 14-hour shifts.
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And they were working overtime on Monday to make sure Sanders would come out ahead.
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Working overtime to clear out the boozeHangovers are virtually guaranteed when you drink too much.
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In a post-Fifth Harmony world, Normani is working overtime to become a household name.
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We, your constituents, sent you to Washington to fix problems and that means working overtime.
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Ms. Arroyo, 44, was working overtime and on her way to help a pregnant woman.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I&aposm doing," Mrs.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing," Melania tweeted.
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The Clinton campaign is working overtime to make Trump's personal mythologizing look like a fatal flaw.
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But for those Chinese workers that aren't students, working overtime at some Chinese factories is mandatory.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing," she wrote.
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It was the mask of a star working overtime to hide her suffering from the public.
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Even so, the US Justice Department is working overtime to stop these efforts before they start.
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Our trusty gadgets are growing more and more advanced, which means their batteries are working overtime.
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Corporate America is working overtime to ensure investors harmed by financial fraud cannot hold them accountable.
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Amazon said Saturday it's doubling hourly wages for its associates working overtime in its U.S. warehouses.
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In the coming days, pundits will be working overtime to make us feel somewhat normal again.
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As a result, parents may find themselves working overtime trying to boost their children's self-esteem.
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And yet, I don't understand why the crew is working overtime to try to save Voq.
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Working overtime to clear out the booze Hangovers are virtually guaranteed when you drink too much.
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Instead of quietly accepting it or working overtime to "repair" her image, though, Kardashian went rogue.
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Finding a job which won't see you working overtime or glued to your emails isn't always easy.
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The Jaguar Land Rover car plant is working overtime, providing China with four-wheel-drive status symbols.
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Around the world countries are working overtime to get an economic edge by striking new trade deals.
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The Fake News Media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand.
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The large contingent of security officers working overtime cost the country over 7.4 million Euros ($8.2 million).
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Apple, in a statement, said that it took action once it discovered the students were working overtime.
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The Republican National Convention is currently underway in Cleveland, and the forces of evil are working overtime.
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And allow yourself to get as much rest as possible because your mind will be working overtime.
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Now my mouth is working overtime to get small bits of decapitated cricket out of my teeth.
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To be fair, Nike's team seems to be working overtime in response to the swell of criticism.
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That means your ob-gyn was working overtime, making time and a half, plus an extra $7,000.
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Looking ahead: Coroners have been working overtime to identify and return the bodies of the 50 dead.
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The brain can't stay focused on the words when it is working overtime to decode the signal.
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Her goal is to retire in her late 30s through a combination of investments and working overtime.
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"The left is working overtime to marginalize the NRA and its membership," conservative activist Erick Erickson warned.
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Using donated materials, she is working overtime to put together as many more kits as she can.
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Lyft's safeguards were working overtime Thursday as the ride-sharing company culled through its users' listed names.
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Mask shortages are now affecting some countries, and suppliers are working overtime to keep up with demand.
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Meanwhile, Trump's allies in the media are working overtime to spread conspiracies and push the president's agenda.
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Media working overtime speculating about where I am and what I am doing, says she is feeling great.
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His Republican allies in Congress are working overtime to push through an ambitious (and undercooked) tax reform package.
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But we've got the IT folks working overtime to continue to get all of that up to speed.
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Kings continue OT magic, top Predators LOS ANGELES — Working overtime paid off again for the Los Angeles Kings.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing," the first lady tweeted.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted: I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing.
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Erdoğan, ever the wily politician, is sure to be working overtime to shore up his grip on power.
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States are working overtime to cut off abortion access, quietly passing more than 400 abortion restrictions since 2011.
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One might assume I was working overtime to manage my condition because Whole30 was flush with natural carbs.
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Nor does it advance the cause of grandstanding politicians or those working overtime to disrupt the president's agenda.
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"#FakeNews critics are working overtime, but we're getting great marks from the people that truly matter!" he added.
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Thanks to social media, we're living in an age of spoilers, but some reality shows are working overtime.
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Lyft's response bot on Twitter is working overtime trying to collect phone numbers and emails from everyone affected.
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That left some of his aides working overtime to fill out the space along the Mall where he spoke.
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Sarah Cummins had been scrimping and saving for her dream wedding for two years, working overtime and on weekends.
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It looks like Starbucks is working overtime for all of you who love cold coffee any time of year.
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To celebrate their efforts is also one of the great thrills of this movie because they're working overtime now.
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Apple Music is working overtime for This is what happens when you ask Siri what Drake's nickname is pic.twitter.
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Netflix, increasingly the one-stop shop for all things entertainment, is working overtime to deliver scary goods this October.
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In late August of last year, teams at both Zerotech and Qualcomm had been working overtime for six months.
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Even if I don't buy Serena's journey, boy, is the show working overtime to try to get me there.
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FP is working overtime to get on Jughead's good side asking him about his writing and relationship with Betty.
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When they were joined at the head, Jadon was more dominant, his body working overtime to keep Anias alive.
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" Trump on Monday accused the media of "working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand.
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" Trump on Monday accused the media of "working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand.
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The flipside of strong demand was higher transport costs and increased spending on staff working overtime to complete orders.
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Make no mistake, that's why the left and its allies in the media are working overtime to smear him.
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Nate Boulton, and Cathy Glasson, a nurse and union leader who is working overtime to court the Berniecrat crowd.
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"The Fake News Media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand," Trump tweeted.
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Our foreign assistance dollars are working overtime to bolster our national security, and needs show no signs of abating.
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Despite Trump's accusations of currency manipulation, China has actually been working overtime to support the value of the yuan.
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And although VA employees are currently working overtime to process disability claims, this is neither sustainable nor cost-effective.
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He and his associates at Prager Metis CPAs have been working overtime fielding queries and setting up S-corps.
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With 28500 million public servants, county governments are working overtime to protect, prepare, inform and comfort the American public.
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This is because pregnant people have weaker immune systems, as their bodies are working overtime to create a baby.
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Around the world, governments are working overtime on major stimulus legislation to ward off economic disaster from Covid-19.
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I was working overtime to appear unfazed, and it was moving along about as smoothly as the Sochi Olympics.
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"We have added shifts and have team members working overtime — in accordance with our plans for situations like this."
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"We have added shifts and have team members working overtime – in accordance with our plans for situations like this."
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"I was working overtime for my day job as a software developer when the madness was happening," Kwok says.
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All of those issues have solutions in the country's Congress, which has been working overtime to find legislative fixes.
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"The Fake News Media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand," he wrote.
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The design department must have been working overtime to smooth it into the final product, but it's paid off.
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" [Sun-Sentinel] Overheated vote tallying machines: "Meanwhile, problems continued in Palm Beach County, where tallying machines overheated while working overtime.
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When your boss tells you twice, in the same conversation, to stop complaining about working overtime, he's not being redundant.
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With twins joined at the head, one is more dominant, his body working overtime to keep the other twin alive.
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"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I&aposm doing," she tweeted on May 30.
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Which isn't to say that Bryan and Richie aren't working overtime in their roles; in fact, they are perfect complements.
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They were aware these were soon to be the good old days, so they were working overtime to make memories.
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There are departments within the museum that are working overtime to bridge this gap — often public programs and education departments.
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It won't be long before these genealogists just expect their DNA to be working overtime without them, out solving crimes.
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Because cells naturally go through a renewal process while you sleep, working overtime to repair damage accumulated from the day.
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The higher sales were also facilitated by employees working overtime to meet customer demand at the end of the year.
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Tesla typically ramps up production at the end of each quarter, with all hands working overtime to make the numbers.
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Ten of those workers were working overtime when Epstein died, The New York Times reported, citing Bureau of Prison records.
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Rousseff's team is working overtime to build a new coalition, offering jobs in her embattled government in exchange for votes.
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Seven months before Election Day, the President is working overtime to build a glowing narrative about his administration's coronavirus response.
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Too bad some on Wall Street are working overtime to ensure that United States investors don't get the same deal.
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The trend started as a Twitter campaign to show appreciation to doctors and hospital staff working overtime to fight coronavirus.
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Still, government censors were working overtime to police public discussion of the general's death on China's tightly controlled social media.
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In Europe, officials are working overtime to stop a continent-wide outbreak, as the situation in Italy continues to worsen.
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Most significantly, Trump has been working overtime to coordinate next steps on the deal with our Israeli and Arab allies.
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"I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible. Sorry!"
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And when you're shoveling snow, your heart's really working overtime — your blood pressure and heart rate are a lot higher.
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We've all been working overtime to make everything pan out for our clients and admittedly it's been exhausting and stressful.
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" The tweet : "The corrupt Mainstream Media is working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people, Spies (Informants), into my campaign!
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If they&aposre so working overtime not to release these documents, why are hey not revealing what&aposs in these documents?
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Vega had more than three decades on the Palm Springs police force and was working overtime Saturday when he was shot.
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The auto industry is always rife with rumors, but one particular topic has kept the rumor mill working overtime for decades.
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A Sinemia Support Twitter account (along with the standard Sinemia account), meanwhile, appears to be working overtime to address user complaints.
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The music industry is working overtime as Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj drop new albums, and the VMAs announce their nominees.
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In this era of her career, Beyoncé is working overtime to craft the narrative she wants put out in the world.
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The Clinton fundraising apparatus is clearly working overtime to reap donations from the financial sector and the 1 percent in general.
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Now that Trump is here, you see the media working overtime and it&aposs the contrast that bugs you and me.
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So do Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi, who have been working overtime to convince fans that they're living happily ever after!
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Kelly feels like the devil is working overtime in effort to try to destroy his musical legacy for selfish, personal enrichment.
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Facebook and Twitter did not share numbers, but both said they were working overtime to remove the content as it appeared.
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More than a year out from Election Day, they're working overtime to portray McConnell as the poster boy for Washington gridlock.
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During the course of a recent audit, we discovered instances of student interns working overtime at a supplier facility in China.
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The Republicans know that Americans are very concerned about health care and have been working overtime to "repeal and replace" ObamaCare.
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Trump's loyalists in Congress are working overtime to defend him, but the Republican criticisms have focused more on process than substance.
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And while your smartphone has encryption built in, you could always do more to make sure it's working overtime for you.
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For its part, the Trump administration already is working overtime to protect its winning trade agenda by stopping the tariff-cheaters.
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The spokesman said Amazon provides a safe workplace and competitive pay, and that employees may ask for exceptions from working overtime.
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Two days after the hearing, Bridenstine said in a tweet that NASA and Boeing "are working overtime to accelerate" SLS development.
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GOP leaders said they were working overtime to hold together the 50 of 51 GOP senators they will need without Flake.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The devil is alive and well and working overtime to undermine the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis says.
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Under Chinese law, factories can hire student interns aged 16 and older, but they are barred from working overtime or night shifts.
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Kevin is working overtime to get Sophie back, and like he had hoped, she showed up at the diner the next morning.
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And justices sent a clear signal that they are working overtime trying to find a way forward in a contraceptive mandate case.
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A paralyzing blizzard, the winter's first, is hammering the Atlantic Coast, with local governments and businesses working overtime to blunt its impact.
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What the companies said: Apple and Foxconn acknowledged they were aware of cases of interns working overtime and were addressing the issue.
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Cubs' pitchers man outfield in 15-inning win over Reds CINCINNATI — Joe Maddon's crystal ball was working overtime prior to Tuesday's game.
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The guards were working overtime shifts, as the high-security Manhattan jail was short-staffed around the time of Epstein's apparent suicide.
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Financial advisers and accountants are working overtime as many U.S. taxpayers scramble to pay the rest of their 2017 taxes before Jan.
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Liang was working overtime in "what may be the most crime-ridden housing project in the city of New York," Koshetz said.
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We rarely got invited to their fancy barbecues, but we sure could hear them, what with the outdoor air purifiers working overtime.
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But much of what surrounds her in this glittery, haphazard production seems to be working overtime to divert attention from that performance.
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Opposition to Mr. Trump will be a mobilizing factor for many, but the president is working overtime to rile up his base.
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Politicos at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are working overtime these days, but saving lives doesn't seem to be their primary concern.
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Philip Huang, director of the Dallas County Health Department, says his staff is working overtime to prepare for all the different possibilities.
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Contrary to the spin machines that have been working overtime, Tuesday night's election in Virginia was not a referendum on the president.
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All three Detroit automakers and their foreign rivals are working overtime to add new or updated sport utility vehicles to their lineups.
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"Authoritarian regimes and foreign actors are working overtime to impose more control online, including through censorship," Royce said in a statement Wednesday.
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In 2016 we took a in-depth look at the 'Department of Chromeland Security'—the Google engineers working overtime to secure the web.
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As the U.S. and China negotiate on trade, Beijing is working overtime, pulling multiple levers to steady its lagging economy and boost markets.
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Plus the White House working overtime to seal the deal on a meeting with Kim Jong Un and the president&aposs latest move.
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The sun is working overtime, happy hour starts even earlier, and walking around outside no longer requires several layers and a ski mask.
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The first photo is a sea of chromatic noise, smudged up by noise reduction blur working overtime to produce a somewhat reasonable image.
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According to the FT, Apple and Foxconn said they had discovered cases of student interns working overtime, and they were taking remedial action.
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It also alleged that employees were not properly compensated for working overtime and that some staff suffered abuses including sexual harassment from superiors.
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According to the report, teenagers were working overtime and night shifts to reach manufacturing quotas for Amazon's Echo, Echo Dot and Kindle products.
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The first lady did respond on Twitter writing: I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am, what I&aposm doing.
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The report comes after a small number of students were discovered in November working overtime in Foxconn's Chinese factory, violating local labor laws.
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That's also created a deadline for agencies that want to complete work before Trump takes office, and many appear to be working overtime.
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Privately, Apple's lawyers are surely working overtime preparing a response to the order, outlining the company's strongest legal defense, which is due Friday.
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By the second song, "10 Death Breast," the hardware and software are working overtime to melt the voice into a warm, buttery lather.
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In a statement, the cabinet limited the bonus that civil servants can earn for working overtime and capped annual leave at 30 days.
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This kind of persistence is encouraging at a time when states all over the country are working overtime to make voting more difficult.
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But with summer in full bloom, this city is working overtime on behalf of a less publicized part of its heritage: classical music.
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You're working overtime to keep your head above water, but you know it's only a matter of time before your shortcomings are exposed.
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Barra said on Monday GM's North American plants are running at 70 percent capacity - including truck and SUV plants that are working overtime.
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Her father placed a premium on education and insisted all four of his children go to college, working overtime to pay for it.
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The National Security Council is likely working overtime to identify whether the reported North Korean "commitment to denuclearization" is real or a ruse.
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She been working overtime and saving as much money as possible over the past few months just in case of a prolonged strike.
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But make no mistake a headline that is working overtime to get your attention is one worth questioning, at least a little bit.
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The big international companies that make the chemicals, known as "reagents," say they're working overtime to crank out as much as they can.
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No matter if it's working overtime or the generation gap, I think we are responsible for society and can make young people's voices heard.
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My theory is, there&aposs always something happening at home that then you have to try to deal with so you&aposre working overtime.
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A Utah police officer who was shot to death by a fugitive on Sunday was working overtime to pay for cancer treatments, PEOPLE confirms.
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One might expect the first freely elected Hluttaw, or parliament, in more than half a century to be working overtime on this daunting list.
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Let's hope the innovators are working overtime because we're going to need some major absorption for the bullshit that's about to come pouring out.
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" She said Officer Liang, who was working overtime after a nearby shooting, headed to the roof, "the most dangerous place in a dangerous place.
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Amid hurried preparations, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan has been working overtime to make sure his country is not forgotten by its allies.
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ISIS's online recruiters will be working overtime to make it seem as if the loss of its empire isn't as significant as it is.
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With hundreds of unfilled positions in the agency, agents have largely been working overtime, according to the report, and are at low morale levels.
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That Trump is working overtime to insist he is innocent in the entire Russia investigation and to undermine the investigation itself is without question.
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As the caucus draws near, Washington lobbyists are working overtime to smear any candidate who stands up for Iowa families against the special interests.
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Big-league teams, bitten by injuries to key arms, are working overtime to better understand the elements that combine to determine their pitchers' health.
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Besides, the White House lawyers have been working overtime on these tariffs and sources tell me nothing is certain when it comes to timing.
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The mayor could have spent his summer working overtime to solve the pressing issues facing New Yorkers and improving his standing among his constituents.
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Amazon said its doubling hourly wages for its associates working overtime in its U.S. warehouses as demand continues to grow due to the coronavirus.
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At no time did we find any evidence of forced labor and we can confirm that this facility currently has no interns working overtime.
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By comparison, a Sudanese doctor working overtime at multiple jobs might earn the equivalent of $500 a month, said Mr. Mohamed, the economic consultant.
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The chapels are dealing with the same issues -- and working overtime to keep things sanitized -- and even Elvis Presley impersonators are feeling the effects.
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President Trump, his Republican sycophants in Congress, and the right-wing media are working overtime yet again to distract and manipulate the American public.
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Night after night, the protagonist waits in bed for his wife, a lawyer working overtime on a case (so she says), to arrive home.
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"We have added shifts and have team members working overtime — in accordance with our plans for situations like this," she said in a statement.
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GOP strategist Ana Navarro called Trump a "racist" on CNN on Monday, and Democrats are working overtime to highlight his past positions and statements.
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More than 1,000 agents maxed out their pay along the way, meaning that in the campaign's final months they were working overtime without pay.
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On politics, Trump and Republicans are in agreement — but the drug industry is working overtime to pull rank-and-file Republicans back into line.
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California lawmakers are expected to vote on one such law (SB822) sometime this week, though broadband providers have been working overtime to scuttle the effort.
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There, the account is working overtime to tell users to contact doctors or poison control centers when people tell them they've eaten the forbidden fruit.
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As I noted Tuesday, McCain is anyone's guess at this point, with his best friend and bill co-author Lindsey Graham working overtime on him.
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Both guards were working overtime—one for four or more days, according to the American Federation of Government Employees, the union for federal corrections officers.
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It should come as no surprise that there are disadvantages that come with working overtime: fatigue, poor health, lack of attentiveness, to name a few.
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When you are a teen or a young adult, these cleaner cells are working overtime in the part of your brain called the prefrontal cortex.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial advisers and accountants are working overtime as many U.S. taxpayers scramble to pay the rest of their 2017 taxes before Jan.
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To that end, his internet censors have been working overtime, banning Winnie the Pooh references to keep the masses from slyly making fun of him.
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Differences in American and Chinese ideas about loyalty to your employer, safety on the factory floor, working overtime, and much more come to the foreground.
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The 33-year-old actor is working overtime to make sure that as a tall, burly Black man, he doesn't get pigeonholed into certain roles.
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Doctor on Demand, she said, has been working overtime to make sure it can handle the volume of patients, which she expects to keep growing.
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Stefánsson's team has been working overtime screening 1,000 asymptomatic people a day for the highly contagious coronavirus, with a goal of screening a total 15,000.
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That explains why they are lobbying Republicans in Congress and are working overtime to persuade the independent Prepa board to approve the restructuring as is.
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Since he took over the consumer agency that Congress created after the financial crisis, he has been working overtime to gut it for his pals.
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To save money, the state has relied on officers working overtime, rather than filling 90 vacant positions — a point of contention with the officers' union.
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The Fake News Networks are working overtime in Puerto Rico doing their best to take the spirit away from our soldiers and first R's. Shame!
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For him, he said, it was important to know beforehand which cultures don't mind working overtime and which expect a shorter day on the set.
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The artist also includes Tazreen Fashions Factory's 2012 blaze, which killed more than 100 people working overtime shifts to meet orders for Walmart and more.
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In the run-up to the launch of the iPhone X, many students were found to be working overtime, which is illegal under Chinese law.
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This is a big money business and we can expect that whoever loses their cash cow will be working overtime to figure out another workaround.[Forbes]
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The airline said its employees were working overtime to accommodate some 700,000 summer travelers and thousands of crew affected by 33,000 MAX cancellations through Aug. 19.
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If you notice a strange slowdown in your computer's performance, or the fan suddenly starts working overtime, you should check your CPU usage for anything fishy.
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Until you see the poor guy in an unmarked van, delivering Amazon-branded boxes after hours and realize he's probably working overtime most days, without benefits.
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The airline said its employees were working overtime to accommodate some 700,000 summer travelers and thousands of crew affected by 234,252 MAX cancellations through Aug. 251.
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From desk-based lunches and family photos pinned on walls to hours spent working overtime, the buildings we work in can often resemble a second home.
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Not only would they be working overtime to hammer together the most influential piece of consumer technology of their generation, but they'd be doing little else.
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Social media giants have been working overtime to combat fake posts related to the election, and pro-trust projects have popped up at an alarming pace.
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Probably. Varys may not be pleased with Tyrion's constant taunting, but at least he's not the only one in Winterfell working overtime to suppress a grimace.
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Some hacker genius somewhere already knows how to use the bug and other hacker geniuses start working overtime to write their own code that exploits it.
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The film's middle stretch feels very much like a farewell tour, working overtime to remind viewers of everything they like about these characters and their stories.
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In a loud, patterned caftan, the "Earth mother" poured her whole soul (or maybe it was the pink and purple smoke machine working overtime) into India.
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Clinton aides have been working overtime in recent weeks to minimize Sanders's victory, placing great emphasis on his political base in Vermont, the state next door.
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But maybe that will change when the acclaimed jester Christopher Bayes directs this Goldoni farce, about a manservant working overtime, for Theater for a New Audience.
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Meanwhile, Mexican officials have been working overtime to ensure that business goes on as usual between the two countries given that they are top trading partners.
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Trump's Labor Department has been working overtime by making it easier for employers to steal servers' tips but harder for workers to organize against chain restaurants.
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Meanwhile, the American private health industry is working overtime to develop vaccines, treatments and diagnostic testing tools to buttress the work being done in national laboratories.
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Most political leaders are taking the side of the oil companies or are working overtime to thread the needle as they try to represent both sides.
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Trump lawyers have been working overtime during the Senate trial to back up Giuliani's work and fuse it together with the Trump administration's wider Ukraine policy.
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At a Srinagar hospital hit by the crackdown on telephone, television and internet communications, staff were working overtime, with ambulances sent to bring in doctors and nurses.
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I've got bad news for everyone who is working overtime to protest Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai's campaign to eliminate net neutrality: You are being tricked.
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The page says any money raised will help Feller support himself in the coming year, since he makes most of his money working overtime as a firefighter.
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With many candidates -- most with extensive digital footprints -- there was plenty of social media dredging and scraping that kept the war rooms of the parties working overtime.
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The Times profiled him at this time because he was an anomaly: Cohen was a high-level exec working overtime to host a late-night talk show.
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Today, working overtime has been linked (PDF) to higher rates of injury, illness, weight gain, alcohol use and smoking and, in general, an increased risk of mortality.
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Tech Fix TELEVISION makers like Sony, Samsung Electronics and Panasonic will be working overtime this week to sell you on so-called ultra high-definition 1303K television.
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"Rest assured, I'm here at the White House with my family, feeling great..." I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing.
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The rumor mill is working overtime because peace in Pakistan depends on the whereabouts of the Christian woman, acquitted of blasphemy charges after nine years in prison.
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Both guards were reportedly working overtime due to staff shortages, and both have been placed on administrative leave while the FBI and Justice Department's inspector general investigates.
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Sinemia's Twitter support team appears to be working overtime to address them, but the sheer number of critical responses is unlike anything I've seen doing this job.
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Meanwhile, those sticking it out have to face the reality of working overtime on one of the world's most dangerous jobs without actually getting paid for it.
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"My colleagues and I say that we would rather go home earlier than work long hours, even if we were paid for working overtime," Ms. Woo said.
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"I think it's really beyond belief that we have a president of the United States who is working overtime to sabotage the healthcare Americans receive," he said.
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Surely the meme makers are already working overtime on this one, but to my mind, it looks like a more traditional PC or maybe even a router.
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The trainers and doctors for both teams have been working overtime and, because of injuries, the challenges facing both first-year coaches have intensified to new extremes.
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But while he's working overtime to call the right play and to put the proverbial ball in the end zone, Republican hardliners are standing in his way.
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Medicare concedes that because the payroll system is geared toward reporting hourly work, salaried staff may not always be reflected correctly, especially if they were working overtime.
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But at the same time that Sanders is acting appalled by correspondents' questions, the president's own petty grievances are working overtime to lure us to national distraction.
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All right, so let me put another tweet out for you Susan on the screen, the corrupt mainstream media working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people.
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"It's no surprise," said Justin Barasky, an adviser to Brown's political team, "that Republicans are working overtime to prepare for the potential candidates that they're most worried about."
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The two guards on duty where Epstein stayed were both working overtime, one of whom was on his fifth day straight of overtime, an official told The Times.
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But 2017 was pretty competitive in the bizarro department, thanks to all the entertainers — amateur, professional and unintentional — working overtime to surprise and baffle us with their work.
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So, whether your heat isn't cutting it and you're shivering or it's working overtime and you're starting to break a sweat, the Dyson will help keep you comfortable.
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The next big disruption to global markets is unlikely to stem from a recession because central banks are working overtime to extend the ongoing expansion, according to BlackRock.
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They and the propaganda blogs, like frivolous Daily Caller & deeply weird Breitbart, are working overtime to distort the message & paint those preparing to protest as calling for violence.
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NASA scientists are working overtime to develop data products that help first responders in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria left the U.S. territory ravaged on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
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The unrest comes at a time police forces and soldiers are working overtime to ensure security in the wake of last November's deadly militant attacks on the capital.
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In agency after agency, across the federal government, powerful corporations and their Republican allies are working overtime to roll back basic rules that protect the rest of us.
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The union leaders' statement said staffing in air traffic control facilities is at a 30-year low, writing that many controllers are working overtime, six days a week.
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A self-made millionaire who retired at 30 says the 2 best ways to build long-term wealth don't require working overtime or obsessing about the stock market
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Perhaps when the 2016 presidential candidates are thinking of their fellow Americans — working overtime, multiple jobs, or struggling on minimum wage — they think back to their early careers.
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In other words, people are working overtime to make sure your weather forecasts haven't been complete nonsense, and that we aren't caught off guard by a weather emergency.
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Overtaxed coaches will be working overtime to hound players into last-minute switches during a time period that amounts to the last normal winter of their adolescent lives.
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Take a look: Nothing is baked in until we see a final bill — the rumor mill in Washington is working overtime right now, based on my own discussions.
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The issue is specifically that the students — who are between the ages of 16 and 18 and are legally hired as "interns" — were working overtime and night shifts.
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With the race for Democratic presidential nominee still up in the air, the dance music community is working overtime in support of its pseudo-chosen leader, Bernie Sanders.
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His competition, Lucas, was the one who arranged Paper Boi's spot on Clark County's European tour, so Earn's working overtime to show that he, too, is of value.
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Late last year, Apple confirmed that, at a plant where its iPhone X is made, student workers were discovered to be working overtime — in violation of local laws.
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That's a whole lot of CGI to redo on a main character, so the news elicited concerns about animators working overtime to make the movie's fall release date.
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In recent weeks, the rumor mill has been working overtime regarding three Republican 20123 presidential candidates — Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty — and their potential 2018 ambitions.
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As digital media begins to encroach on magazine sales, and as Gourmet's profits decline during the recession, Reichl begins working overtime to try to sell the magazine to advertisers.
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The footage posted on YouTube offered a glimpse into how the security apparatus was working overtime to keep a lid on public anger about the spread of the virus.
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Facebook is working overtime to win back the trust of public after facing scandals for violating its users' privacy in what has been a tumultuous year for the company.
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That goal is strange because the theory makes no sense, but (like with the Kurdish sellout) there's also no clear reason why Trump is working overtime to help Russia.
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And since nothing in Sopranos Land is free, Tracee pays off her debt by working overtime in the VIP room, passed from man to man like a rag doll.
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While everyone else is working overtime just to reach parity with the current Pixel camera, Google is already showing off and letting us play around with the next generation.
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"Paychecks that were supposed to be direct-deposited to employee bank accounts instead had to be hand-printed by Finance Department staffers working overtime," the Palm Beach Post reported.
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And its contract with GTR is too soft, allowing the company to rely on drivers working overtime and, worst of all, specifying only featherweight financial penalties for cancelling services.
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The Boston Red Sox have no qualms about working overtime this season, as they've won seven straight such contests and a majors-best 15 extra-inning games this season.
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Right now agribusiness interests in some states are working overtime to effectively inoculate themselves from any kind of legislative or regulatory oversight, including efforts to address the antibiotics issue.
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It's working overtime to make the system more fragile for the sick and the poor, even as it misrepresents to Congress and the American public what it's up to.
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A newly surfaced copy of the bill sent by the resort to law enforcement working overtime shows questionable charges including $975 for extra coffee and over $15,000 for snacks.
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But think again; liberal think tanks are working overtime to justify the guaranteed job notion, providing talking points for progressives like Gillibrand aiming to run for president in 220006.
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That night, mismanagement and lack of correctional officers meant that only 18 guards watched over 750 inmates, and 10 of them were working overtime, while one post remained vacant.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is working overtime to link vulnerable Republican incumbents to Trump, touting the fact that they have pledged to support the eventual GOP nominee.
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Cardi B's wardrobe crew is working overtime, and will continue to be until she announces what we already know ... that she's hiding a baby bump under increasingly baggy clothing.
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The Trump administration has also been working overtime to restore key alliances who work to combat Iran's human rights abuses and spread of radical Islamic terrorism on the ground.
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In makeshift offices a short walk from the deserted building site, Mr. Streitberger, the crisis manager, was coordinating a team of 40 people working overtime to formulate the plans.
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The problem is expected to get even more pronounced during the election, with political parties working overtime to get their message out and smear opponents — sometimes through false claims.
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The move paves the way for the current president, Xi Jinping, to be leader for life and China's internet censors are working overtime to erase disparaging remarks about the decision.
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Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, that other great immigrant nation, France, has been working overtime for the last four years to open both its economy and its borders to tech startups.
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Given the speed at which the summit-level diplomacy is playing out, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan has been working overtime to make sure his country is not forgotten.
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" On Wednesday, the first lady or someone on her behalf posted a tweet addressing the rumors: "I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing.
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For now, thanks to plants working overtime in natural landscapes free of human development, land-cover areas still pull more emissions out of the atmosphere than they release into it.
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Read more ReadCybersecurity professionals have been working overtime the past 24 hours as one of the largest ransomware attacks ever recorded managed to affect the systems of almost 100 countries.
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As space and clean drinking water run out, aid organizations are working overtime to prevent possible outbreaks of waterborne diseases like cholera or diarrhea, which can be deadly for children.
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Cut to the jubilant store owner, detailing how record sales have exploded over the last few years and that this is their Christmas, the sound of the registers working overtime.
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Since then, a team of lawyers and lobbyists employed by Deripaska and his companies have been working overtime to convince the Office of Foreign Assets Control to lift the sanctions.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to clarify the fact that it was the fact that the students were working overtime was illegal, not the fact that they were students.
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As such, a coalition of libraries, volunteers, and archivists have been working overtime to identify which titles are in the public domain, digitize them, then upload them to the internet.
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He noted that while public safety has prohibited any new installs for the time being, volunteers are working overtime to keep existing operations online for New Yorkers who need it.
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Those working overtime were being paid at the normal hourly rate instead of the time-and-a-half required by Chinese law and by Amazon's own supplier code of conduct.
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For a global arena so technologically advanced, we're somehow still working overtime to tear down the same archaic systems that have long treated many of us like second-class citizens.
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"Our employees are doing all they can, picking up extra flights, working overtime, and going above and beyond for our customers on the phone and in gate areas," he said.
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Russian media (social and mainstream) will be in overdrive promoting pro-Putin messages, and, based on past patterns of behavior, we can expect bots and trolls to be working overtime.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is on the front lines dealing with public health threats, and it has been working overtime this season to address the flu.
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Working overtime has even led to a few layoffs at the company, according to Brigid Schulte, the author of Overwhelmed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time.
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Given a political machine working overtime to silence any competing versions of the truth, how does one counterattack a far right-extremism that touts falsehoods as "telling it like it is"?
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Apple's heads of programming, Zach Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht, who started in June, have been working overtime to dispel the myth that Apple is interested only in family-friendly material.
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Another suit filed in 2013 alleged that Dan Gagnon, Indian Point's security manager, allowed records to be altered to cover up staff working overtime without breaks, in violation of federal regulations.
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LeeAnne Locken's meditation bowl was working overtime on Wednesday's Real Housewives of Dallas, as friend of 10 years D'Andra Simmons once again confronted her about her relationship with fiancé Rich Emberlin.
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With one week to go before Election Day, they are working overtime to tie their opponents to the embattled Democratic nominee, who polls show is viewed as untrustworthy by many voters.
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They argue Senate Democrats remain timid and are playing too nice instead of working overtime to gum up the works of the upper chamber to try and stop this judicial makeover.
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They also said they're expected to work when they're sick, meet goals by working overtime, and can be verbally or physically abused if they leave work early or break any rules.
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In a series of tweets Saturday afternoon, Trump ripped "fake news critics" who are "working overtime" to attack his administration while "the people that truly matter" give his team high marks.
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"We have added shifts and have team members working overtime — in accordance with our plans for situations like this," Samantha Williams, a spokesperson for the company, told The New York Times.
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In Poland, where 439 cases have been confirmed with five deaths, medical staff are working overtime to treat the increasing number of coronavirus patients, and community groups are mobilising to help.
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At times, it's a bit humorous; differences in American and Chinese ideas about loyalty to your employer, safety on the factory floor, working overtime, and much more come to the foreground.
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The administration is working overtime on a peace deal with the Taliban that could lead to a complete and final US withdrawal 18 years after the September 11 attacks in 2001.
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During high-volume hours, its staff members have been taking on extra shifts and working overtime to respond to the increase in phone calls to the 24-hour emergency crisis hotline.
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" The most important line in that trio of tweets is this one: "I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible.
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For Beijing, maintaining stability in its economy and markets is a major priority ahead of the power shuffle, which is why the government has been working overtime to support the yuan.
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In a statement posted online on Thursday night, Gil West, Delta's chief operating officer, described the storm as "unprecedented" and said the airline was working overtime to address the resulting disruptions.
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The CDC is always on the front lines dealing with public health threats, and it has been working overtime this year to address drug shortages and an unusually active flu season.
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After working overtime late Wednesday, the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers will need solid outings from their starting pitchers in the finale of a three-game series Thursday at Miller Park.
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" Ms. Raphael admitted that technicians have been unable to get the network back up and running, adding, "We're working overtime to update the network and bring all of it back online.
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Establishment Democrats don't need to like him (and certainly don't need to vote for him), but there's no point in validating his most unrealistic promises by working overtime to take him down.
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But the detractors appear to be outnumbered by her supporters, who say she inherited a broken news division at the start of this year, and that she's working overtime to repair it.
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That raised some eyebrows because cellphones are vulnerable to hacking, and it's a safe bet that the world's intelligence services have been working overtime to hack into the phones of Trump aides.
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With twins joined at the head, Goodrich explains, there's always a dominant child where one child does double the work, that child's heart and lungs working overtime to keep both boys alive.
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According to Kaputsos's lawsuit, Sarshar used Kreation's multiple business locations to conceal the fact that Kaputsos was working overtime and to avoid having to pay higher wages in accordance with California law.
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San Francisco (CNN)As the two Democrats running to succeed him enter a caustic stretch of campaign, President Barack Obama is working overtime to project a happy-family veneer for his party.
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As a response, factories around the world are working overtime to make more, and Chinese exports of the accessories have been temporarily halted so more locals can get their hands on them.
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Two teams off to strong starts meet Saturday when the New Jersey Devils visit the Winnipeg Jets, a mid-afternoon contest where both teams will have to overcome working overtime Thursday night.
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Meanwhile, the Coles social media manager has been working overtime (hopefully while being paid in real money, not just pepperoni) to copy and paste a response to customer complaints about the arrangement.
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"And as momentum builds following the passage of the Armenian genocide resolution in the House of Representatives, Turkey and its lobbyists are working overtime to block it in the Senate," he said.
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" In his own Saturday morning tweets, Trump also lashed out at the media for what he said was biased coverage, saying that the "Fake News Networks are working overtime in Puerto Rico.
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"And as momentum builds following the passage of the Armenian genocide resolution in the House of Representatives, Turkey and its lobbyists are working overtime to block it in the Senate," he said.
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He was, by this year, one of the party's leading fundraisers and a top draw for liberal activist groups working overtime to counter President Donald Trump's agenda and Republican majorities in Congress.
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" They noted that "staffing in our air traffic control facilities is already at a 30-year low and controllers are only able to maintain the system's efficiency and capacity by working overtime.
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"I do not know how you can concede the white working class to the Republican Party, which is working overtime to destroy the working class in America," Sanders told Prokop in 2014.
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The Trump White House has been working overtime to unravel President Barack Obama's legacy, including rolling back the federal mandate requiring employers to include birth control coverage in their health insurance plans.
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Now that the coronavirus has grown into a full blown pandemic, per the World Health Organization, healthcare professionals are working overtime to treat infected patients while simultaneously debunking myths about the virus.
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Anti-constitutional forces that openly flout the law working overtime in the United States but despite the baying in the mainstream media they are the almost exclusive province of the American Left.
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Dodgers starter Scott Kazmir threw 34 pitches in the first inning and 85 in struggling through three innings, turning the final six over to a Dodgers' bullpen that has been working overtime recently.
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"I was always laser-focused on learning my craft and my skill and trying to be super great at it," Hazan said, adding that she didn't mind paying her dues and working overtime.
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Since Pompeo was working overtime to distance himself from his past views, it was hard to tell if any of the policy answers he gave actually reflect the approach he'd pursue if confirmed.
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In other words, the immune system recognizes an infection and tries to fight it off, but in working overtime to fight that infection, reacts with proteins in the body that attack the brain.
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Famous Dex falling asleep on IG Live had fans concerned about his health, and it turns out they're not the only ones ... his camp is working overtime to help the kid kick drugs.
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MELBOURNE, March 13 (Reuters) - Haas have been working overtime practising their pitstop routines as Formula One's Australian season-opener approaches, bringing with it a reminder of the team's nightmare in Melbourne last year.
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Like so many other characters (mostly men), Gabe judges Sam for not showing her vulnerability, for working overtime to protect herself – from Gabe, from Troy, from Reggie, and from the anonymous online haters.
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Still, even while most liberals are working overtime to distort his broad spectrum platform, some Democrats are acknowledging that Trump pursuing goals they genuinely support, such as withdrawing American troops from overseas conflicts.
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Because your brain is recovering from an intense episode of fight or flight, and your adrenaline may be working overtime, you should refrain from decisions that are informed more by your prefrontal cortex.
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He skewered hypocrisies in "Everybody's Cryin' Mercy," recorded by Bonnie Raitt, and mastered the sardonic put-down in "Your Mind Is on Vacation (And Your Mouth Is Working Overtime)," covered by Elvis Costello.
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If you wake up to find your nose is leakier than Donald Trump's White House staff, it probably means your internal mucus machine is working overtime to deal with a potential health issue.
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The 92nd Academy Awards may be the talk of the town right now, but the geniuses behind The Bachelor are working overtime to make sure that Peter Weber is still top of mind.
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A 2016 survey of hospital physicians found that working overtime was prevalent, and doctors who worked a lot of overtime were more likely to say they might leave the hospital where they worked.
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Now that the Jonas family has added two new members (yes, that would be Priyanka Chopra and Sophie Turner), that mill is working overtime to create drama where there apparently isn't any at all.
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The context: Concern about false claims of interference come as the U.S. government, the big tech players and others are working overtime in an effort to thwart actual interference attempts, which continue as well.
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Buttigieg has been hamstrung by racial controversies back home in South Bend and being gay is a barrier for some black people, but his campaign has been working overtime to make a connection here.
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Politicians are working overtime to pass it before the new year—it's the number one priority for the lame duck session, passing the House on November 30 and advancing through the Senate last night.
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Government-led reconstruction efforts have moved at an incredibly fast pace, the IFRC said, with cement factories working overtime and a constant stream of building materials reaching the affected areas by train and ship.
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If you're already putting enough away for retirement—generally 10 percent of your pay, including any employer match — and have a fully-funded emergency fund, start working overtime to pay off your student debt.
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Treasury departments will also be working overtime because a vote for a Brexit would be expected to roil currency markets and have major consequences for trade, the economy and migration in Britain and elsewhere.
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The boomlet has left the federal agencies responsible for regulating cleaning supplies, medical devices and medicines working overtime on requests to certify products for use in coronavirus response — and to clamp down on fraud.
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The boomlet has left the federal agencies responsible for regulating cleaning supplies, medical devices and medicines working overtime on requests to certify products for use in coronavirus response — and to clamp down on fraud.
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But officials at the Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department have been working overtime since then to develop a range of new policies to stem the flood of families from Central America.
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"I'm working overtime now to see we overturn Trump's decision on DACA, pass a $15-an-hour minimum wage, and next week I'll be offering a Medicare-for-all single-payer system," he said.
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Rather, he said that a "coding" issue led to a problem in transmitting the data from the precincts to the state party and that they're working overtime to match paper results to the electronic transmissions.
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Whether you're working overtime in the office or have set up shop working on your side hustle in a dark cafe, this desk lamp can help shed a little light on things wherever you are.
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The Federal Reserve slashed interest rates to zero, promised to buy an unlimited amount of bonds (infinite QE) and is working overtime to unfreeze the financial pipelines in a bid to prevent a financial crisis.
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" Durbin said that while Democrats recruited strong candidates, "a massive infusion of Republican money in the last few weeks" could upset the balance, adding, "We are working overtime to try to keep up with it.
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With only six days left in the presidential race, Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are working overtime to turn out voters, but their power to shift the direction of the race diminishes every day.
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Read more: A self-made millionaire who retired at 203 says the 2 best ways to build long-term wealth don't require working overtime or obsessing about the stock market None of this is complicated.
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Another fun fact: The military is working overtime to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, both at permanent bases and in the field, because it sees that dependence as both an operational and a strategic vulnerability.
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In fact, AHS: Cult may be suggesting that the clown killings we've seen so far aren't real — so far, it's been difficult to tell what is real and what is imagination working overtime in the show.
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Workers, mainly Indian women and men, walked out in protest at exploitative and demeaning treatment such as being coerced into working overtime and having to ask to use the toilet, and sought to form a union.
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It goes without saying that he should be removed from office, but the Republican propaganda machine is working overtime, and millions of people seem happy to yield their fundamental rights as Americans to this one man.
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This year's Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang is working overtime to showcase Korean robotics technology, featuring robots to clean, guide visitors, drill through a wall to pass on the Olympic torch, and now, compete in ski tournaments.
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The South Korean government will launch a new initiative to stop the "culture of working overtime" by shutting down computers at 8PM on Fridays so workers can go home when they're supposed to, reports the BBC.
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"The financial imperative of working overtime due to the persistence of minimum wage standards below living wage standards can be viewed as a form of economic coercion that leads to involuntary or forced overtime," it added.
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That's partly why when the electric vehicle called the Scoot-E-Bike showed up on my radar last month, apparently (though, at the time, not officially) linked to Ray J, my skeptic's instincts were working overtime.
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"Alcohol is a depressant, meaning that it slows down the body and naturally makes you sleepy," Kirkpatrick explains, adding that booze is also associated with disrupted sleep because the body is working overtime to metabolize it.
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Defense lawyers have called for mistrials, once recently because of the prosecution's handling of Sandy Arkhurst, an officer who was in the area working overtime when the beating took place but who says he heard nothing.
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Ever since the Mueller Report showed No Collusion & No Obstruction, the Dems have been working overtime to damage me and the Republican Party by issuing over 80 demands for documents and testimonies, and with NO REASON.
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While the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been working overtime over the past decade due to the Syrian civil war, UNRWA operates with a budget that's four times larger - $246 per person annually.
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The stress of a job search can also make people feel as if they don't deserve down time, but working overtime and pushing to the point of burnout will only exacerbate feelings of isolation and negativity.
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A coalition of archivists, activists, and libraries are working overtime to make it easier to identify the many books that are secretly in the public domain, digitize them, and make them freely available online to everyone.
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Lindsay paid for it by cashing out his saved up paid time off, working overtime hours and selling his four-door Lincoln sedan in exchange for an SUV so he could haul around jars of sauce.
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The Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) system was working overtime in December, banning a record number of players who were using cheats and hacks in various games on the Steam platform, but mostly effecting Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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Now that California is finally getting a heavy dose of rain, the spillway at Napa's Monticello Dam—referred to as the "Glory Hole" by the locals—is working overtime to manage the water levels in Lake Berryessa.
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Police are already working overtime to ensure heightened security after Islamist attacks on Paris last November and face the task of keeping millions of soccer fans safe when the country hosts the Euro 2016 tournament next month.
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" Another officer was working overtime duty at the concert wrote that police "were operating under the belief that we were under a Mumbai-style terror attack and could be set upon by active shooters at any moment.
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Staff were working overtime at the 500-bed Lal Ded hospital, with ambulances having been sent out to fetch doctors and nurses, added the official, who sought anonymity as he was not authorized to speak to media.
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As President Trump and GOP lawmakers move swiftly to remove regulations across large swaths of the economy, the nation's biggest ISPs are working overtime to ensure that the FCC's privacy policy is part of the regulatory rollback.
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President Trump told reporters he was "too busy" to watch the hearings Wednesday, but behind the scenes, he and the White House are working overtime to shore up Republican support — and make sure there are no defections.
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Air traffic controllers have said the shutdown is already straining stretched staff, who are working overtime at the country's busiest airports and the union representing them said the shutdown is threatening to thin its already stretched ranks.
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He was eventually told he had hypertension, which is covered by workers' compensation, so for now he is being paid his base salary — about $600 a month less than normal, because he is not working overtime shifts.
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Mask manufacturers around the world are working overtime and expanding their operations, but it remains uncertain whether they will meet the surging demand; some of the necessary machines cost millions of dollars and take months to construct.
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The defense said that Mr. Heaggan-Brown, 25, and two other officers were working overtime that day in Milwaukee's Sherman Park neighborhood when they stopped Sylville Smith for being parked more than 12 inches from the curb.
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Still, retailers continue to outsource some of their clothing production to firms in countries like India, Ethiopia, or Bangladesh that have lax labor laws, where wages can be low and working overtime (without additional pay) is common.
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But the sun wasn't going down, my cousins finally convinced me, and I got so I could sit, content that at least the blueberry plants were working overtime, their leaves shifting slightly as the sun circled overhead.
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Justin Bieber may be one of the most popular pop singers in the world, but he&aposs working overtime to try and get his comeback single "Yummy" to spot No. 20203 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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Despite the recent boom years for the American motor industry, in which G.M. and Ford have been the biggest beneficiaries, executives are working overtime just to convince Wall Street that their business model can produce incremental improvements.
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The Fire Department and city employees working overtime to oversee street transportation, water services and other public works at the rally also had pricey additional costs, racking the total up to about $450,000, according to the report.
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Rescuers in the Omaha area, where the Platte, Elkhorn and Missouri rivers began spilling over their banks last week, have been working overtime to save dogs and cats along with their owners, sometimes at risk to themselves.
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" First lady Melania Trump also taking to Twitter clearing up fake news stories speculating about her whereabouts following her recent surgery, writing, "I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am and what I am doing.
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With the deadline looming, the government and the plaintiffs in the lawsuit over family separation (led by the ACLU) are working overtime to hash out a plan to identify and reunite as many families as possible in time.
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In the two weeks since President Donald Trump hastily autographed the most controversial executive order since Franklin Roosevelt signed off on detaining 110,000 Japanese-Americans, activists, legal analysts and CNN's Breaking News banner have all been working overtime.
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Here and in states like Pennsylvania and Ohio, Koch groups are working overtime to get Republicans to vote despite the fact Donald Trump is scaring some of those people away -- and opinion polls show their efforts are working.
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Russian bots return with a vengeance: Russia-linked Twitter accounts are working overtime to gin up support for the the release of Nunes' memo, which purports to show improper surveillance by the Obama administration of President-elect Trump.
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Rolling the boss's head is the cheapest, easiest and most controllable stunt available to companies in crisis but it's often the worst maneuver because it disrupts the very team that's working overtime to put the company back together.
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Farmers in northern Florida have been working overtime to protect crops and livestock as Hurricane Michael hits the coast near Panama City in what could be the most powerful storm ever recorded to strike the state's Panhandle region.
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The arrest of the workers may lead to more answers, but some argue that the two are being scapegoated for larger failings at the jail, including understaffing — both were working overtime when Epstein died, according to the Times.
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Massachusetts' highest court has ruled that workers compensated entirely on commission must be paid a separate premium wage for working overtime and on Sundays, rejecting claims by Sleepy's LLC and business groups that state law allows for an offset.
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With the Trump administration's threats to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization — a move that could balloon into a crackdown on Muslim advocacy groups — she's been working overtime to help nonprofits understand their rights and guard their assets.
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Meanwhile, Eugene makes his way back to the bullet factory, where he puts a still-captive Gabriel to work on the line and informs the crew that they'll be working overtime to meet Negan's new, more demanding munitions request.
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The breit side of the roadSome advertisers are working overtime to scrub their spots from websites including Breitbart News, an unintended consequence of automated ad buying systems that are supposed to lower costs and allow for more targeted advertising.
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"My Administration, Governor @RicardoRossello, and many others are working together to help the people of Puerto Rico in every way...#FakeNews critics are working overtime, but we're getting great marks from the people that truly matter!" the president added.
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We can identify effective leaders when we see them in our communities -- teachers working overtime to educate our kids; nurses caring for cancer patients; grief counselors in Las Vegas and Sutherland Springs, Texas, comforting the victims of senseless violence.
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"Republican colleagues are working overtime to try to convince us that we didn't see what we saw with our own eyes and we didn't hear what we heard with our own ears," complained Representative Veronica Escobar, Democrat of Texas.
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" The artwork comes just two days after the first lady took to Twitter to break her silence on speculation of her whereabouts in the weeks since she underwent a kidney operation, and also called out the media for "working overtime.
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Suzanne Spalding, a senior adviser overseeing election disinformation research at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told The Hill that foreign actors are working overtime to seed and amplify any divisive narratives, such as the "rigged" claims in Iowa.
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Russia coach Stanislav Cherchesov has been working overtime trying to rebuild his team, particularly defensively, after a cruel run of serious injuries to some of his most experienced operators, but the tournament has arrived without him showing much evidence of progress.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - It's the most sensitive day of the year for China's internet, the anniversary of the bloody June 4 crackdown on pro-democracy protests at Tiananmen Square, and with under two weeks to go, China's robot censors are working overtime.
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Hell, in 2018, at the age of 85, Willie even made a song about how much Ted Cruz sucks ass called "Vote 'Em Out," and he played at the campaign rally, and it almost worked, except evil is always working overtime.
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PARIS, June 8 (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, whose government is working overtime to defuse an industrial dispute at the SNCF railway, said on Wednesday the state could absorb part of the massive debt of the public transport company.
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He put in a lot of work once he took a more hands-on approach to retirement, working overtime to pay off his home at age 56, pouring extra cash into his 403(b), and building a separate cash nest egg.
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Among the report's findings was the claim that high school students ages 16 through 18 across a number of schools were recruited to work at the factory, and teachers were tasked with pressuring the teens into working overtime or night shifts.
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"I would guess that the White House legal counsel's office is working overtime to go through each of these 400+ laws, looking for something that can be used for (the wall)," said Princeton University international affairs professor Kim Lane Scheppele.
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A regime that gave the world "alternative facts" has been working overtime at year's end to banish words it doesn't like or believe in, and to take credit for, or reframe, good things that it had very little to do with.
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Federal employees, some of whom were conflicted about Mr. Trump's policy, have been working overtime in an effort to reunite the thousands of children and parents who were separated at the border over a period of several weeks this spring.
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"Wells Fargo has clearly demonstrated an unwillingness and inability to stop harming its customers, so this Committee is working overtime to make sure consumers are never subjected to the types of abuses and failures committed by this megabank again," said Rep.
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And this month, Twitter is working overtime to prove that it has an interest in uplifting the voices of little-known primary challengers after it announced that Twitter will no longer accept political advertisements from any candidates or elected officials.
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On Wednesday, the World Health Organization was effusive in its praise of the Chinese government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, but inside the country, the government is working overtime to make sure any shortcomings in its response don't come to light.
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With a general election two months out, local journalists in Africa's most populous country are already working overtime to fight the spread of fake news that has already proven it can convince people of nearly anything — and can potentially get people killed.
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And when I sat down with him in 2014, he made a very similar point: I do not know how you can concede the white working class to the Republican Party which is working overtime to destroy the working class in America.
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Plus, while everyone expects a new mom to work hard to "bounce back" to the body she had before being pregnant, her body is actually working overtime to recover from, you know, giving birth to another human (in this case, two humans).
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"As Brett McGurk, Trump's former top US envoy for the fight against ISIS, put it in a tweet on Tuesday, "Trump administration officials are working overtime to say he never gave the green light to this disastrous gift to ISIS, Russia, and Iran.
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The St. Louis Blues have benefited from working overtime against the Dallas Stars, venturing past regulation to earn three of their four wins in the regular-season series before drawing a split of the Western Conference second-round set in the same manner.
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When "watchdogs in the media" are working overtime to support presidents of one party while unfairly (and sometimes dishonestly) maligning presidents who belong to another party, when does that begin to erode public trust in a way that harms the democratic process?
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Numerous foreign ministry officials said diplomats were being called back from holidays to participate in the sessions, and one official from the People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, spoke of working overtime to finish papers on Xi's eponymous political thought.
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In the first episode, audiences can see the visual representation of his brain working overtime as he taps into a bank of memorized facts and manipulates anatomical diagrams in his head, all before synthesizing that information in superheroic fashion during medical crises.
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Action movies have too many fast cuts for the viewer to get a chance to feel immersed in the three-dimensional world, on top of which your eyes are working overtime to keep up so you're more prone to headaches or feeling sick.
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He said HHS is working "overtime" to confirm that the people who purportedly are parents of those children actually are their parents, and is also checking to see if any parents have a background that makes them dangerous to receive a child.
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While many people may think that getting to the office early and staying late is the best way to win over your boss, Basecamp CEO Jason Fried makes it clear that working overtime is not the way to earn recognition from him.
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A shrunken staff of engineers, working overtime to implement decisions by colleagues who had long since been laid off, finally got the engines approved more than a year past their scheduled delivery dates, and malfunctions continued to plague the engines for years thereafter.
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Staffing in our air traffic control facilities is at a 30-year low and controllers are only able to maintain the system's efficiency and capacity by working overtime, including 10-hour days and six-day work weeks at many of our nation's busiest facilities.
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The full might of the German political and diplomatic network in Brussels is working overtime to secure the presidency of the European Commission, the EU's executive, for Ursula von der Leyen, who faces a confirmation vote by the European Parliament on July 16th or 17th.
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"The high rate of loss over the entire year means that beekeepers are working overtime to constantly replace their losses," Jeffery Pettis, a senior entomologist at the USDA and a co-coordinator of the survey, said in a statement on the Bee Informed Partnership website.
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"To those suffering in the aftermath of the recent TD04, I want to assure all of you that my Government is working overtime to reach you," he said on Twitter, referring to the storm by the number it was assigned by Fiji's weather bureau.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has reportedly told some employees who pulled in beefier paychecks after working overtime to respond to the series of natural disasters that hit the U.S. earlier this year they may need to return part of their extra pay.
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While the company says its efforts will dissuade bot activities in the long run, it recognizes its efforts in the short term will result in cloud servers working overtime, thus consuming more electricity and requiring more cooling — all of which contribute to greater energy consumption.
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Meanwhile, Samsung's Gear VR, previously one of the best ways to get started with VR, is still cumbersome since you're constantly attaching and detaching a smartphone and dealing overheating issues (since the phone is working overtime to bring you VR images with as little lag as possible).
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In a grim assessment of the broader climate in France, Valls said terrorists would inevitably strike again, that police were also working overtime to avert fan violence during a month-long European soccer championship and that the anti-reform protests had now degenerated into "unbearable violence".
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While Monday was relatively dry, by Tuesday the rains had started to steadily fall once again and while huge pumps are working overtime to bring the water levels down in the cave complex, any downpour could potentially set back efforts to bring the children out safely.
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According to news reports, the officers in the unit where Epstein lived were both working overtime—one being ordered to do so because the jail was understaffed, the other a former corrections officer who no longer regularly performed line supervision, but volunteered for the extra pay.
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Apple is working overtime to improve the experience of using an Apple Watch, focusing on speed and other quality of life enhancements, but until you can fully use it independently of a tethered iPhone it will merely be considered a pricey, and not exactly vital, accessory.
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Just as filings don't indicate whether employees are working overtime, they also don't show whether an employee might be working less than 20203 hours a week, or how far into a pay period an employee joined a campaign; field organizer positions, though, are generally full-time.
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Like Lincoln, who boldly announced the Emancipation Proclamation, Roosevelt elevated his war aims "to a higher moral plane" with his four freedoms speech (although at the same time, Beschloss correctly laments, Roosevelt failed to bomb the Nazi death camps that were working overtime to exterminate the Jews).
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Despite federal employees working overtime to process about 11,000 orders a day, the IRS announced that orders on W-2 and W-3 forms were backlogged and would not ship until mid-February, even though employers were required to file these information returns by Jan. 31.
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They are manned around the clock by police officers who are supposed to watch the tunnels and make sure no one goes in or out, and are usually staffed by police working overtime, funded by the federal government under a program that started after 9/11.
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The cultural elite in the media and Hollywood are working overtime to shame Christians who dare to stand with, support or commend this administration for its work on behalf of religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the promotion through public policy of traditional or biblical values.
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Mm-hmm. Stephanie Parker: It's coming off the backs of the employees who are working overtime and competing against each other for the little bit of money that's left, so that a few people at the top can get even richer and have even more power over our lives.
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The actress, who currently stars as the token "normal" person in a crew of crime-solving geniuses on Scorpion, spends countless hours on set alongside her ex-boyfriend Elyes Gabel only to come home to witness the rumor mill working overtime to peg her relationship status with David Foster.
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If approved, there will be a News Conference at The White House at approximately 1:00 P.M. [0109 EST] - The Tax Cuts are so large and so meaningful, and yet the Fake News is working overtime to follow the lead of their friends, the defeated Dems, and only demean.
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Gretchen Carlson, the Fox News host who sued former Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment in 85033, was also in attendance, along with workers who were fired from Chipotle after they raised concerns about working overtime and others with personal connections to the issue.
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Sanders response: "My response is that right now it's appropriate to look forward and not backward ... "I'm working overtime now to see we overturn Trump's decision on DACA, pass a $15-an-hour minimum wage and next week I'll be offering a Medicare-for-all single-payer system.
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Gretchen Carlson, the Fox News host who sued former Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment in 2016, was also in attendance, along with workers who were fired from Chipotle after they raised concerns about working overtime and others with personal connections to the issue.
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"The idea that we have governors and legislators in this country working overtime right now trying to figure out how to suppress the vote, how they can make it harder for people who might vote against them to participate in the Democratic political process is to me vulgar," Mr. Sanders said.
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New laws, new look: A millennia-old drug gets a makeoverAfter close to a century of U.S. cannabis prohibition, and decades of continuing, racially biased arrests and incarceration, legal cannabis businesses are working overtime to combat stigma around the drug, which remains federally illegal and excluded from most mainstream medicine.
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Our counterparts in China have announced their vision to use AI pervasively in their society, making extensive use of video recording and other personal data in public and not-so-public spaces, with Chinese researchers working overtime to put AI-enabled technology in the hands of the Chinese government and consumers.
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Since coming into office, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has been working overtime to deliver results for the average American.
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Where there used to be lively essays about delicious and interesting foods, you now find recipes asked to carry great freights, the poor little plate of food and the dinner table itself working overtime to fix the earth, the children, the wars, addiction, drinking water, wildfires, earthquakes, obesity and family dysfunction.
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While I know it's "not presidential" to take on a lowlife like Omarosa, and while I would rather not be doing so, this is a modern day form of communication and I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible. Sorry!
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That's where the twitchy fingers of the president of the United States have been working overtime to try to get him tossed off the digital communications service by posting all kinds of rule-breaking things and often in all caps with lots of exclamation marks — just so we don't miss them.
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Talk about the unforgiving limelight: Electric regulators and utility companies, which only get attention when the lights don't come on, are working overtime to ensure a seamless transition from a less diverse, coal-dependent electricity grid to a more diverse one dependent upon natural gas and intermittent resources of wind and solar.
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Perhaps the sweetest victory, however, was that in spite of the "bad comedy" nature of the previous day, the vibe that evening was overwhelmingly festive and warm, and not entirely due to the fact that 19 people were crammed around one table in my Brooklyn apartment with all four stove burners working overtime.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) says President Trump is "working overtime to sabotage healthcare" as Republicans push to repeal ObamaCare.
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While the new trailer doesn't reveal too much new information about the plot of the sequel, it does show off more of the dystopian art style, that seems to be working overtime to replicate the feel of the original Blade Runner — which, judging from what we've seen so far, it seems to have nailed.
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Directed by Burr Steers and based on the bestselling Seth Grahame-Smith novel that reimagines Jane Austen's prim English landscape as a zombie-infested hellscape, Pride delivers campy, gruesome scares by the generous handful, working overtime to balance the delicate romance that has kept audiences tethered to the original PrIde and Prejudice for centuries.
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But as supporters began chiming in, its social media moderators have been working overtime, posting in response to both supportive and derisive comments pertaining to the beer's provenance that Budweiser is brewed at a dozen facilities in the United States in spite of its multinational corporate parent, asserting that Budweiser is a quintessentially American beer.
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As a young CEO, Gates was reportedly demanding and sarcastic, even spying on employees to see who was working overtime on weekends, according to GQ. While Gates admits that he "wasn't very good socially" in his early days at the helm of Microsoft (he stepped down as CEO in 2000), he says he probably just needed to mature.
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News eventually filtered down that Haim would be playing at 3AM, and sure enough, as my friends and I bowled up to the ordained stage at the ordained time, there they were, bashing out their album one track "Don't Save Me," their hair blowing in the early morning Barcelona breeze and Este's famed bass face working overtime.
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I would rarely see her but heard.... While I know it's "not presidential" to take on a lowlife like Omarosa, and while I would rather not be doing so, this is a modern day form of communication and I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible. Sorry!
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Read more: House Democrats subpoena Rudy Giuliani as part of impeachment inquiry over Trump's Ukraine callStill, others around the president have been working overtime to persuade him to beef up his war room as they anticipate the drip-drip nature of the whistleblower controversy and the impeachment investigation will continue taking its toll on Trump's ability to govern.
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The US military may be working overtime to reduce the weight of a standard-issue pair of night vision googles to the point where it feels like you're wearing nothing at all, but a group of scientists think they've cracked the code of "built-in" night vision thanks to dollop of special particles and a needle to the eyeball.
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The coordinated revelations about GRU hacking over the past three years confirmed the many reports that have already emerged about a Russian cyberwarfare program working overtime under fanciful names such as BadRabbit, Fancy Bear or Voodoo Bear to push Russia's agendas abroad — mostly by trying to control the damage from embarrassing revelations about botched Kremlin operations.
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Now Save Oakland Sports is working overtime—holding rallies, building social media buzz, launching fundraisers—to remind everyone that Oakland fans were legendarily supportive before the Raiders left, and continued to be so through the two largely regrettable decades after they came back, happily committing huge personal and public funds to the team in both eras.
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In a statement made to Broadly, the Human Rights Campaign elaborated on the impact the Trump administration's policies have had on the rights and lives of transgender Americans: "From the military to schools to hospitals, the Trump-Pence White House is working overtime in an attempt to erase trans people from the public square," the organization explained.
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Though news media coverage has focused on surrogates working overtime for duty-bound candidates — Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appearing for Mr. Sanders in Iowa; Julián Castro stumping for Ms. Warren in Nevada; Abigail Bessler, Ms. Klobuchar's daughter, hosting "hotdish house parties" in Iowa — the campaigns say they will use digital tools to keep the candidates directly connected with voters.
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" In a pair of earlier posts to Twitter, Trump wrote that "the Fake Media is working overtime today!" and reiterated a point he has made regularly, both online and in media interviews, that "again, the story that there was collusion between the Russians & Trump campaign was fabricated by Dems as an excuse for losing the election.
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In the just over two months since The New York Times first published its industry-shattering report about the sexual harassment and assault allegations around Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood machine built on protecting the image and brands of its A-list members has been working overtime to plug the leaks in the Titanic-like reputations of some of its most powerful men.
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And yet, thanks to years of budget cuts and a series of scaled-back field tests, some fear the Census Bureau and the broader US government are ill-equipped to handle any new issues that could arise as a result of the high-tech census, particularly at a time when hackers and propagandists seem to be working overtime to undermine American institutions.
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In the meantime, censors and law enforcement officials have been working overtime to stamp out public criticism, aiming to ensure that nothing clouds the pageantry of the gathering, which continues until March 20, punctuated by an address from Mr. Xi. According to rights activists, several people who have publicly mocked or criticized Mr. Xi's plan have been detained or questioned in recent days.
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Working overtime to repeal the law, telling the American people that the ACA is dead and gone, slashing advertising by 281 percent and enrollment support by 2000 percent, ending key payments to insurers while Congress refused to appropriate them and take the issue off the table — the Republican Party and Trump did everything they could throughout 20173 to undermine Obamacare.
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" Added Trump in a third tweet about the situation: "While I know it's 'not presidential' to take on a lowlife like Omarosa, and while I would rather not be doing so, this is a modern day form of communication and I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible. Sorry!
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Cabinet criticisms: The White House, with help from GOP surrogates, is working overtime to bolster Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE's chances for confirmation to head the State Department.
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" Trump followed up his anti-Omarosa tweets later Monday morning with a message to the media: "While I know it&aposs &aposnot presidential&apos to take on lowlife Omarosa, and while I would rather not be doing so, this is a modern day form of communication and I know the Fake News Media will be working overtime to make even Wacky Omarosa look legitimate as possible. Sorry!
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But the idea that this ineffably gorgeous work of art was wrought from four hands working overtime in an environment which, as music journalist and author David Stubbs remembers was "heated by means of leaving the three functioning gas rings on at full blast until the fumes make us all feel stoned," adds another layer of pleasure to one of the most downright pleasurable musical experiences imaginable.
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"There are already fewer workers in the village and those who still have jobs are either not getting paid for working overtime or are not spending as much out of fear they may lose work and need the money," said grocer Rahul Jain, his shelves stacked with toothpaste and soaps from fast-moving consumer goods companies like Hindustan Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive and Dabur India.
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The song that plays during the volleyball match is called "Playing with the Boys," and it features gems like: Bodies working overtime, it's man against manAnd all that ever mattersIs baby who's ahead in the gameFunny but it's always the same Playing, playing with the boysStaying, playing with the boysAfter chasing sunsetsOne of life's simple joysIs playing with the boys It DO be like that though.
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The story in the Amazon Washington Post, of course picked up by Fake News CNN, saying "President Trump asked for AG Barr to host a news conference clearing him on Ukraine," is totally untrue and just another FAKE NEWS story with anonymous sources that don't exist.... ....The LameStream Media, which is The Enemy of the People, is working overtime with made up stories in order to drive dissension and distrust!
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has made lowering drug costs a key issue, while Democrats in Congress and on the campaign trail are working overtime to show they can lead on the issue.
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Ron DeSantis is working overtime to preserve our status as the world's leading exporter of political comedy.... "...Unfortunately, DeSantis, who despite trying to appear large and in charge in front the microphone and TV cameras delivering coronavirus updates, has been a timid leader in the face of the growing scourge — and growing number of deaths — from the disease in his state... "...DeSantis must step up, whether he ticks off his benefactor Trump or not.
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Then-press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE said last year that Trump officials had deleted the Spanish parts of the site but the staffers were "working overtime" to create a new one.
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So in the time right after drop-off and right before pickup (whether that be swim lessons or pre-K or camp), I was working overtime to get the daily checklist complete and meeting the deadlines of my day job, and then at night, after reading to Ayden and putting him to bed, that was often a time of inspiration and a time I could then put some time into writing … just a little bit at a time here and there.
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"Authoritarian regimes and foreign actors are working overtime to impose more control online, including through censorship," House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Ed RoyceEdward (Ed) Randall RoyceMystery surrounds elusive sanctions on Russia Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp House panel advances bill to protect elections from foreign interference MORE (R-Calif.) said when announcing the hearing.
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