For everybody who works too hard, you deserve a little bit of me-time.
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Nobody works too hard, including the new faces on hand to refresh the franchise.
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One hard issue is how to deal with a team that works too hard.
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Despite charming performances, a Culture Project production works too hard bringing a delicate novella to the stage.
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If Green Bay works too hard to stop Ezekiel Elliott they may get burned by quarterback Dak Prescott, or vice versa.
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If she doesn't work hard enough to stay in both lanes at once, she's called defensive and unprepared; if she works too hard, she's fake and overly polished.
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It is here that Ms. Silverman's dialogue works too hard to be clever, which is evident by how truly clever, and intelligent, "The Moors" is most of the time.
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He's a person who works too hard to impress, and his energy can be over the top; at times you want to find the volume knob and turn him down a notch.
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The reason that so many voters dislike and distrust Clinton is not that she works too hard but that voters do not know or trust whom or what she is working for.
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It was fun to take the setup of a beaver that works too hard and try to flip that, or the common knowledge of the wise owl and flip that and think about an owl that is trying to live up to that expectation.
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Something is wrong, the common person feels, correctly: she works too hard and gets too little; a dulling disconnect exists between her actual day-to-day interests and (1) the way her leaders act and speak, and (2) the way our mass media mistell or fail entirely to tell her story.
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The scene moves to Manilla's estate, before the arrest of Corrinado. We catch a glimpse of the relationship between Manilla and Leora. Manilla has reaped the rewards of many successful business enterprises. He works too hard to pay attention to his wife Leora, needing her only as a chef.
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His goal, however, is complicated by his tendency to faint at the sight of blood. He is a member of the Holstein Club. ; : :A wealthy classmate of Yuugo whose family runs a huge industrial farm. She is usually an obese girl, but she hides under the extra fat a quite beautiful figure that reveals itself occasionally when she works too hard or goes on a quick diet.
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Alia gets into a relationship with Tariq Amiri (Chaneil Kular), and when he films them having sex, he betrays her after the breakup by posting it online. After he is released, he is involved in a hit and run, and Alia is named as a suspect, until she is cleared. Alia visits Tariq in hospital, and when he apologises and tries to reconcile with her, Alia insists that she does not want any involvement with him. While studying for A Level exams and fasting for Ramadan, Alia works too hard and faints from exhaustion.
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That is why it pains her so much to discover that he is ready to marry anyone but her. After recovering from the initial blow, Maria Rosa decides that the best way to handle this is to pretend that she is conducting an efficient search through serious matchmaking services, when in fact she is sabotaging the process by subjecting the candidates to tests so unreasonable that practically no one could pass. This way she makes sure that Rafael never finds the ideal bride, and at the same time musters enough courage to change her strategy, become more attractive and try to win his love once and for all. But Maria Rosa’s drastic change only confuses Rafael, who thinks his secretary is acting "weird" because she works too hard.
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