We had a day off the next day, and I was like: 'I don't want to have a day off.
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"I'm aware that some people find me annoying and a bit relentless, but until shame takes a day off, and until this dangerous behavior takes a day off, I won't," Jamil vowed.
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Man. A day off has never looked so on point.
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So taking a day off … that stresses me out, actually.
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But you deserve a day off from all the stress.
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The company was back in rehearsal after a day off.
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Start planning now to make November 8 a day off.
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No. I haven't taken a day off in four years.
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"I've talked to Joey about (a day off)," Price said.
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" However, "It doesn't always result in a day off school.
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Thanks to Slack you never truly have a day off.
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Taking A DAY OFF FROM THE STUDIO AND THE OFFICE.
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It's one thing to give a guy a day off.
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She tries to take a day off, here and there.
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It gives employees a day off to do exactly that.
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Now aren't we all looking forward to a day off?
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Callaway tried giving Cespedes a day off twice this week.
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"Don't be afraid to take a day off," Phetasy says.
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He never took a day off and helped everyone he encountered.
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But a day off in July also comes with some certainties.
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She tells PEOPLE she hasn't had a day off since Dec.
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She took a day off work to handle the phone calls.
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"I'll take a day (off) when I need to," he said.
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He needed a day off because he was sore, he said.
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Counting down the shifts until I have a day off (two!).
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Even if Watson wanted to take a day off, he couldn't.
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He seldom took a day off, seldom broke for midmorning traffic.
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He persuaded Couture to give him a day off to recover.
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"Just a day off for him," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Fans were stunned ... claiming Stern's NEVER taken a day off before.
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Sometimes you just need a day off on a tropical island.
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Exit Interview Jeremy Pope hasn't had a day off in weeks.
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"Even when there's a day off, there's never really a day off, because there's so many decisions to be made and you're always rushing to make stuff," she said, as Jackson ad-libbed in the background.
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It was a day off from work, so what do you do?
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In fact, she likes "A Day Off with Kellyanne Conway" the most.
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You saw these guys at a community center on a day off.
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Manager Robin Ventura said it was just a day off for Eaton.
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Campaign 2016 Team Clinton got a day off from talking about emails.
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If production took a day off for a holiday, nobody got paid.
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He's day-to-day with Thursday as a day off for Boston.
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"You don't really lose anything" when Lind gives Zimmerman a day off.
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For students, it's a day off as precious as any statutory holiday.
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"With a day off, it resets everything for both teams," he said.
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We have a terrible time making sure we have a day off.
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I don't think Jim's taken a day off in about four weeks.
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On Thanksgiving Day, after many weeks, I finally took a day off.
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Others do it because they can't afford to take a day off.
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If we had a day off in Oakland what would we do?
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Shannon took a day off work to help move Nicole to college.
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The Mets then headed for flood-ravaged Houston and a day off.
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How would you even tell if they needed a day off anyway?
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If it's my work that's hindering me, I take a day off.
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He said, 'I'm not going to tell you I want a day off.
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He took a day off from work to fly from Texas to California.
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For many people in America, yesterday was a day off school or work.
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OK, so on that note, tell us how you spend a day off.
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Stormzy, I assume, has not had a day off in about six weeks.
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A guy needs a day off, really, anyone can move into a spot.
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The short, Mr Night Has a Day Off, was made by Ignas Mellunas.
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A day off meant we could do things we'd always meant to do.
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There is no such thing as a day off, especially in real estate.
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A day off the circuit may well push you over the finish line.
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No success story ever began with someone taking a day off of work.
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C Miguel Montero came up big Friday after taking a day off Thursday.
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Is it a day off work, time spent grilling with family and friends?
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"I really wish I had a day off," he said, rubbing his eyes.
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I managed to go more than a year without taking a day off.
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So I then took a day off and dedicated 14 hours to sleep.
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You see people that can afford to take a day off from work.
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In most situations, I don't think people have had that load that I'm actually putting on, so for me it's kind of no rest, get out there and play, take a day off here, a day off there, see what happens.
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Some women will take a day off work to highlight the role of women.
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She has a day off, so maybe we'll go shopping again and she pays.
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The Orioles also get a day off before resuming interleague play against visiting Pittsburgh.
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One more day of work for G. and then he gets a day off!
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NOTES: Angels CF Cameron Maybin was out of the lineup, getting a day off.
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NOTES: Angels SS Andrelton Simmons did not play, getting a day off for rest.
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SS Jimmy Rollins, 37, will get a day off Thursday after three straight starts.
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He sat out the next two games, then had a day off on Monday.
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What do you and your daughter do when you have a day off together?
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The reality star didn't take a day off after partying at the Oscars, either.
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Once, when she asked him for a day off, he called her a 'whore.
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We had a day off every two weeks or something but were barely home.
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Would Christiane Amanpour be asking if a guy can just have a day off?
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The producers have agreed to hold 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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"Thanks to the committee for arranging a day off from school today," he said.
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The exporters are keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through March.
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He has also told Jagr to take a day off when he wants to.
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U.S. markets resumed trading on Friday after taking a day off Thursday for Thanksgiving.
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Woods opened with consecutive 523s, with a day off in between because of rain.
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The old myth that we should not take a day off is an extreme.
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But she did tell Ms. Scott that she would be taking a day off.
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Every so often, we need a day off from crazy prints and bold silhouettes.
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When I take a day off, I'm thinking about not working on the game.
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Start a day off wandering through Pike Place Market, and get some affordable eats
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Despite the offensive momentum, Boone said both players would benefit from a day off.
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The Yankees will then return home and have a day off on May 24.
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Friday is a day off in Egypt, and church groups regularly take trips there.
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Workers in or around Paris region worked from home or took a day off.
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Anyway, I had a day off so I decided to go to the aquarium . . .
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Originating in the mid-1600s, the day was traditionally a day off for servants.
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The rest of us take a day off every now and then, Bernie doesn't.
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Today is technically "a day off", but Rita says she hasn't put her feet up.
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"Got half a day off spending it with my mother — Happy Women's Day!" one said.
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When I do get a day off, I'm either writing, cleaning my house, or golfing.
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Having a day off from work can serve as the perfect excuse to lounge around.
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Townspeople couldn't afford to take a day off and ride a horse to the capital.
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However, asking for a day off when you're sick can be harder to put off .
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If Sia ever needs a day off, she should definitely give Kelly Clarkson a call.
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"He needs a day (off), a mental and physical day," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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I am still sore from that class, so I'm okay with taking a day off.
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The head chef took me to hospital and I had to take a day off.
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But then again: maybe playing the Lakers feels like taking a day off nowadays anyway.
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I hesitate to take a day off because of the havoc the change will cause.
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Counsell hopes to give Yelich a day off on Monday, as the Colorado Rockies visit.
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It's even tougher being Donald Trump's campaign manager and trying to take a day off.
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I had to take a day off this past week because I needed the rest.
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So sometimes when I have a day off I'm like, can you braid my hair?
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Honestly, it'd probably be worth it [now] just to have a day off of work.
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A silk cashmere robe from a cool startup, paired with tools for a day off
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For example, giving someone a day off from chores or making them a special meal.
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"It's good to get a day off in between," St. Mary's coach Randy Bennett said.
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Either way, you&aposll be doing yourself a favor by giving takeout a day off.
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That prepared me to step up if they left or just wanted a day off.
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And it's certainly easier to fudge the reason for a day off by being vague.
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Boone said he planned on giving Judge a day off every four or five games.
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Too often, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is seen as a day off — and little else.
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The show's about to wrap shooting for the weekend, but no one's taking a day off.
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OF/DH Avisail Garcia was not in the starting lineup Wednesday to have a day off.
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After about three years of work, she met another Sri Lankan migrant on a day off.
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The best was probably McKinnon as Kellyanne Conway attempting and failing to take a day off.
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But neither does taking a day off work to watch a parade when your team wins.
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If your boss "pings" you on a day off, you'd better respond — or find another job.
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Today is a day off because we all need time to vent in our own ways.
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"There's a tremendous sacrifice for these families, and it's a day off from cancer," says Coughlin.
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Most inmates in California get a day off their sentence for each day of good behavior.
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Yeah, every time you want a day off, there's a tweet, there's a ... something happens, etc.
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But while taking a day off is theoretically everyone's right, in reality it's not always easy.
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Texas improved to 21-26 on the 22-game homestand going into a day off Thursday.
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I'm happy to have a day off to reflect on what I've done at the tournament.
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The Giants have a day off Monday, affording Bochy the luxury of potentially adjusting his rotation.
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SS Didi Gregorious was given a day off on Tuesday, replaced by 2B/INF Starlin Castro.
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That would give the Padres desperately needed bullpen innings as they approach a day off Thursday.
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C A.J. Ellis received a day off after catching 26 innings in the last two games.
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"He didn't have an All-Star break, really ... so give him a day off," Snitker said.
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Every time he goes through a little lull, you think about giving him a day off.
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"He hasn't had a day off and he's been scuffling lately," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
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The postseason is a lot of baseball, but you're getting a day off every two games.
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But he had a day off, which is quite, so to say, necessary at this stage.
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This normally halts questioning, as those conditions are deemed "serious enough" to warrant a day off.
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The result means that after a day off on Tuesday, this year's championship — which began Nov.
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As a kid, it meant a day off school and a trip to Chuck E. Cheese's.
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It's not like a day off, when you can eat any time you feel like it.
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I never took a day off, because I felt that I had to outwork the competition.
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After a day off Monday, OG will face MAD Lions in one quarterfinal, followed by Virtus.
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Like Sterling this week, Ripken finally relented and admitted a day off was for the best.
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Aramco could not be reached for comment on Sunday, a day off for the company's employees.
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"News like this is why I can't ever have a day off these days," he said.
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Mr. Morelos often doesn't finish up before midnight, he said, and rarely takes a day off.
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X-rays of Iglesias' right hand were negative but he might need a day off Saturday.
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To be with him for his birthday, I had to take half a day off work.
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Sometimes the researchers will wake up after trekking long distances and wish for a day off.
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In 2020, it's possible that more and more students are going to need a day off.
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"You take a day off if you have a cold, because resting up will make you feel better, and if you're having a really bad anxiety attack or you're going through a bout of depression, taking a day off can make you feel better," she said.
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An ordinary day: A presidential detail, a day off Bottenfield groaned as he woke up that day.
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Next time you're taking a day off, warn her in advance that you'll be away from email.
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They took advantage of a snow day to play like kids on a day off from school.
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While Saturdays are usually a day off for NFL players, Brees sometimes creates his own practice sessions.
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If you're poor, take a day off every few months and use it to heal and recharge.
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There will be people that just won&apost vote and just take it as a day off.
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The ease of online shopping means customers don't need a day off to take advantage of discounts.
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If I need to send a message, I'll confront someone instead of giving them a day off.
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Maybe you booked a day off work to play through Diablo 3 the day it came out.
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"With a day off, we'll be in bed all day, just enjoying each other's company," he continues.
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But if you truly just need a day off, taking one might really help reset your mind.
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HOUSTON (AP) -- Nobody needs a day off in this World Series more than those run-down relievers.
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He is listed as day-to-day but would likely rest Wednesday with a day off Thursday.
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Harper received a day off and the Phillies were shut out for the fourth time this season.
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If I have a day off, I'll put some moisturizer on and mix in my Morning Aura.
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I started doing pastry exploring whenever I had a day off school and taking photos and tasting.
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Giving him a day off is difficult now with Jay Bruce likely going on paternity leave soon.
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With Monday being a day off for many schools, many parents brought their children to the protest.
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The cows, after all, don't take a day off and require care 365 days of the year.
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The four cooks worked together as touring concert musicians might, taking a day off just to jam.
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F LeBron James received a day off Sunday, and the Cavaliers lost 113-99 to the Wizards.
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Markets will be opening back up stateside, after taking a day off Thursday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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C Jarrod Saltalamacchia started for only the second time this season, giving Russell Martin a day off.
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I didn't have a day off for pretty much the whole year and it was really hard.
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What about the nice thing where you get a day off without the full-on apocalypse coming?
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"A day on, not a day off," he called it, and sponsored legislation to make it so.
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This means I'm going to have to take a day off from work to deal with this.
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Angelica mostly likes her job, despite the low wages — even though she never gets a day off.
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"At the Olympics, there's a reason why there's a day off between the races," Eileen Shiffrin said.
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He typically logged more than 120 miles a week and sometimes went months without a day off.
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The servants don't want a day off, and Lady Mary isn't the only princess on the premises.
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We would've been better off if the politicians took a day off instead of going into war.
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Arizona got a day off Monday, ending a streak of playing a game on 20 straight days.
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Chicago RF Avisail Garcia is expected back in the starting lineup after getting a day off Friday.
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Toward the beginning, Frankie asks Johnny if he'll have a day off from the diner for Easter.
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"Some guys needed a day off," said Bochy, who also rested SS Brandon Crawford and LF Angel Pagan.
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I love being at the library, but not having a day off for 12 days straight was brutal.
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"Everyone deserve a day off, even Jose Altuve," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said before a 12-9 win.
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CF Billy Hamilton was given a day off Saturday after appearing in 15 of the first 17 games.
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As a boy growing up in Buffalo, New York, I knew it as a day off of school.
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Is there anyone who enjoys a snow day more than kids who just got a day off school?
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We would have been better off if the politicians took a day off instead of going into war.
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With a day off coming, Boston will be able to skip Kendrick's next turn and adjust its rotation.
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Kaine took a day off of the campaign trail to speak at the 47-year-old's funeral service.
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That said, the internet never takes a day off, so it was just as full as the rest.
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Green said Margot won't play Thursday but that he was looking to give him a day off regardless.
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"I could have used a day off," said Robles, who pitched for the fourth day in a row.
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Or is it generally seen as a day off from school and work for the people you know?
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Although Cespedes said he was "ready right now to play," Manager Terry Collins gave him a day off.
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The video was shot in Los Angeles while the group took a day off tour in Los Angeles.
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OPEC and other crude exporters led by Russia are keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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OPEC and other producers have committed to keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through March.
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Manager Paul Molitor said Sano has been trying to do too much lately and needed a day off.
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Most of the workers said they worked eight-hour days and often had a day off each week.
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Lawmakers took a day off from their back-room machinations to oust Prime Minister Theresa May to participate.
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The firefighters are supposed to get a day off every 14 days and another two after three weeks.
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The name of the restaurant comes from Mr. Hong's belief in the importance of taking a day off.
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I know, but after Trump won we got half a day off from school because people were upset.
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"I told her she had to take a day off, but she just wouldn't do it," Gennette said.
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Cespedes missed three games and gained two more days of rest with a day off and a rainout.
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Or take a day off work for a mini-staycation (but without a 50-item To Do list).
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It seemed right for a day off, with babysitters, parents, and offspring sprung from their desks and playdates.
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This is kind of like a day off for him so he doesn't mind the snow at all.
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Eating breakfast in bed is my all-time favorite thing to do when I have a day off.
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Reeve Carney, a star of "Hadestown," regretted the Grammys didn't coincide with a day off for the show.
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Bumgarner sprained his left shoulder in a dirt-bike accident on a day off in Denver last month.
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Manager Terry Francona said he wanted to give him a day off to keep him healthy and fresh.
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" One online floral company, Floraholic, wrote, "Hong Kong is sick, let's take a day off for some rest!
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Having opened the bar four months prior, he hadn't had a day off yet and was looking for staff.
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She's delivered impressive SNL performances as Conway in everything from "A Day Off" to a Fatal Attraction-esque skit.
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And, another virtue, which you can deduct from her daily outfits: There's no such thing as a day off.
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Binladin did not immediately reply to an email seeking comment on Friday, a day off in the Gulf region.
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According to Vogue, her husband would take a day off to read her manuscript and give her thorough notes.
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Where did the idea of taking a day off to celebrate the contributions of working people come from anyway?
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The alleged plot was only uncovered when Escamilla took a day off for a doctor's appointment on Aug. 7.
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C Buster Posey was given a day off after playing in 19763 straight games for the Giants, starting 19.
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"He was like, 'We'll see if we can get you a day off or something,' " the football pro explained.
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C Kurt Suzuki got a day off Thursday, as is usually the case for day games following night games.
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It's been almost 10 minutes since Cruz told reporters he hoped they would have a day off to rest.
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San Diego then utilized a day off Thursday to ship closer Fernando Rodney to Miami for a minor leaguer.
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PH Matt Carpenter got a day off from third base but made the most of his one at-bat.
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On a day off, she has an assignation with a friend named Fermín (Jorge Antonio Guerrero), and gets pregnant.
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Mateo will play shortstop two days a week and second base four days a week with a day off.
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The trials, at the University of Oregon's Hayward Field, take a day off on Tuesday before resuming on Wednesday.
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We get a day off in Las Vegas in a few days though, which will be a nice break.
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When she took a day off to go snowmobiling with a best friend, the situation reached a crisis point.
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Cubs CF Dexter Fowler, who received a day off Monday, is three hits shy of 1,000 for his career.
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The accord aims to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market, but output has fallen even further.
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I replied that I wanted to meet them for lunch because they had a day off for Good Friday.
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The cartel wants to take 1.5 million barrels a day off the market as the coronavirus outbreak curbs demand.
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"I can't remember the last time I had a day off," Doliber told Vox during one of her breaks.
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On May 13, 2017, Ms. James had a day off from rehearsals for "Julius Caesar" at the Public Theater.
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He agreed that his body, which has been hobbled by a hamstring strain, might benefit from a day off.
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"It's a day off from the husbands, kids and responsibility," one of them told me of their monthly picnics.
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You're a software engineer who is working on a day off and spot a fundamental error in the coding.
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For years, the holiday was celebrated as a day off, a long weekend or maybe even a beach vacation.
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On a day off, Lloyd fell and hit his mouth on a rock, knocking out two of his teeth.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — After 2600 years, Afghanistan's long war shows no sign of taking a day off, even in midwinter.
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What single parent can afford to take a day off work to wait to gather water for dependent children?
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" One online floral company called Floraholic wrote, "Hong Kong is sick, let's take a day off for some rest!
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The need was met by donors who gave up a day of a vacation or a day off work.
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Curry used a day off in Indianapolis to visit the young fan at the Riley Hospital for Children in November.
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Seeing your husband get fit while you've got your post-baby body, I'm like, 'F— you, take a day off!
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SR: If I have a day off, it's because I'm traveling or have something going on, so I can't play.
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The first to arrive, at 5:45AM ET, was a patent attorney who took a day off to be here.
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Google employees won't be punished for taking a day off to protest Donald Trump on May 1, International Workers Day.
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They really need a day off tomorrow to rest and then go to Chicago and play a great Northwestern team.
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The younger Eastwood is in Sydney filming an upcoming installment of Pacific Rim, and had a day off from shooting.
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Now we know that even on Valentine's Day, neither take a day off from their hilarious trolling of each other.
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"I can remember in the beginning we didn't take a day off in two-and-a-half years," says Badgley.
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One example is the Day of Caring program, where employees receive a day off to volunteer at their favorite charity.
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Manager Ned Yost said Friday that the catcher could have played but he decided to give him a day off.
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"I will be in Stockholm on a day off in the middle of my tour," Eilish, 17, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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SS Francisco Lindor, who had appeared in 63 of the Indians' first 26 games, was given a day off Sunday.
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Here are some wise ways you can use the national holiday for a little more than just a day off.
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Sorry world, I'm taking a day off from praying for you today and I'm just gonna pray for my family.
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Brett Gardner got a day off against a left-hander but should be back in the lineup Saturday, Girardi said.
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In a recent Skype call from London on a day off, Mr. Millepied looked happy and relaxed, quick to laugh.
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It's never a day off, and I'm always working to help the people of New Jersey and do my job.
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He could help her, she recalled him saying, if she came to his house on a day off he arranged.
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But don't worry, the Yanks have a day off before taking on the Cleveland Indians in the ALDS on Thursday.
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A day off helps you come back to training a little fresher, feeling ready to take on the next workout.
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A few years ago, he was swimming with a friend on a day off at a Futures event in Greece.
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Howard Stern returned to the airwaves Monday and he was pretty dumbfounded -- why all the fuss over a day off?
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But she still takes a day off from current work at an accounting firm to attend the luncheon every year.
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"I can't afford to take a day off when I'm not doing something with my body," James told reporters recently.
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He fell for it so hard that in his first two years, by choice, he didn't take a day off.
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He had thrown three days in a row from 20 feet, taken a day off and progressed to 5.443 feet.
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Many people raise money for charity as they do it, and can pay to take a day off from sobriety.
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Since I went freelance, I no longer feel guilty taking a day off because it's on me to catch up.
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They told themselves to just keep pushing through to New Year's Day when they would finally have a day off.
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It makes sense, even outside of spiritual considerations: The (Christian) Sabbath is no longer a day off for most people.
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Both teams will enjoy a day off Friday, then suit up again on Saturday — in a rematch in Oklahoma City.
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Because they have a day off on Wednesday, the Yankees do not need a fifth starting pitcher until June 17.
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I took half a day off school to go and meet them at the HMV in Central London after that.
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"When Angie has a day off, the first thing she does is get up and take the kids out," Pitt said.
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All that traveling and performing sounds exhausting, so when she has a day off she makes sure to go all out!
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In her four years of working at Babar Hair in Melbourne, Australia, employee Betty Boo has never taken a day off.
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Then, in 2014, on a research trip to Cuba I took a day off and went to pay a personal visit.
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On Sunday we generally have a day off with the crew and we often have a bit of fun in microgravity.
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Use the time to catch up on a day you missed (or just enjoy a day off — you deserve it).6003.
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If he feels good enough to pitch he will pitch, if he needs a day (off) he will get a day.
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A day off is nice, but it's not going to get retirees any more motivated to go to their polling place.
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Tampa Bay began an 633-game homestand with Boston and will not get a day off until the All-Star break.
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Since January, the group has aimed to keep 1.2 million barrels a day off the market in order to drain oversupply.
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The best/worst is this thing where bloggers tell you super-seriously they're going to take a day off social media.
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She can only carry so much paint, no longer climbs structures if she is alone, and sometimes takes a day off.
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Manager Joe Girardi was hoping the game could be played, because the Yankees already have a day off scheduled for Monday.
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Harvard Business Review says that taking a "microvacation" might be the best way to get the benefits of a day off.
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Collins said he planned to give Bruce a day off on Saturday because he had been pressing at the plate, hitting .
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OPEC has aimed to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market this year to shrink brimming global crude stockpiles.
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OPEC, Russia and nine other producers to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of 2018.
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In 2016 he said, "I did suffer from depression; if we had a day off, I couldn't get out of bed."
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Wayunisih had taken a day off from working on the oil palm estates and Puteri had skipped school for this trip.
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But in the spirit of starting the week on a positive note, we thought we'd take a day off from complaining.
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Compared with a cross-country skier who has to race for 50 kilometers, this is a day off with a cocktail.
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Lugo and Gsellman got the call because the primary setup man Jeurys Familia and closer Edwin Díaz needed a day off.
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Brady has said he does take moments to enjoy his life, whether it's with a cheat meal or a day off.
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The most important thing is, we got here safe, and we had a day off on the back side of it.
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Under pressure to find workers and unable to take a day off himself, he decided to close his store before midnight.
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They hadn't had a day off in four months, she said, but the owner was recording only part of their overtime.
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Afraid to ask for a day off, or lacking adequate paid leave, some workers go years without taking a sick day.
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And I wish I could just like ... we could all take a day off and go for walk in the woods.
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Usually we would go have a quick breakfast together, but I have a day off, so I cycle back home without showering.
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"Bournie ... he always says he's fine but it's my job to decide when guys need a day off," manager Chip Hale said.
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"I'm a huge breakfast person so if I have a day off, I make a massive amazing breakfast," Franklin, 21, tells PEOPLE.
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C Yadier Molina was back in the lineup Friday night after a day off, which stirred up a tempest before the game.
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Across the street is an indoor pool where locals and soldiers taking a day off from the front get a soapy massage.
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Daughters instinctively knew During those first two weeks of July, officers in Baton Rouge worked 12-hour shifts without a day off.
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Several companies in the cities of Bangalore and Chennai gave their employees a day off on the day of the movie's release.
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As for her bout with Zika, she took a day off work and then was back in the restaurant the next day.
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A pregnancy could have derailed her career, and she made the decision to schedule the procedure on a day off from filming.
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NGOs say many work for wages as low as S$2 ($1.48) an hour and some do not get a day off.
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The 32-year-old Dominican is expected to get the nod in left on Thursday to give Michael Conforto a day off.
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Afghanistan declared Sunday a day of mourning and said Monday would be a day off to allow care of the victims' families.
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I love summer, and I love pools, and I love a day off to eat things that were cooked on a grill.
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If you allow for cheat days, or if you believe in giving yourself a day off, this week is time to indulge.
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I like to go to bed early, and I go out of town to visit friends when I have a day off.
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Kirsti Esch, a waitress in New York City, says she can't afford to take a day off, even if she is ill.
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"It was almost a day off, so I was fresh and physically 100 percent today to play against Richard," the Belgian said.
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In reality, it is the teachers that make what is being taught come alive, an exhausting job that deserves a day off.
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Hillary Clinton, who has called the recent spate of police killings of black suspects "unbearable," had a day off from campaign events.
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The deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market is set to last through the end of the year.
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Reyes was supposed to play third again Wednesday, and Flores was supposed to play first with James Loney getting a day off.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 reversed early losses to close up 0.12 percent at 22,20183 as markets reopened for trade after a day off.
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The Saudis have spearheaded an agreement among OPEC and other oil exporters to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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NOTES: After a day off Thursday, the Royals have only one more off day the remainder of the season, on Sept. 18.
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Ryan Bassil As an anxious child afflicted with a debilitating fear of rain, I managed to blag many a day off school.
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What if you're living paycheck to paycheck, and taking a day off to file a complaint means you can't pay your rent?
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Now she finally has a day off in 2019, ahead of the DVD/Blu-Ray release of The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
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He planned to watch video on Friday, a day off, before returning to the batting cages before Saturday's game against the Nationals.
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He started at first base, going 1 for 3 with a walk, as the rookie Dominic Smith was given a day off.
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Manager John Gibbons said it was just a day off for Pillar, who was 213-for-21 in his previous five games.
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"I possibly would have closed with him tonight, probably, knowing that the other guys could probably use a day off," Girardi said.
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Have you ever felt so overwhelmed, stressed, anxious or depressed that you thought you needed a day off from school to reset?
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Mr. Kim claimed to have never taken a day off and to have reported for work the day after he got married.
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On Tuesday, The Guardian newspaper reported that the consulate's Turkish staff were told to take a day off the day Khashoggi disappeared.
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In Oklahoma City in December, on a day off between his triple-doubles, Russell Westbrook sat on the Rolling Thunder Book Bus.
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"My goal, of course, is to get through the first round somehow, and then it would be a day off," he said.
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"My goal, of course, is to get through the first round somehow, and then it would be a day off," he said.
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Kenna said offering workers the chance to vote, either by paid leave or a day off, is an important part of employee benefits.
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He did them on the weekend or after school; now he works 53 hours days without a day off for the entire season.
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But no matter how bad it gets, it's your mind, not his, and you owe it to yourself to take a day off.
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Many workers were also required to work 14 days straight without a day off—all for a wage of about $2.26 per hour.
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Then you go to the beach, you swim around, you hang out, you have a day off, and it feels kind of great.
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And if the pain is too much, it's also fine to take a day off and focus on feeling better — SoulCycle can wait.
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The music industry is also home to lots of freelancers who don't have sick leave and who can't simply "take a day off".
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So if you love Trump, take a day off from tweeting about Uranium One and process the gravity of what's going on here.
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Kevin Horne was not one of the men on trial, but would take a day off work every week to travel to court.
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However, selling may be limited because of a strike in Kuwait that has taken more than 1.5 million barrels a day off line.
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After a whole week of detoxing and working out, I think I deserve a day off from the gym and some extra sleep.
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It's the start of an eventful week at Wrigley, where the Cubs will receive their World Series rings Wednesday after a day off.
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Archbold even took a day off work to help Gillian get a temporary identification card so he could take a train trip home.
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Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said Martinez will likely have a day off Sunday and resume his rehab stint Monday with Triple-A Toledo.
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Barrow, enjoying a day off from Dullsville, is able to finagle the butler job, with Carson staying on as a sort of advisor.
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What follows is a short conversation we had while she was taking a day off from a round of extremely painful experimental treatments.
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NOTES: Toronto 1B Justin Smoak (calf) sat out, and 73B Josh Donaldson also did not play, just to give him a day off.
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On a day off, a few weeks before the injury, Jankowski had persuaded them to climb Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England.
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She returned home, and even though it was a week before the election, she took a day off to process what had happened.
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No one would have faulted Boone for going to the whip, even during this stretch of 22018 consecutive games without a day off.
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Once inside the car, there was a general rejoicing that it was finally Friday — a day off from the trial to sleep in.
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I was so afraid to even ask my manager to take a day off for a funeral so I went through someone else.
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He probably wants it to snow more than just about anyone but a small child eager to have a day off from school.
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By then we had about 20 guys and 20 girls, and we'd do six days on, then a day off, nine-hour days.
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Because of his legacy as a civil rights leader, members of Congress agreed the holiday should be more than just a day off.
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Taking a day off to rest is OK, but don't use DOMS as an excuse for an extended (or permanent) break from exercise.
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The previous year, he had been on tour with the London Philharmonic in Germany, and the players had a day off in Regensburg.
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Check opening times before you go; Monday is a day off for most of these destinations, and hours can change around the holidays.
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Maine, along with several other states, prohibits the sale of cars on Sundays — largely because industry groups favor a day off without competition.
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For millions of fans, the release of a 'Rajini' film is such a momentous occasion, that it calls for a day off work.
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They rarely take a day off or a vacation (minus work-related trips to gaming tournaments and other public appearances for Tyler), Jess says.
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Some women say they can't afford to take a day off for "A Day without a Woman," which is part of the day's tribute.
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He had missed the last two games with a sore left thumb ... Brewers manager Craig Counsell gave C Jonathan Lucroy a day off Saturday.
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Abu was locked in her employer's home and forced to work around the lock, with barely any rest, sleep, or even a day off.
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INF Eric Sogard was in the starting lineup and atop Milwaukee's batting order Saturday as manager Craig Counsell gave Jonathan Villar a day off.
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Get that money and pay off a bill, sock it away, take a day off, treat yourself, whatever you'd like - but cash that check!
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To a full-time graduate student and a working mother of three, that sounded pretty good: She didn't have time for a day off.
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The AC broke in the bus two days ago so we're getting that fixed today, but we have a "day off" [makes quote signals].
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And someone working for minimum wage would have to work 305 straight years without a day off to match the Grammy-winner's "Work" profits.
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Muslims in the West groan about having to ask their bosses for a day off—without knowing in advance which day it will be.
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He'll take a day off, to clear his head in the middle of an 0-20203 slump, and he'll never return to the lineup.
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The recipients can then spend these coins on various rewards — a day off, a conference ticket, a coffee with someone notable, etc etc etc.
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"We gave Murph a day off two days off prior to the off-day and he came out strong," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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Take a day off and fire it up, and expect to lose several more to its spelunking exploration and explosive bouts of evasive action.
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She couldn't get more than a day off work but thought it was critical that she join the other doctors in lobbying and protesting.
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Francona had considered giving shortstop Francisco Lindor a day off as well, knowing he had started 149 of the club's 152 games before Thursday.
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However, she prefers the long-haul flights because they mean getting a day off before and after, which she usually spends exploring her destination.
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Girardi did some mild juggling of his lineup, moving Castro to shortstop to give Gregorius a day off and playing Refsnyder at second base.
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He was slated to be the DH and bat third, but was replaced by Kendrys Morales, who was set to have a day off.
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That persuaded OPEC to work with Russia and several other producers to take 1.8 million barrels a day off the market beginning in 2017.
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It's been a roller-coaster for him in the last couple of rounds but he had a day off and that means a lot.
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When I started, I didn't have a day off in six months and I started doing weird stuff like fall asleep at the mixer.
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My mom could see this and said that I could take a day off and get my mental health back to a healthy level.
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The Yankees will not have a day off on the trip and will most likely call up a minor leaguer to start a game.
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The Ducks looked much stronger after a day off Wednesday from Coach Randy Carlyle, and they pounded the Predators up and down the ice.
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Marianne Bryant, a lawyer from Voorhees, N.J., said she had taken a day off from work to be part of the protest, her first.
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Organizers for the protest encouraged people to take a day off work, wear red or spend money at only women and minority-owned businesses.
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On a day off from the Berlin Staatsoper's "Festtage," during which 10 Wagner operas were being performed, I attended Handel's "Hercules" at the Konzerthaus.
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Taking a day off from showcasing your life might make you less likely to indulge in those expensive activities that are so tempting to post.
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Shawn Mendes took a day off from touring to take his team jetpacking -- and Santa Claus takes 'em all to school on how it's done!
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Hernández, 20, works at a local supermarket ferrying boxes up and down, and was afraid to ask for a day off and risk getting fired.
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Whenever one strikes, she is forced to take a day off, saddled with too much pain and grogginess to get through a normal work day.
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Brewers second baseman Scooter Gennett has matched White's home run total but is a prime candidate for a day off Sunday, as he carries a .
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Earlier this week, OPEC and 10 other allied producing partners agreed to keep 1.2 million barrels a day off the market for another nine months.
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But instead of giving coffee a day off or flowers and a card, they're observing the day by giving back to us, the coffee drinkers.
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I was meeting expectations, but no matter what, if you had to take a day off because your child is sick, it was frowned upon.
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C Jonathan Lucroy was given a day off on Friday but did pinch-hit in the eighth then remained in the game behind the plate.
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But an injury to Schneider and regular backup Keith Kinkaid needing a day off opened the door for Wedgewood, who walked through it with confidence.
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Many got a day off from work, including the pandas at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington after it closed Friday due to severe weather.
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There's a good chance that if I give him a day off and he doesn't fight through it, he'll be in the same boat tomorrow.
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But that's not stopping her from a constant stream of new music, as with today's new "Three Packs a Day," off of her label Milk!
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And when your only payment for work is possibly getting a day off for meeting certain quotas, there isn't much reason not to cut corners.
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After tiring of a repetitive farm schedule, a clever sheep named Shaun plans to trick the farm owner into giving his herd a day off.
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Bryant, the third baseman, was wilting in the heat of his first big league season, and Maddon was trying to give him a day off.
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Analysts expect renewed sanctions to take as many as 500,000 barrels a day off the market, about one-third the impact of sanctions under Obama.
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Reds OF Adam Duvall had a day off Saturday after going 0-for-8 with four strikeouts in the first two games of the series.
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Don't just jack the job in straight away—maybe ask for a day off a week, and get to a position where you can stop.
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In the meantime, if we really want to give everybody a day off in October or November, what about creating a holiday for Election Day?
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The traveling class began arriving yesterday (some, to judge by Instagram, after sneaking in a day off in Como or Cap d'Antibes) and continues today.
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By changing looks all game long — helped by a day off beforehand — the Indians flummoxed a powerful lineup and introduced a new way to win.
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Surging U.S. production threatens to offset the impact of OPEC's deal with Russia to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through 2018.
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She took a day off from campaigning to work through her feelings and comfort her daughter, who didn't understand why the officer didn't believe them.
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This one has taken 5.7 million barrels a day off the market and demonstrated the vulnerability of the pumping heart of Saudi Arabia's oil industry.
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Regardless, make sure you notify your boss as soon as you suspect you'll need to take a day off to help alleviate any logistical challenges. 2.
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You feel like that and then we got to enjoy a day off and get ready to play because obviously we've got lots on the road.
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Through September, the threat of sanctions wiped about 800,000 barrels a day off the market, fueling speculation that some oil importers would struggle to find supplies.
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I've interviewed grocery store workers and nurses whose bosses fired them for taking a day off because they were sick or they had a sick child.
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I had a day off, and I walked around, and I was thinking about how much more we could do with this game, with future games.
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Banister gave Diekman the save chance because closer Sam Dyson worked four of the last six games and he wanted to give him a day off.
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Twice a year, Netflix's designers and engineers take a day off from regular work to put together the most innovative and unnecessary inventions they can imagine.
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On a day off from the shooting schedule, Adams came to realize how pervasive the memes, not the N.F.L. playing career or television spots, had become.
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He has quite a few more days before he gets a day off, and I can't chill in the house any longer without getting this done.
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The joke here is that there's no such thing as a day off when your candidate is Donald Trump and every day has a new scandal.
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I strongly believe that everyone needs a day off, not just from work, but even from "work" that happens at home, For example, chores and obligations.
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Like, she got an X-ray three times a day that — you would take a day off from work if you got, like, one of these.
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In Group II, leaders Denmark and holders Germany have a day off on Tuesday as Spain take on Slovenia while Macedonia clash with the Czech Republic.
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You have now probably realized that the science geek in your office asked for a day off on this random August Monday over a year ago.
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So it would seem that President's Day is literally intended to let you sleep in, maybe do a little online shopping, and have a day off.
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In my next life, I will seek out a job where taking a day off requires nothing more than a quick phone call to the boss.
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The agreement calls on OPEC and other producers to keep 2200 million barrels a day off the market, but they've actually been cutting deeper than that.
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For that occasion, however, productivity took a hit as a public holiday gave Britons a day off work, alongside the warmest April weather in a century.
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Di Fara Pizza was opened in 1965 by Domenico DeMarco, an Italian immigrant and known workaholic who's barely taken a day off in over 50 years.
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Besides fireworks and a day off (for many of us), the holiday will be marked by that quintessential American skills test: Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
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We're always open, and people looking for narcotic painkillers know they can come in any time without scheduling an appointment or taking a day off work.
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Columbus Day is the most useless holiday on the federal calendar — and it's time to stop using it as an excuse for a day off school.
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In some channels (like #support) I get notified on every message until I'm taking a day off, then I can mute that channel for 24 hours.
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"It's more in the muscle so we expect he'll be OK." With an afternoon game Sunday, Cash said Norris was going to get a day off.
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On Friday, the kids' first day home, Wenzel treated it like a day off, letting them play video games and relax, before settling into a routine.
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For something completely different head out to Itapuã on a Sunday to see a beach packed to the brim with extended families enjoying a day off.
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The top reasons for not taking it when they needed it: having too much work, fearing negative repercussions or being unable to afford a day off.
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He also suggested that instead of giving students a day off on Columbus Day, that it be turned into a day for studying history in school.
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I understand people with actual mental health getting a day off to help with brain activity, but I don't think anyone should just get a break.
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Matz, while picking up four strikeouts, was able to provide the Mets important length as they begin a stretch of 17 games without a day off.
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The overnight delay could be costly for Djokovic, who will not get a day off before his quarterfinal match against No. 11 Tomas Berdych on Wednesday.
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Some state employees were offered perks like a day off to attend, and Cairo residents were reportedly given free meals to help fill out the rally.
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About two dozen oil producing nations are keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market to drive down global inventories to their five-year average.
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In June, the group agreed to restore some of that output and return to its goal of keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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He saw Farris never take a day off, whether for The Light House or the Our Three Winners Foundation or simply to help someone in need.
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Marvel has plenty on its plate this spring, including the release of "Captain Marvel" and "Avengers: Endgame," and a day off to celebrate just wouldn't do.
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Every Sunday when Clarence Hollowell has a day off from delivering mail for the Jacksonville Beach Post Office, he heads to one unexpected place: a rundown cemetery.
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The pair met last week at the Louisville Zoo, where the military trainee had decided to spend a day off after 10 months of training, reports WDRB.
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Somebody understood, in one of the oldest creation stories, that you needed a day off, because when you stop, it's not just that you take a break.
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Dr Lee: I'm originally from South Korea, where women have a right to have a day off per month if the pain of their period becomes unbearable.
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I would never trade it for anything because being able to work anywhere, do anything is amazin, but I haven't had a day off in five years.
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RHP Gabriel Ynoa was given a day off after pitching consecutive days in relief, his first two days in the majors after joining the Mets on Saturday.
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Barrymore celebrated having a day off to just be a parent by spending "a wonderful Sunday" with her two daughters — Frankie, 4 next month, and Olive, 5.
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After playing a makeup game in Detroit on Thursday instead of having a day off, they visit the Baltimore Orioles for three games to complete the trip.
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Tulowitzki got a day off Friday after a 3-for-33 slump but is expected back in the lineup for the second game of the series. 2.
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That performance was a shock to Djokovic and his extensive entourage, but he decided to give himself a day off from practicing Monday to regroup and reboot.
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Busy with them and her full-time job, all Ariana wants is a place to get regular birth control without having to take a day off work.
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OPEC and 11 other exporting nations agreed last year to take 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in the first six months of this year.
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The following day was a day off from shooting, when Ogunjiofor, Ojukwu, and their crew would recuperate and plan the production schedule for the weeks to come.
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OF-2B Ben Zobrist sat out Saturday's game against the Dodgers, getting a day off after playing in 41 of the Cubs first 48 games this season.
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Without a designated hitter spot in the N.L., Maddon said, outfield days give Bryant "almost like a day off" compared to the physical demands of third base.
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OPEC and several other exporting nations, including Russia, have agreed to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in a bid to boost oil prices.
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A majority of respondents in a new American Barometer survey say Election Day should be a federal holiday for which everyone gets a day off from work.
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Not the romantic variety — though he did spend Valentine's Day alone — the singer spent a day off from his Purpose world tour lounging poolside in Acapulco, Mexico.
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But I knew that if one of my daughters got sick, I could take a day off if I needed to and get them to the doctor.
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OPEC and other producers including Russia are keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in order to drive down inventories to their five-year average.
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Hardened stagehands pulled us aside in the wings, fighting back tears to say what our having volunteered to fly there on a day off meant to them.
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I saw the same faces every day in arenas, tour buses, and concert venues, so when I had a day off, I tried to avoid the crew.
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Ms. Suzuki said that she had never taken a day off while Parliament was in session and that she had never skipped any of her public duties.
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A day off work means losing around $100 in pay, she said, and if she had to take more than a few days off, losing her job.
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A day off from work, food on the grill and a great fireworks show: These are the traditions we look forward to on the Fourth of July.
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He once regularly turned out in the outfield, but now usually plays designated hitter or pinch hits when he's not pitching, taking a day off before starts.
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Pegram has made one accommodation in deference to Smith's age: a day off, when possible, on the eve of such races to dodge tiring red-eye flights.
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He was enjoying a day off at his lakeside home near Kalamazoo a week ago when US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents took him away in handcuffs.
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While many have a day off work, a half-dozen Democrats competing to unseat Trump in 2020 will crisscross early primary states from New Hampshire to California.
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The family got the idea to start traveling after Carmen and her husband realized they hadn't taken a trip, or a day off, in over three years.
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"The only reason why we did it was that the Bears had done it and it was a day off," David Hill, the tight end, told Yahoo!
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But, having a day off of work is a free day to read a motivational book and really have some down time, which you wouldn't normally have had.
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C Drew Butera is a veteran, filling in in the past whenever All-Star C Salvador Perez needed a day off or filling in whenever he was injured.
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Ellsbury did not start because manager Joe Girardi wanted to give him a day off against a left-handed starter after he played 22 days in a row.
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But presidential spokesman Harry Roque told a news briefing early Thursday Duterte got tired and took a day off, denying rumors he had been admitted to a hospital.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third biggest oil producer, are expected to wipe roughly 1 million barrels a day off the market by the end of the year.
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Tiger Woods' caddie is about to get a day off after a fan recently won the chance to step in as the golfer's assistant during a charity auction.
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My boo doesn't have a day off for awhile, and I still have three more nights to go, so I know the situation is only downhill from here.
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I go to sit there on a day off and figure out my life's problems and people show up to talk to me about what's wrong with me.
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I FaceTime with my sis, as she took a day off and is just hanging out at home, and we can rarely talk without D. or F. around.
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Some workers in Moscow will mark the start of the World Cup with a day off in a push to ease the Russian capital&aposs notorious traffic jams.
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C Yadier Molina was given a day off Thursday as the Cardinals played the third contest in a stretch of 20 consecutive games until the All-Star break.
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Hundreds of thousands of public school students got a day off, as classes were canceled for the day in New York City, Philadelphia, northern New Jersey and Boston.
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"I've been looking for something for him to get a day off, and today's as a good a day as any day," Hinch said prior to Monday's game.
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He also played in the All-Star Game, and manager Brian Snitker said he was overdue for a day off - he'd started 96 of the first 227 games.
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Mr. Sanders returned to Vermont on Wednesday and said he was taking a day off the campaign trail to recharge himself for the next phase of the race.
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Mine workers like Mr. Meadowcroft kept a punishing schedule: 13 consecutive days of 0003-hour shifts, a day off, then another 13 consecutive days of 12-hour shifts.
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She took a day off work to come to the social services office and try to resolve the issue and get her child back in daycare, Schreibersdorf said.
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The deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market has helped drain a global glut of crude oil and boost prices to 2½-year highs.
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The ones set free by a day off work, who have come here to enjoy it, bringing a strange enthusiasm to this ordinary winter's day at the park.
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Here are 19 signs you need to take a day off (more, if you can swing it): You consider quitting on the spot at least once a day.
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"We get a day off (Thursday) and then we'll see," said Martin, who manned the leadoff spot the past four games and is one of Seattle's hottest hitters.
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RF David Peralta made his first start in center field this season on Wednesday because CF Chris Owings was given a day off after making 173 straight starts.
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While in Africa, Mr. Tillerson took a day off to recover from what the State Department said was exhaustion from long nights catching up by phone with Washington.
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Using virtual beings as brand ambassadors offers advantages (they never need a day off), but raises a crucial question: What happens to the idea of truth in advertising?
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After getting trounced in the New York primary, Sanders flew home to Vermont for a day off and "an opportunity to think," according to MSNBC's Alex Seitz-Wald.
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Boone made one significant change in his lineup, giving Bird a rare start, with the hot-hitting Luke Voit getting a day off to rest a stiff back.
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More than 22006 members of the Soulpepper crowd have signed on to watch their beloved Toronto Blue Jays play there on July 22.5, a day off from performing.
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If students can be excused from school due to a physical illness, then why is it any different to let our minds have a day off as well?
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Why can adults have sick days, but it is a struggle to convince both our parents and teachers that we need a day off without hearing the consequences?
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The rally coincided with the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, which is typically a chance for everyday citizens to use a day off work to lobby their legislators.
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After taking a day off on Saturday, Trudeau stormed out of the gate on Sunday with two major policy promises: a tax-cut plan and cellphone bill reductions.
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David Waldstein: Chapman threw 20 pitches after a day off, so he should be fine for Game 7 tomorrow, but it will be a bit of an unknown.
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A Christmas Carol Ebenezer Scrooge is an angry, miserly money lender who feels that his employees should never have a day off and that workhouses are wasteful entitlements.
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But in this case, I was getting so much done that if I took a day off, it was like the entire staff taking a few days off.
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Getting medication often means taking a day off work to trek to the nearest pharmacy, which involves spending money on transportation and often waiting in a long line.
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"He was like, 'We'll see if we can get you a day off or something,' " he told the New York Post in June of becoming a first-time father.
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So far, both OPEC and non OPEC seem to be complying with the plan to hold 1.8 million barrels a day off the world market, so that prices stabilize.
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Apophis Squad would use Twitter to ask people who wanted a day off school to send the hacker squad cash, and would send out a hoax email in response.
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne reportedly split Osbourne returned to her show Tuesday after taking a day off amid reports that the rocker had left their home in Los Angeles.
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" When Butler does get a day off, he enjoys "getting on a motorbike, putting a tent on the back and going to Sequoia National Park to camp and hike.
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Haddish is a longtime fan of the discount service and planned on going on a swamp tour on a day off, and the Smiths decided to invite themselves along.
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It's easy to pretend that long weekends are all fun and no responsibility, but let's be real: There are always both pros and cons to getting a day off.
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OF Carlos Gonzalez is in a horrendous slump, so manager Walt Weiss chose to give him a day off from starting as Pittsburgh went with left-hander Jonathon Niese.
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MOSCOW – Some workers in Moscow will mark the start of the World Cup with a day off in a push to ease the Russian capital&aposs notorious traffic jams.
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A beautiful song famously ruined by the fact that producer George Martin took a day off and Paul had to call up a random guy to arrange the orchestration.
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It's told from the point of view of Jane Fairchild, a servant in the Niven household, who's given a day off while her employers go to a luncheon party.
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That would prolong the agreement among OPEC, Russia and other oil-producing nations to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the whole of next year.
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Indians manager Terry Francona gave regular starters Jose Ramirez, Jason Kipnis and Austin Jackson a day off and his starting pitcher Danny Salazar lasted only 2 2/20113 innings.
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The shoe delivery company is giving its employees a day off, and is also campaigning to make the leap year a federal holiday in the U.S. through a Change.
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That would prolong the agreement among OPEC, Russia and other oil-producing nations to keep 230 million barrels a day off the market through the whole of next year.
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Russians will not get a day off, like they do on May Day, Russia Day, International Women's Day, Defenders of the Fatherland Day and a half-dozen other holidays.
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In contrast with scheduling at the London Games in 2012, they did not have a day off between the qualifying round and the final, which started before 10 a.m.
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The 14-member oil cartel OPEC is partnering with Russia and other producers to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of the year.
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He has sold papers on the sidewalk outside the 86th Street station every night and morning for 36 years with no newsstand or shelter, and rarely a day off.
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Last week, when the Cubs had a day off in Boston while the Yankees finished a series there, Castro lunched with a good friend, the Cubs reliever Pedro Strop.
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It's distance, time, money, the challenge of getting a ride, taking a day off work, and finding someone to care for the children that most abortion seekers already have.
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Since attending would have required me to take a day off work for travel, I took pleasure instead in choosing and sending a gift, along with joyful best wishes.
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Hicks and Didi Gregorius, who both played the full game Sunday night, were in Monday's starting lineup, but Girardi implied that both could get a day off on Tuesday.
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Hicks, who had a bag of ice on his ankle, and Headley, who said his shin hurt where he got hit, will most likely get a day off Tuesday.
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When England decided to play the entire game in a single go, they took a day off work, and stocked up on water, alongside energy boosters like protein bars.
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"I know people that worked more than five weeks in a row," Pierson said, adding that he heard reports of some employees going eight weeks without a day off.
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Elected officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, which lies just outside of Washington, D.C., voted Tuesday to give students a day off on the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
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"People will not cross the street to save 5 percent on jeans, but they'll take a day off from work to go to a sales tax holiday," she said.
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Usually, I wake up at 4, 5 o'clock, so Sundays are the only day where I can kind of like rest and take, I would say, a day off.
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"A normal week, when we have played on Saturday, we have Sunday to recover and then Monday is a day off," he said, beginning to flick through the pages.
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Besides, she said, nobody wants to come in on a day off to have the inevitable talk with managers about an incident, let alone become an unwitting YouTube star.
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There's very broad slapstick (especially after Chuck's surgery, when he can't see but has to pretend he can, lest his boss catch on to why he took a day off).
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These days, I love running, lifting weights, and doing a weekly spin class and it totally bums me out if I have to take a day off for any reason.
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When employees who haven't missed a day of work in nearly 25 years come to you and ask for a day off to march against injustice, the answer is easy.
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When the pair have a day off to shoot, they post a shout-out about their location and ask for women in the area to come along to be photographed.
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At the most, I will have two days off per month, but if a customer puts in a request for me on a day off, I have to prioritize that.
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Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina was given a day off Saturday, so Reds center fielder Billy Hamilton will have to wait until Sunday to resume wreaking havoc on the veteran backstop.
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And I'm always accessible for those who rely on me, whether my wife wants us to take a day off together or my team needs me while I'm on vacation.
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She took a day off from campaigning last week to examine the research books provided by her campaign staff that details each potential contender's positives and negatives, deeds and misdeeds.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce know how to make good use of a day off in Italy ... with a cool summer drive followed by some R&R at a luxury resort.
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Unsurprisingly, the judges had little to say about the employer's reciprocal responsibility to be loyal enough to its workers to let them take a day off when they get sick.
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OPEC and a group of non-member allies led by Russia are currently trying to keep 1.2 million barrels a day off the market through the first half of 2018.
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If you think of the holiday as an excuse to take a day off from work and hang around in your jammies, well, you're sort of in the right spirit.
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Knowing that I could take a day off from work and quite literally help save the lives of a dozen or more animals just by doing this, that was it.
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A day off may also not be enough for Malaysians working in cities like Kuala Lumpur who have to return to their home towns or villages to vote, they said.
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That would prolong the agreement among OPEC, Russia and nine other oil-producing nations to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the whole of next year.
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Due to starter Joey Lucchesi being on the disabled list and with Thursday being a day off, Padres manager Andy Green designated Wednesday a "bullpen" game and started Matt Strahm.
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I was tired even on my "days off" from class, which weren't really what they sounded like: Taking a day off from studying was a good way to flunk out.
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It's every decision you made going into it: every time you ran when you didn't want to run, every time you took a day off when your body needed it.
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Maurilia Arellanes, a McDonald's worker in California, said on a media call organized by the labor group that she cannot afford to take a day off if she is sick.
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But Thomson told Sanchez before the game that he was unlikely to play given that the Yankees were just beginning a stretch of 20 consecutive games without a day off.
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On a day off, Barakat ransacked the offices, taking as many documents as he could, before driving some two hundred and fifty miles north from Damascus, to the Turkish border.
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We believe in the grace of a day off and time to spend it with family, even if we do not celebrate the birth that stands at the holiday's heart.
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Assertions that she once hadn't had a day off in over 211 years, or that there were times when she simply "cared too much" resonate in both frightening and comforting ways.
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Hurdle's bullpen has been pushed to the limit this week in part because of a doubleheader, extra-inning contest and a makeup game on what would have been a day off.
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Molina didn't take kindly to comments by manager Mike Matheny that he needed a rest, going to Instagram to say that he'll let everyone know when he needs a day off.
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Speaking with Grenada High Commissioner Karl Hood, "[Harry] said the best birthday present would be to have a day off, so she could lie about and do nothing," Hood told reporters.
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A-list approved designer Jason Wu frequently dresses Diane Kruger for fashion shows and red carpets – but she gave her close friend a day off when she attended his recent wedding.
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Scott was only given 4½ "days off" apart from the breaks NASA builds into his day, but unlike a day off work on Earth, he was still technically on the job.
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While most of us were running errands and enjoying a day off, the rapper had to juggle some major shade from Remy Ma and the end of her partnership with Kmart.
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And not everyone has the resources to take a day off work or school to get to the nearest welcoming provider in the case of a healthcare refusal, as Marian did.
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In more places than that though, it looks like business as usual, as most women around the world do not have the privilege, ability, or support to take a day off.
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You can ignore them or you can get into the holiday spirit, take a day off from the real world, and imagine a reality free from any meaningful conflict or hardship.
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We had a day off and I went back and looked at myself and all the teachings that (Kevin Garnett) had given me and I tried to implement them all tonight.
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OPEC is expected to extend its deal with Russia and other oil producers to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market, but what's not clear is for how long.
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OPEC is expected to extend its deal with Russia and other oil producers to keep 22018 million barrels a day off the market, but what's not clear is for how long.
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The group said that the initial test does not have to be a colonoscopy, a procedure that typically requires a day off from work and an often-unpleasant bowel cleansing routine.
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Rafael Nadal went from a full day to a day off after rain forced the postponement of all 26 Olympic tennis matches — including all three Nadal had been scheduled to play.
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While some would like to rescind the holiday, for the time being in Columbus's honor federal workers get a day off, retailers tout October sales, and U.S. presidents offer annual salutes.
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"It's become a 365-a-year thing, and sometimes you just want to say 'uncle' and take a day off, but that can mean you miss out on someone," he said.
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Most people consider Sunday to be a day off—an escape from the 7 am alarm chimes, the morning chaos, the daily commute, and the repetitive tasks of the work week.
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The name is a nod to Mr. Hong's Sunday Bird and the importance of taking a day off to relax, which Mr. Hong neglected in his days in high-powered kitchens.
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"You have to raise so much money, the smaller companies don't have enough staff, and Jessica was running the company for the last seven years without a day off," she said.
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The Chicago White Sox returned from a day off with an unexpected power surge while the Tampa Bay Rays have been on the receiving end of many offensive explosions of late.
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Friday, giving those still digesting Thanksgiving dinner (and lucky enough to have a day off) a chance to see Bella (Kristen Stewart) end up with Edward (Robert Pattinson) all over again.
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The producer group has partnered with nonmembers, including Russia, since January to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in order to shrink global crude stockpiles and boost prices.
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Australia, playing their third match in successive nights, lost Nick Kyrgios to a collarbone injury before the quarter-final and faced a Canadian team who has a day off on Wednesday.
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But in recent years, the U.S. government has pushed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday to be recognized not as a "day off" but as "day on", a day of service.
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But there it is, winking at you in a handful of scenes, prodding you to wonder if Ventimiglia might take a day off from This Is Us to film a quick cameo.
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The whole family wore costumes on Thursday night to celebrate the holiday, and it appears that the Patriots quarterback took a day off from his intense diet to enjoy some Halloween candy.
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I currently work on Saturdays and Sundays, so I never have a day off unless I request one — and I only ever do that when my boyfriend and I have bigger plans.
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For most people, a snow day calls to mind visions of blowing snow, hot chocolate, and a day off from school, but weather nerds tend to look at things a little differently.
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On top of that, managers are notified if their team members haven't taken a day off in the last six months, and are asked to schedule them some much-deserved time off.
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I took a day off to make a day trip to the Guggenheim in Bilbao and rerouted my European plans to take advantage of a seat at Dîner en Blanc in Paris.
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Oil prices surged 2 percent on Monday after Saudi and Russian energy ministers said they agreed producers should roll over a deal to take 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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The Orioles took a day off Monday to lick their wounds after becoming the last major-league team to suffer a loss in Sunday's 7-3 setback against the New York Yankees.
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SS Didi Gregorius didn't start for the Yankees on Tuesday at the Chicago White Sox, getting a day off after making three errors in New York's loss Monday to open the series.
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Fizdale snapped when questioned why Barrett, among the league leaders in minutes played, reached 40 minutes on Sunday night in garbage time, noting that the team had a day off on Monday.
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"I figured with the day off tomorrow, today would be a good day to give him another a day off, knowing he was available to pinch-hit," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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Oil prices fell sharply at midday on Wednesday after energy ministers sent mixed signals about extending an agreement that has kept about 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January.
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About two dozen oil exporters, including top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia, meet on Thursday in Vienna to discuss extending a deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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The 14-member OPEC cartel, Russia and nine other producers agreed on Thursday to extend their deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of 2018.
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That means OPEC's current deal with Russia and other producers to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market is likely to cause at least a short-term undersupply of oil.
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"They do it as they are dissatisfied - they even take a day off work, pay for a bus ticket, pay for a hotel room, pay accommodation just to be there," he said.
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The Mariners got a day off Thursday after matching their worst 10-game start since 2004 one day earlier, losing for the fifth time in six contests to fall to 2-8.
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NOTES: Giancarlo Stanton returned to the Miami lineup, and C Jeff Mathis got a day off Saturday as the Marlins near the end of a stretch of 17 games in 17 days.
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You have Valentino, who's like 80 years old, and he's been at Astor Place for 50 years and has never taken a day off, except when he was literally in the hospital.
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When she once tried to take a day off, she told me, the prison staff then punished her by refusing to give her basic hygiene supplies such as sanitary pads and toothpaste.
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Numan al-Jibouri, who works at the station, said that Thursday was a day off for him, but that he had been nearby when the explosion occurred and rushed to the scene.
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The Democrat-dominated legislature also voted to give Virginians a day off on Election Day, a decision that both celebrates the right to vote and gives more people time to do so.
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And the minute I was like, 'I'm not fine; I need a day off, I need a moment,&apos" she continued, "Nobody could handle it because they infantilized me from the beginning.
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OPEC and other major exporters are keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in a bid to shrink global crude oil stockpiles and end more than three years of oversupply.
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Manhattan was just a two-hour train ride away, so Gamache decided to take a day off from work to hand deliver to Pharrell a pair of Reeboks personalized with his portrait.
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Having a day off from work gives you plenty of time to hit the gym, park or an exercise class, and can prep you physically and mentally for the upcoming work week.
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Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC), also a KPC subsidiary, said it had given its employees a day-off on Wednesday, except those whose jobs required them to be in their work places.
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Higher oil prices could influence the producers' discussions about how to exit the agreement, which has supported oil prices by keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January 2017.
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While there are still many unanswered questions, Mr. Kristiansen told the Danish radio station DR P4 Nordjylland that Daniel had gotten a day off school to watch the teams examining the wreckage.
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Huibers also likes having a day off in the middle of the race week, a rarity in Caribbean regattas that often jam back-to-back races into three or four days straight.
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Last week, students in Georgia's Cherokee County School District were pretty sure they'd get a day off from school when the surrounding districts gave their kids a weather-related break, as PopSugar reported.
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We had a day off in between cities on our autumn tour so we drove to the beautiful Peak District [in England] and smashed out the song in the back of the van.
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The Greens reckon that lopping a day off the working week would begin to redress the inequalities between men and women, since both paid and unpaid work might then be shared more evenly.
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Cubs 3B Kris Bryant is day-to-day with a sprained left pinkie finger and could get a day off Friday, as he is 3-for-22 with 11 strikeouts against Martinez. 2.
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"Honestly, we can't wait to have a day off to catch up with everything that people have been saying," Demos told Mashable in an interview following their Television Critics Association panel on Sunday.
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And if you really aren't feeling it, definitely take a rest day: "If you love running, remind yourself that distance (or a day off) will always make the heart grow fonder," he says.
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Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic had been due to get a day off on Wednesday while the top half of the draw battled it out, but now all men will be treated equal.
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Or will they just walk upstairs, a little dazed, (everyone gets a day off work the day we do it: that is the sweeteners), and just like, have some pancakes, watch some TV?
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Due to starter Joey Lucchesi being on the disabled list and with Thursday being a day off, Padres manager Andy Green designated Wednesday a "bullpen" game and started left-handed reliever Matt Strahm.
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Kibsgaard is also encouraged by recent signs that OPEC and other exporters including Russia will extend a deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of 2018.
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After Wednesday's victory, the Mets (27-19) were a half-game back of the Nationals (28-19), with a day off Thursday followed by three games at home versus the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Moreover, why should women be entitled to take a day off of life in all its grand responsibilities to prove we're equal to everyone else who isn't entitled to take the day off?
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It won't get any easier after a day off on Thursday, as the Mets will next host the Yankees, with the second-best record in baseball, for a three-game series this weekend.
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In 2016, nearly 50% of young fathers in the Netherlands said they take a day off at least once a week to be at home — and that percentage has only continued to increase.
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Although some students may use the opportunity to take a day off from school I believe the large majority of students will use their days of recovery wisely and only when truly needed.
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Collins said he hoped to give his veteran starters a day off every 10 games or so, which meant that Conforto might get another start this weekend in place of Bruce or Cespedes.
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Each Israeli election is a day off for those who want it, at great cost to the Israeli economy as a whole, though the parks are expected to be full of happy picnickers.
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HIGASHI-OSAKA, Japan — Mitoshi Matsumoto, the most famous 7-Eleven convenience store owner in Japan, wants to do something unthinkable in his 24-hour, 7-day-a-week industry: take a day off.
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OPEC, along with Russia and several other producer nations, is keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of the year in order to shrink global stockpiles of oil.
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The 14-member cartel and other oil exporting nations including Russia are trying to clear a global glut of crude oil by keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through March.
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Released by the Houston Astros in August 1970, he attempted a comeback with an independent team — he visited Carson on a day off — and made five starts for the Atlanta Braves in 1978.
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The Los Angeles Rams tailback -- and now the richest-ever RB in NFL history -- didn't take a day off to enjoy his fat new paychecks ... and instead decided to get some shoulder work in.
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Huang Lanfeng, a former Jasic worker, told BuzzFeed News that workers at Jasic were subjected to harsh working conditions, including being routinely forced to work 30 to 63 days consecutively without a day off.
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The singer, then a part of the all-girl teen group Dream, wrote that Carter had invited her over to his house during a day off from a movie they were both starring in.
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A Number One country hit in 2003, the record opens with a familiar country setup: a guy hates his job and his boss, and he hasn't had a day off in over a year.
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Oslo, August 31st again stars Lie, this time as a recovering heroin junkie who uses a day off from rehab to visit old friends and wander the streets of the city like a ghost.
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"When a school floods, it can mean more than a day off of school," Laura Lightbody, director of Pew's Flood-Prepared Communities project and one of the study authors, said in a press call.
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Gomez, who has hits in six consecutive games, had a solo home run and a run-scoring single as Texas played the last of a stretch of 20 consecutive games without a day off.
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NOTES: Cardinals manager Mike Matheny had planned to give OF Stephen Piscotty a day off Friday, but he took over in CF when Dexter Fowler had to leave the game with right heel bursitis.
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NOTES: Cardinals 3B Jhonny Peralta, who came off the disabled list Tuesday and went 4-for-9 with a double, homer and five RBIs in his two starts, was given a day off Thursday.
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While not everyone is able to take a day off work, there are many other ways to participate in A Day Without A Woman and make your voice heard: Here are just a few.
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OPEC and other oil exporters led by Russia have kept 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January, helping to boost crude prices about 40 percent from the lows of the year.
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The 14-member cartel, Russia and nine other exporting nations recently extended an agreement to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market to help shrink brimming stockpiles of crude around the world.
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Even on a day off from work -- Bey and Jay play Saturday in Poland next -- Blue and her pops had to travel with plenty of security to stop fans from swarming in the park.
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Feebly in the process of trying to get some much needed hydration and sunshine because it is cold and I haven't had really any sun in weeks but I've taken a day off today !
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A week of merrymaking in the streets, feasts in backyards, and happy hours turned happy days culminates in a citywide block party and a day off work when everywhere else it's just another Tuesday.
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This fall, JbDubs, right, will release "NYC Piece of Me," a song inspired by Britney Spears, which he recorded in Los Angeles on a day off from dancing Ballet Theater's "The Nutcracker" in December.
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In what didn't appear to be an effective way to ease the tension, Dave Brailsford, the head of Team Sky, lashed out at French fans when the Tour took a day off on Monday.
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Game 5, originally scheduled for Thursday, was pushed back to Friday, which was once a day off for travel — and the ripple effects of that shift will resonate throughout the rest of the series.
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Employers can let employees vary their start and end times, or schedule four 10-hour workdays with an extra day off each week, or nine-hour workdays with a day off every other week.
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Morton joked that no matter what the outcome, students in Kentucky should expect a day off Wednesday — either because teachers are staying home to celebrate a Bevin defeat or sulk because he was reelected.
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After a day off, the Giants look to bounce back Tuesday against the host Diamondbacks, who are eager to get off to a quick start after opening last season with a 13-18 mark.
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Analysts say the most likely course for OPEC this weekend is to reaffirm its current policy: slightly raising output to return to its target of keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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In South Korea, female workers have been entitled to a day off each month since 2001, but few employees in male-dominated workplaces are eager to exercise that right, according to the Korea Times.
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Ozuna, who got a day off Sunday after starting the first 290 games, added another hit in the fifth and scored on O'Neill's double into the left field corner that made it 5-0.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Muthukani Murugesan faked illness to take a day off work on Wednesday and joined hundreds of fellow maids protesting in southern India for a living wage and better benefits.
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NOTES: The A's shifted Billy Burns to right field for the first time this season, with Coco Crisp in center, giving Josh Reddick a day off rather than play him on Tropicana Field's artificial turf.
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Filling in for regular center fielder Mike Trout, who was out of the lineup for a day off, Los Angeles' Brian Goodwin struggled to track Eloy Jimenez's deep drive with two outs in the fourth.
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Netflix will make all nine season 2 episodes available at once, which means ambitious or addicted subscribers can take a day off work and get caught up with the entire story in a single day.
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The narrator of "Loitering with Intent" takes a day off work: I stayed in bed the next morning; about eleven o'clock, when I woke, I telephoned to Hallam Street to say I wasn't coming in.
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They are scheduled to open a three-game series with the Red Sox on Friday after a day off to check in on their families and homes that may have been impacted by Hurricane Irma.
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So all of the women in the world got a day off from working harder, being disrespected or harmed, and living with fewer rights, to put their feet up and snack on mochi all day.
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He's getting an extra day of rest, which may not be a coincidence given the fact Texas has a day off Thursday that will permit manager Jeff Banister and his coaches to attend the game.
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Sure, it's typically a day off for the majority of employed citizens, and sure, that means you can sleep in, laze around the house, and do a whole lot of nothing, if you so choose.
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Coco Crisp received a day off but is expected to return to the lineup Saturday as he has gone 03-for-29 with 11 RBIs and 11 runs scored during an eight-game hitting streak.
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Going to Montgomery, as some now must to get a driver's licence, means the best part of a day off work for two people, the test-sitter and his chauffeur (there is no public transport).
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Ask for what you want now, whether it's a day off from work or a loan, and you can manifest it—but Mercury is still retrograde, so expect to explain yourself a few times over!
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And since the US does not vacation, some employees have to choose between a day off and a paycheck: 25% of private companies do not give paid vacation, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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His schedule has been relentless: He did not have a day off until last weekend, and he seized the opportunity to take his family to San Miguel de Allende, a colonial city popular with tourists.
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The second officer would "take the arrest," and receive the extra pay for going to court on a day off — even if that meant testifying about events the officer had never witnessed, the report maintained.
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If they attempt to take a day off or refuse to work, staff members punish them by withholding essential items, threatening to move them to more dangerous housing units or locking them in their cells.
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It helps that the Yankees' first six games are against the Baltimore Orioles and the Detroit Tigers, two of the worst teams in baseball last season, and that a day off follows the first game.
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Ms. Kalski, a bartender from Queens, and her friend Callie Roth, who took a day off from the SoHo clothing store where she works, wanted to grab the last summery remnants of the beach season.
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The service has stumbled at times, including this month when it faced complaints that an ad in India — telling husbands to use UberEats so their wives could take a day off from cooking — was sexist.
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This drive is so long we're supposed to do it in two stages, an all-nighter to San Sebastian, a day off there, then overnight again to Valencia, playing a show the night we arrive.
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I took the day off to take the second set of pills; I would've liked to do it on the weekend rather than take a day off, but [I didn't want to wait any longer].
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CF Mike Trout was given a day off, and manager Mike Scioscia hoped to get him into the game as a pinch hitter in order to keep alive Trout's streak of 178 consecutive games played.
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As I said on Sunday's "Reliable Sources," I wish this weren't the case... I wish the fact-checkers could take a day off... but just look at his USA Today op-ed the other day.
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Gregorius, who has rarely taken a day off while playing shortstop for the Yankees during the past two seasons, asked to come out of an exhibition game the Netherlands was playing Saturday afternoon in Arizona.
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He combines size and speed with strength and agility in the manner of James, who during a day off this month went to Charlottesville, Va., to see Williamson and the Blue Devils take on Virginia.
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As well as a day off, traders were looking toward June unemployment data due out on Friday for a glimpse of the how much the labor market may be tightening, and for potential price pressure.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in November agreed to take 1.2 million barrels a day off the market in a bid to reduce huge stockpiles of crude that have built up in recent years.
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"When employees who haven't missed a day of work in nearly 25 years come to you and ask for a day off to march against injustice, the answer is easy," they said in a joint statement.
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NOTES: Tigers manager Brad Ausmus indicated Sunday he will give a day off apiece to 1B Miguel Cabrera, DH Victor Martinez and 3B Nick Castellanos while Detroit is at NL foe Washington the next three games.
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In his published letter, O'Donovan notes, "Except for Christmas Day and Easter Day, the Queen never has a day off...." But the hardest working royal in the monarchy goes to Princess Royal Anne (Prince Charles' sister).
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Today, I can take a day off with the peace of mind that the business is still generating income, and that my right-hand woman is holding down the fort and taking care of my clients.
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"I once used a coworker's vacation benefits to prove why I was owed a day off, and my supervisor said that the company 'strongly discourages employees discussing their salary and benefits with each other'" she said.
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They'll maybe pay for your parking fees and maybe a meal, but typically, they won't pay for things like childcare, or if you've lost a day's wages, because you had to take a day off work.
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Because taking a day off work is impractical for many women, you can also participate in other ways, including not shopping (except at local, women-owned businesses), calling your representatives, and donating to pro-women organizations.
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For the first time in his career, he was told that he couldn't take a day off for the Muslim holiday Eid al-Fitr until he submitted a signed letter from the mosque in his neighborhood.
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But, according to research from Harvard Business Review, taking microvacations might actually be the best way to make the most of a day off without all the stresses of a typical week- or two-week vacation.
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Automation of most jobs is only a decade or two away, and human workers increasingly have to compete with computers, algorithms, and robots that never get tired, or sick, or depressed, or need a day off.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak met with his Saudi counterpart, Khalid Al-Falih, in St. Petersburg to discuss the deal, which has aimed to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January 2017.
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Payne added that Russia "smells blood" in the weak U.S. shale sector and would be looking to shave 1.5 to 2 million barrels a day off U.S. shale production, which has increased sharply in recent years.
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Chris Chatfield, a sophomore outfielder from greater Tampa, explained that he and his teammates were in the area for a three-game series against Connecticut and were given a day off to attend a Yankees game.
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It would grant the federal government's two million full-time employees a paid day off, and would make companies, many of which shut down on federal holidays, more likely to grant their workers a day off.
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Washington (CNN)After taking a day off from the campaign trail to "recharge," Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is hitting the ground running in Pennsylvania, holding three events Thursday ahead of the Keystone State's primary on Tuesday.
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She rarely had time for uninterrupted sleep, and when she was given a day off—which usually required a bit of cajoling and begging—she would check herself into a hotel so she could get some rest.
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Giancarlo Stanton was given a day off on Sunday after telling manager Don Mattingly he was feeling fatigued, but all he and his Miami Marlins' teammates did one day later was wear out the New York Mets.
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C Chris Stewart gave Francisco Cervelli a day off and gave the offense a lift with two RBI, including a double down the left field line that put the Pirates on the board in the fifth inning.
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He had just completed a record-breaking "Big Year" of birding, in which he often spent 215 hours a day, without taking a day off, observing some 6,042 species of birds in 41 countries on seven continents.
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The opposition Labour Party also weighed in, launching a new policy off the back of the historic win by saying the whole of Britain should be given a day off to celebrate if England won the tournament.
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Monday is technically our day off, but it's not a day off for my life, so it's filled with all the things that I can't do when I'm in rehearsal or previews, so it's almost more busy.
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Souza's two homers help Rays beat Yankees NEW YORK — Two years ago Steven Souza Jr.'s birthday gift was getting sent down to the minors, and last year it was a day off against knuckleballer R.A. Dickey.
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The first four hitters in their lineup combined to go 0-for-15 with five strikeouts in the setback, with All-Star shortstop Zack Cozart returning from a day off to go hitless in four at-bats.
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The 33-year-old reality star may be expecting her first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, but she's still logging plenty of time in the gym — and she's not even taking a day off for Christmas Eve.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - While more than 2000 countries take a day off for May Day, U.S. President Donald Trump will spend next Tuesday deciding whether to extend a largely U.S.-China trade standoff into a more global dispute.
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This newsletter will take a day off for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, but returns on Tuesday to get you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch.
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THE CLASS As much as I like the idea of taking a day off from physical exertion, I love the community and the movement that the Class offers, and I inevitably end up in the 10 a.m.
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The actress, who is forty-four and has long, coffee-colored hair and bangs, had a day off from shooting the Showtime series " Billions ," on which she plays Wendy Rhoades, one of the show's few female characters.
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The nation's oil and gas giants are seen as reluctant participants in the agreement, which began in January 2017 and aims to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of the year.
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Oil producers are meeting in Abu Dhabi on Monday and Tuesday to figure out how to improve compliance with a deal struck by OPEC and other exporters to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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I don't really know where I'm going to be in 12 years anyway—I study fashion so I'll either be rich and successful and never get a day off, or I will be a jobless wayward spirit.
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Since both Mr. Goldman and his wife, Jamie Favaro, 37, are juggling multiple projects — she works in harm reduction and is also building an online platform on the subject — Sundays are hardly ever a day off for them.
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He transformed the diet and conditioning of players, who liked to eat full English breakfasts before training, and would engage in notoriously heavy drinking sessions on Tuesdays (the "Tuesday club") as they had a day off on Wednesdays.
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At various salon jobs she held in the following years, she says that she could never take a day off to see a doctor, was not allowed to leave early, and was constantly afraid she would be fired.
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Part of the plan when Upton was acquired from the San Diego Padres on Tuesday was that he could spell the regular outfielders, who could either be given a day off or be used as the designated hitter.
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Brian Ishmael, of the University of Phoenix, told Fox 10 that while many people see Memorial Day as "a great day of fun" and "a day off of work," the fallen soldiers should be remembered for their sacrifice.
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INF Stephen Drew got a rare start at third as manager Dusty Baker said he wanted to give his regulars a day off as the Nationals have a stretch of games slated for 15 days in a row.
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Saudi Arabia turned to Russia when OPEC could no longer control prices, striking a deal to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market in an effort to rebalance after crude's plummet below $30 in February 2016.
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S.B. 440 would create an opt-in program for Pennsylvania school districts to establish "flexible instruction days" that use technology to allow for remote instruction, rather than having students and teachers take a day off for inclement weather.
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Whereas Mayweather seemed to live for boxing, never taking a day off, Hatton ballooned by 40 pounds between fights, drank like a fish, and seriously, I'm not joking, his usual pre-match meal was an actual fry up.
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On "Work From Home," one of the biggest pop songs of the year, the women of Fifth Harmony encourage their partners to pretend to do as the title says, taking a day off without losing a day's pay.
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Martin Luther King Jr. was a racist womanizer, "but because someone shot him, I get a day off with pay each year so I will take it," the letter from O'Connell quoted a Shaw Facebook message as saying.
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In his rookie year, Porzingis was coached by Derek Fisher, who knew not so much about coaching and used a day off to travel to a party in Los Angeles, where he rumbled with his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend.
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Between teaching vocal music and choir at Missouri Baptist University and performing at holiday parties with his band darn near every night, Glenn had not had a day off in two weeks when we spoke in early December.
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International benchmark Brent crude hit a nearly four-year high above $81 a barrel on Monday as the market braces for U.S. sanctions on Iran that threaten to wipe about 1 million barrels a day off the market.
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In a year like 2017 that was as chaotic, controversial, unpredictable, polarizing and filled with political theater that never took a day off, CNN finished third during primetime — the most important time of the schedule for any network.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, along with other producers including Russia, has been waging a battle against U.S. shale producers, agreeing to take 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through the end of 2018.
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This is a big shopping day for procrastinating Christmas celebrants — a day off work for many and a chance not to end up at the mall next Sunday picking up tactical stockings and chemistry kits on the fly.
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In an early December meeting, OPEC and non-OPEC countries agreed to take about 1.2 million barrels a day off the oil market — initially for six months — starting January, amid a persistent imbalance between global oil supply and demand.
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Eschewing strict, bland diets or a rigid workout schedule, the radiant superstar focuses on getting plenty of sleep — at least 7 to 9 hours a night ("10 or 11 hours on a day off") — and drinking lots of water.
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With Fernando Rodney given a day off, Archie Bradley struck out the side on 12 pitches in the ninth inning for his first career save to preserve a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres at Chase Field.
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To be like, I'm depressed, I need to go see a doctor or I'm really tired from work so I'm gonna take a day off — that kind of thing doesn't happen in Africa because everyone is trying to survive.
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But, we have to admit, a day off to eat Prince Harry's famous bacon butties — which he made for late-night partiers at Will and Kate's wedding — drink Champagne, and gawk at all the dresses does sound pretty lovely.
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But when U.K. workers saw the news about Prince Harry's engagement to Meghan Sparkle (this is her name now, sorry), many were concerned with a more practical matter about the royal wedding: Will it mean a day off work?
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After beating Donald Trump, Clinton and Warren (excuse me, "Elizabeth") "will take a day off* for the inauguration**," and then get to work on legislation to ease student debt (again, Warren's signature issue) as a top tier Democratic priority.
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In Japan, where markets resumed trading today after a day off on Monday, the finished 479 points, or 2.71 percent, lower at 13,218.96, with the mining sector down 5.55 percent and the oil and coal sector falling 5.21 percent.
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And while the tenth month is mostly known for its holidays — Indigenous Peoples Day and, obviously, Halloween — there's something special about October that has absolutely nothing to do with trick-or-treating or getting a day off of work.
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Beyond traveling, taking a few hours or a day off can also allow you to knock off a to-do list of personal items (getting your oil checked, changing your tires, making it to the dentist, furniture shopping, etc.).
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These are spending categories that I want to intentionally save money for, and they include:My "self-care" fund, which has gone toward therapy, massages, and paying for services that free up my time when I need a day off.
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Two dozen oil producers, including Russia and the 14-member oil cartel OPEC, have been keeping 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January 2017 in order to drain a glut that tanked oil prices in 2014.
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Our newsletter will take a day off on Monday for Presidents' Day, but check your inbox again on Tuesday as we get you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch.
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The pillars of that new order are growing production from U.S. shale oil fields and OPEC's eventual exit from a deal with Russia and other big producers to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market through 2018.
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The Chuck of the episode's title, played by Higgins, is a vainglorious news anchor who doesn't want to admit he's aging and finds in Carol a willing conspirator when he has to take a day off to get cataract surgery.
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While this means that citizens won't have a day off from work to watch the ceremony or try to glimpse the parade in Windsor, many people will still be able to tune in, as the ceremony falls on a Saturday. 38.
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Longoria was 0-for-10 with five strikeouts in his previous two games and came back strong after a day off to lead an offense that also received two RBIs from Logan Morrison, who boasts a six-game hitting streak.
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At the same time, knowing when to hit snooze or take a day off from a regular routine calms the all-or-nothing terror that missing a day means you'll never work out again or that you're a bad person.
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Detroit has a day off Monday so all the Tigers' starters will get an extra day, with Fulmer being pushed back an additional day or two as the club tries to keep his innings total down as much as it can.
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To make life a touch grimmer, a junkie had just ran- sacked my apartment under the J train, after removing the door with power tools, and I'd had to take a day off of work to clean up the mess.
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The bit fantasized what a day off would be like for her -- rollerblading, painting, doing yoga -- only to be constantly interrupted by demands for television appearances so that she can try to explain fictitious off-the-wall comments from her boss.
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Dong Mingzhu made first place on the Forbes list of the top 100 outstanding businesswomen in China last year and has made headlines for having never taken a day off in 26 years, at the cost of her personal life.
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I've spent about 7 hours playing Noctis, and it's now about 4:30 AM. I consider the merits of sleeping, but it's a day off, so even though the sun is rising I decide that a few more hours wouldn't hurt.
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Upon investigation, authorities determined that Dennis had entered the Brink's facility on February 16, 2014 -- a day off for the Harpersville man -- and collected four empty skids and four empty ballistics bags, which he filled with beads, the Justice Department said.
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The men's and women's Laser classes had a day off, which could help Belgium's defending Laser Radial bronze medalist Evi van Acker recover from the effects of a gastrointestinal infection her doctors suspect was picked up on Guanabara Bay's polluted waters.
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Before a day off on Sunday, and the arrival of ministers on Monday, the aim is to cut down the number of options in a draft of about 300 pages so ministers will have less work to finalize a deal.
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But producing the HBO series, they said, was grueling — Mr. McKenzie said he counted a period of 110 days without a day off — even when they split their duties so Mr. Clement could rewrite scripts while Mr. McKenzie composed music.
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She tells CNBC Make It that she and her team have worked 100-hour weeks for the past ten 10 years and that her co-founder and husband Paulo Lima have not taken a day off since they launched the company.
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Cruz, who has 12 years experience as a domestic worker, felt empowered as, for the first time, she was able to set her own terms when negotiating for the new job - she asked for a day off and a higher salary.
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But on Monday morning, a day off for us due to President's Day, I shot Patrick an IM anyway: So we went live to Twitch and (after 20 minutes of even more anxious preparation), we finally faced down Nergigante together.
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It's that time of year again when many of us are forced to reckon with the fact that America lets us down daily, but we still really wouldn't mind a day off to collect cookout plates like Super Mario collects coins.
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The Kuwaiti beauty blogger Sondos Alqattan recently unleashed a storm of criticism after saying that Filipino domestic workers in the Persian Gulf region should not have the right to take a day off or hold on to their own passports.
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Deni wants to host a music festival for the people of the island, giving them a day off of work, but Red, a ruthless capitalist, will allow no such thing, smashing Deni's guitar and telling him to cancel the festival.
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Those players were convinced they should be granted a day off — in spite of the embarrassing no-show against the Celtics that matched the most one-sided home loss in league history — because they also played Friday night, upsetting Oklahoma City.
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Mitoshi Matsumoto, the most famous 2000-Eleven convenience store owner in Japan, wants to do something unthinkable in his 224-hour-a-day, 2100-day-a-week industry: take a day off for New Year's Day, Japan's most important holiday.
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"People who won't walk across the street to save $5 on a pair of pants will take a day off from work to take advantage of a sales-tax holiday," said Verenda Smith, a spokeswoman for the Federation of Tax Administrators.
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A group of about a dozen oil producers led by OPEC has aimed to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market since January 2017 in order to drain a global glut of oil that caused a punishing downturn.
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The Toronto Raptors picked rest over making a serious run at the Cleveland Cavaliers for the top spot in the Eastern Conference and could give more people a day off when they host the NBA-worst Philadelphia 22ers on Tuesday.
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While some may look forward to Thanksgiving as a nice day to eat special foods, spend time with friends and/or family, or simply take a day off work, others are seemingly preparing for it like it's a grueling battle.
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It's Boxing Day in Britain and the Commonwealth nations, a day off for working people, at least once they've received their Christmas box, or tip, from the gentleman, their annual reminder that class sits at the very center of British culture.
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And during a day off between sea patrols with the Palauan marine police, I saw an opportunity to visit one of the country's crown jewels: Jellyfish Lake, a roughly 12-acre body of saltwater on an uninhabited islet in Palau's Rock Islands.
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Manager Craig Counsell said he had planned to give Braun a day off anyway Thursday; he had played 1 1/2 games after being limited to just one pinch-hit appearance over the previous six contests because of arm and shoulder discomfort.
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Responding to criticism that she had lied about her health to enjoy a day off with her family, the mother of two explained that going to the beach wasn't a spontaneous decision, and that the trip had been on the books since 2017.
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The California Supreme Court has ruled that a 19th-century state law granting workers "one day's rest in seven" only requires a day off each calendar week, and not in any seven-day period, in a significant victory for employers in the state.
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On the day their engagement was announced, British Prime Minister Teresa May also announced that there would not be a bank holiday for the wedding, meaning citizens won't have a day off from work and the banks won't be closed for the day.
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Since my parents always stressed the importance of school and didn't want me to miss out on anything school-related, getting them to call for a day off for me, even during the most important celebration of our culture, was next to impossible.
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On current trajectories, temperatures could rise by 22017, 23, 223 or more degrees Celsius this century—for the human body, a rise of a few degrees C can be difference between a day off work with a fever and life and death.
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"This is the show I was waiting for my whole life," he said early one Sunday at a recording studio in Long Island City, where he was spending a day off from "Hamilton" working on a coming solo album of jazz standards.
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I was back in my hometown, using, my sisters garage—she'd just had a baby—I had a day off back home so I was hanging out with her and the baby and then shooting a couple of scenes in her garage.
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Mr. Stawinski said it had been a day off for Officer Colson, who happened to arrive at the station in the Palmer Park neighborhood of Landover, Md., east of Washington, in plain clothes and an unmarked car while the gun battle was underway.
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CF Chris Owings had his streak of 10 consecutive starts broken Wednesday when manager Chip Hale started RF David Peralta started in center field to give Owings a day off, but there should be no mistaking the pecking order at the position.
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The new recommendations are more detailed and rigorous than those issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which in 2012 suggested that children and adolescents take a day off each week to rest and take a month away from sports each year.
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Without a day off to rest in between games, the Yankees and Astros traveled from New York to Houston overnight and will suit up again for Game 6 at Minute Maid Park less than 24 hours after the end of Game 5.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Fourteen-year old Grant Thompson was just trying to play video games with friends on a day off from school when he made an alarming discovery: a bug in Apple's FaceTime tool that could turn iPhones into eavesdropping devices.
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VIENNA — A group of oil producers both in and outside the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries are ahead of schedule in reaching their target of taking 1.8 million barrels of crude a day off global markets, Russia's energy minister said on Sunday.
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The government had given schools and government employees a day off on Sunday to attend a pro-government rally to inaugurate the new bronze statue of late president Hafez al-Assad, erected on the site of the previous statue felled by protesters.
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Zito says having Flippy in the hot fast-food kitchens will improve conditions for stadium employees by passing off some of the grunt work to the robot, which is programmed to never take a break, get a sick day or a day off.
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We are always on the hunt for new opportunities and while some bands might see a day off on the road as a chance to relax, we are more likely to hustle up some bizarre location for a one off video shoot.
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To cumulatively make the amount Mr. Ambani added to his income in a year, 18.7 million rural Indians working under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, the country's flagship employment program, would have to work for 12 months without a day off.
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Of the workers who entered Britain on the new visa, left their employers then visited the charity for support, 85 percent said they suffered psychological abuse, about two in three were denied regular food or a day off, and a quarter had been beaten.
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For those emerging from a deep winter hibernation, February 19 is President's Day, which means a day off from our desks, a sudden abundance of mattress sales, and the tail end of mid-season clothing discounts before we're inundated with swimsuits and cropped tops.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Max Factor Arabia and other leading beauty brands have severed ties with a popular Kuwaiti blogger after she said domestic workers should not be given a day off, highlighting resistance to reforms to end widespread labor abuses in the Gulf state.
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Brewers 1B Eric Thames received a day off Friday against LHP Jose Quintana but should be back in the lineup Saturday, as he is 9-for-23 with four doubles, a homer and 10 runs scored in seven games against the Cubs this season. 3.
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This is not a case of the sports conversation abhorring a vacuum so much as it is the sports conversation revealing itself as a vacuum—a loud and obliterating one, and one which refuses to take a day off in the laziest way imaginable.
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Students are going to take the same amount of days off from school with or without the new law, but they might be less likely to lie about why they're taking a day off if schools formally recognize mental health in their attendance policies.
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But these days, at least, they have a day off each week, plus a manageable division of labor: Castle takes the early shift and works mostly in the back of the house, while Spalding takes the evening shift and handles the front of the house.
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But Republican election officials deny that, citing religious objections to Sunday voting, the need to give election workers a day off and, in some cases, difficulty in making late changes in voting schedules, when schools, community centers and other polling places had already made plans.
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Beltran's absence, combined with a day off for Mark Teixeira, who revealed he had recently been experiencing soreness in his right knee after having just returned from the disabled list after tearing knee cartilage, led to Rodriguez being put into the lineup against Martinez.
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Liebowitz had argued that he didn't attend the mediation because his client could not take a day off from work and that he did not go to the pre-trial conference because he did not believe Judge Furman still had jurisdiction over a dismissed suit.
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"I remember one time I was going to give him a day off, and we're on the field and he just could not help himself," Ron Washington, one of Beltre's managers with the Texas Rangers, said in an interview on MLB Network Radio on Tuesday.
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The King Center — a nonprofit dedicated to preserving King's memory established by his late wife, Coretta Scott King — advocates for MLK Day to be "a day on, not a day off," calling for those who have the day off work to honor King's life through volunteerism.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr admitted after a 213-106 home loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday that the weight and pressure of chasing the record may be getting to his team, and it looked like a different club on Sunday after getting a day off.
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Obama, who is traveling to Spain from the NATO summit in Warsaw, Poland, cut a day off his visit after the shooting death of five police officers in Dallas and he will come back to the U.S. on Sunday instead of Monday as had been planned.
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The Orioles have a lineup capable of bashing plenty of home runs but dropped a 6-1 decision to the Washington Nationals on Thursday as an injury to Manny Machado and a day off to rest for Adam Jones left the team without the pop to compete.
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If you see your secretary of state has made it impossible for you to vote early, and so let's say you're working in a factory and your shift is what it is and you don't have a day off and then you can't manage the childcare.
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So for the past eight years, I've been working as part of a national movement to make sure that it's not just people who are lucky enough to have a good boss who can take a day off if they or a loved one gets sick.
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While some engaged women may obsess over small and large details to the point of Bridezilla status, all I want is one thing: for the chronic migraine I haven't been able to successfully rid myself of for the past nine years to take a day off.
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Answering the call for strike on Thursday, the Palestinian education ministry declared a day off and urged teachers as well as high school and university students to take part in the planned rallies in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Palestinian areas in Jerusalem.
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The Rangers' speed will give a lot of opponents' problems this season, but when the Rangers have the benefit of a day off and are playing a team on the second half of a back-to-back, it's a recipe for lopsided victories like this one.
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SCHIERKE, Germany — Several retirees, a few millennials, a local couple and a technology specialist who saved overtime hours to take a day off from work gathered around a pile of birch twigs sprouting leaves on one end and a tangle of fine roots at the other.
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"And essentially, we looked up one day and realized that for a period of over three years, not only had we not done any trips, but we hadn't even taken a day off in that time, so it was a real wake-up call for us."
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He was also placed on the disabled list for the first time in his major league career after a dirt-bike accident on April 220 (in Colorado on a day off) sent him to a hospital with bruised ribs and a sprained joint in his pitching shoulder.
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"A worker at a garment factory in China told the Verité team that he did not have a day off for the whole month because the line was extremely busy, and the section even worked overtime until 3:00 or 4:00 AM," the report stated.
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While most of us understand the importance of taking a day off work if we have a cold (to make a full recovery and to keep from contaminating our colleagues), it's probably safe to say that we're a little more hesitant when it comes to mental health days off.
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"All it takes is two of 'em to get across, and then all of a sudden you got snakes all throughout the town of Ware," said Kyle Whitcomb, a police officer in Ware who was fishing in a pond near the reservoir on a day off earlier this year.
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His first marriage dissolved, apparently because his wife didn't appreciate his single-minded focus on the mountain, and in 1950 he married Ruth Ross, a volunteer at the site who was eighteen years his junior, on Thanksgiving Day—supposedly so that the wedding wouldn't require a day off work.
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As one Facebook commenter pointed out, Giant Eagle must sell some fancy-ass ham: if she ate two ounces each day, five days a week, for eight years—and assuming that she didn't take a day off from either work or eating ham—that adds up to 260 pounds of ham.
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The Dell 75 4K Interactive Touch Monitor will be available on April 30th for $5,999.99, and comes with two passive styluses — and even though Dell says that it's meant for education, odds are it'll look pretty good if your teacher decides to take a day off and show a movie instead.
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Asian countries lead the way Since 1947, women in Japan have been granted menstrual leave and in South Korea, female workers have been entitled to a day off each month since 2001, but few employees in male-dominated workplaces are eager to exercise that right, according to the Korea Times.
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To compete, workers had to become as flexible as machines: able to work on a task basis; ineligible for unions; free at night; willing to work any shift; requiring no health care or other benefits, not so much as a day off at Christmas; easy to hire; and easier to fire.
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Taking aim at a provision that would make Election Day a day off for federal employees (with the idea that private companies would follow suit for their employees), McConnell said, "Just what America needs—another paid holiday," then predicted that federal employees would use the time to volunteer for Democratic campaigns.
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If I don't catch it there's probably a birthday party or, you know, Sundays when they play like at 12 and two and six, and I can't, you know, and I've got a day off and the days are loopy and I don't know what day it is or something [laughs].
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LONDON — There was an odd feeling in the air Thursday, almost one of suspended animation, as Britons voted in elections for a European Parliament that Britain was supposed to have quit by now and lawmakers took a day off from their back-room machinations to oust Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Biles, who is bubbly by default, attends church with her family most Sundays, and admits to enough of a shopping problem that she might need repenting: during a day off at Pacific Rims, she went to the outlets and bought a Kate Spade bag and a Michael Kors iPhone case.
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When Nadal takes on Nishikori in the second match on Chatrier, his rest advantage will be considerable: Nadal has played for 4 hours 14 minutes less through four rounds, and also got a day off on Monday while Nishikori completed the final two sets of his five-set win over Benoît Paire.
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"Many of our folks are angry and are opposed to Sunday voting for a host of reasons including respect for voter's religious preferences, protection of our families and allowing the fine election staff a day off, rather than forcing them to work days on end without time off," he wrote in the emails.
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Opting out of the rule is not a choice for companies with any employees who make less than the threshold, said John P. Quirke, a lawyer and partner with McCarter & English in East Brunswick, N.J. The practice of comp time — giving employees who work extra time a day off down the road — will also change.
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UPDATE (Tuesday, 5:17pm) Seems like they did take a day off today at least: UPDATE (Wednesday 3:38pm) So it turns out that there are a suspicious number of injuries after Steph's birthday: Alright, so maybe Klay injured his hand from this play against the Grizzlies, and not falling down while dancing like a goon: But still.
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To get his meager wages of 800 rupees (about $12) a week, Mr. Ram had to take a day off work, ride the roof of a creaking bus to a nearby town and line up in the dusty heat for three hours to see a local bureaucrat who would likely deduct a fee from Mr. Ram's wages.
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Were I to take the same trip over again, I'd maybe trim a day off of Rome and Vatican City so I could spend more time in San Marino — or maybe skip Rome altogether to maximize my time in a place that, of everywhere I've been (about 90 countries so far), is now one of my favorites.
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O'Neill, starting in left field as the Cardinals gave a day off to struggling Marcell Ozuna, led off the bottom of the sixth inning with a home run to center field off Phillies starter Aaron Nola (6-2), who had given up only three home runs in 58 2/3 innings before Sunday and saw his winning streak halted at five games.
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"To go through some of the things that he's gone through these last couple weeks and to not take a day off - not take a minute off, to be here and to go through every practice and to be in the training room with me everyday - it just shows how much of a warrior he really is," Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham said.
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That survey has shown a steady decline in overall injury rates, but details are only available for injuries and illnesses that cause employees to take off at least one day from work (in the the broad sample of all industries) — so it's impossible to get information when a restaurant cook or hotel housekeeper is injured if they don't take a day off, for example.
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The violence of Nickel happens mostly off the page, and we see it in the edges of images and telling details: the way that after Elwood is beaten, he keeps thinking about the sound of the leather strap scraping the ceiling; the way that when Turner can't stand working anymore, he eats soap powder to make himself sick so that he can get a day off.
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I took a bunch of photos of those people on the beach—I looked up and they had that pose and it was so contradictory: It was a titty and butt beach and we were drinking daiquiris and it was just boobs and butts and the best day ever because it was a day off, and it was like, 'Why are these people so crushingly despondent and destroyed by sadness?
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Angotti, who runs a blog about her technology career journey and answers questions about Modern Labor on a YouTube channel (she said she's not working for them in any official capacity or as a recruiter), told me that when we spoke she'd been coding for the last 17 days without a day off—even if some of those days she only worked a few hours at a time.
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After years of almost daily contact — Degas never took a day off, not Sundays or even Christmas — the artist seems to gain a grudging respect for his model, while she takes as much control of their relationship as she can, seeing through his bluster and strategizing over what she could say to him to lighten his mood or gain the upper hand in a dispute over working conditions.
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With a two-day weekend ahead of us, a couple days of work, a day off for the Fourth, and two more days until the next weekend, the next nine days of cooking are going to be disjointed and awkward — except of course for those cats in the academic fields who are enjoying summer break, the retired, the vacationing, the financial wizards who can work anywhere there's a phone.
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There are Americans busting their tails working full-time jobs and still living in poverty, Americans who log massive hours and depend on overtime payments to put food on the table, Americans who can't take a day off to care for a sick child without getting fired, Americans who've been denied good jobs because of who they are or who they love, Americans who've watched co-workers die horrific deaths from silica exposure.
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However, we also understand that not everyone has the ability to take a day off from paid or unpaid labor, and that the fight for full economic and social equality is ongoing, which is why we have prepared stories that we will be publishing today to highlight the continued injustice that disproportionately affects working class and poor women, trans and gender-nonconforming women, immigrants, as well as women from ethnic and religious minorities.
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