" The "Saturday Night Live" alum also said while he's "burned out from some politicians," he's "not burned out on politics.
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TV network Globo showed live images of the small plane's burned-out fuselage hanging off the side of a burned-out residential building.
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"We notice the when we go into a lot of listings, a chandelier might have one bulb burned out or recessed lights are burned out," Jones and Krayer said.
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Before I started researching the topic, I thought burnout was all-encompassing — if you were burned out at home, you'd also be burned out at work outside the home.
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I now know that I was burned out — badly.
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Workers across industries are feeling more burned out than ever.
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I wasn't burned out; I wasn't ready to be done.
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Or you get burned out and then you're not productive.
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"I got oversaturated and burned out on tracksuits," he says.
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The kids are a little burned out on Fleetwood Mac.
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It wasn't due to being burned out on it, either.
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We got home and we were all really burned out.
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My asthma started getting bad, and I just burned out.
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"I think people were pretty burned out," Mr. McKinley said.
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Some people argue that Burning Man is now burned out.
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But many of its shops are burned out and ransacked.
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Everyone has felt tired, swamped or burned out at work.
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With more funding, staff might have been less burned out.
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JT: I was just really burned out by the city.
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No rock album will ever again have the impact that Nevermind had, which is good in a sense because I burned out on that album in 1993 and I'm still burned out on it.
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In a study of 7,20183 employees published last year in July, Gallup found that 23% of workers reported feeling burned out always or very often at work, while another 44% reported feeling burned out sometimes.
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A burned out Jack In The Box restaurant in downtown Paradise.
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The hulk of a burned out car lay by the road.
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Struggling to progress beyond their caricatured personas, they looked burned out.
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Among the locations they visited was a burned-out elementary school.
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Doctors are terribly disenchanted and disillusioned and burned out and depressed.
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The constant churn can leave us feeling burned-out and confused.
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One is that I was really burned out with my column.
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Smoke rises from a burned out grove of trees in Wrightwood.
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Burned-out millennials quitting lucrative jobs to live their best life .
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Also, one of the bedside lamps had a burned-out bulb.
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Was Gates, Pauley asked, worried about being burned out by 30?
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In hindsight, it was like, yeah, he was really burned out.
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I was burned out on making art in New York City.
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Read This Next: Why Our First Responders Are So Burned Out
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In one study, 42 percent of doctors reported feeling burned out.
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Mr. Macron, visiting the burned-out building, was booed on Tuesday.
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"I think we were also kind of burned out," says Pantelis.
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I was overworked, overstressed and burned out from a corporate job.
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Or everyone feels so burned out that they can't do that.
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But are people still into them, or are they burned out?
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In a study of 7,500 employees last year, for example, a report from Gallup found that 23% of workers felt burned out always or very often, while 44% said they felt burned out sometimes at work.
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Smoke drifted Tuesday from burned-out vehicles and the buildings' charred remains.
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The burned-out shell of one of the wrecked vehicles lay outside.
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Dogs roam burned-out neighborhoods as the Camp fire tears through Paradise.
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And learning from really smart, burned-out people for about 14 months.
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When you're constantly stressed and burned out, it does affect your motivation.
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They're rhetorical props in his description of a burned-out American landscape.
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"I feel so burned out," said Steve Sherman, one of the workers.
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William seems burned out, yet he's determined to carry out his mission.
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Generally, black holes are the relic of massive and burned-out stars.
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Because, as burned out as I was, I genuinely loved my work.
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Many of the buildings were abandoned, burned out, or completely in ruins.
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The light that we constructed to simulate the sun burned out twice.
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The vehicles were found wholly burned out and covered in bullet holes.
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"By the time I was 30, I was burned out," he said.
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The man below found a viewing place in a burned-out bus.
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Culturally, we must understand that nobody succeeds when they are burned out.
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In the burned-out faces of the Company cast and crew, he saw the burned-out faces of the Saturday Night Live writers room (where he worked for six years), egos winding like vines and obscuring their common goal.
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At least one burned-out U.N. car could be seen at the scene.
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It was a lot of responsibility, and I very quickly got burned out.
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If you're burned out from months of holiday shopping, we feel your pain.
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Morrison—managed to do so before the '60s had fully burned out. Indeed,
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Fallen debris from the burned-out roof structure sits near the high altar.
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They're 54 percent more likely to feel burned out by their dating lives.
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A scorched vehicle sits next to a burned out building in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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They are letting their employees get burned out on these emotional time sinks.
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When you're feeling burned-out, fed-up and generally disgusted — like now, maybe?
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I'm middle-aged in a youth-dominated technical industry and beyond burned out.
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MALIBU — A line of burned-out cars on the side of a road.
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A rescue crew inspects the burned-out forest near the Cann River, Australia.
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Ever leave working feeling burned out and defeated by your to-do list?
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The work and the environment are intense, and people get burned out quickly.
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Ms. Bishop said she sometimes felt burned out by the complexities of hosting.
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Fire officials warned of "widow makers" — burned-out trees that collapse with precipitation.
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A cow stands in a burned-out field in Rappville, Australia, Oct. 10.
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Although I was burned out, I thought I was doing a good job.
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Most have burned out and the area is safe, the company said Monday.
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TV footage showed burned out cars and charred buildings the villagers had left behind.
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We've become a church of spectators and the pastoral staff is getting burned out.
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But you don't become burned out because you get an email at 8 p.m.
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My father, a lawyer, his office just burned out in Syria and became depressed.
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"I was burned out because I worked really hard, probably too hard," Yashar said.
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I have a few other things to work on, but I am burned out.
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Maybe take a sabbatical or extended vacation to recharge if you're feeling burned out.
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But it was also a relatively light experience that players burned out on quickly.
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He wasn't sure how much longer he could keep going before he burned out.
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Prime Video isn't just for those of you who are burned out on Netflix.
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On one visit during the series, several of his ceiling lights had burned out.
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"Am I burned out on hearings, hearing, hearing, hearings?" he told the Washington Examiner.
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I chose "Energy Boost," a meditation for when you feel burned out at work.
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With so many balls to juggle, it's easy to get burned out and overwhelmed.
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Burned-out or flickering light fixtures create dark zones, while escalators clatter and groan.
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Those solar panels on his space station were burned-out relays from the boiler.
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Scorch marks from the fire appear to be visible alongside the burned-out building.
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The grainy, abject ineptitude of what you see onscreen matches your burned-out mood.
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Simple Habit's founder Yunha Kim was burned out after selling her last startup, Locket.
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A Reuters witness saw two burned out cars at the scene of the blast.
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But after three years, she was burned out, and contemporary movies didn't excite her.
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But I think he was kind of burned out on the solo show thing.
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It is situated in a former commercial block, next to a burned-out supermarket.
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Some victims were found in or around the burned-out wreckage of their vehicles.
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Shi said she was burned out by the time they were 11 years old.
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The people whose houses burned out in California, they don't have any higher ground.
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It's been a concern for a while now, and Blevins is likely burned out.
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The whiff of char, from scores of burned-out buildings, clung to the air.
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Lonely, burned out, and depressed: The state of millennials' mental health entering the 2020s
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No matter where you fall, half of all Americans feel overworked and burned out.
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Jenell Kauffman, 20, clears debris and household belongings from a burned-out Sinjar house.
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Companies are facing an employee burnout crisis: A recent Gallup study of nearly 7,500 full-time employees found that 23 percent of employees reported feeling burned out at work very often or always, while an additional 20153 percent reported feeling burned out sometimes.
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In Vietnam, the romantic flames between the two burned out and Colton sent her home.
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I didn't feel burned out or guilty about dividing my attention between work and home.
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It was the burned-out top stage of the Soviet rocket that launched Sputnik 1.
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I was still working, still getting other stuff done — of course I wasn't burned out.
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Avenatti said that he was burned out from his political experience before leaving for law.
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We turn away, unwilling to look at God's house reduced to a burned-out husk.
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But the weird thing was how different getting burned out felt than what I'd imagined.
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Your employees should feel comfortable telling you if they are overworked, overwhelmed or burned out.
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If you are feeling burned out as a parent, just hang in there, says Bishop.
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Burned-out cars dotted the streets and bits of flame burst forth from smoldering ruins.
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His burned-out pickup was found in Montgomery County, just to the south, on Sunday.
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Brain disabled, burned out, glassshield entropied, dead off the shoulder, whatever remnants of pax removed.
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Instead, we were greeted by more cattle, and burned out barns were a common sight.
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"California is burning," says a narrator as images of fire and burned out houses plays.
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I think we were a bit burned out after Rewind the Film and Futurology, though.
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We went to looted grocery stores [and took] all the images of burned-out buildings.
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In the years after, several early top creators quit YouTube, burned out or changed careers.
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The road was lined with charred palm trees and the carcasses of burned-out mosques.
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What we expect burnout to look like is not how most burned-out people look.
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Money management requires discipline, and sometimes people can feel burned out before they even begin.
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I didn't realize that for the last couple of years, I was truly burned out.
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"I couldn't stand driving by the burned-out spot on the highway anymore," he said.
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Residents wandered the streets, some searching for their burned-out cars, others for their pets.
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It also found that one-quarter feel burned out when their colleagues are on vacation.
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Oh, 'cause my family got kinda burned out on all of this, frankly. Yeah. Yeah.
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And so I think I just got a little burned out on the management side.
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I was burned out, and as I hurried through Budapest, I realized: I hadn't seen anything.
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In the end, he simply burned out, succumbing to a fever at the age of 32.
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Burned out cars line a roadside after the Camp Fire moved through the area in Paradise.
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You get burned out because you haven't found your purpose in your work or your career.
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A man looks out of a burned out window at Masjidul Lafir Jummah Mosque in Digana.
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Smoke rises in a burned-out neighborhood in Fort McMurray in this May 6 handout photo.
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Security forces surrounded the smoking remains of the bus, which appeared to be completely burned out.
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Those who did were 30 percent less likely to be burned out on the process. Argh.
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One startup flashed brightly and burned out; the other established itself as a long-running corporation.
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"Any time you're feeling burned out — any time you're exhausted — look for your purpose," he says.
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During this Pisces eclipse, if you've been slacking off, you will find yourself extremely burned out.
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But I was also the first to admit that I was fully burned out on dating.
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In June, the last newsroom staffer, editor Natalie Sanders, quit — she was burned out, she said.
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I have watched highly-esteemed colleagues walk away from medicine and have felt burned out myself.
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"If you're feeling lukewarm about work, you might just be bored or burned out," she says.
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As the uprising turned to armed conflict, clashes left burned-out buses rusting in the streets.
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"He had become a big star and had just gotten burned out of it," said Terrill.
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But whatever next steps you take, the first sign is figuring out if you're burned out.
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Guys get hurt more and can't compete, and you just get burned out in the gym.
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It hides from the sun almost its whole life, finding shelter in burned-out tree stumps.
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I think in between Nobody's Darlings and Rebels and Rogues, I was getting pretty burned out.
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They picked through burned-out cars and hunted as best they could in a collapsed hotel.
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The broad message was clear: Everyone feels burned out sometimes, and there's nothing wrong with that.
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" — Pamela Kaye • "Whenever I feel burned out, I love to listen to music and organize things.
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But working under such intense pressure day after day, he burned out and his productivity dissolved.
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Every few miles, I passed burned-out carcasses of cars on the side of the road.
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Driving past a for-sale sign, Mr. Tan called and bought the nearly burned-out building.
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" But by the early 4503s, Mr. Goldstein said, he "was completely burned out by the business.
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You need to cultivate the grit and energy to keep working and not get burned out.
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Relatives posted a photo online of a burned-out and charred vehicle riddled with bullet holes.
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In recent studies, 40 percent of residents and 45 percent of physicians reported feeling burned out.
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Meanwhile, I have other busy friends who are getting burned out from the 24/7 grind.
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Many burned out doctors cut back their hours to cope, and a disturbing number commit suicide.
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"I don't think [the navel piercing] has the negative, burned-out, trendy connotation anymore," he says.
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I try to do South by Southwest stuff but I'm overwhelmed and a bit burned out.
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VICE: In the book you describe feeling a bit burned out by the profession at first.
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It took me about a year into licensure to realize that I was indeed burned out.
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We're just left with a hollow, burned-out shell of an earlier era's blistering social critique.
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A melted bumper is seen on a car parked at a burned out gas station in Paradise.
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Burned-out vehicles litter the streets, thousands of homes are rubble, much of the infrastructure is ruined.
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Megan: I'm so burned out on grand-scheme superhero movies that I really appreciate the smaller lens.
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Burned-out wine bottles sit on a rack at the fire-damaged Signarello Estate winery in Napa.
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Try these 6 techniques to take back control of your life Fed up of being burned out?
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The streets of Paris have been littered with burned-out cars and glass from smashed shop windows.
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Images from the town showed burned out vehicles in the street and charred walls of police offices.
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If you're feeling burned out, head online to text or video chat with a coach or therapist.
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Those beautiful, burned out husks from the streets of Fallout 4 are now something you can drive.
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Several photos provided by police showed some remains next to the burned-out wreckage of the vehicles.
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Doing what you hate isn't at all sustainable, and also was the prime reason I burned out.
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His body was found near a burned-out Dodge truck belonging to the teens near the lake.
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Several cars, which they are thought to have driven, have been found burned out by the roadside.
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And so, the morning after we returned home, I woke up burned out and exhausted — and collapsed.
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No and no — I've just concluded that Game of Thrones is narratively bankrupt and spiritually burned out.
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"Songwriting usually comes into play for me when I get really burned out on humanity," he says.
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If you, too, are burned out on the Dragon Ball games of old, this is the solution.
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If we don't shut off our phones and be present, we could end up totally burned out.
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Maybe the stars had aligned in the past, but I'd been too burned out to notice them.
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The tower appears to be largely burned out, with much of its metal structure twisted and broken.
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She kept her head down while other aides burned out, and kept her access to the president.
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Instead, we found that one in five employees is burned out but engaged and productive at work.
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Still, I couldn't dispel the image of vacationers playing on the burned-out ruins of someone's home.
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"We just played so much as a kid, especially that summer, I got burned out," Woodland said.
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A blackened streak of burned-out forest, remnants of a lone structure that caught an unfortunate spark.
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He told her that he had burned out and had had to cut down on his services.
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These people, who start these jobs in their 20s, are many times burned out by their 50s.
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The town had changed hands multiple times during the war and burned-out cars lined the pavements.
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No injuries were reported, but Trump was embarrassed by the images of a burned-out reception area.
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Remember that you can't be productive if you're burned out, exhausted and/or sick all the time.
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A joey separated from its dead mother in a burned-out section of Torrington on Nov. 11.
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Younger doctors were also more psychologically distressed and more burned out, and thought about suicide more often.
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Over the past few weeks more than a dozen burned out lots have come onto the market.
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Lawrence's character is a literal homemaker, having rebuilt their house from the burned-out hulk it once was.
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You find the thing that helps you relax, and if you don't have it … you get burned out.
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Well, in Chicago after Martin Luther King was shot, two straight miles of Madison Street were burned out.
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On occasion, the company will reach out to those streamers if it's worried about them getting burned out.
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People who work with a narcissistic boss often report feeling drained, annoyed, fearful, and burned out, she says.
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After a lantern-lighting festival in Jiangsu province, hundreds of burned-out lanterns were scattered on the ground.
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You have so many goals you want to reach, but you can't do it if you're burned out!
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When the officer approached, Odell had a burned out joint in the car and weed in a jar.
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Miley Cyrus is excellent as the human Ashley O, playing the singer with a palpable burned-out exhaustion.
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" Of Garland's death, Luft — from whom she was then long divorced — wrote, "She was totally burned out. Destroyed.
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The PGA stop at Riviera in recent years has had a tournament marquee rife with burned-out bulbs.
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Burned out cars sitting in a neighborhood burned in the Carr Fire are seen on Saturday in Redding.
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It's passion for a project that will allow a person to push past failures and feeling burned out.
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But I do know this: burned out primary care doctors simply cannot squeeze more patients into their clinics.
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As Schwartz tells it, there was no mass hysteria, only small pockets of concern that quickly burned out.
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From the sky, I could see black smudges, clustered circles in the sand—remnants of burned-out villages.
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Whole neighborhoods of Santa Rosa have been reduced to landscapes of ash, smoldering debris and burned-out vehicles.
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Half the neighborhood was burned out shells, and people were warming their hands on fires inside trash cans.
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Footage the family says is from the scene shows an entirely burned-out car riddled with bullet holes.
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Surveys have even indicated workers feel more burned out when other people they work with go on PTO.
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Finding greater meaning in your work ensures that you won't get burned out, even when stressful situations arise.
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When my fiancée was laid off several years ago, I also found myself burned out at my job.
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Nearby, we discovered a burned-out two-story home where the Islamic State had established a torture operation.
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Salesforce surveys employees twice a year on how much they enjoy work and how burned out they feel.
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As in the film, Phil, a burned-out weatherman, is sent on assignment to Punxsutawney, Pa., on Feb.
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The valleys, the hillsides, the horizon all bear the same overexposed quality, the burned-out yellow of haystacks.
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Do you hear ringing or have periods when your ears seemed burned out and you can't hear normally?
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"I was burned out, and the burn out was built up because of bad emotions," she told me.
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We found that only 2 percent of employees are burned out and disengaged, as described by the WHO.
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Burned out and disengaged workers are not acquiring new skills or accomplishments and wish to find new jobs.
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I was trying to evoke the color of ash, the feeling of when a city is burned out.
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With burned out cars and stark landscapes it looks like something shot on an apocalyptic 'hard rubbish day'.
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The lacquer made a dainty, plinking sound, like the loose filament of a shaken, burned-out light bulb.
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They were black-backed woodpeckers, adapted by millions of years of evolution to live in burned-out forests.
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After routinely facing a relentless barrage from misogynistic bloggers, the band burned out and broke up in 2014.
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Along the Appalachian Trail lies the vestiges of economic destruction: burned-out buildings, empty factories and unemployment lines.
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If you're exposed to it too much without therapy, you're going to get burned out and you're done.
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I won't try to downplay anything: there were times when I felt burned out, discouraged, frustrated and stressed.
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I was so burned out at the end of it that I resolved to never do that again.
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If you are feeling burned out, don't try to suck it up or hide it (it won't work).
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Many streets were littered with crumpled buildings, collapsed roofs and burned-out cars, all coated with gray dust.
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With each new season, a new bachelor was named, new girls were introduced, and new relationships burned out.
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Local senior programs could offer guidance on free and reduced-cost programs, including counseling for burned-out caregivers.
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A plastic American flag is melted on a burned out car in a mobile home park in Westlake Village.
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So then — I should hurry this along — so after three years of doing that, I was getting burned out.
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By the time the outbreak burned out in May, it seemed to be something no one had seen before.
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Residents on Wednesday were allowed to come home permanently to find much of the area in burned out ruins.
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"If you don't take the time to recharge, your relationships will suffer, and you'll get burned out," said Berger.
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But that was part of the point, to show the immediacy and crudeness of being displaced and burned out.
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A line of burned out abandoned cars sit on the road after the Camp fire moved through the area.
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A burned out car rests on the driveway of a smoldering home in the Napa wine region in California.
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Several of the bodies discovered earlier this week were found in or near burned out cars, police have said.
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She already has plans to put a manufactured home on the burned-out lot where her house once stood.
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This photo shows burned-out cars after the Ranch fire hit Spring Valley near Clearlake Oaks on Aug. 27.
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But there was an endless number of rotten teeth to be filled and pulled, and she soon burned out.
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And I went through this self-exploration, a little bit, because I had gotten burned out on classical music.
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Should we think whether we are burned-out and go home to rest, or should we climb our mountain?
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With some roads impassable because of debris and burned-out vehicles from the violence, normal commercial life was disrupted.
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Again, as you saw in those photos, a fruit market, huddled in the shadow of a burned out building.
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Globo showed images of the burned-out white car in the Nova Iguacu neighborhood where the ambassador went missing.
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Burned out and searching for meaning and stability in life, it makes sense they'd be interested in making things.
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And to say "I'm burned out" on that particular joke is as colossal an understatement as I can make.
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A burned out vehicle sits in front of a wildfire-ravaged home Saturday, July 28, 2018, in Redding, California.
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"You could breathe in several hundred nanograms of these carcinogens long after the last cigarette burned out," says Miller.
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Burned out from gratuitous faculty meetings, undergraduate grading, and grinding East Coast winters, she felt a little entombed herself.
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The nearby community of Clear Lake was evacuated, and sheriff's deputies in Lake County were investigating burned-out structures.
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Authorities said a burned-out camper -- believed to have been used by the two suspects -- was near Dyck's body.
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In one village of Nodeirinho, where 11 residents died, state television RTP showed burned out cars and blackened houses.
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"Replace all burned out bulbs to brighten up the room, and use the highest wattage light bulb," they suggested.
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Whether it's because you can't handle the pressure or you've just burned-out, it's probably best to step aside.
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The bright red and white stripes form the lower part of the mask, hanging vertically with burned-out eyeholes.
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He left the agency in 2013, burned out from the deployments and frustrated by bureaucracies both foreign and domestic.
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Proposing unions instead of psychiatry isn't meant to be glib, and Blanc recognized the pain of feeling burned out.
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It was this whole idea of, 'You can only be burned out if you have been on fire before.
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At her third race, she hit her personal-best time of 3:51:11—then felt done, burned out.
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But when it's all over in 95 seconds instead of 15 or 25 minutes, those emotions haven't burned out.
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Before I became an advanced-practice nurse, I predicted being tired, and I could even imagine feeling burned out.
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Burned out and engaged workers are accomplishing much and acquiring skills, but desire and intend to leave their jobs.
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The burned out and engaged are overwhelmed by what their jobs require of them, without offering the necessary support.
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And to maintain that identity, I burned out working 80-hour weeks, sacrificed friendships and became unrecognizable to myself.
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Burned out, he quit in 2016 and soon realized he could do the thing he always wanted to do.
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Burned-out civilian vehicles, some upturned and others riddled with bullet holes, lay among rubble in the city center.
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He doesn't have insurance, so he's not sure if he will be able to replace the burned-out trailer.
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I took a few steps until I reached a burned-out bus parked in the middle of the street.
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" After an exhausting stint at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, in 2008, Eichner and Taylor burned out on "Creation Nation.
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" She added that instead of feeling burned out, you can tell yourself, "This is what I need to do.
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Photographs taken after the attack show the charred wreckage of burned-out automobiles and a watermelon seller's destroyed goods.
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Same burned-out feeling at the back of the throat, with bits of airborne grit catching on the epiglottis.
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For it came about exactly when Enlightenment cosmopolitanism, the universal brotherhood, that short-lived little flame, had burned out.
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"I put all my effort into that, and I just burned out at the age of 30," she said.
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Many of the latter are ravaged in some way, dipped in tar or with the subjects' faces burned out.
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Search teams with cadaver dogs, meanwhile, combed through charred, rubble-strewn expanses of burned-out neighborhoods looking for bodies.
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They wind up in a burned out building, and are almost immediately surrounded by a gang that patrols the neighborhood.
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But on a road leading to the resort, what used to be homes have been reduced to burned-out husks.
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The French justify their law by arguing that workers become burned out with no boundary between professional and personal life.
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Crisis mental health workers stationed within the community are "burned out," the community council's Deputy Grand Chief Rebecca Friday added.
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"It was an ambush," said Ali Hamdani, a Shia militia leader, as he surveyed the deserted and burned-out village.
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Residents, their faces blackened by smoke, wandered the streets, some searching for their burned-out cars, others for their pets.
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They set a legally permissible fire on their own property, which accidentally burned out of control onto neighboring federal land.
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"I'm really burned out by reality TV that feels scripted, and on my life, nothing here was scripted," she says.
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I sort of just burned out on indie at some point in the 20s or got more ... I don't know.
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It was just like I burned out on indie, because it at some point just got really nerdy to me.
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Other studies have found that self-reflection can help you become a happier, more productive and less burned out person.
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It should come as no surprise that 96% of senior leaders feel somewhat burned out, according to a Harvard study.
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Winemaker Pierre Birebent inspects a melted wine bottle among the burned-out remains of the Signorello Estate Winery in Napa.
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Pretor-Pinney anticipated all the jokes: that he'd burned out running a magazine devoted to doing nothing, and so on.
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History is littered with pitchers who burned out after throwing too much, too soon, and the industry has responded conclusively.
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The Taepodong 2 test was a failure, with the missile falling into the sea before its first stage burned out.
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Once they land leadership positions, she says to ask for help from team member so women don't get burned out.
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The initiative would have ended Atlantic City's 40-year monopoly on state gambling and left it a burned-out shell.
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Close to 10 years in, he was feeling burned-out and got approval to go on a six-month sabbatical.
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Mercy Corps reported in August that about 800,000 people were living in burned-out villages and camps across Borno State.
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I was burned out and wanted to experience a different existence than the work-work-work one I'd been living.
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Physicians who are burned out make medical errors, and burnout can be infectious, spreading to other members of the team.
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At the bottom of the riverbed, burned-out ships, tanks, aircraft and the remains of thousands of soldiers still rest.
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The overhead lighting fixture on the far side of the trailer must have burned out and it hadn't been replaced.
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When we realize that many burned-out workers remain engaged at work, we can successfully identify them and provide help.
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Elsewhere in the city, a car burned out of control as the police moved in to chase away the vandals.
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He actually had felt burned out a couple of years ago, he said, but the Olympics were an unfulfilled goal.
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Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston are a vampire couple living in a grand apartment in a burned-out Detroit neighborhood.
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A burned-out camper believed to have been used by the two suspects was found a mile from Dyck's body.
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Then I went downstairs and listened to a panel on self-care and thought about whether I had burned out.
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It covered the former state security building, burned out and bullet-riddled, which had been converted into an Islamic court.
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It took 16 mechanical bill counters to count the money, and four of the machines burned out in the process.
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She counsels burned-out friends to read Ms. Trump's self-help tips ("Find strength in others" and "Be an optimist").
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I was just burned out, and I knew I had to save myself if he didn't want to be saved.
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The rest of the victim's body was found in a burned-out car on the other side of the city.
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They try to cut costs on staff, which can mean employees end up burned out or underqualified to begin with.
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But that doesn't satisfy Malcolm, who's burned out from helping Jeri's clients, who, this season, seem to be exclusively guilty scumbags.
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I don't want to get burned out by work, and acting, and different projects, because it's what I love to do.
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It burned out about 75 percent of the structure in the end, and what's left is heavily smoke and water damaged.
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Local television images showed firefighters pouring water on the burned-out hulk of a tanker truck, a small car wedged underneath.
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The weather service in Chicago shared this clip on Twitter: It was unclear if the meteor struck earth or burned out.
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But once the last stage has burned out, the payload just goes where gravity takes it, powerless to push itself further.
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Severe cracks related to a lava fissure show beneath a burned-out landscape in Leilani Estates on Hawaii's Big Island Wednesday.
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He pretty much just burned out and fights in Isaan that don't require a weight cut just don't pay the bills.
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Burned out from software, the story goes, he enrolled in a laser cutting class at bygone maker space chain, Tech Shop.
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On the edge of town, towering piles of abandoned plastic scrap can still be seen in a partially burned-out warehouse.
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As I've said before, it's a decent option to check out when you're burned out on Netflix, Prime Video, or Hulu.
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As he spoke to reporters, a man behind him pushed past an improvised barrier and ran into the burned-out building.
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Burned out cars with the paint peeled off and windows punched out by the force of the blasts ringed the site.
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After "Night Court," Mr. Anderson felt burned out, so he moved with his first wife and their children to Washington State.
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As the story goes, he burned out before he could fade away, or perhaps, start a fashion line for H&M.
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That kind of stress is just one part of the always-on lifestyle that can leave people fatigued and burned out.
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"There are a lot of incredibly burned-out energy names that could be good for a real bounce," MKM's Strugger said.
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Several houses in the main street had been hit by rockets or were burned out but otherwise the city was calm.
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A new study from InCrowd reveals that 79% of primary care physicians (PCPs) are burned out, compared with 57% of specialists.
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Images of the explosion show much of the factory's roof blown out and burned-out vehicles standing charred in the factory.
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Edith Wilk Willkie, his wife since 1918, was frail and devoted, determined to endure a long marriage that burned out early.
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He discovered that the bulb in the desk lamp had burned out, so he made a note to buy a replacement.
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There were a lot of things that led into that, but I got kind of burned out on the metal scene.
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Mr. Cooper, scraggly bearded and seemingly tired of fame, feels like a burned-out musician who finds solace in her simplicity.
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But I'm burned out by long hours for not enough money and don't find creative satisfaction in the work any more.
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Ms. Scroggs recounted coaching one burned-out client to make her commute more enjoyable, and invite friends to lunch, for example.
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On Friday, she stood across the street from the burned-out building with her son, carrying bags with blankets and socks.
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Burned out, struggling with depression and fed up with cyberbullying, Rebecca Marino, one of Canada's brightest prospects, quit tennis in 2216.
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And I empathize with both kinds because I, like so many other people in and around video games, feel burned out.
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"I can't remember the last time I talked to an engineer who's burned out because of scaling issues," Mr. Schroepfer said.
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"They get burned out and they quit," said Adam Chandler, whose mother lived at Beachtree until her death earlier this year.
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Teachers who reported they were more burned out had students in their classes with higher levels of cortisol, the stress hormone.
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Another experiment headed up on this SpaceX mission will look toward distant neutron stars, the burned-out cores of large stars.
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In these systems, one of the stars is a white dwarf, the burned out but still hot remnant of a star.
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When a burned-out Hardy, wanting to get away from drug addicts, applies to become a federal agent, I'm not surprised.
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Fallen debris from the burned-out roof structure sits near the high altar inside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, April 16.
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The front part of the armored vehicle was a burned-out mess, but the back was still loaded with explosive canisters.
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Burned out, she left to backpack through South America for a year and a half, which changed her ideas about wellness.
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It's clear, though, the Woolsey fire's path came dangerously close as it burned out of control toward the Malibu beach area.
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Sometimes the movie (which stars Anne Hathaway as a burned-out alcoholic) is a romantic comedy; sometimes it's something much darker.
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Garet Anzalone, 23, is tearful as he goes through his grandmother's burned out property in a mobile home park in Westlake Village.
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The novel centers on Lois, who starts the novel as a burned-out software engineer at a company that manufacturers robotic arms.
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He took us through the top reasons surveyed workers feel burned out and what they and their bosses can do about it.
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Far more than any jam band record I've gotten through, this is the rock dream the hippies invented before they burned out.
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You talk a lot in the book about how millennials are burned out, that we've been conditioned to worship productivity and efficiency.
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Eric Durtschi stood outside his house, where a burned-out car stood in the driveway and kids&apos bicycles were strewn about.
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"It was really fun but I have more memories of tiredness, being burned out, people gossiping, and all that stuff," she says.
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Burned-out vehicles torched by 25–30 militants during the attack are seen outside Al Rawdah mosque in Bir Al-Abed, Egypt.
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Not being able to shield yourself from the harsh realities can be very taxing, and it's really easy to get burned out.
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People are so burned out by smart toilets that they were not ready to hear about shoes gaining a connected hardware component.
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Introducing him as a burned out preacher man who keeps his faith at arms reach feels like it skips an emotional beat.
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The roadblock, composed in part of burned-out trucks, has blocked the main route to the city of Bismarck since late October.
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"Maybe you're overstressed, burned out, and need a break, so you're at that point where you're distracted and not motivated," he says.
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Protester Conor Handley said the conflict began when the demonstrators tried to remove two burned out vehicles that were blocking the road.
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More and more self-described burned-out millennials are quitting their lucrative jobs and not worried about what they&aposll do next.
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A burned-out car sits next to a home that was destroyed by the Detwiler Fire on July 218, in Mariposa, California.
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In fact, doctors are more burned out and less satisfied with work-life balance than they were in 28503, when previously surveyed.
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Exercise, after all, has some great mood-boosting benefits — why let it be tarnished by something that leaves us feeling burned out?
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Footage of the crash site showed the burned out van angled backward down a steep embankment off the side of the highway.
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This, coupled with boiling point anticipation, meant that by the time of its release a lot of the fire had burned out.
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Yoon's own research suggests that burned out doctors are more likely to work in environments that they feel are driven by profits.
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This level of chronic overwork makes you far more likely to get burned out — and it may not even help your productivity.
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Students said it has been surreal to drive past burned-out houses and empty hillsides on their way to school every day.
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No, my background was in advertising and it was a pretty tough industry, and I kind of burned out pretty early on.
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You've been working a lot during Libra season, my sweet cow, but it's time to rest—or else risk being burned out.
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So, if you have a sensible routine that you enjoy and doesn't leave you feeling burned out, there's no reason to stop.
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Critics at the time also called that event "tone-deaf"; it featured flaming trash cans and burned-out cars as party backdrops.
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At the hotel where I was booked, the generator had burned out, so the elevator didn't work and there was no water.
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For burned out engaged employees, it will be helpful to find allies at work and sources of support and respect among coworkers.
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Along the way were the remains of the years of fighting: burned-out mud huts, houses disfigured by bullets and artillery fire.
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I have been present when an entire community looked the other way when a gay couple was burned out of their home.
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The hulks of burned-out cars dot the moribund train station's tiny parking lot, abandoned by citizens too poor to maintain them.
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I got burned out and left my job about a year and a half ago because I couldn't deal with addicts anymore.
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Our correspondent drove into the countryside to interview survivors and firefighters, passing burned-out cars and melted road signs on his way.
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Years worth of scientific research suggests an open floor plan leaves workers stressed, burned out, dissatisfied, and overall worse at their jobs.
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Viewers criticize her online, saying that she looks burned out and that her food segments have lost a certain joie de vivre.
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Half of all workers in the United States, regardless of industry, are burned out, according to research by Stanford psychologist Emma Seppälä.
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If often burned out, the ecosystem that was downtown Manhattan in the 1970s was also fertile and febrile, as "Face It" depicts.
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The protests morphed into looting of shops in the past three night and shells of burned-out cars still blocked some roads.
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He spoke of aesthetic improvements — replacing burned-out streetlights, hanging dozens of flags with Yorktown's motto, "Progress With Preservation" — to engender pride.
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I felt burned out and needed time out to get back to finding myself and my purpose, and to educating my mind.
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Fallen debris from the burned-out roof structure sits near the high altar inside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, April 16, 2019.
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In combination with a rapid uptick in deforestation, a key driver of fires, many of the fires have burned out of control.
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Here, on the 953nd of July, police found the burned-out husk of the Toyota Rav 4 the two were traveling in.
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With its large stretches of abandoned and burned-out buildings, it came to be seen as a national symbol of urban blight.
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Mr. Grammer ended up going back to the area for a week, spray-painting images on burned-out cars and other rubble.
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Remains of many victims were found in the ashen rubble of homes, others inside or near the burned-out wreckage of vehicles.
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One study shows that people who make time for self-reflection are happier, more productive and less burned out than people who don't.
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A third death was reported in the Woolsey Fire on Wednesday when authorities found human remains in a burned-out home in Agoura.
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After factoring in regulatory approvals, it can take years to put a drug on the market - often after an outbreak has burned out.
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We have to stop at Autozone to get a new bulb for my headlight, since we noticed it burned out the day before.
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Much has been reported about Solo's troubled production and subsequent box office failures, and whether audiences are already burned out on Star Wars.
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His burned-out pickup truck was found in Conroe, a town about 45 miles south of where his body was found, KHOU reported.
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They made their way through a blackened landscape where burned-out homes and smoking roadsides alternated with lush vineyards untouched by the disaster.
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Burned-out cars from the Ranch fire, part of the Mendocino Complex fire, which hit Spring Valley in Northern California, on Aug. 7.
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But the videos continue to emerge, one even showing a burned-out car they claim was torched by them and belonged to ISIS.
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I was so burned out that I had little time or incentive to pursue the sorts of writing assignments I actually cared about.
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If you don't, you'll eventually burn out, and these eclipses will make sure you know just how shitty feeling burned out can be.
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Around the perimeter of the sea, establishments had been burned out, left vacant, or wiped from the landscape as if they'd never existed.
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And finally, remember that there will be more opportunities to spend time with your friend when you aren't feeling burned out or exhausted.
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State-run Tatatouine Radio said youths had burned out two local police stations during the clashes and police had withdrawn from the town.
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Wesley Hartzog walking through his burned out garage where it's believed his Galaxy Note 7 started a fire (WMBF News screenshot)[WMBF News]
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Firefighters who feel burned out often experience sleep issues, which also increases their risk of emotional fatigue, exhaustion and health problems, researchers say.
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Our memories are of vehicles exploding in a ball of flames, of the burned-out wrecks of others, of mad dashes to safety.
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The 9 to 5 working day could be on its way out, as Britons crave flexible shifts Fed up of being burned out?
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"These are the very qualities that are diminished when we're burned out from being always on," Huffington said of human abilities like creativity.
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These abandoned and burned out cars shows you what a panic it must have been for residents trying to escape the Camp Fire.
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For example, one physician felt so "burned out" that he moved from the city in which he was practicing to a small town.
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Austrian racer Marcel Hirscher said early in the Games that the ice crystals created friction that burned out the bases of his skis.
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Five of the 15 tanks continued to burn Tuesday, while two have collapsed and volatile liquids in three others burned out, ITC said.
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You don't deserve a break because your dog needs to be housebroken or you're burned out—you deserve a break because everyone does.
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Another security guard caught up with Brown several blocks away; Brown shot at him as well, then dashed into a burned-out storefront.
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Dozens of journalists scatter up a slope, trying to get perspective shots, and some photographers clamber atop one of the burned-out trucks.
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Photos and TV footage of the scene showed police trucks burned out, officers dead on the ground, bits of brain on the road.
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Doctors who were more burned out were more likely to answer "false" to questions about whether they viewed their work as a calling.
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But we had burned out in the almost literal sense, and the ferry, with its gentle gusts on serene waters, beckoned us home.
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Many, with jobs at some of China's hottest and most demanding companies, feel burned-out and spiritually adrift, and are looking for change.
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A survey conducted by Business Insider and LinkedIn recently found that 23% of professionals feel burned out when their coworkers are on vacation.
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The outlines of patients who had huddled in the smoke were visible for weeks on the stone floors of the burned-out ward.
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Ultimately, after some time, you come to the conclusion that you're burned out, and only then will you start to change your life.
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And you surely won't soon forget the sight of Mr. Wilson's burned-out case trying to trip the dark fantastic one more time.
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The remains of many victims were found in the ashen rubble of homes, others inside or near the burned-out wreckage of vehicles.
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It was because the "celebrities" were all functionally irrelevant: the star of Danny Bonaduce, for example, had burned out literally three decades earlier.
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He was burned out at Epic after Gears of War 3, and stated the company had "so many jaded developers" at the time.
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Instead of careening around the world to kill millions and devastate the global economy, the Ebola virus was contained and eventually burned out.
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And when people lose their historical memory for the slow, often frustrating pace of social change, they can feel burned out by setbacks.
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That breaks down into 23 percent who are burned out very often or always, and another 44 percent who feel that way sometimes.
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On a recent evening at dusk, she drove through the countless rows of burned out houses to a neighborhood near a small creek.
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In playing so many games, and trying to map similarities or differences across them, you become burned out on the joy of play.
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Four days later, investigators found the burned out gray Dodge pickup McLeod and Schmegelsky were traveling in, and said the teens were missing.
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Last week we talked about what to do when you're feeling burned out, and the response was overwhelming — in the best way possible.
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Having burned out on the startup grind, Spencer Hilligoss wanted to find a way to financial independence that would be predictable and lucrative.
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The absence of vegetation and roots in burned-out hillsides and canyons makes them more susceptible to mudslides and even landslides, officials said.
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Firefighters on Wednesday were still battling the blazes, the deadliest in state history, as search-and-rescue teams picked through burned-out neighborhoods.
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Images showed burned-out structures, destroyed by supporters of the Iran-aligned Kataib Hezbollah militia in Iraq who attacked the embassy on Tuesday.
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How to finally stop procrastinating forever Use this Jedi mind trick to nail your first-round interview Fed up of being burned out?
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About a month ago, Alicea's generator had a massive malfunction that burned out all of the electrical outlets in use at the time.
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With a map of Central America pulled down behind her, she passed around a badly photocopied picture of the sisters' burned-out van.
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I remember the feeling of desperation when I was so burned out and depressed that I didn't think I could handle another day.
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The Legal Medical Institute said Saturday that Sixto Henry Vera was found beside two burned out vehicles with a bullet wound to the head.
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In a 2015 study by Staples Advantage and WorkPlace Trends, more than half the 2,500 workers surveyed reported feeling burned out by their jobs.
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Accepting the fact that I, too, can be burned out, depressed, and anxious while still being a Chinese person has been a tough process.
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The supporting performances, particularly Sissy Spacek as Forrest's girlfriend, and Casey Affleck as the burned-out detective who puts the clues together — are outstanding.
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And I guess, who wouldn't enjoy a story that has the Four Horsemen on motorcycles, and Jon Hamm as a seemingly burned-out angel?
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A police water cannon doused the wreckage of a burned-out car and there were two separate fires on the road outside the stadium.
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I'd noticed that Mara had the slowed-down disposition of someone who was either locked in a severe depression or burned-out on psychotropics.
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No matter the movement or era, being burned out has been the steady state of black people in this country for hundreds of years.
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Nicole Kidman will likely be a Best Actress Oscar nominee for her performance as Erin Bell, a burned-out, booze-soaked Los Angeles cop.
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The bodies found Wednesday were discovered in dense brush, in a location about five miles from where the burned-out vehicle had been located.
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Beyond the media coverage, activists on the ground said that the people they're trying to reach sound like they're already burned out by exhaustion.
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Much discussion surrounding various platforms like YouTube and Twitter, meanwhile, are concerned with making sure users don't walk away feeling depressed or burned out.
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The images showed the charred remains of homes, burned-out cars and scorched trees in Redding, which is home to more than 91,000 people.
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These nonstop obligations would undoubtedly leave most adults completely burned out, so it's no surprise that exhaustion has caught up with the young actress.
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Five of the 15 tanks continued to burn Tuesday morning, while two have collapsed and volatile liquids in three others burned out, ITC said.
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They started off with the gusto of two young, drunk cheetahs, and burned out just as quickly as two young, drunk cheetahs on fire.
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Holding her 4-year-old son, Dimitri, in one arm, Olivia Grimpas gazed up at the burned out hull of the cathedral in disbelief.
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Watch it hereOnce a powerful lawyer, Billy McBride is now burned out and washed up, spending more time in a bar than a courtroom.
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Older workers are often branded as burned out and not technically savvy, says Peter Cappelli, a management professor at the Wharton School in Philadelphia.
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Emergency vehicles, lights flashing, cruised past burned-out cars and gutted businesses as a city spokeswoman took reporters on a tour of the destruction.
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By the end of my second year, I was burned out and depressed; I no longer knew why I was doing any of it.
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Now that the FARC is no longer imposing fines for felling trees, numerous patches of burned out land cropped up, their trees burned down.
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Studying is almost impossible, and my campus resembles a burned-out war zone when staff members return tentatively to their offices on Monday mornings.
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If we continue to think and act as if only the disengaged are burned out, we will miss many people who need our attention.
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On Wednesday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said the body of a possible third victim was found there in a burned-out dwelling.
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Also, the frustration of using a shoddy garden hose ranks up there with multiple paper cuts and burned out bulbs on holiday light strands.
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Even if that's taking a "sick day" at work or just a long lunch, giving yourself space to be burned out can be huge.
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I occasionally plan a day like that for myself when I'm feeling particularly tired or burned out and need to do something completely effortless.
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Images of the aftermath of the shootout showed burned out vehicles, while the facade of Villa Union&aposs city hall was riddled with bullets.
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All right, it's time to testify, and I hope you're not too burned out because we have one more day of testimony after today's.
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And 67% of employees say they are sometimes, always, or very often burned out at work, according to workplace analytics and consulting firm Gallup.
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In Coffey Park, a neighborhood of vast devastation, he counts 14 burned-out lots that have come onto the market, including one on Tuesday.
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Impatient brands constantly opt to toss one name for another, and this game of designer musical chairs has talent proclaiming they are burned out.
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Deputy Coroner Justin Sponhaltz, right, of the Mariposa County Sheriff's Office, carries a bag with human remains found at a burned out home in Paradise.
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Victor, a 19-year-old runaway burned out from caring too much, hopes to sell enough weed to protesters to buy himself a plane ticket.
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But the survey, conducted by HR consulting firm Randstad US, revealed another surprising fact: work-life balance wasn't the key reason employees felt burned out.
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Birchbox CEO and co-founder Katia Beauchamp says our culture is creating busy, burned-out people who need to take time to focus on themselves.
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Chris Turner, who works at the resort, posted video of the damage to Facebook -- smoke drifted from burned-out vehicles and the buildings' charred remains.
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Millennials are more likely to say they are often or always burned out at work than workers in older generations, according to research by Gallup.
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When you overcommit to plans, there's a good chance you'll spread yourself too thin, which can make you feel burned out and drained, Rollin says.
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" So Mike Love and Terry turned the tenses around, so instead of "Oh, I'm so burned out, I gotta go to Kokomo," it's "Come on!
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My love for Pikachu has stayed with me as other childhood tastes (low-rise jeans, an ambition to become a "naturalist") have thankfully burned out.
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"...22000 percent more comfortable..."Epilady came from a kibbutz in Israel, was aggressively pushed onto the consumer market and burned out by its third year.
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In short, while others of his era burned out or faded away, Fields is still here, his voice now more passionate and ecstatic than ever.
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The trend is especially prevalent among certain demographics; an increasing number of millennial women, for example, feel "burned out" by the time they turn 183.
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The goal is to not get burned out by all the stuff, and still be excited by some of the stuff and experience the weirdness.
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Firefighters found the bodies inside a burned-out vehicle on the road linking two parishes in the city of Nigran, in the province of Pontevedra.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, burned out by his job, is reportedly questioning how long he can remain in the post.
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Nearly one in four working professionals feel burned out when their coworkers are on vacation, according to an exclusive survey from Business Insider and LinkedIn.
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About 23% of working professionals feel burned out when their coworkers are on vacation, according to an exclusive survey conducted by Business Insider and LinkedIn.
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A burned out home sits next a vineyard after an out of control wildfire moved through the area on October 9, 2017 in Sonoma, California.
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"We had no tools then, and by the time we had the vaccine ready to test, most of the cases had burned out," he said.
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The United States was fighting simultaneous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and SEALs were getting killed, wounded or just burned out and leaving the service.
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He says Honeywell went from being "a burned-out husk" of a company to "about four or five years" later being "credible with investors" again.
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Between living in burned-out buildings, bathing in fire hydrants and stealing food to eat, Mr. Flanagan knew the street life and its various uncertainties.
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She recommended setting aside time in your calendar since people, especially single parents, often find themselves overbooked and are then too burned out to date.
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By Monday morning the beaten-up shacks housing the camp's well-established restaurants, mostly Afghan, and shops were vacant, burned-out and broken-down shells.
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"If the athletes don't have the chance to take time off, that's where they start to get burned out, injuries start to happen," he said.
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If so, you are one of the two-thirds of Americans who report feeling burned out on the job, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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But the years since then have been rough on Harvey, whose New York career burned out in a series of injuries and off-field distractions.
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Deadly late-season wildfires burned out of control in Northern and Southern California, killing at least five and forcing thousands of people from their homes.
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Nearing Unaweep Divide, the topmost point of the valley (elevation: 7,048 feet), I passed a rambling farmhouse with a burned-out tractor in the yard.
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Gillian Jacobs plays Harper, a burned-out New Yorker whose hellacious boss (Michaela Watson) sends her to Barcelona to close the deal on an account.
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How to Recognize Burnout Before You're Burned Out Being tired, ambivalent, stressed, cynical and overextended has become a normal part of a working professional life.
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In researching her book, "The Happiness Track, " Seppälä found that half of American workers, regardless of profession or position in corporate hierarchies, are burned out.
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"It's funny to think that at 22 years old, I was really burned out from being on the road for 10 years," Ms. Morris said.
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A 2019 MedScape report found that 44 percent of physicians feel "burned out," driving many to alcoholism and depression, or to leave the profession entirely.
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The Southern Crab Nebula's two dying stars give it an hourglass shape, since one burned-out star is attracting the material its aging companion sheds.
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After decades of working in film, Ryan was burned out, and moved to New York as soon as her son, Jack, graduated from high school.
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They had to buy burritos from a vendor down the street, then warm hundreds of them in a single, small microwave that eventually burned out.
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In all, I saw the remains of more than two dozen ravaged communities — roofless churches and schools, burned-out thatch-roofed homes, wrecked marketplace stalls.
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There are a lot of athletes who race in everything, but they get to a point where they're just exhausted and kind of burned out.
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My arithmetic says you're roughly 30, and you already are so burned out on this career path that you only "reluctantly" took a new job.
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It's nicknamed the "road of death": a dusty two-lane highway lined with the wreckage of burned-out cars and the shells of blackened, deserted buildings.
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"I can show her later," he said, putting down his dinged-up old Canon with the burned-out circle in the top left of the screen.
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Nearly a quarter of hospital and nursing home nurses aren't satisfied with their jobs, according to one study, and more than a third feel burned out.
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Weist's segments emphasize the performative aspects of social media, as he reminds his clients to project happiness and spontaneity even when they're annoyed or burned out.
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Here are the 15 "best jobs for work-life balance" in the U.K: Here are the highest-paying companies in the UK this year Burned out?
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"That's when I started looking around and seeing that millions of people are burned out; it wasn't just me," she told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Statistics support the fact that it's a real thing: According to an oft-cited Forbes article, more and more millennial women feel burned out by 30.
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Comparatively, 23% of employees in the United States said they very often or always feel burned out from their jobs, polling firm Gallup said last year.
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The first fire, which broke out April 23, built a thick, black smoke cloud around the building, but had burned out by the time authorities arrived.
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One of the Northern California fire's victims was an ailing woman whose body was found in bed in a burned-out house in Concow, near Paradise.
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Many Caps go into overdrive when focused on a task, only to end up burned out, melancholic, and deeply resentful that others aren't pulling their weight.
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The trial involved the shooting deaths of two men found in a burned out car owned by DePaola, who did appear in court for the trial.
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President Donald Trump began his inaugural weekend with a speech that painted bleak images of impoverished inner cities, burned-out factories and a failed education system.
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Maybe I'm just super burned out and disillusioned from the brutal political news cycle, but Sonneborn has me convinced he's the right person for the job.
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The women are burned out for good reason, but "play, thing" feels like a first draft in which, perhaps fittingly, there's more work to be done.
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Aside from emergency workers, the largest presence in the city were utilities crews, on hand to assess damage and replace burned-out poles, wires and cables.
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In March 20083, feeling burned out, he left the president's inner circle after eight years of hope, change and writing cheesy jokes for the turkey pardons.
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Gallup research estimates that workers who have managers who are willing to listen to their work-related needs are 62% less likely to be burned out.
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On Tuesday, if you're not too burned out from Halloween, you might try Melissa Clark's ace new recipe for a coconut pork stew with garam masala.
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If you also think you might be getting burned out, taking proactive steps — such as making sure you use your vacation days — is an essential start.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - No matter who you are or what you do, let me take a wild guess: You feel a little burned out right now.
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A lonely octogenarian (Bruce Dern) prepares for death by taking inventory of his possessions; a distraught widow (Ellen Burstyn) salvages keepsakes from her burned-out home.
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In the past week, towns have been burned out of existence, people have fled the raging flames, and ashes have been falling from a tangerine sky.
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"People are just burned out and they're worried," she said, pointing to the Iowa Democratic caucuses, where turnout was lower than many had anticipated, as evidence.
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Where Guardiola took time off because he felt burned out, because he was too committed to soccer to keep on going, Allegri just has other interests.
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On Thursday, after walking away from a pregnant woman asking for help, he was forced to flee the angry, heckling residents of a burned-out town.
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Ms. Gauvreau, a rental property manager, drove into town past burned-out buildings next to perfectly fine ones: the fire, it seemed, had hopscotched around erratically.
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The latest of what we know: • The victims: On Wednesday, firefighters ended their search of the burned-out structure that had housed a rambling artists' colony.
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The result is a brand consumers love, a company culture people fear, and a cadre of former employees who feel burned out and coerced into silence.
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Generally speaking, black holes are the burned-out hulks of long dead stars, with a strong enough gravitational field that not even light can escape them.
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Families come briefly to Qaraqosh to check on burned out homes and collect belongings from a town that was one of the earliest sites of Christianity.
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Dre represents that part of me that is so over this election and burned out from constantly talking about it that I would rather look at spreadsheets.
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At this point, the missile breaks up into the warhead, debris, decoys intended to confuse our sensors, and the last stage of the burned-out rocket booster.
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Applegate was making movies and guesting on TV shows when she was still in elementary school, but she never became some burned-out, embittered former child star.
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The people who institutionalized an economic system that has left both millennials and the broader workforce feeling broke, burned out, chained to their desks, and constantly behind.
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I am completely burned out from the marathon imbibing of the past few days and cannot feign enthusiasm when some dude throws Mardi Gras beads my way.
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Turtle squats behind a burned-out stump, coal-black, eaten by fire into a helix laddered by mushrooms with flat brown tops and bottoms like frogs' throats.
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"I was either going to get my Ph.D or go to medical school, but I was kind of burned out after school," she told TheWrap in 2016.
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I take the road, which tends to be safer than the woods, and make my way past burned-out farms, houses, and the remains of small towns.
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You might feel like you're sweating daily and using up your energy, but you likely won't be able to maintain it and could end up burned out.
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Youngblood said two people had been confirmed killed in the inferno and that more fatalities could be discovered once authorities were able to search burned out neighborhoods.
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Maybe Amazon took a tip from that burned-out guy who lied to his boss about a friend's funeral to take time off and build a treehouse.
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To calculate an impact's location, researchers take into account how wind affects the trajectory during 20km or so of "dark flight", after a fireball has burned out.
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Now, he says he's been burned out by the hunt for a technical fix, and that he's started simply leaving audio out of his new web games.
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The images, taken from about 10 km (six miles) from the town, showed bodies on the ground, burned out armored vehicles and other destroyed trucks and buildings.
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But witnesses who have fled to Bangladesh, as well as satellite imagery of burned-out Rohingya villages, tell a chilling story of widespread destruction of civilian areas.
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So by the time we got to the studio, we were very well rehearsed because of the touring, but that burned out feeling was really setting in.
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In Santa Rosa, blocks in some neighborhoods resembled war zones, with little left but charred debris, broken walls, chimneys and the steel frames of burned-out cars.
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Police found her remains, along with that of her dog, in her burned-out car off the main road about two days later, George Powell told CNN.
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Replacing burned out interior bulbs should be less than $1 per bulb, and there's no need for fancy LEDs when simple, bright bulbs will work fine. 5.
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It's a familiar coping mechanism for people burned out by apocalyptic news and vitriolic social media feeds: Please, let's just not talk about it for an hour.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)The drive into the hills around Caracas passes a burned-out police station, an overturned car, queues for bread, and a smoldering trash can.
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He felt burned out on work but was strangely revived by sniffing the hotel toiletries, which came from a niche fragrance line he can no longer recall.
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Maybe logging off really is the kindest thing we can do for our minds; maybe fostering IRL connections instead of getting burned out is the healthy choice.
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Newly built luxury apartments and stately Tudor mansions erected by auto barons in the last century sit within a mile or two of burned-out frame houses.
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We were the first interview Adam had done in quite a while, it made a nice change from the burned-out non-talkers we sometimes talk to.
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Rhea Suh President, National Resources Defense Council First job: Senator's assistant When I got back to Colorado after doing my Fulbright fellowship, I was really burned out.
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"One big reason for the brain drain is that doctors get burned out and frustrated, because they can't provide the care they know they should," he said.
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It was an exceptionally demanding schedule for someone who had not yet finished his senior year in college, and by 230, Avenatti was burned out on politics.
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Its streets are piled with burned-out cars and television sets, and its biggest hospital is so wrecked that barely two of the 10 floors are usable.
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"I was definitely burned out and having real questions about the trajectory of career and careerism and how it was playing out in my life," he said.
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While training unassisted in the summer of 24, Wheatcroft rammed into a burned-out car on his training path in Doncaster, England, three hours north of London.
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After working nonstop for nearly 21 years, Mario — burned out — decided it was time to pursue a lifelong goal: to travel around the world, without leaving home.
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Mr. Woodbury and Mr. Leonard both got burned out by environmental advocacy and found emotional resilience in Buddhist practices and a more compassionate view of human nature.
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The fires have left charred trees and burned-out cars and have overpowered Lebanon's fire brigades, prompting appeals to neighboring states to send aircraft to bolster efforts.
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Lines of officers searched homes and combed through burned-out properties where some suspects were thought to be hiding as more residents, especially Muslims, fled the area.
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But looking back, I realized he was already burned out when we started the shoot, and I still feel bad about the amount of pressure he endured.
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Search teams, meanwhile, combed through charred, rubble-strewn expanses of burned-out neighborhoods looking for bodies - or anything else that might carry human DNA for identification purposes.
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"It's a terrible, tragic loss," said Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro, who spoke at a news conference with Mayor Bill de Blasio near the burned-out house.
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Tighani's house was still standing on Sunday afternoon, when two contractors arrived with sheets of plywood and nail guns to board up the burned-out upstairs windows.
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I saw almost all of my friends, who played Forsaken practically daily, get burned out and move on because Destiny 2 began demanding so much of their time.
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Two months before the Res Club fire, the man and some classmates painted a house for a family who had been burned out in a pre-dawn fire.
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Farther down, on blocks that were once burned out, iron fences painted a shiny black surround brick and vinyl-sided townhouses built with the help of federal funds.
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Read on for my tips, and next time you're feeling burned out by the constant drip-feed of terrible news, try to remember what you learned here today.
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Olivia Young was a burned-out millennial who quit her job at an LA entertainment PR agency and booked a one-way flight to New Zealand in 2016.
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Southeast of Lake Isabella, dozens of burned-out homes and car frames could be seen in a neighborhood reduced to a field of mangled metal and collapsed roofs.
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Southeast of Lake Isabella, dozens of burned-out homes and car frames were left behind in a neighborhood reduced to a field of mangled metal and collapsed roofs.
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"Live Like Me" someone graffitied in pink spray paint on the burned-out shell of a house near the railroad tracks in Glouster, where the mining pit closed.
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Furloughed cybersecurity employees returned to expired software licenses and web encryption certificates, colleagues burned out from working on skeleton crews, and weeks-worth of unanalyzed network activity logs.
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As we face the turn of another year, it's easy to feel burned out by or resigned to the economic instability, political theater, and societal disconnect around us.
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No wonder so many people are turned off by the barrage of Christmas music: It's the same stuff, year after year, and you're gonna get burned out quick.
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It was just an insane amount of touring that we went through and by the time we got to making Konk I think we were quite burned out.
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But the child-actors also scurried past piles of rubble and burned-out cars, sometimes ending at half-bombed buildings that seemed ready to fall about their ears.
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Burned out cars, packed with the few possessions their owners could grab, litter the side of the road, their tires reduced to puddles of melted rubber and steel.
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The massive wildfire that has driven about 90,000 people from their homes in and around the Canadian city of Fort McMurray has burned out of control for days.
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The massive wildfire that has driven about 303,000 people from their homes in and around the Canadian city of Fort McMurray has burned out of control for days.
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"A bitter and burned-out complainer" is the way Edward Conlon, the author and former detective, defined it in a 1998 New Yorker article, written under a pseudonym.
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But the entire premise is haunted by the spectral presence of everyone who hasn't made it, all the young players who weren't quite good enough, or burned out.
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This makes "Succession" ideally timed for the Trump era; it can also make it off-putting, initially, for anyone burned out on sympathy-for-the-Devil cable shows.
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This talent now extends into outer space, where a growing junkyard of dead satellites, burned-out rocket stages, and other artificial bits and pieces is accumulating in orbit.
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On the latest Recode Decode, "Good and Mad" author Rebecca Traister explains why women's anger is having a resurgence, and how to keep yourself from getting burned out.
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My tiny house was cool, but what really stuck out to me is that the resort is a relaxing getaway for burned-out millennials who want to recharge.
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The resort is clearly designed with a range of guests in mind, but more than anything, I'd recommend it to any burned-out millennial who needs to recharge.
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"We are burned out, and it makes people not want to stay," said an active-duty senior enlisted Army EOD tech who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Wielding mostly 16-millimeter film, the director of photography, Ryan Kernaghan, mimics the home movies of the time with flickering ellipses and flares of dazzling, burned-out white.
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After 9/11, he built a miniature Tora Bora and during the Iraq War, he built a battle scene with burned-out buildings and an angel parachuting in.
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"I was really burned out," said Ms. Doppelt, whose last media job was at The Daily Beast, under Ms. Brown, where she served as West Coast bureau chief.
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The teens' bodies were found in "dense brush" about 0003 miles from where the burned-out vehicle was located, said Jane MacLatchy, assistant commissioner of the Manitoba RCMP.
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The teens' bodies were found in "dense brush" about 5 miles from where the burned-out vehicle was located, said Jane MacLatchy, assistant commissioner of the Manitoba RCMP.
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Indeed, many were so burned out from their jobs by the time they quit, they still look back on the experience with something akin to post-traumatic stress.
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These doctors are well trained to treat pregnant women with diabetes and hypertension, but they get burned out trying to pay the student loans and make ends meet.
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It won't pay nearly as much as I earn in my current 9-5 job, but I'm O.K. with this change; after 30-plus years, I'm burned out.
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Who overlooked the burned-out shells of Soviet-era tanks that lined the base -- a dark message from the valley's previous occupants that things did not end well?
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Ms. Kolka, who is such a fan of her 16-year-old Cuisinart that she had the motor replaced when it burned out, advised cooks not to panic.
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"I was just kind of burned out on the way Built to Spill was, indie rock, and the kind of music that we made," he said in 2006.
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Firefighters from the Sydney suburb of Inglewood ran for their lives as the fire burned out of control in Orangeville, around 45 miles (75 kilometers) southwest of Sydney.
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Eventually, police retreated and students built barriers on the bridge to hold their ground, even dragging a burned-out car and golf carts to help block the bridge.
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After competing at the most elite level, getting injured and feeling burned out, she made a choice to dial it back, she said in a Players Tribune video.
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"Eddie and Dave" is, in part, a burned-out fan's notes, via MTV VJ, who has a scrapbook of a mind that blurs firsthand observation with tabloid headlines.
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That evolved into an ongoing back and forth poaching of talent, as wrestlers would flip promotions as they burned out on one or received better pay at the other.
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In fact, nearly three in ten are "very often or always burned out" at work, with roughly seven in ten experiencing "at least some burnout," according to recent statistics.
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In just the second tutorial, you're already slashing teacher salaries, firing them when they're burned out, and dealing with students skipping class (although they gain humanity with their mistakes).
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Officials have opened up the burned-out area near a popular fishing lake 80 miles (130 kilometers) southeast of Salt Lake City, as well as a stretch of highway.
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After those first few hours of struggle under the weight of the net, when 792-Echo's lift-fan motors burned out simultaneously, he drastically reduced his use of power.
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In the foodservice industry, it's one thing to get burned out, and another thing to always come in late, always have excuses, and take really, really long bathroom breaks.
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Doves are released during commemorations to mark the first anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, near the burned-out social housing apartment block in west London, on June 14.
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On May 3, a representative for the Bravo star confirmed to PEOPLE that the property, which had sat empty in a burned out state since the fire, was demolished.
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He said he concluded that "retail investors are not able to make money in the crude futures market", paid back his loans and quit the market feeling burned out.
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The scorched remains of a melted swing set, charred cars and ashy, exposed living rooms are all that's left in the burned out neighborhoods of the city in Alberta.
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Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood told a Friday evening press conference that more fatalities could be discovered once authorities are able to search burned-out neighborhoods with cadaver dogs.
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AT LEAST WE BURNED OUT TOGETHER At the end of 2017 I wrote a story for VICE about my struggle with anxiety for a week-long project about stress.
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Police have surrounded a burned-out property with crime scene tape where two children and their great-grandmother are unaccounted for after a Northern California wildfire destroyed their home.
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We just got Ray at LAX and he gave us the update on Brandy's health scare, telling us she was totally burned out after one too many work trips.
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The way Alexi Robichaux tells it, his online executive coaching company BetterUp didn't start because he was a bummed-out, burned-out mid-level manager on a vision quest.
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At the scene of the blast, photos showed the tanker surrounded by the husks of burned-out motorbikes and automobiles, their windows and tires melted away from the heat.
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I know they're important, but the conversation around impostor syndrome and ambition and women at work always has me questioning my instincts: Am I burned out or self-sabotaging?
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Gilliam [another moderator] and I were asked along with a third person and I can't remember her name, but she was still doing work long after I burned out.
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"I was explaining to him, 'I'm going to leave, I'm burned out, I can't handle auditioning anymore and the rejection and the roller-coaster lifestyle it entails,'" she said.
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It can be tricky to jump into "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" so late in the game—and it's possible to get burned out by the Schuroverse's heavy soul-mate orientation.
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The conception of Trump as a momentary phenomenon, a disjunctive president who brings closure to a burned-out Reagan regime, does not necessarily fit the facts in their totality.
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Before the Corpus Christi fire burned out, the water supply system was nearly exhausted and hoses bringing additional supplies ruptured but were quickly replaced or repaired, the CSB found.
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"It's not that physicians are burned out and so don't care, it's that they care deeply," said Dr. David Schonfeld, a developmental behavioral pediatrician at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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The suspects were later seen in his RAV4 in Saskatchewan, a few days before that vehicle was found burned out in Manitoba, near the small, remote town of Gillam.
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By the spring of 2015, Lockert was feeling burned out from working so hard to pay off her student loans, so she took a two-week vacation to Spain.
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She didn't like the direction the company was headed in, she said, and was burned out after years of chasing the news cycle and posting stories at 383 a.m.
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Giant holes have been punched in the walls, the wide corridors reek of urine, many lights have burned out and water drips from the ceiling, pooling on the floor.
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I left behind people who are dead, or who are doing long prison terms, or who are burned out and lost their minds, who are way smarter than me.
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Physicians who are more burned out are more likely to report errors in the future and physicians who report errors are more likely to report burnout in the future.
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New York (CNN Business)Seth Meyers thinks some comedy fans may be burned out by DC politics, so he asked Netflix (NFLX) to help him do something about it.
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She moved to New York, burned out at an advertising agency, and stumbled into a waitressing job at Voyage, a globally influenced Southern-style restaurant in the West Village.
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In a 2010 study, Shanafelt and colleagues found that the more burned out a surgeon was, the more likely he or she was to report a major medical error.
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"I was starting to get burned out on years of making music that I wasn't really happy with when I heard DSU by Alex G in 2014," they said.
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Many of the flames still burned out of control, and the fires grew to more than 300 square miles (777 square kilometers), an area as large as New York City.
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"I think all those years of singing demos and not touring with crappy sound systems kept his voice strong without his ears getting burned out," the "Get Along" singer says.
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Officials on Saturday opened up the burned out area near a popular fishing lake 2700 miles (0003 kilometers) southeast of Salt Lake City, as well as a stretch of highway.
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According to recent statistics, three in ten millennials say they are "very often or always burned out," and also experience "work-disrupting anxiety" twice as much as the national average.
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On September 10, Mars will enter Aquarius, and you'll start feeling ready to tackle some issues you've been avoiding or just felt too burned out to deal with this summer.
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Storefront windows are left shattered after rioting and arson broke out in Washington, DC. A National Guardsman stands watch in Washington, DC, near the ruins of a burned-out building.
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Sure, you might get totally ripped if you sign up for daily hardcore bootcamp classes — but you might also get burned out and end up right back where you started.
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Another question I'm afraid to ask myself: Am I burned out because I'm still subconsciously wanting the American dream to be true, despite the odds stacked against my skin color?
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Evacuees react as they watch live footage from inside burned out neighborhoods of Fort McMurray on a TV in an evacuee center in Lac la Biche, Alberta on May 9.
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How do you make a game that is this labor-intensive while making sure it's being done in a healthy way and no one is getting burned-out by crunch.
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A representative for the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star confirmed to PEOPLE that the property, which had sat empty in a burned out state since the fire, was demolished.
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I'm burned out having every streaming service trying to get my attention and my hard-earned cash, and I have a strong hunch a lot of other people are, too.
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The city's once-famous Khan al-Wazir inn lies completely burned out; as we walked through one of its halls, eerie beams of light shone in through the broken windows.
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Put that together with the burned-out Pearson house that Rebecca grieved in front of at the end of the season 2 premiere, and you've got that special sinking feeling.
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After finding the shell of the burned-out S.U.V., Mr. Miller said, the family worried about what had happened with the other two vehicles, which had been traveling farther ahead.
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"A hairbag is an older cop, a burned-out cop, who doesn't want to do anything and doesn't care anymore," Mr. Dietrich said in an interview, adding a few expletives.
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Patton Oswalt, who plays a tech executive in the film, asked whether people would become burned out over the next 10 years and start a mass retreat from social media.
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Militants also said that the Israeli air force had destroyed the civilian car used in the operation, and distributed photos of what they said was the burned-out car Monday.
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At a memorial last weekend, a parade of 85 flags, honoring the fire dead, lined Paradise's main thoroughfare, the Skyway, amid newly reopened businesses, burned-out buildings and charred lots.
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Southwest of the city, a burned-out bus sat at the Flying J service station, which exploded as residents drove down Highway 63, the only escape route to the south.
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Scientists conducted autopsies on six white dwarfs — the burned-out cores of sun-like stars — to see what kind of material they sucked in, such as shredded remains of planets.
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The remains of five of the victims in Northern California were discovered in or near burned out cars, three outside residences and one inside a home, Butte County's Honea said.
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In other words, people who are burned out and disengaged are not overwhelmed by the stress of the job, but are hopeless at the lack of opportunity in their jobs.
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Standing in front of the burned-out shell of her family's home and adjacent appliance repair shop, she pointed to the blackened cage that once held her two beloved parrots.
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The convoy bounced over a road riddled with potholes, past remains of burned-out trucks, through a sandstorm and rain, and then into fields of sucking mud and soft dunes.
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"The fact that I'm still in the business now, after many years, without having burned out — I think a lot of that has to do with him," Mr. Bell said.
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For instance, we shall no longer have to spend scores of billions of dollars on rebuilding flooded cities or burned-out towns, or to cool overheated parts of the world.
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He contends that those who deny that it is climate change that makes wildfires more frequent and intense are contributing to the tragedies of lost lives and burned-out communities.
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Having burned out on nursing and journalism, I got a job as a wild-land firefighter and spent the next five months swinging a Pulaski ax in the Sawtooth Mountains.
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And many Wall Street donors are already burned out after pumping over $100 million to Jeb Bush and his Right to Rise super PAC with nothing to show for it.
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"Especially in high school, I wanted to have a social life and didn't have time for everything, so I often felt burned out and wanted to quit tennis," Egee said.
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In this environment, among the rubble of burned-out apartment buildings and scrawled across the sides of subway cars, a new language was being formed through graffiti and hip-hop.
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He is, however, played by Hugh Dillon, who was amazing as a burned-out punk rocker in the Canadian cult film "Hard Core Logo," so he's welcome to stick around.
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The Milky Way may have produced a bumper crop of stars that burned out and died during a period of about 300 million years, right before the solar system formed.
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This isn't a complete list, but it's a guide to what sort of causes rose up in the past decade, why they burned out and what that did for politics.
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Years of studying English and reading dozens of books a year left me feeling shamefully burned out, a feeling that was amplified by a job that involved reading and writing.
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The confrontation happened at Backwater Bridge, on a highway linking the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation and Bismarck, N.D. Burned-out trucks and a police barricade have made the bridge impassable.
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However, the lack of social interaction makes me pine to leave the office, thus I feel burned-out often, and that burnout has led to me tending toward laziness sometimes.
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But if we take Ms. Kelly as sincere, this still means the entire argument for her show is that she's burned out on the politics thing and needs a break.
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Sub Pop, the iconic Seattle-based independent label who almost single-handedly launched grunge and then somehow remained great even when the scene burned out, is turning 30 this year.
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But instead Ms. Washburn has created a host of dramatis personae who are just a tad too high strung, burned out, paranoid and guilty to be what they initially seem.
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Security forces seized firearms and bomb-making materials, shown on state television along with a burned out car and a damaged building where the first militant had blown himself up.
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"Codependence was a fad that caught fire and hasn't burned out," says Carol Tavris, a psychologist and author of The Mismeasure of Women, who critiqued the concept in her book.
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As a result, American listeners and even artists seem to be burned out on that sound and are craving something new, something that doesn't sound like anything we've been hearing lately.
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Those two years as a nanny were hard — I was stultifyingly bored and commuted an hour in each direction — but it was the last time I remember not feeling burned out.
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There are so many New New Things — and so many of them fall from the sky like burned-out flares soon enough, to further litter the graveyard of Old New Things.
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Officials also confirmed the fatality of a man whose remains were found in a burned out sedanAccording to the Los Angeles Times, it had been decades since the last major fire.
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People told me I was crazy to leave a high-paying job at such a young age, but I was absolutely burned out and felt disillusioned by my industry of work.
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I don't want to work every day where I have to yell at people and scream to have my voice heard… I think a lot of people burned out that way.
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Collectors, scenesters, girlfriends, and other artists all have their own moments: he was the saint who touched lives, the bright star who burned out too quickly, a cautionary tale made hero.
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A representative for the television star, 50, confirmed to PEOPLE at the time that the property, which had sat empty in a burned out state since the fire, had been demolished.
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Much of the devastation centered in and around the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa, where whole neighborhoods were reduced to landscapes of gray ash, smoldering debris and burned-out vehicles.
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The head of Mexico's civil defense agency, Luis Felipe Puente, wrote on his Twitter account that emergency personnel had been able to enter the burned-out plant and found 10 bodies.
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American workers say jobs should do more to help them cope with mental health issues like depression and stressLonely, burned out, and depressed: The state of millennials' mental health in 2019
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A search for the childhood friends started as a missing persons case when their burned-out Dodge truck was discovered on July 19, but they Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.
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Americans of all stripes—millennials especially, some argue—are indeed burned out, and elites in particular have unrealistic expectations that work be not just remunerative, but self-defining and wholly fulfilling.
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There's a direct line from that culture through the early days of Wired Magazine through Burning Man through burned-out Googlers taking offline R&R breaks at a Big Sur resort.
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In a post titled, "How to Lose Your Mind and Build a Treehouse," Mr. Pavelski wrote about feeling burned out at work and wanting to rebuild a childhood treehouse as therapy.
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The two traveled eastward to Manitoba and police believed had been hiding in the area since the 22nd when police found a burned-out Rav 4 the two were traveling in.
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Men have it worse—they're 97 percent more likely to feel addicted to dating than women—but women are 54 percent more likely to feel burned out by the whole process.
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In 2013, Boeing's global 787 fleet was grounded for months after two lithium-ion batteries burned out in separate incidents, which caused some planemakers to switch back to nickel-cadmium batteries.
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Out West, apart from the stark increases in the price of housing, she felt like she was surrounded by overworked, burned out start-up entrepreneurs, and neighborhoods that catered to them.
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Jennifer Capriati was the youngest player to achieve a top-10 ranking at 14 years old in 1991, and then burned out; she was eventually arrested for marijuana possession at 18.
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In Mike Mills's 1979-set 20th Century Women (led by a stellar Annette Bening), he's a burned-out hippie who finds himself unsure of how to connect with women, or anyone.
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Piles of twisted metal and burned-out husks of cars still line roads that were cleared by bulldozers for Iraqi troops to engage in street-to-street battles here last summer.
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Ms. Garland truly burned out — a victim of the Golden Age of Hollywood that served up so many victims as it churned out the facade of happiness and hope for generations.
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These feelings are often what inspire leaders to become burned out, and possibly why companies like Facebook require their employees to take a sabbatical (and yes, it's paid) every five years.
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In small venues around town, Goldin would hold the projector as she manually clicked through images; if the bulb on the machine burned out, she'd run home and get another one.
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I acquired the most useful writing discipline of my life from fat, cigar-chewing Jersey Journal copy editors—burned-out reporters—at desks in a half circle facing the city editor.
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If the flames got closer anyway, the firefighters were going to build a barricade with burned-out mobile homes and make everyone huddle behind it in an attempt to block the heat.
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However, by the time I wrapped up my undergrad degree, I was super burned out and was looking for any way to take a break from school, while also paying my bills.
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Millennials may have a reputation for being seriously stressed out and burned out at work, but according to a recent study, we're actually happier with our jobs than people of older generations.
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I've got to find a location or something that looks like a burned-out building or a village or an underground, so you have to find a location to hold a scenario.
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At the site of the Baghdad blast earlier Thursday evening, hundreds of death notices have been plastered over what's left of burned-out buildings on either side of a once bustling thoroughfare.
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Wasted funding, handouts and failed Band-Aid solutions-in-a-box have burned out many development practitioners who are ready to change the reactive and competitive norms of the archaic aid system.
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Something about the bullet-shredded metal trailers and burned-out pickup trucks captured Bouchard's imagination, so he secured permission to photograph the tortured metal carcasses after shooting was finished for the day.
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And then we decided to move to Texas because I was getting very burned out doing primary care, and it was difficult in Alabama for me, and the paycheck went up again.
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Burned out wine bottles sit on a rack at the fire damaged Signarello Estate winery after an out of control wildfire moved through the area on October 9, 2017 in Napa, California.
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WINDSOR, Ontario — It is a postapocalyptic streetscape that most Canadians associate with American cities like Detroit: boarded-up houses, burned-out roofs, a mess of scattered shingles, peeling paint and crumbling masonry.
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News 1130 reported that a burned out vehicle was found near the Fox Lake Cree Nation reserve in Gillam, but it's unclear whether the teens are responsible for setting it on fire.
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Days later, the body of a man who would later be identified as Leonard Dyck, a University of British Columbia professor, was discovered just over a mile from Schmegelsky's burned out truck.
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That followed other incidents last week in the eastern province of Nangarhar, where two policemen were shot, and in the central province of Ghor, where a voter registration center was burned out.
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But I was a little burned out on the 212D Mario games before this thing even came along, and this iteration, while it has some hidden depth, is even simpler by comparison.
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They show haunting images of burned-out churches and restaurants, footprints of rubble where homes used to be, as well as some of the personnel working on the drone photography—including Crutsinger.
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Read more: Lonely, burned out, and depressed: The state of millennials' mental health in 2019For children aged 10 to 14, the suicide rate tripled between 2007 to 2017 after years of decline.
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The dead were found in burned-out cars, in the smoldering ruins of their homes and next to their vehicles, apparently overcome by smoke and flames before they could get inside them.
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That understands how a person or a tree or a planet can be simultaneously burned out and voraciously alive; that gender can be a construct, and a spectrum, and a death sentence.
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If you've watched a 2015 Icelandic mystery called "Case" on Netflix, you probably wondered what the deal was with Logi (Magnus Jonsson), the burned-out lawyer whose background was barely sketched in.
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In Brandy Ferner's upcoming novel, "Adult Conversation," two burned-out moms escape to Las Vegas for a short respite from the crumbling marriages and endless snack requests that define their everyday lives.
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"You can be burned out no matter how successful you are, and you can be unhappy no matter how successful you are," said Kan, who sold his first startup for $1 billion.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican prosecutors are investigating the discovery of a burned-out vehicle containing the charred bodies of 10 people in the southwestern state of Guerrero, authorities said late on Friday.
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Some people get to retirement and are so burned out from their careers that they need a year to regroup, said Sharon Good, a career and retirement coach based in New York.
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Burned out on a dead-end hospital job and her grown but needy live-in children, Alfre Woodard's title character sets off on a journey that randomly ends in Paper Moon, Mont.
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Give a nurse just one patient beyond four and the chances of that patient dying shoot up 7 percent and the chances of that nurse getting burned out climbs an astonishing 23 percent.
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Most people with a positive group experience have observed other ones that turned bad — comment threads that went far off the rails, schisms that broke the group into pieces, mods who burned out.
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As more and more designers get burned out creatively by the overwhelming business responsibilities fashion has in store for them, Alaïa made one thing clear today: 30+ years later, he's still got it.
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In about 10 billion years, our sun is likely to turn into a white dwarf — a shrunken, extremely dense star whose nuclear core has burned out and gotten rid of its outer layers.
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Some Toy-Cons will take several hours of assembly, so parents would be wise to break up the process to prevent their kids from getting burned out on all that folding and creasing.
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He said the new film will need to convince "burned out" fans to give it another chance in a weekend where "Aquaman" and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" are pulling in audiences.
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I was feeling crushed and burned out from reading the news for a living, suffocated by a thick film of ennui and despair, when I escaped to rural Oregon and happened upon utopia.
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The smoke cleared on the morning after the atrocity to reveal the blackened entrance to the hotel, a ruined café across the street and burned-out shells of cars and motorcycles in between.
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The 42-year-old landscaper pointed across the street to a large, burned-out garbage can with an empty fire extinguisher lying nearby and the pungent smell of smoke still in the air.
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It was after the economic crash in 2008 that, feeling burned out and in need of a change, he bought a camera and began to photograph life on the streets around his home.
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This, after a while, is a dangerous practice, as you start to feel burned out pretty quickly, and you can pass 12 hours of your day working and never leave your living room.
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Libra is the sign of balance, so ask this new moon to help you create a more even-keeled, supportive daily schedule that allows you to be productive and not get burned out.
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At the outset of the sixth and final season, which begins Wednesday on FX, three years have passed since Elizabeth's husband and collaborator, Philip (Matthew Rhys), burned out and left the spy game.
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Like several other chapters, the Pittsburgh D.S.A. holds clinics where members change people's burned-out car brake lights for free, helping them avoid unnecessary police run-ins while making inroads into the community.
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He came across the burned-out remnants of cars, a fixture of the landscape of war in the Middle East, where any car on the road is a possible weapon packed with explosives.
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Aquaria later apologized, but I was so burned out from hearing apologies that shouldn't have been necessitated in the first place this week that I tuned out, and made some iced peach tea.
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MEXICO CITY — Burned-out cars, makeshift barricades and shuttered businesses signaled a week of unrest in Haiti, where protesters are demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moïse and more violent protests are feared.
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" — Karen, 24, 229 minutes/day "I burned out on IG influencers a year or so ago, so now I only look at people I know IRL and a couple of funny little comics.
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Try out the pink tree trend, replace all your burned-out holiday lights, and make your hearth look like it's straight out of Joanna Gaines' home, all without having to pay full price.
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The day after fixing up the PKK base, the whole team was busy sweeping out a burned-out house, filling wheelbarrows with charred home furnishings, and clearing the broken glass from window frames.
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" Some people do not get burned out and just like to stay busy, moderating flagged content—or "jobs"—back to back, one of the other sources said, but acknowledged it's "a stressful environment.
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You're going to have an incredibly stimulating and productive month, Aquarius, which will leave you a bit burned out by the time Halloween comes around, so you should start planning your costume now.
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" Of his mother's extraordinary life, Anderson Cooper said, "I always thought of her as a visitor from another world, a traveler stranded here who'd come from a distant star that burned out long ago.
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Gallup's study found that burned out employees are 63% more likely to take a sick day, while 2016 research from Eastern Kentucky University found workplace stress was costing U.S. employers $300 billion a year.
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A lot of people who are burned out, especially those who aren't part of the so-called professional class, don't have the luxury or time to cook for sustenance, let alone fun or relaxation.
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How to Not Always Be Working is a kind of manifesto crossed with a workbook for the confused, burned-out, phone-addicted creative who just wants to know where life ends and work begins.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) NEW YORK, June 13 (Reuters) - No matter who you are or what you do, let me take a wild guess: You feel a little burned out right now.
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They were confirmed to have been spotted in Saskatchewan earlier this week and yesterday police confirmed that a burned out vehicle found near Gillam, Manitoba, on Monday was the Toyota they were traveling in.
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The "300" star stopped off on the side of the road Monday near his now burned-out Malibu home and opened up about the painful experience of rummaging through the ashes of his community.
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MixedBag have made it so that any "unfairness", heightened at boss encounters, is but an illusion—it's on you to be a better pilot when things take a bitter turn for the burned out.
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Assuming a manager has at least five direct reports complete the survey, those employees&apos aggregate scores, on measures like how engaged or burned out they feel, are made accessible to the whole company.
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At least 18 dwellings were destroyed over the weekend, and authorities have reported one fatality, an unidentified man found on Saturday evening in a burned-out car parked in the driveway of a home.
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By the time I got home, I had come up with the broad strokes of my novel about a single, burned-out magazine editor who fakes a pregnancy to get a little time off.
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A video published by Ensor shows a crane close to the burned out stabilization tower, although it does not appear to be actively working on repairing the tower at the moment of the video.
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Dr. Plumlee led a study after several Southern California wildfires in 2007 that found that ash from burned-out residential areas contained elevated levels of arsenic, antimony and metals including lead, copper and chromium.
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Mr. Rosenthal, who taught photography at Empire State College for 36 years, was especially known for photographing the South Bronx in the 1970s and '80s, a time of burned-out buildings and desolate streets.
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French police say they are investigating the killing of an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor as an anti-Semitic hate crime, after the victim was found with stab wounds in her burned-out apartment.
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The oven stopped working the other day and in the morning I tore the stove apart to figure out why: a burned-out ignitor, $21.16 from the shop on the internet, delivery expected tomorrow.
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"The podcast began as a side gig because I was burned out after writing 'The 4-Hour Chef,' which was a monstrous book," Ferriss says of his 2012 work in an interview with Amazon.
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Investigations of so-called humane farms have found that cows are still branded and have their sensitive horn tissue cut or burned out; pigs are castrated; and turkeys are debeaked, all without pain relief.
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CRICO, the malpractice carrier for Harvard University's two dozen affiliated hospitals, recently had to settle a handful of cases because doctors were too burned out to fight, even though CRICO believed it could win.
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The bodies of some victims were found in and around the burned-out wreckage of vehicles engulfed in the firestorm as evacuation traffic halted in deadly knots of gridlock hours after the fire erupted.
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We were walked special new photogrammetry process that makes burned out car doors look more real, and we were shown cutting edge materials tech that made the layered fabric of the ghillie suits really pop.
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Instead of an idyllic plain in which you plop down zoning for houses and factories, Lichenia presents a small world covered in rumbling, polluted water and what looks like burned-out cities and warped fields.
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Get off the Edsel Ford Freeway, meander past boarded-up churches, burned-out warehouses and a Dollar Store, and you arrive at Goodwill Automotive, which has made simple parts for Ford and others for decades.
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Well, one of Artie's buddies needs weeds burned out on his farm, so Artie is going to lock the flamethrower in the back of his truck and drive on over there after this is finished.
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This sentiment — the idea that you have to keep going, that the next thing always has to be bigger and better — is at the heart of why so many YouTubers end up feeling burned out.
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During a recent visit, more than half a year after the Camp Fire devastated Paradise and the surrounding area, blackened trees, melted cars, and shells of burned-out buildings still lined the town's main street.
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Neo-Nazi sympathy got burned out of the US political system as a mainstream phenomenon after World War II; open sympathy with neo-Confederacy seemed to have been pushed back in the past several decades.
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I know I am not the only one who has had moments of feeling overwhelmed or burned out by how much work we have in front of us to care for one another right now.
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Because fire moves uphill, they'd started near the top of the slope so that fire quickly moved to the upper perimeter — a line of bare dirt — where it ran out of fuel and burned out.
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A Reuters witness saw war planes circling in the sky above northeast Damascus, mortar fire, and a street with a line of burned-out cars from the fighting in the Jobar and al-Qaboun districts.
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DRIVE north-east from Lagos along a potholed highway lined by the shells of burned-out trucks and, as you approach Ibadan, you can see a few modern factories sprouting amid the rusted tin roofs.
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Burned out after a decade of styling ideas for Christmas presents and reversible bunny-fur jackets, Arbus left to do her own thing, quipping later that she preferred to photograph people in their own clothes.
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The culprit in my specific case was a technical issue that I didn't put in the effort to solve, but in truth I was burned out well before I got stuck in an endless loop.
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The discovery of the burned-out pickup truck came four days after Australian man Lucas Fowler and his American girlfriend, Chynna Deese, were found shot to death near Liard Hot Springs, roughly 300 miles away.
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Maybe they are feeling so burned out at work that they leave the office every day wanting to quit, or the idea of presenting a new idea during a meeting sends them spiraling into anxiety.
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She and Mr. Bright, a lanky classics major who burned out on a Ph.D. track and then discovered a talent for graphic design, met just after the recession, in Philadelphia, where he had grown up.
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The grand thing about collective effort is that we can generally trust that someone is out in the world, doing important social justice work when we are too tired or burned out to join in.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — The shadows are always tugging at the burned-out souls who populate Dominic Cooke's revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman's "Follies," a heart-shattering hit for the National Theater here.
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Written by Susan Soon He Stanton and directed by Kip Fagan, it stars Jennifer Ikeda as a burned-out New Yorker who comes home to Hawaii and finds work on a shock jock radio show.
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The ground was strewn with empty Turkish tear-gas canisters, rocks and burned-out tree branches, and the Greek guards pledged a standoff for as long as it took into the cold night and beyond.
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Nearly half of American workers say their job has caused them stress or other mental health issues, according to the HR company Paychex, and many millennials quit work altogether if they get too burned out.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Residents of two small communities in the southern Australian state of Victoria were told to evacuate on Saturday, as a bushfire burned out of control nearby and as temperatures were set to rise.
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"My job is making sure that counselors don't get burned out and ensuring that we're keeping them up to speed on the latest in the fields of trauma, social work and crisis intervention," she said.
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Burned out, weary of life, but still burdened with a self-healing body, Logan (that is, Wolverine) has been tending to a periodically senile Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), who has trouble controlling his powers.
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The lack of power actually forces them to have a real conversation about what's going on, and Jackie confesses that he's burned out and that Mylene probably should just try and make music with someone else.
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This manager also said he'd heard recently from a couple of current Facebook employees, including one individual who has been with the company for more than seven years but expressed that he has finally burned out.
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And while a recent Wall Street Journal story on GE titled "GE Powered the American Century—Then It Burned Out" read like something of an obituary for the ailing industrial, Cramer ironically saw it as promising.
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The online abuse, the overwhelming amount of time spent on social media, and the everyday stress of being a mother has meant that Stampp has felt burned out and unable to run the account at times.
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His lateral lift-fans were burned out — he'd wrecked the motors on panicked attempts at liftoff in the first few hours after his capture — and his aft camera was broken from the impact of his fall.
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Officials said the bodies of five people were found in burned-out homes and the sixth was found in a vehicle in northern California's Camp Fire, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea told reporters on Sunday evening.
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That becomes a lot less funny by the end of the episode, when Noah spies its burned-out husk on the news as reports come in of a hundred people burning to death in their cars.
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The company laid off nearly a quarter of its workforce, and in March, those problems became visible as reports surfaced of a toxic management culture and a continual grind that burned out many of its developers.
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As they head for the regional capital, Maiduguri, the soldiers scan the road for bombs or booby-traps, while shooting at any possible cover - abandoned petrol stations, burned out farmhouses, trees, even clumps of elephant grass.
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Sandra: One benefit that Google derives from its sprawling structure is that employees who get burned out working on, say, ads can go work on a wildly different project---medicine, internet balloons---without leaving the company.
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Bodies of some victims were found in and around the burned-out wreckage of vehicles engulfed in the firestorm as evacuation traffic ground to a half in deadly knots of gridlock hours after the fire erupted.
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The key is to simply say that you're glad they've learned some lessons, but you're in an emotional, burned-out place where you simply cannot continue the relationship—this fiery language will get through to them.
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"This was like the stars that have burned out years ago — but still you can see their light for many years afterward," said Bernard Aronson, the American diplomat who worked as an intermediary during the talks.
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With nearly 40 percent of employees in the U.S. report feeling burned out due to overloaded schedules and lack of career growth, it's important to note that today's job seekers aren't only seeking out bigger salaries.
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The chances of this happening would be greater with Medicare for All, which, although it would not be perfect, would have fewer regulations, fewer burned-out doctors, fewer unhappy patients and fewer risks of medical error.
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She passed a random assortment of household items laid bare in the detritus — a solitary teacup, a blackened metal colander and the burned out remains of a washer and dryer — before setting up a metal trap.
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Wilder has been catching flack for suggesting his 45-pound ring entrance costume had a lot to do with his poor performance against Fury ... after he claimed the weight of the outfit burned out his legs.
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She is alone, and no trick-or-treaters have wandered by in an hour, the white sandbags of candlelight have burned out, and the renters have all turned off their lights, pretending not to be home.
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The teen protagonists, ranging from nerdy to cool to bullied to burned out and everything in between, feel real, and the parents are actually treated fairly, too.... Want to find a dark, suspenseful documentary on Hulu?
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Now, the store is burned out and abandoned, and the upstairs room is also a portal to a mysterious motel, which is itself a portal to that black-and-white world where the Giant and Naido reside.
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For example, "some studies will label someone as burned out if they feel exhausted one day out of the week," said coauthor Dr. Douglas Mata of the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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But Mr. McKinnon burned out on presidential campaigns, and increasingly came to view the oversimplification and negativity at the heart of modern campaigning as a leading contributor to the toxic political climate in which we now live.
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PR representatives spend months emailing hype about their products before the show begins, while jaded tech journalists trudge back from the Las Vegas Convention Center every year burned out on gimmicky gadgets and 15-hour work days.
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Oakland and Alameda County officials said they expected to find more victims once the burned-out ruins of the building were fully shored up and recovery crews were able to safely comb through the structure's charred interior.
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Are we so burned out by fear, alarmism, opacity, and the total lack of regulation that marks Web 2.0, that the unreadable yet consumer-friendly provisions of GDPR give us an odd sense of joy and comfort?
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The damage was caused when cold temperatures and gusting winds created sharp ice crystals in the snow, which quickly dulled ski edges and burned out bases, giving skis used in training runs and competitions a short lifespan.
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Lima Mayor Luis Castaneda promised in April to rebuild the burned-out homes on the same spot and says local authorities will provide about $2313 a month to each family to subsidize temporary accommodation in the meantime.
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Chris and Cherie worked at the new place every Sunday night—they brought donated bread from a woman-owned bakery, and held a support group—but they were too burned out by then to do any more.
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The police said they found the bodies of Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, on the banks of the Nelson River in Manitoba, 5 miles from where their burned-out truck was found on July 22.
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Diffusing her tantrums, chasing her down the block when she tried to run away, and cleaning up her toys when she refused because it "wasn't her job" was all deeply emotional work that left me burned out.
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Footage on state TV showed Deby, who has ruled Chad since 1990 and survived several rebellions and coup attempts, wearing a protective mask and walking with troops among the charred remains of burned-out pick-up trucks.
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French television replayed a seemingly endless loop of images from the western city of Nantes of burned-out cars, smashed bus shelters and shattered store fronts: recurrent symbols of the country's struggles with policing in minority neighborhoods.
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Quick weekend vacations make sense for the millennial work ethicA July survey of 1,000 millennial working professionals conducted by Business Insider and LinkedIn found that one-third of respondents feel burned out directly before taking a vacation.
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If he'd been burned out before by trying to do too much on his own, his work now was to facilitate other people's creativity by building a technology that brings a whole community into the design process.
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BURNED OUT LIVING QUARTERS, FUEL FIRES Iran fired at least 22 missiles at Ain al-Asad and another base near the northern Iraqi Kurdish city of Erbil that also hosts U.S. forces, the Iraqi military has said.
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Some have given all they can; they're burned out from thinking and worrying about their students seven days a week, and from battling with school officials over resources, scheduling, a shortage of support, and an abundance of rigidity.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Irish police called for calm on Tuesday after cars were burned out and a disused building set on fire as officers came under attack by masked Irish nationalist youths throwing petrol bombs and other missiles.
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Disillusioned by bad trips and a sense that their pursuit of hedonism had been empty, thousands of burned out hippies soon experienced something possibly even more revolutionary than tuning out and turning on: a born-again religious conversion.
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Two monster wildfires in California, including the most destructive in state history, burned out of control on Saturday, having already killed at least nine people, destroyed scores of buildings and forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes.
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Refinery29 is exclusively debuting a clip from the film in which we see an older, more burned-out Moondog, watching a video of a younger, more strung out Moondog, recite a poem from one of his own collections.
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For example, among doctors with no burnout symptoms who enjoyed their work, 93 percent said they would choose their work life again, while less than a third of doctors in the most burned-out category said the same.
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Burned out doctors were also less likely to enjoy talking about their work with others and to say they would choose the same work life again or continue with their current work even if they were not paid.
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"There were some days when we were honestly burned out and didn't even want to look at the home — so we took our days off when we needed to get a fresh mind before working again," she said.
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A burned-out comedian named Roseanne unnecessarily received precious weeks in the nation's news agenda, simply because she rebooted a tired sitcom and then got it cancelled, all of that supposedly having some significance for the Trump administration.
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If I need to take a break from work because I'm burned out, I'm fortunate enough to do it because I work for myself and just made a wad of cash that will cover me for a while.
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Or if you're burned out on shows that all seem to be set on the same fake lot with the same "how will we get our kids into this insanely competitive nursery school staffed by lunatics?" non-problems.
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After three years of covering war, Mr. van Agtmael said, he felt burned out and set out to look at his own country through several long road trips and visits to places like Louisville, Detroit and New Orleans.
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Both are mordant stories about assassins: Barry (Bill Hader), a burned out ex-soldier who longs to become an actor, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a gleeful huntress playing cat-and-mouse with an intelligence-agency bureaucrat (Sandra Oh).
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"It won't leave my mind and it won't leave my heart," she told Willie Simmons, a state senator who was giving Ms. Warren a tour, as we walked by burned-out homes, trash-filled yards and empty lots.
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Burned-Out Cars, Smoke in the Air, Aerial Assaults, All in California: The scorched wildfire landmarks are reminiscent of war zones — not just in how they look, but in how they make the people battling the blazes feel.
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"I felt deep down that he was a little bit burned out after winning so much for years," said his former coach, Boris Becker, who once struggled with his own motivation after reaching the summit of men's tennis.
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The CEO went on to explain how important it is for employees to take care of themselves and ensure they don't get burned out, especially when the lines between work and home get blurred when working from home.
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On a recent afternoon at the austere glass-fronted labor court headquarters in the north of Paris, a lawyer for one union plainly acknowledged that the workers he represented had quit after being burned out from grueling workdays.
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" President Jimmy Carter made what he called "a very sobering trip" to Charlotte Street and the South Bronx in 1503, inspecting the borough's burned-out and abandoned buildings as residents shouted "Give us money!" and "We want jobs!
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Synopsis: A well meaning but burned-out high school teacher tries to maintain order against the backdrop of a pending lawsuit against his school district when it comes to light they gave a diploma to an illiterate student.
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"The coding profession is a great opportunity for individuals seeking their first job, and it's attractive to a lot of medical professionals burned out on patient care," said Raemarie Jimenez, a vice president at the medical coding group.
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And while people might still be feeling burned out by the end of the summer, months before the general election, Arceneaux said we should also remember another important psychological force that will likely emerge: uniting over a common enemy.
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Payless ShoeSource said Tuesday it's pulling all of its boys' Jake Lighted Runner light-up shoes from the shelves while authorities investigate a report that a Texas toddler's shoes ignited and burned out the backseat of the family SUV.
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Fana's website showed images of burned-out trucks on the road side, blaming the damage on "perpetrators of violence", echoing the line taken by the government, which accuses local rebel groups and dissidents based abroad for stoking the unrest.
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When I left ESPN, it was the first time in my life — I'd had it since college, then I started on my own site, and then continued all the way from 21600 through 22013 — I was just burned out.
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Between art depicting giant spaceships, alien worlds, and fantastic robots, author Jeffrey Campbell wrote short, connected interludes that flesh out the world and characters, detailing adventures of people stranded in alien deserts, assassination attempts, burned-out pilots, and more.
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Obstetricians and gynecologists are getting burned out and retiring earlier, and fewer prospective medical students are choosing women's health as their speciality, according to an analysis by Doximity, a social networking site for doctors and other health care professionals.
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Fire ripped through residential areas and flames leapt from hospitals and schools, according to a Reuters witness, who saw a car dealership go up in flames on a street clogged with burned out vehicles and an abandoned police cruiser.
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And this could end up being a conservative estimate considering doctor burnout is most prevalent among younger doctors: 74% of those surveyed between the ages of 30 and 49 said they felt burned out in their profession, per InCrowd.
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At a press conference in Winnipeg, Wednesday, Manitoba Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy said there had been no recent confirmed sightings of the two young men, whose burned out vehicle was located on July 373.
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Joining an old guard of native residents, an influx of outsiders has helped resuscitate communities that were all but burned out after the near-collapse of the coal and logging industries in the earlier part of the 8003th century.
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Men like my father and grandfather — on edge, talking too much, asserting power even when lying on their backs — practice a burned-out masculinity that is still at the center of American life, still the building block of patriarchy.
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" But when President Jimmy Carter's toured the area in 1977, his motorcade passed "block after block of burned-out and abandoned buildings, rubble-strewn lots and open fire hydrants, and people shouting 'Give us money!' and 'We want jobs!
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As the lights stay dim in the once-invincible 855-year-old landmark, officials are trying hard to focus on the immediate task of keeping burned-out Notre Dame&aposs spirit alive in exile through service, song and prayer.
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He simply doesn't seem to be as engaged and excited about being onstage as he once did, and touring is a tremendously grueling prospect for any musician, especially for someone who's still only 22 years old and already burned out.
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She suggests adding a gliding, unbroken steadicam shot to follow the hero down the street, and she requests that an additional camera be placed down low, inside a burned-out fake car, to capture the confrontation from an unexpected angle.
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LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Hundreds of cars were reduced to burned-out shells in a dramatic multi-story blaze in a parking garage on the waterfront of the northwestern English city of Liverpool on New Year's Eve, emergency services said on Monday.
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As I drove across Napa and Sonoma counties last week, I saw different versions of the same here-but-not-there diptych: a burned-out husk of a home or car, and, just next door, an expanse of untouched vineyards.
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But anyone who has ever tried to argue with adolescents knows that in the end they will have a thousand times more energy for that fight than you and a bottomless reservoir of moral rage that you burned out long ago.
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When I visited Faiza and Ahmad in Aleppo, empty fields and even the stretch of a salt lake were dotted with the angular skeletons of buildings and the twisted frames of burned-out cars, punctuated by tanks or military bunkers.
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The boy, whose name the police withheld because he is being prosecuted as a juvenile, was taken into custody on a felony arson charge Tuesday at his home about a half-mile from the burned-out synagogue, the police said.
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But after cooking at Blue Hill and Eleven Madison Park in Manhattan, Dover in Brooklyn, and the kitchen of the avant-garde Paris chef David Toutain, she realized (at age 27) that she was already burned out on that style.
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" According to Donna Zulman, the study's lead author, "Physicians, particularly in the primary care setting, face mounting administrative demands during brief patient visits, and this mismatch of time and expectations is contributing to many physicians feeling overwhelmed and burned out.
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But its bubbling to the top of the internet certainly made you feel sorry for the "fasters" who mostly seemed like burned-out startup kids; when the author suggested they just take a weekend off from work instead, they scoffed.
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In fact, in a 2018 survey run by Blind, a message-board app for employees to talk about work anonymously, found that 57% of the more than 11,000 tech employees surveyed said they were feeling burned out by their jobs.
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A new experiment needed doing -- and black holes, the burned-out hulks of massive stars with gravitational forces so strong that light cannot even escape -- provide the perfect environment to put, once again, Einstein's theory of relativity to the test.
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She built the car with a software engineer in four months, and on the first day of last year's Maker Faire, they burned out the entire electrical system by dropping a laptop into the Camaro while the car was open.
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Hurd and others on the bus swapped stories and concerns about the water and how the situation is being handled, while those from outside of Flint watched through the windows as the vehicle meandered past abandoned and burned-out buildings.
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By January, the volunteers said, they were embedded with a mixture of Kurdish fighters and their Arab allies in a burned-out village on the front, peering through small "kill holes" that offered a protected view of ISIS-held territory.
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"I would expect to find some of the missing in their burned-out homes," Sonoma County Sheriff Robert Giordano told reporters at a Monday morning news briefing, standing in front of maps and charts of the 14 still-burning blazes.
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A New Jersey courtroom erupted as the men accused in the shooting deaths of two men found in a burned out Audi owned by Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member Kim DePaola made their first court appearance on Friday, multiple outlets report.
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The bodies of some of the Camp Fire victims were found in burned-out wreckage of vehicles that were overrun by walls of fire as evacuees tried to flee, only to be trapped in deadly knots of traffic gridlock on Thursday night.
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The Ortega administration further alienated more constituents by raising the possibility of censoring social media sites and by its widely criticized handling of a major wildfire that burned out of control for days, destroying parts of a protected tropical forest, Mr. Orozco said.
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Ms Jett is lost after the Runaways have burned out; Mr Laguna is casting around for some means of resurrecting himself a decade after his heyday as a teenage hitmaking prodigy, writing bubblegum songs for the manufactured groups of the late 1960s.
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About 300 miles (485 km) away, a 67-year-old man was found dead in a burned-out car last Saturday after refusing to heed evacuation orders in a separate fire that destroyed 18 homes in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles.
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About 300 miles (24 km) away, a 67-year-old man was found dead in a burned-out car last Saturday after refusing to heed evacuation orders in a separate fire that destroyed 18 homes in a mountainous area north of Los Angeles.
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Adding more features has always been Samsung's approach with new flagships, but as the company is no doubt aware after the Galaxy Note7 literally burned out, everyone will be watching closely to see what new safety measures it includes on the S8.
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All that is to say that, as burned out and jaded as a lot of us are, 2019 is already shaping up to be a solid year for heavy music, and I'm looking forward to seeing what else y'all throw at me.
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In a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the authors came to the (okay, pretty obvious) conclusion that people who felt burned out were more likely to engage in uncontrolled eating than people who had their shit relatively together.
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One of my biggest regrets is that I was never able to study abroad or travel because I was always so focused on getting the next internship and doing the right research that I burned out of bioengineering before I even graduated.
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The fires have scorched more than 23,22 acres (23,2800 hectares), an area nearly the size of New York City, reducing whole neighborhoods in the city of Santa Rosa to gray ash and smoldering ruins dotted with charred trees and burned-out cars.
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A search for the childhood friends started as a missing persons case when their burned-out Dodge truck was discovered on July 19, but they soon became suspects in the murders of Leonard Dyck, 64, Chynna Deese, 24, and Lucas Fowler, 23.
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It is as if the old year is being burned out of me through fever and the new one will come in renewed, because any illness that doesn't kill you sets you on fire and then you start over, just like that.
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SANTA ROSA DE LIMA, Mexico (Reuters) - Burned-out autos littered empty streets this week in the town where Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador unleashed a first major push to take control of territory absorbed by organized crime during years of mounting violence.
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You really don't owe anybody a detailed explanation for your decision, and my suspicion is that you're better off keeping that vague — just say you've had a valuable experience with great people, but you're burned out and it's time for a change.
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