Tory traditionalists said Sunday should remain a day of rest.
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Sunday has never been a day of rest for me.
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Some were Jews who observe a full day of rest.
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For millennia, it's been a day of rest, family, and religion.
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Manager Brad Ausmus said it was simply a day of rest.
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So for her, Sunday is a well-deserved day of rest.
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An extra day of rest did not help deGrom on Tuesday.
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The Jewish day of rest is observed from sundown Friday through Saturday.
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You must honor the Sabbath as a day of rest and study.
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But first there will be a cherished day of rest on Thursday.
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To Sabathia, even one extra day of rest is a major disruption.
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Even with a day of rest, they played behind nearly the entire game.
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Seitz said the union was seeking an additional day of rest between shifts.
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Manager Rick Renteria said Abreu would get at least one day of rest.
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Collins said pitchers would receive an extra day of rest between bullpen sessions.
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Johnson says that he has "a sliiiight obsession" with the September day of rest.
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Adds Beck: "You need at least one day of rest after a drawing day."
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Necessity. Interrupting your hard-earned day of rest and relaxation to vacuum the house?
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In the past they fought for workers to have a day of rest on Sundays.
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But instead, the Mets took the opportunity to give Syndergaard the extra day of rest.
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That means whichever man wins will not get a day of rest before facing Anderson.
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The Sabbath its day of rest (with non-Jews having their own days of rest).
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Sundays were a day of rest and worship and were therefore not good for voting.
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But having an extra day of rest and to loosen up, I've felt much better.
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Sunday, when most countries vote, is the Christian Sabbath, a holy day of rest for many.
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Los Angeles was playing without leading scorer Lou Williams, who was getting a day of rest.
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F LeBron James sat out Wednesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks for a day of rest.
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While Saturdays are busy for the ranch staff, it's a day of rest for the horses.
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They rank 21st with one day of rest and also 21st with two days of rest.
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"She's not seeded and won't get the extra day of rest," her coach, Sylvain Bruneau, said.
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The original plan was for a day of rest between the giant slalom and the slalom.
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But this postponement helps Boone give players like catcher Gary Sanchez an official day of rest.
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Zack Wheeler, who won his third game Saturday, will be given an extra day of rest.
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Jews have their day of rest by law on Saturday; non-Jews can rest on other days.
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And Sunday, alas, was not a day of rest, but more work—what seemed like endless churchgoing.
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Sunday is truly a day of rest as the moon goes void-of-course from 11:10 a.m.
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MLB Team Report - Chicago Cubs - INSIDE PITCH CHICAGO — David Ross finally had a day of rest of Sunday.
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The official announcement was that he took an extra day of rest heading into an off day Thursday.
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It would be an unorthodox way to usher in the Jewish day of rest, to say the least.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 And on the seventh day...: The day after Super Saturday was not a day of rest.
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Most markets around the world will be closed on Monday, as traders get an extra day of rest.
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That disrupted the schedule and left the winner, Djokovic, without a full day of rest before the final.
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I took a walk around Nashville's Radnor Lake, the best possible way to celebrate a day of rest.
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And another would cancel a prohibition on shops from opening on the Sabbath, the sacred day of rest.
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Collins said both players would be re-evaluated on Thursday but would probably need a day of rest.
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I believe strongly in my faith, and God always talked about using Sunday as a day of rest.
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My family lives according to traditional Jewish law, which includes observing the Sabbath, a weekly day of rest.
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This day of rest doesn't mean simply refraining from "work," it includes prohibitions against writing, cooking and electricity.
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He could—the most Muskian disruption imaginable—call for its official designation as the New Day of Rest.
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LHP Matt Moore will start Monday night against the Seattle Mariners after receiving an extra day of rest.
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The law was proposed by a leading trade union, Solidarity, which says employees deserve the day of rest.
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On Fridays, the day of rest, boys take over roads to play cricket in their kurtas and salwar kameez.
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Abreu was available to pinch hit, but manager Robin Ventura hoped to give him a full day of rest.
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So you ostensibly feel an inclination to work, or more broadly, "be productive" during this supposed day of rest.
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Tsonga won't even get a day of rest before he has to play Richard Gasquet, another Frenchman, on Monday.
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But the team, and the relievers most of all, were looking forward to a day of rest on Monday.
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Labor Day is a beautiful holiday in that it enshrines at least one day of rest into federal law.
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The idea of a sick day as a day of rest, recovery and no email has become increasingly alien.
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Some Americans believed baseball detracted from the sanctity of what became accepted as the biblically specified day of rest.
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I was in the gym seven hours a day, six times a week, and Sunday was my day of rest.
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As you might know, the day of rest for Jews -- or the Sabbath -- begins at sundown Friday until sundown Saturday.
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At the Silver Gull, one of the last oceanfront clubs in New York City, Sunday is no day of rest.
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He made it through the first 13 pitches, out of 32, then stopped on Wednesday for a day of rest.
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That's all I've got for you on this day of rest and cooking — I have to start marinating my chicken.
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Noticing this, fan Berkley Rothmeier decided Rick Raisman and Lynn Faber were long overdue for a day of rest and relaxation.
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The 29-year-old thought he was just tired from their Monday adventure and thought a day of rest would help.
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But after a cortisone shot and a day of rest, Scherzer was prowling the Nationals' bullpen in Game 6 on Tuesday.
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He got an extra day (of rest) this time, but he's going to have to figure it out in his bullpens.
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Recently, the entire working population was ordered to work for 70 days straight or else pay for a day of rest.
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Jansen got seven outs, a career high, before the ace starter Clayton Kershaw earned a save after one day of rest.
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Recently, the entire working population was ordered to work for 246 days straight or else pay for a day of rest.
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Cleveland elected to give the former AL Cy Young Award winner an extra day of rest after the nine-strikeout performance.
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NOTES: Utah PG George Hill (sore toe) didn't suit up more for precautionary reasons and to get a day of rest.
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Either Djokovic or Mannarino will now face Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals with one less day of rest — a rotten scenario.
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Ironically, the supposed day of rest is best for a variety of travel-related activities if you're looking to pinch your pennies.
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The Clippers won without Kawhi Leonard, who received a day of rest on the second night of a back-to-back scenario.
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Justin Turner was given a day of rest, and Corey Seager was a late scratch, with the Dodgers not disclosing a reason.
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The D-backs pushed back RHP Taijuan Walker and LHP Robbie Ray a day to give them an extra day of rest.
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It's supposed to be a day of rest, but, with a little planning, your Sunday can transform into a day of prep.
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This past Saturday, the Jewish day of rest, a middle-aged man burst into a baby-naming service at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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Colon started Monday and threw only 47 pitches, so losing one day of rest to pitch again on Friday makes some sense.
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And on that day of rest, how about cooking something big, if only to get yourself in practice for the coming holidays.
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The Clippers won without Kawhi Leonard, who received a day of rest on the second night of a back-to-back scenario.
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Chacin was scheduled to start Tuesday's game but was given an extra day of rest after showing up Monday with a tight back.
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It's known as the day of rest: God created the world in six days, and took a break from work on the seventh.
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"I knew the veterans weren't going to play and it was a day of rest, but I didn't feel any pressure," Colon said.
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Yaakov Litzman, the health minister, quit in protest over railroad repair work that was carried out on Saturday, the Jewish day of rest.
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Denmark, meanwhile, gets an extra day of rest, a shorter trip and then a game against unbeaten Croatia in Nizhny Novgorod on Sunday.
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Some past studies by baseball analysts have found little improvement in performance or health when starting pitchers have an extra day of rest.
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"First of all, I hope to recover well," said Nadal, who will have one fewer day of rest before the final than Federer.
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The Dutch players, she said, were fatigued coming off an overtime match in the semifinals and playing on one less day of rest.
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The postponement will give outfielders Curtis Granderson and Yoenis Cespedes — both of whom were to return from injuries — an extra day of rest.
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The Jewish practice of Shabbat, for instance, stems from a divine command for a day of rest and includes ritualistic actions and prayers.
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France, which won its only title at home in 783, will have an extra day of rest after beating Belgium 1-0 on Tuesday.
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Cinderella Schaap, owner of Professional Independent Music Promotion (PIMP), says she feels a lot of pressure even when she needs a day of rest.
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RF Gregory Polanco was back in the lineup for the opener in Baltimore after being held out Sunday for a regular day of rest.
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Yankees manager Joe Girardi was concerned enough to push Tanaka back a day in the rotation to give him an extra day of rest.
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France, which won its only title at home in 1998, will have an extra day of rest after beating Belgium 1-0 on Tuesday.
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RHP Justin Verlander will start on an extra day of rest Tuesday against the White Sox after Monday's contest was postponed because of rain.
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Baker originally planned to use an extra starter Saturday and employ a six-man rotation to give the regular starters an extra day of rest.
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Avila had been called up from the Double-A Amarillo Sod Poodles in order to give rookie starter Chris Paddack an extra day of rest.
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His team only had one day of rest after an emotional Game 7 win against the Edmonton Oilers and were dominated in the opening period.
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The United States Supreme Court upheld Sunday closing laws in principle, ruling that a common day of rest could be considered in the public interest.
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Atlanta manager Brian Snitker elected Monday to give CF Ender Inciarte one more day of rest for a groin injury he suffered on Friday. 2.
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In the meantime, Torres will play shortstop five days a week and designated hitter one day a week and will have one day of rest.
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After a day of rest, Chris began a radiation therapy regimen so intense that it would have killed him if delivered in a single dose.
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With at least one day of rest before both those latter two games, the Clippers will be in prime position to make an early statement.
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Both Belgium and England were playing for the seventh time in 26 days, but the Belgians entered the match with an extra day of rest.
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That marathon forced Djokovic's semifinal against Nadal to start late and stretch into a second day, depriving Djokovic of a day of rest before the final.
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The United States is the oldest team in the field, and it has had one fewer day of rest than France since the round of 16.
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"Some scholars have hypothesized that the name might be related to the memory of the celebration of Shabbat," the weekly Jewish day of rest, she said.
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The Nevada State Democratic Party has defended the decision to hold the caucuses on a Saturday, which is also the day of rest for Seventh-day Adventists.
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When I visited on a Friday, the day of rest in the Muslim world, it was packed with families, students and polyglot workers on their day off.
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On the track, West sings, "Closed on Sunday / You're my Chick-fil-A," a nod to the Christian belief that the Sabbath is a holy day of rest.
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This year's tournament has been complicated by heavy rain, which forced organizers to plan for play on the middle Sunday, which has traditionally been a day of rest.
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Twice a year he hosts a Shabbat dinner — a Friday night Jewish holiday celebrating a day of rest — with 30 people, including restaurateurs, models and the Instagram-famous.
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She called it a tech shabbat — after the Jewish day of rest — and she has written several articles and a recent book, called "24/6," about the idea.
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We have watched a restless day of rest in the park of the title, where an assortment of flâneurs and poseurs have become steadily more fractious and discordant.
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Five of Kershaw's past 268 playoff starts have been on short rest, and he also saved last year's first-round clincher in Washington with one day of rest.
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Dellavedova powers Bucks to fourth straight win MILWAUKEE — It's not easy to beat the same team in back-to-back games, even with a day of rest in between.
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He was called up from Triple-A Gwinnett to make a spot start so the regulars in the rotation could get pushed back for an extra day of rest.
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He got an extra day of rest after being hit by a batted ball on the leg in his start on April 7 at New York against the Mets.
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Angels RH Nick Tropeano (53-1, 3.42) Andriese will be recalled from Triple-A Durham to make a spot start as Matt Moore receives an extra day of rest.
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The team asked Verrett to start Wednesday and gave Matz an extra day of rest after he received anti-inflammatory medication for the large bone spur in his left elbow.
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Sunday is a day of rest, which means that whatever you get up to — brunch, the park, not actually getting out of bed until well after noon — is just right.
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Some protesters voted for a day of rest in an online poll, though a small group still marched to Central, Hong Kong's main business district, in protest of the legislation.
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The Mets bought him an extra day of rest by pushing his start back to Friday, in part because rain threatened to postpone their game in New York on Thursday.
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Saturday morning — the time when Jews in communities like this one come together to celebrate the miracle of the earth's creation and the day of rest that followed — had barely begun.
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She probably could have gone back to the sitter today since she hasn't had a fever in three days, but I want to give her another day of rest at home.
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Djokovic said he had spoken with tournament and tour officials about the scheduling, which could include his playing four days in a row with a day of rest before the final.
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He said the neighbor had spent much of Friday, when the Jewish day of rest begins at sundown, chatting with his mother at the apartment, with the two sharing a drink.
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Then came the rain that forced the Mets to postpone their game against the visiting Atlanta Braves, giving them a beneficial second straight day of rest after Monday's scheduled day off.
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Detroit is expected to recall Farmer from Triple-A Toledo to fill Matt Boyd's spot in the rotation while also giving second-year starter Michael Fulmer an additional day of rest.
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Delgado made four spot starts while RHP Taijuan Walker got through a blister issue, and he made his fifth start Sunday to give the rest of the rotation another day of rest.
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The Angels' Jesse Chavez has won only once in his last six turns and opposes Kenta Maeda, who makes a spot start that provides the Dodgers' rotation an extra day of rest.
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Jacob deGrom is receiving an extra day of rest - albeit an unwanted one - when his scheduled start against the Washington Nationals on Friday night was pushed back because of a stiff neck.
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He underwent three concussion tests Wednesday, all of which he passed, and manager Clint Hurdle said Stewart felt better Thursday but that he wanted to give him an extra day of rest.
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And while Roberts and members of the Dodgers' front office talked through many pitching situations that might occur in Game 5, using Kershaw on one day of rest was not seriously considered.
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But also, it's an absolutely demonic thing to suggest on this day of rest, as if this is your opportunity to effect change on family members whose lifestyles you don't approve of.
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Portland is a strong team, but it has struggled mightily on this road trip, losing every game in a Texas three-step last week before getting a day of rest on Sunday.
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Tomlin will have an extra day of rest under his belt before facing the Twins, although his 43-2 mark with a 9.95 ERA in three home starts leaves plenty to be desired.
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On the morning of the Democratic caucuses in Nevada, members of Rabbi Yitz Wyne's orthodox Jewish congregation gathered at Young Israel Aish synagogue in Las Vegas on Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest.
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After Tanaka was diagnosed with a small tear in his elbow two years ago, the Yankees took great care last season to give him a fifth day of rest — one more than usual.
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Mets RH Seth Lugo (22.76-21, 232) Lopez takes the mound in place of ace Max Scherzer, who is being given an extra day of rest and will start Monday's series opener against Atlanta.
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Both men had played marathon semifinals, and Djokovic had to bounce back without a customary day of rest after his five-hour face-off with Rafael Nadal, a match that stretched over two days.
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Last Saturday, a holy day of rest in the Jewish faith, a man shouting anti-Semitic slurs stormed into the Tree of Life synagogue in the Jewish enclave of Squirrel Hill, killing 11 congregants.
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The strategy helped the Yankees secure a much-needed victory — as they try to secure home-field advantage for the wild-card playoff — and a much-needed extra day of rest for their starters.
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About a month ago, my wife and I decided that our family would spend a Saturday without the internet, a practice known as a Tech Shabbat (a reference to the Jewish day of rest).
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The campaign ends, under French law, on Friday evening -- the final 24 hours before Sunday's voting serving as a day of rest and reflection as both sides return to their corner and lick their wounds.
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He's getting an extra day of rest, which may not be a coincidence given the fact Texas has a day off Thursday that will permit manager Jeff Banister and his coaches to attend the game.
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James will probably get another well-deserved day of rest as Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue is expected to sit most of his regulars in Wednesday's regular-season finale against Detroit — a possible first-round opponent.
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Facing off against an erratic team like the Chicago Bulls in the first round is a break, and on the year Boston ranks third in defensive rating when given one day of rest between games.
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The change is stirring up a range of emotions in a country where many feel workers are exploited under the liberal regulations of the past years and want workers to have a day of rest.
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Yasseen from Berry and Sons took care to mention that the animals were raised locally, given a day of rest before slaughter, and were held at the facility for a minimal amount of time before slaughter.
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And while they are getting what coach Brad Stevens calls "a recovery day" of rest today, they can tune in their televisions and watch the Cavs play a tough game at San Antonio on Monday night.
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The women's finalists will not get a day of rest before their match Saturday, and the player who comes out of the top half of the draw will be playing her third day in a row.
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Stores that need to make up for lost revenue will be allowed to open on Sundays, something that has been prohibited in most of France by decades-old laws requiring that Sunday be a day of rest.
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Rockies LH Tyler Anderson (2-3, 33) After missing two starts due to a left hip contusion, Ryu will come off the disabled list to start Thursday, with Clayton Kershaw going Friday on one extra day of rest.
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British number one Konta suffered a thoracic spine injury after slipping on her back during her quarter-final victory over world number one Angelique Kerber on Thursday and will assess her Wimbledon prospects after a day of rest.
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"Before, the Chinese government was very relaxed, but now we're under more restrictions," said You Yong, a member of one of the city's eight historically Jewish clans, who now observes Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, at home.
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Pirates RH Jameson Taillon (1-1, 22) Los Angeles has opted to give rookie right-hander Kenta Maeda an extra day of rest and plans to recall Tepesch from Triple-A Oklahoma City to make Friday's spot start.
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To sum up, it could be a genuine tussle, and what is also intriguing is that this is the only match at this year's Wimbledon where Williams will not get a day of rest before she plays it.
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Girardi appeared to be considering starting Chad Green in place of Sabathia, but moving him up to Saturday so that Tanaka could be given an additional day of rest and pitch Sunday, which would have been Sabathia's spot.
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He was sent to Buffalo on option to Buffalo to open the season despite a strong spring training and was called up for the one start to give the regulars in the starting rotation an extra day of rest.
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That afternoon, on the Lord's day of rest, Monsignor Rubén Dario Jaramillo Montoya, a Catholic bishop in the city, plans to hop in a helicopter and soak what he has described as crime-ridden streets with the blessed liquid.
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Serena Williams could benefit from the day of rest since she and her sister played four sets of doubles Sunday, but her next singles opponent could have a better chance to defeat Williams than she has in the past.
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Bauer, who was Cleveland's starter only because Corey Kluber was giving a strained groin an extra day of rest, got off to a bumpy start, giving up a single and two doubles to the first five batters he faced.
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A social media campaign is encouraging elected officials, civic leaders and Americans of all faiths to show up for Shabbat, Judaism's traditional day of rest from Friday to Saturday evening that often includes prayer, family gatherings and festive meals.
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Whether you're paid in cash, or are undocumented, as a domestic worker you are now guaranteed a state minimum wage, protection from discrimination and sexual harassment, a meal break in every shift and a day of rest each week.
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The New York Mets are banking that the extra day of rest was beneficial for hard-throwing right-hander Noah Syndergaard as they vie for an abbreviated two-game sweep of the visiting Kansas City Royals on Wednesday afternoon.
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In a bid to spur economic growth, the then Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti liberalized Sunday trading in 2012, despite pressure from the Roman Catholic Church and unions who said the country needed to keep its traditional day of rest.
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He will be opposed by Yankees rookie Chad Green, who is being brought up to make a spot start while allowing veteran CC Sabathia to get an extra day of rest and avoid having to bat in an NL park.
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Worked harder than any NHL playoff team with 13 games in 25 days, plus four flights to California, the Nashville Predators earned something very valuable with their third elimination-game victory of the postseason Monday night: an extra day of rest.
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As the camera pulls back, we see the symbol of Christ take its place among a series of spikes, each bearing the head of a man who dared ask for the day of rest the Good Book says they are owed.
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The Blue Jays are attempting to manage the workloads of young starters Aaron Sanchez and Marcus Stroman and will call up Hutchison to make a spot start on Sunday in order to give the two each an extra day of rest.
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During the late 278th and early 297th centuries, as the United States struggled with Sunday changing from a day of rest and religion to a day of family leisure and ultimately to a day of optional recreation, the issue made headlines.
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That's because the shooting occurred on Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, on which Orthodox Jews are forbidden from doing "melachah," or work, including operating electronics such as phones, cars, and stoves, except when doing so is needed to save a life.
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White Sox LH Jose Quintana (0-3, 6.75) Kluber had his scheduled start pushed back a day when Wednesday's contest at Minnesota was postponed due to rain, giving him an extra day of rest after his worst start of the young season.
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Related: Sanders Closes Huge Gap to Tie Clinton Nationally On the morning of the Democratic caucuses in Nevada, members of Rabbi Yitz Wyne's orthodox Jewish congregation gathered at Young Israel Aish synagogue in Las Vegas on Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest.
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Traditionally on Shabbat, a designated day of rest, observant Jews hold firm to the commandment "remember the Sabbath and keep it holy," which precludes them from performing any kind of work, including driving, voting, pulling a lever, or writing until after sundown Saturday.
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Murray also will have an extra day of rest compared with Kyrgios, who needed Saturday and the so-called People's Sunday to finish off his latest flashy, net-rushing opponent, Feliciano López of Spain, 153-3, 6-7 (2), 6-3, 6-4.
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"I want to be on the ground with people who are suffering," he said, adding that he sleeps only four hours a day and has not taken a day of rest since he took charge of the local Ebola response team in August.
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The Red Sox had some trouble getting outs late in games while dropping two of three in Toronto over the weekend but managed to get the bullpen an extra day of rest as Steven Wright tossed his third complete game on Monday.
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This means that some teams will face six-and-a-half-hour flights to compete in the final round, depriving them of an extra day of rest or training, and forcing them to acclimate to what could well be completely different weather.
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Even though the fast-food chain has a location inside the stadium, Chick-fil-A will not be open during the Super Bowl, standing behind a decades-old policy that its stores close on Sundays in order to observe a day of rest.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Hundreds of Asian workers pay recruitment fees for jobs building World Cup stadiums in Qatar and some end up working for nearly five months without a day of rest, according to an investigation funded by the Gulf state's World Cup organizing body.
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The 19-year-old has previously made two starts, once in place of injured LHP Alex Wood and once to give RHP Kenta Maeda an extra day of rest after being hit in the hand with a line drive against the New York Mets.
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So, while Israelis can drive their cars or catch a plane from Ben Gurion airport on their holy day of rest, public bus companies, Israel Rail and the national flag-carrier, El Al, must cease services from sundown on Friday afternoon until nightfall on Saturday.
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He has also had other niggling injuries — an adductor muscle that forced him to miss two days behind the plate last season, and two episodes this season when cramps in his right calf caused him to leave a game and take a day of rest.
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What is unknown to me is the clear day of rest— I carry a brain of crushed paper, everything unfolds as if by magic, every spot of understanding is a miracle, I cannot take any credit for the revelations, they come and go as easily as the wind.
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The win helped the Yankees close within four and a half games of the Boston Red Sox in the American League East, and was sealed when Dellin Betances — with the struggling closer Aroldis Chapman needing a day of rest — struck out Amed Rosario with a runner on second.
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It was clear to everyone that religious practice just never took with me, and I waited out my time in my house until the day I left for college, when I swore I'd never wear a skirt again or rush around in anticipation of sundown on a supposed day of rest.
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They've yet to find a way to synchronize their overwhelming talent in a way that accentuates each individual's skill-set, and startling losses against the Phoenix Suns and Detroit Pistons (a game they should've won, considering they were home, with a day of rest, against a team that'd just dropped two in a row) have been the result.
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That day of rest and the light schedule this week will have to gird them for a rigorous month, when they play 33 games in 34 days, with two days off replaced by a doubleheader in Detroit on June 4, and the completion of two games against the Nationals here two weeks later, on June 18.
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Around 230 years later, I witnessed the signing into law of the first state legislation ensuring domestic workers in New York have the right to overtime, a day of rest, three days paid time off and protections from discrimination and harassment—a moment which was riding on the momentum of Dorothy Bolden before us, but which also in turn created momentum for the eight pieces of state legislation that followed.
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