A parable trusts the story to do the work of conversion, and it trusts its listeners to do the work of interpretation.
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And someone has to do the work of raising families.
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Piper prompts us to do the work of identifying it.
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I have to do the work of being a parent.
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You don't have to do the work of seeking out the deals, and you won't have to do the work of vacuuming your house once you buy one of these robot vacuums on sale.
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Perhaps they&aposll start to do the work of politicians …4.
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But Ali didn't just do the work of a civil rights leader.
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Perhaps we're already starting to do the work of the bots ourselves.
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On top of that, plants do the work of telegraphing corporate virtue.
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A group of 15 employees cannot suddenly do the work of 50.
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But you still have to do the work of being an ally.
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Shops make them do the work of picking the produce and bagging it.
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One conscientious parent, no matter how heroic, cannot do the work of two.
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I just have to do the work of cutting through the complexity first.
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That certainly makes it impossible for them to do the work of allyship.
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To let our hearts break and to do the work of honoring the dead.
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A few of these could do the work of dozens of rangers or volunteers.
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The cooperatives are the groups that do the work of trying to place them.
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I ask them to do the work of creating a Pinterest board of inspiration.
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It's erasure like this that pushes me to do the work of being visible.
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But Green Book doesn't even do the work of being part of its genre.
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These devices do the work of the left ventricle by pumping blood into the aorta.
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Future humans will have to do the work of the ice ages that we're eliminating.
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Women are expected, for no extra compensation, to do the work of managing others' emotions.
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Someone has to do the work of figuring out how to respond to each inquiry.
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They will have to find someone to do the work of the person on leave.
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They&aposll do the work of lawyers, accountants, doctors, actors, and yes, even venture capitalists.
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I write in the book that no human should do the work of a machine.
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Words do not have magic powers and clever messages cannot do the work of politics.
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Step by every gruesome step, you do the work of making death palatable to the living.
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Correa would regularly engage in banter with citizens and do the work of government through tweets.
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It says the underwear, which cost $24 to $1.453, can do the work of two tampons.
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Our livers and kidneys do the work of detoxification whether we use Goop-approved products or not.
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"If we don't do the work of figuring out who we are, we're going to keep losing."
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Journalists best do the work of the opposition when they don't explicitly know that they're doing it.
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We shouldn't use our local and state police for to do the work of the federal government.
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There is the notion of a 10x coder, a genius who can do the work of 10.
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Hotel/airfare aggregators like Expedia and Travelocity do the work of finding the best deals for you.
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He has proposed that US allies including the Gulf States do the work of creating the safe zone.
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Others will have to do the work of turning this into a convenient app with one-time jailbreaking.
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It's a huge force multiplier (allowing a few people to do the work of many) and potential lifesaver.
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We have to do the work of elevating our youth, our trans folks, our people of color — everyone.
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Absolutely, and I hope TV critics will continue to do the work of bringing them to the forefront.
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It's not hard to understand why companies would rather hire contractors to do the work of an employee.
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In fact, there are few people left in Clarksville, population 2000, to do the work of fighting floods.
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We have to do the work of engaging with voters in every community if we hope to win again.
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If you have children, you're ahead of the game — let them do the work of coming up with ideas.
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When you're accused of racism, you have one choice: Do the work of proving where your real allegiances lie.
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If five people build a machine that can do the work of 50 other people, that should eliminate jobs.
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He takes them literally, and doesn't bother to do the work of digging into what they are actually about.
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And the company has only trained 10,000 or so people to do the work of the 36,000 union members.
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The Paris agreement relies on a similar dynamic: the power of reputational risk to do the work of accountability.
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Of late, Trump has expanded his war on truth to those who do the work of fact-checking him.
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And if you don't do the work of constantly checking in, of keeping that connection, you will lose it.
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You'll need to do the work of personalizing your goal numbers, using tools or the aid of a financial professional.
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There's now a small cottage industry of apps that essentially do the work of saving—and even investing—for you.
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The film and its creators refused to do the work of normalizing and humanizing people of color for American audiences.
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A cook, secretary, or plumber having to do the work of a correctional officer because we refuse to fund prisons.
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It implicitly relies on the power of transparency to do the work of forcing future governments to implement actual policies.
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It needs their youth and zeal and willingness to do the work of rebuilding the party as a neighborhood institution.
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Once they're in place, they're designed to do the work of a normally functioning gene, meaning patients only undergo treatment once.
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How will you do the work of writing when the demands of real life threaten to overwhelm your already busy schedule?
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HB: How does it feel to do the work of curating art that has foregrounded concerns about affect, work, and labor?
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Eating beef is enough to warrant execution, since oxen often do the work of machinery, which is limited in the state.
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If you were going to bet on which technology might soon do the work of a stuntman, you'd probably guess CGI.
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"What it shows is the algos cannot do the work of a human editor," Hippeau told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Wednesday.
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However, for two shows that do the work of depicting the plight of women in society the results are less buoying.
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Many colleges already do the work of evaluating these factors independently, but the College Board is hoping to standardize the process.
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Which, come to think of it, is probably what it feels like to do the work of a Supreme Court justice.
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Run Me to Earth isn't trying to educate or do the work of scholars and teachers; it has its own agenda.
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Camera-sporting athletes now do the work of sports photojournalists, and all New York City beat cops wear a body camera.
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Instead of ligands, their sensors rely on snippets of single-strand DNA to do the work of latching onto odor particles.
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Users have to do the work of digging into the meaning of News Feed each post rather than being instantly entertained.
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Those trained to do the work of explaining our immigration laws and helping others navigate it should be supported, not criminalized.
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They are trying to get a previous historical era to do the work of offering critiques and solutions for this one's problems.
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But for $50,000 to $100,000 Gecko deploys robots to do the work of human inspectors, saving time and money in the process.
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And it has to start with those of us who do the work of diversity, equity, and inclusion on a daily basis.
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Less comprehensible are the motives of people who do the work of the state without the pretense of getting paid for it.
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The people of Halloween Town try to do the work of the Christmas elves, and they really, really fuck it up. Cosmically.
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"It's time that we stand up and do the work of the people and protect the freedoms that they enjoy," he said.
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"The writers before me seemed to do the work of looking at being indigenous so we could look through it," Mailhot writes.
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Again, that's the exact right use of a jump scare: you've invaded the imagination and players do the work of scaring themselves.
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You don't even have to do the work of letting those you invited know it's cancelled — Facebook does that for you too.
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"School is where students are first learning how to do the work of citizenship," an assistant professor of social studies education said.
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You have to do the work of identifying commonality that feels as inspiring as the disagreement is intense — and that doesn't magically appear.
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Historically, one of Microsoft's existing product groups would have to decide it liked a research concept and then do the work of commercialization.
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"Every time you have people moving in high numbers, it is more complicated to do the work of follow-up," Mr. Jasarevic said.
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Each of these neurons seems capable of making around 13,000 connections, representing about 1,000 potential synapses, which largely do the work of data storage.
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By washing their feet, Francis told them, he was willing to do "the work of a slave in order to sow love among us".
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Lately, they come in every which way — from the Nike swoosh to squiggly lines — that do the work of finding a costume for you.
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Even if you can't tell a Mewtwo from a Charizard, individual scenes do the work of explaining the lore points you need to know.
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" Some of these are anti-poverty programs; others, like veterans programs, do the work of fighting poverty but are more easily construed as "earned.
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The central bank has been left to do the work of the Economy Ministry and try to stimulate the economy in the short term.
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" But, he added, it "takes on the good work we are always asking new musicals to do: the work of singing about real things.
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When foreign intelligence services want to misinform American voters, they mostly rely on Americans to do the work of spreading their messages for free.
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Alongside leaders who know The Pathway Home and the dedicated team there who do the work of serving our veterans, we are reeling today.
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If you're going to make a fusion bomb do the work of predictable asteroid deflection, what you want to do is detonate it near one.
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That way, you could use the lists for selective sharing and to browse their feeds, without having to do the work of list-building yourself.
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Many couples seem relieved when this comes up, as pretending to do the work of couples therapy is, in that case, just delaying the inevitable.
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The browser will do the work of external plugins like AdBlock itself, while offering publishers/content creators a revenue stream generated by Brave's own ads.
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"There has been a failure of leadership to do the work of the committee and get all nominees through, and it must change," Heitkamp said.
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But the question is: Do I want to do the work of being a senator in the way that I think it should be done?
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As the placental beachhead grows, its cells specialize to do the work of heart, lungs, liver and kidneys until the fetus can fend for itself.
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Thank you for bringing attention to this issue and continuing to do the work of acknowledging when, where and how you can do ever better.
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Convention suggests that Trump should ignore the storm and get on, like Bill Clinton did when impeachment threatened, to do the work of the American people.
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The only downside of the MiniDisk player was that I had to do the work of transferring the music from my CDs onto the MiniDisks themselves.
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After a while, these legendary astronauts start to sound like old friends as they do the work of living in space and getting to the Moon.
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Even professional classes aren't safe; researchers have already demonstrated that machines can do the work of lawyers, insurance claims adjustors, dermatologists, and reporters, among other things.
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Every dollar you save today not only makes your company stronger, it leaves you with a dollar to do the work of two or more tomorrow.
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"Some people don't like to be touched, so going back to self-care…they can do the work [of self-massage techniques] on themselves," Gibbons says.
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So Mitchell got to work again, converting visual elements into aural ones — writing lines in place of reaction shots, making soundscapes do the work of sets.
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Rigatoni with yellow wax beans and gold tomatoes is saved from ordinariness by a very good pesto in which pistachios do the work of pine nuts.
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Fast-food companies are hardly model employers in their treatment of the people who actually do the work of making the pizzas and frying the fries.
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They cannot do the work of rapid diagnosis and contact tracing, or promote public awareness and combat misinformation in real time, without financial and human resources.
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She was not trained as a doctor, but she was helping to teach an artificial intelligence system that could eventually do the work of a doctor.
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She was not trained as a doctor, but she was helping to teach an artificial intelligence system that could eventually do the work of a doctor.
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And they provide human contact, which is in danger of becoming a luxury good as we create robots to more cheaply do the work of people.
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Year after year, True/False has provided a forum for filmmakers, critics, and viewers to do the work of considering documentary outside of its traditional boundaries.
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And thus we return to the question of whether our checks — both formal and informal — are strong enough to do the work of protecting liberal democracy.
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The President is also trying to do the work of Biden's Democratic opponents for them, in a highly unusual personal intervention in the opposing party's nominating derby.
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Morehouse, like any other institution, needs to do the work of complicating their oversimplified view of gender and make space for the variety and nuances of masculinity.
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Using the virtual image, Burke invented a new surgery, shoring up and rerouting her one ventricle so it could do the work of both ventricles long term.
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Slat's original idea—using the ocean's currents to do the work of collecting trash—has remained the foundation of his design, but almost everything else has changed.
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We are many but somehow, publishing can't seem to find us unless we do the work of three or four writers and catch a few lucky breaks.
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It's a game aimed to keep the players it has, and it hopes those players will do the work of introducing their friends to their favorite hobby.
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You are expected to do the work of educating your peers when they say objectionable things, rather than expecting members of the affected group to do it.
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The experiences, they say, will do the work of directing people away from touching things that aren't there, all in the name of maintaining the illusion of immersion.
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Prime Minister Abe has just one female member in his Cabinet, a fact he brushed off by saying she could do the work of two or three women.
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Women are asking everyone to do the work of severing the link between their desirabilty and professional success; this is an invitation for men to do the same.
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With the results of the midterms now in, we have an answer: The skeptics were wrong, and our youth are indeed ready to do the work of democracy.
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And removing oneself altogether is a missed opportunity to do the work of creating a clear sense of self, a process that, while challenging, promises to yield benefits.
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But don't worry, he told reporters, Satsuki Katayama -- who is in a much more junior role than her predecessors -- could do the work of "two or three" women.
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They are there to do the work of the current administration and they should be able to the work as effectually under Obama as they do under Trump.
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But cities also need to be wary about letting private services do the work of a public transit system, only to drop the route when it's no longer profitable.
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No wonder the newish allyship guides have encouraged people to Google their questions about the LGBTQ community, instead of relying on the marginalized to do the work of explaining.
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He thinks opening up cable in full would just hurt cable companies and help hardware companies that don't want to do the work of getting apps and making deals.
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Let your oven do the work of roasting all of your veggies, and sneak outside away from the heat to take care of the lamb chops on the grill.
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Patients, like the woman I saw, can suffocate, or experience shortness of breath as their chest wall and respiratory muscles become unable to efficiently do the work of breathing.
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Free money didn't do the work of helping voters figure out which candidates deserve that money — or convince voters that this money would affect the outcome of Seattle politics.
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The pieces are there in "Leavenworth" (premiering Sunday), but the viewer is left to do the work of sifting and weighing them and deciding where the real story lies.
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We must teach our students how to do the work of historians by being investigators of the past, and the first step in the process is to question everything.
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Be embarrassed to include your guilty pleasure if you have to, but do it, and do the work of trying to untangle why it's jammed itself into your psyche.
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"When it comes to a bullying culture, you can't just leave it to the victims -- the bereaved parents -- to do the work of removing this abhorrent behavior," Hughes said.
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There are more shutdowns than ever, and members of Congress and their staff remain painfully dependent on lobbyists to do the work of actually crafting legislation and analyzing policy.
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"I think of exercise just like medication: If somebody is really incapacitated, super depressed, and anxious, they may need medicine to help them do the work of psychotherapy," she says.
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The woman accepted the psychiatric diagnoses, but told her therapist that it wasn't just her mind; her body felt like it was too fatigued to do the work of living.
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Throughout her life, she kept the swinging style of that profession, along with the journalist's habit of letting a broad and brilliant view do the work of patient statistical investigation.
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My narrative — a dude, but rich — doesn't let me presort news, so I have to do the work of figuring out what's going on fresh every single time a story breaks.
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To find a team of people who could do the work of an AI system in reading and processing all this would be more costly and might not even be possible.
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This shift in culture and the make-up and expectations of the family is causing an economic strain as single parents (usually mothers) struggle to do the work of two people.
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But speeches are supposed to be tools to help do the work of actually being president — learning about the issues, making decisions about trade-offs, and collaborating to get things done.
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These moments allow my clients to begin to do the work of truly understanding themselves, so that they can be the men they want to be and start to make amends.
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It will be there when you need to gussy-up humble vegetables, legumes or grains, and don't want to do the work of seasoning with a cocktail of herbs and spices.
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The animated series is about three high school freshmen who aspire to basketball glory, and the perks that come with it, but don't want to do the work of serious athletes.
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A $300,000 machine that cuts fabric with lasers sat nearby, ready to do the work of three people; its cost was partly covered by a grant from the Fashion Manufacturing Initiative.
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Smith says that it was through group meetings in prison that he was finally able to do the work of facing the trauma of his childhood, holding himself accountable and forgiving himself.
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"Your doctor still has to be willing to do the work of filing a waiver and they don't get reimbursed for that work, so they don't like to do it," Hoffman says.
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Maybe a friend, maybe a co-worker, but someone who is more connected to the impacted community than you are, someone you trust to do the work of helping you get it.
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"By making them do chores — taking out the garbage, doing their own laundry — they realize 'I have to do the work of life in order to be part of life,' " she said.
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To me the obvious explanation is that as a culture, we aren't ready to do the work of recognizing the genius of Black women outside of the parameters of respectability and desirability.
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Also, it helps to have a flexible schedule to do the work of an interpreter, which is something a lot of recent graduates who are looking for a permanent position can offer.
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Good sex brings a kind of connection—one that can feel like trust—that doesn't necessarily come with the desire to do the work of knowing someone and letting him know you.
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He has to do the work of trying to explain, "I am in fact not just trying to take advantage of my racial category," in a way that Hillary doesn't have to.
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Keeping my hand on my stomach became dual barometer of whether I was relying on my midsection to do the work of my nether regions and whether I was breathing too heavily.
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As a clerk and a stenographer, she would be paid $1,700 a year to do the work of two men who had previously earned a combined $2,18893 to do the same work.
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Best of all, high-visibility golf balls help you do the work of self-betterment all by your lonesome, allowing you to identify your problems so that you can fix them yourself.
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But the more powerful and insulated a celebrity gets, it seems, the less likely they are to do the work of distinguishing between the demands of petty trolls and good-faith critics.
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And you could be forgiven for forgetting that Hawkins barely utters a word throughout the whole film: Her eyes and face and gestures do the work of thousands of lines of dialogue.
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The briefest, most infinitesimal beats between them do the work of entire conversations, demanding that just as much (if not more) attention be given to what goes unsaid as to what's made explicit.
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"We're not going to send our troops down there to do the work of immigration enforcement," he said, "We're not going to be part of enforcement under any circumstance and nor should we."
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Antidepressants are some of the most commonly-prescribed drugs on the market, but you might be surprised that no one seems to know exactly how they do the work of relieving depressive symptoms.
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"They basically [do] the work of sorting out the bakery goods and not giving them as a contribution to the food bank," she said, adding that the many retailers have been really amenable.
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"[Brady] has an expectation that legislators ought to do the work of being legislators and build the support and build the coalitions for what it is that they want to do," Stewart said.
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This safety net will keep this patient craving-free and blocked while they do the work of recovery, which is developing healthy coping mechanisms, changing behavior patterns and changing people, places and things.
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Each school that uses City Year pays (on average) $96,000 per year but gets $853,000 in value because the corps members are typically able to do the work of six different service providers.
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Say, "Alexa, play the movie 9 to 5," and Alexa will do the work of finding it, seeing if you get it for free, and letting you how to purchase it if you don't.
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First off, there's not enough time in the universe for you to do that, and second, a lot of people don't want to do the work of empathy, even if it's being empathized with.
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You need ambisonics, which simulates a full sphere of sound around you, giving sounds coordinates in 3D space and letting a renderer do the work of converting that coordinate into the appropriate sound waves.
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That said from a headquarters perspective we focus on hiring people who love taking on huge hairy technical problems who can do the work of 26 or 203 engineers at a place like Boeing.
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Shouldn't we look to games that really do the work of portraying real situations to say something serious about them and not just present them as Mission 8: The One Where You Kill Civilians?
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Self-driving cars still struggle with simple potholes; no one has come even close to demonstrating a completely driverless car that could do the work of a Manhattan taxi driver on a rainy day.
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That leaves Revvers to do the work of organizing files or warning others of a file's quality and content — something they can only do if they've already taken time to listen to the recording.
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Sanders hasn't spent much time criticizing Buttigieg either, mocking him for the donations he had taken from billionaires, but letting Elizabeth Warren do the work of attacking Buttigieg's fundraisers at the December debate in California.
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While the classroom should be a democratic, healthy, and safe place to learn, it frequently fails to live up to that standard, forcing students to do the work of ensuring a better education for themselves.
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Thank goodness programs like Girls Rock Camp exist to do the work of normalizing the idea of women playing in rock bands and who lower the barrier to entry for young girls around the country.
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That's a key distinction from this DEOS contract: This deal was bid on by resellers, who will actually do the work of designing and implementing how the Department of Defense will use Microsoft Office 365.
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The right target could also stand alone under Palihapitiya's corporation, he said, but Social Capital would do the work of getting the company ready for public markets, while the management could focus on its product.
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It will work by using a supplemental electric motor to help supply the extra power needed for takeoffs, while letting smaller, more fuel-efficient engines do the work of maintaining the plane at cruising altitude.
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But it took its basic cue from Martin Luther's simple claim that all Christians do the work of God — and in God's eyes, their labors are just as holy as the duties of a priest.
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One solution would be paying a group of doctors to do the work of vetting surgical videos, suggests Dr. Joshua Landy, a Canadian physician who developed an Instagram-like service for doctors called Figure 1.
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A combination of big structures and techniques that let a number of small mirrors spread over a large area do the work of a single much bigger mirror would allow remarkable new instruments to be built.
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The poems in "Ommateum" suggest that the imagination can be outfitted to do the work of a sextant, a microscope, or a hot-air balloon, depending on where the interesting action happens in any one process.
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"By making them do chores — taking out the garbage, doing their own laundry — they realize,I have to do the work of life in order to be part of life,'" Lythcott-Haims previously told Business Insider.
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The reason that these mothers take to beer and cheese puffs in the first place is that they are left to do the work of both parents, even when the father is still in the picture.
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As millions of schools close their doors and parents across the country work from home, the experience of the coronavirus pandemic for many is setting aside their anxieties to do the work of raising a family.
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While at first those products didn&apost compete with mainframes or minicomputers, over time the PC emerged as a product that could do the work of its technological predecessors and was also smaller and more affordable.
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As a result, I kept trying to do the work of two to three people and working 80- to 90- hour weeks, every week for over two years while my own personhood slipped away from me.
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But King Midas teaches us a good lesson about the limits of gold plating, and the financial crisis has taught us a more recent lesson about relying on non-banks to do the work of banks.
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Pearson's promise to investors was, in effect, that other companies would do the work of researching and developing new drugs, after which Valeant could swoop in and reap the enormous rewards without having taken any risk.
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The rise of the "internal investigation" dates back to the 1970s, when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decided it would be more cost-effective to let companies do the work of rooting out fraud for them.
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Using artificial intelligence to do the work of humans would certainly be welcome for moderators and managers who have to process abuse reports, but it's only a small part of what can be done to curb abuse.
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For the honeyguides, it's a win-win partnership: the birds help the humans find the nests, while humans do the work of subduing the bees and cracking open the hive, so the birds can avoid being stung.
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The Dai Viet used military might and Confucianist statecraft and administration to push the Viet empire southward, in order to "respectfully bring the Mandate of Heaven, and do the work of striking and killing those cruel people".
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Life starts with microbes that use energy and secure food from inorganic sources like atmospheric gases and minerals (this includes plants: The parts of the plant that do the work of photosynthesis, chloroplasts, evolved from ancient bacteria).
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Her greatest success as speaker, after all, came when the extremely charismatic Barack Obama was in office to serve as the face of the Democratic Party, leaving her to do the work of crafting a legislative strategy.
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The barriers to success for a DIY smart home remain fairly high for most consumers, so having someone do the work of installing and integrating everything is bound to be appealing to a certain group of consumers.
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As you mentioned earlier, Republicans are calling this budget resolution an "Obamacare repeal resolution" even though it doesn't actually do the work of repealing Obamacare — it just tells committees to come up with a plan for repealing Obamacare.
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Television shows such as Insecure, films like Moonlight, and books such as Claudia Rankine's Citizen do the work of helping others understand how one can both experience the effects of devastating social forces and live a full life.
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"History shows that in these highly charged moments of divided government, we must temper our partisan impulses and do the work of the people," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the senior Democrat on the Judiciary Committee.
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"Occupy changed me, and it changed lots of other people, and it made us do the work of activism and the work of organizing better, and we took that to so many different and varied things," Goldstein said.
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That's a wonderful way that a dating app can bring you together with somebody, but it can't do the work of finding the relationship and finding the one, you have to do that yourself by taking it offline.
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California recently passed a significant new bill that, if signed into law, would dramatically change the gig economy by requiring companies to give independent contractors who do the work of employees minimum wage, workers' compensation and other benefits.
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And the press isn't going to do the work of an actual opposition party, which is to formulate a political alternative that an adequate number of people find to be sufficiently inspiring to go out and vote for.
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You've got the people who are expressly working for the security agencies; but he says they have, he called it a "national service program" for highly capable technological students to do the work of hacking for the government.
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For the toughest tasks, the Russians said they would use sniffer dogs and Uran-6 de-mining robots, which can be remotely controlled from around 1 km (half a mile) and do the work of 20 de-mining experts.
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They will do the work of teaching each day, but they need support -- and the international community to stay and help them get rid of the rubble -- as they stand their city back up after the nightmare of ISIS.
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Nonetheless, #Oprah2020 became the Next Big Thing, which reinforced a troubling pattern: Black women are expected to do the work of cleaning up political messes, despite living in a country that often fails to reward, respect, and protect them.
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The show, with a book by the screenwriter Diablo Cody ("Juno") and staging by the director Diane Paulus ("Waitress"), takes on the good work we are always asking new musicals to do: the work of singing about real things.
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"Through a combination of significant machine learning and AI investments, tweets are increasingly finding a Twitter user, versus the user having to do the work of scrolling/searching endlessly," wrote LightShed Partners analyst Richard Greenfield in a recent report.
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The carts, or charrettes, as they are called in French, do the work of pickup trucks, hauling cement to construction sites and rice to grocery stores, and picking up household trash in places where garbage trucks cannot squeeze through.
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Party politics is really important for democracy; most political scientists still share E.E. Schattschneider's observation that democracy is "unthinkable" without parties to do the work of campaigning, to organize stable coalitions, and to help citizens make sense of political choices.
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FoldiMate boasts that you can fold an average laundry load of 20-40 items in two to four minutes, but that's giving the machine way too much credit when you have to do the work of individually clipping on each item.
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"She's named for her father, grandfather and great grandfather, carrying their legacy into a future where women stand shoulder to shoulder with their fathers, brothers, and sons to do the work of love in the world," Fox continued of her newborn.
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To be sure, there are situations where checks can come in handy regardless of how technologically savvy you are, but money transfer apps that can do the work of a personal check with a lot less hassle and time spent.
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Mckesson, for what it's worth, is a perfect example of the black activists who have proven that social media can be used not only to draw attention to racial injustice, but actually to do the work of organizing to end it.
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Though it may not always be possible, Brooks says the focus should be on changing the way one functions within that system, which involves recognizing one's own role in it, and beginning to do the work of changing associated behaviors.
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Rather than seeking to design new proteins rationally, piece by carefully calculated piece — as many protein chemists have tried and mostly failed to do — the Arnold approach lets basic evolutionary algorithms do the work of protein composition and protein upgrades.
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This month, Fukunaga brings that force to his second TV show, "Maniac," a Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as participants in a drug trial that purports to do the work of decades of therapy with three pills.
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During the 2013 shutdown, state labs continued to do the work of surveilling disease to detect outbreaks, but they weren't able to call on CDC epidemiologists for help coordinating those investigations — and any samples sent to the agency piled up.
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We do the work of going through AngelList and finding the top couple hundred candidates, then we put [the hiring company] into this format where we make sure the parties are matched up very well and we charge $10,000 for a successful hire.
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"He's certainly a man of high intelligence and valuable experience, but we need to make sure that he's going to do the work of the State Department in an unbiased manner," Painter told "Squawk on the Street" in a separate interview Tuesday.
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Amma learns to weaponize both versions of herself But this is what patriarchal society looks like: turning women against each other, valuing them based on adherence to gender norms, and making them do the work of policing one another for "correctly" performing femininity.
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The moments when he tells on his fellow contestants, then, feel less like Tattling than they do the work of a Bachelorette vigilante, brought onto the season to deliver some real talk about bad men's bad behavior—and hopefully find love too.
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State and federal leaders should work together, now, to create a public works corps to assist epidemiologists with contact tracing, to erect thousands of drive-through testing sites, and to do the work of infection control in nursing homes and homeless shelters.
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"It's a low blow to our men and women who wear the badge for the federal government to threaten their crime-fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government," Mr. Becerra said at a news conference.
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Yet, we reached the moment a few weeks ago where U.S. Senators were putting the onus on private businesses to not only defend and monitor their networks and businesses, but to essentially do the work of the federal government and intelligence community. Sen.
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Though it's nice to be flush with cash for interplanetary exploits, it's challenging to actually do the work of laying out power cables, setting up materials supply routes, delegating work to robotic rovers and drones, and installing operational solar and wind power grids.
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"I decided to ask two indisputable figures who I know are intellectually engaged in these questions to do the work of reflection and consultation in order to make concrete propositions between now and November," Macron said at a press conference on Monday with President Talon.
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"It's a low blow to the men and women who wear the badge for the federal government to threaten their crime fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government when it comes to immigration enforcement," Becerra said.
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Finally, Kutcher rightly noted that it's crucial for startups to do the work of being inclusive in their earliest stages, as trying to plug a female techie in a hostile culture developed without women will likely have the reliably terrible results we see so often.
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To make wireless audio happen, Apple has to do the work of opening up and making the experience of connecting to any audio system on the iPhone as simple and frustration-free as pushing a button — as simple as wired audio has always been.
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Many of the happiness researchers and experts I spoke with sidestepped the issue of sadness, or insisted that being unhappy just wasn't necessary, because anybody could beat down those bad feelings if they were willing to do the work of meditation and positive thinking.
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We often don't want to do the work of reevaluating our personal heroes, of accepting that a powerful man who is a pillar of the community, or a world-renowned artist, or even the leader of the free world, could secretly be a monster.
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Spring cleaning is a great time to break out of a vacuum rut and save yourself some sweat by making the machine do the work of cleaning furniture like sofas and wing chairs, mattresses, walls, window treatments, windowsills and casings, and even the windows themselves.
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Scooping up unauthorized immigrants who've been booked into local jails is an important ICE strategy: It allows them to claim they're going after "criminal aliens," without having to do the work of tracking anyone down or causing the outcry they get for conducting home raids.
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Nothing will do the work of Botox, but if you're months past due for yours and need a quick little brow lift, micro-current, which shoots tiny little zaps of electrical currents to your muscles to temporarily tighten and lift them, is the next best thing.
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The same thing is true of allegations against our friends, family, and co-workers: If we believe these accusations, then that means we have to re-evaluate our own lives and relationships, and do the work of deciding if and how to remove the perpetrator from them.
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The currency's exact starting value and the "basket" of currencies which it will reflect remain unknown but ultimately the goal is to provide a stable, easy to understand and easy to convert currency that can do the work of money in any country and across borders.
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So, the fees that users can attach to their transactions in order to incentivize "miners" (people who run huge server farms to do the work of adding blocks to the blockchain for a reward) to have their transactions included in the next block are getting more expensive.
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I'm wondering if Disney is actually ready to do the work of imagining a gay character living in that experience, or feel instead that they need to ease audiences into it by framing LeFou as a man with a confusing crush on a masculine, straight guy instead?
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Not just because these voices are correct, but because telling the story in this way helps — to a small extent — to do the work of helping a white reader be able to confront the history of their own identity formation, the history of their own wealth.
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I think, too, that a lot of twentysomething-year-olds don't realize — and for me and probably for Ann, it's something that we realized really early on — is that if you don't have a built-in network, you have to do the work of making that.
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When I got tapped on the shoulder to join the board of the Network for Executive Women, representing Walmart, I jumped at the chance, and it's been an honor to stop talking, start listening, and do the work of building a more diverse and inclusive future.
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Unable to attach a concept of strength to the white women she was primarily fighting for, Gage relied heavily on Truth's "strong" black body to do the work of convincing her readers that women were not so delicate that they could not entertain the rights and privileges of men.
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My failure, then, is not only in my size, but in my refusal or inability to change it — to do the work of being an effortless, chill bride who is completely relaxed about this expensive, singular day in my tragically long life, while also being thinner than I am.
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Based on a new supplier agreement, which was obtained by CNBC, Whole Foods is bringing product displays in house and no longer using outside brokers to do the work of making sure there are enough snacks on the shelf or keeping the freshest dairy items on the top rack.
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And when I look at our approach to everything that's happened since — from mass shootings to political movements, and including some coverage I've directed — I see the lessons we learned then, including how a handful of people can swarm to do the work of a much bigger team.
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I have to do the work of self-love and affirmation, and say, 'I am a woman, I am a person of color, I am the granddaughter of immigrants, I am also the descendant of slaves, I am a mother, I am an entrepreneur, I am an artist, and I'm joyful.
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"So every time you have people moving in high numbers, it is more complicated to do the work of follow-up, contact tracing, follow up on the people who are supposed basically to be observed on a daily basis for 21 days," he said, referring to the disease's incubation period.
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In recent years, similar suits by contractors claiming they'd been asked to do the work of employees have been filed against other gig economy platforms such as Uber and Lyft, while food delivery services like DoorDash and Instacart have recently faced backlash for subsidizing wages with their workers' own tips.
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Keeping the MCC's inmates from killing themselves is complicated by staffing shortages so severe that correctional officers often work so many overtime shifts in a row that they don't even go home, and employees who have other jobs in the jail are often pulled in to do the work of guards.
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The lines that should connect the hammock to its supports are drawn with chalk and connected to it by way of white-headed thumbtacks embedded in the wall; the thumbtacks actually do the work of keeping the sling aloft while the chalk lines tell me that the thing really exists only in fantasy.
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We must advocate on behalf of those who do the work of care, as well as in aid of those who need care, and both the RAISE Act and the Lifespan Respite Care Reauthorization Act must be high on our agenda of repairing the world and creating a humane and just society.
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Conventional wisdom among House moderates is that the Senate will rip this bill to shreds, and so the best strategy is to strike a face-saving compromise and pass it out of the House so Senate Republicans can do the work of either killing it or crafting something that's not a disaster.
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"I am proud of making a decision to not just give fancy speeches, or be in a legislative body and give speeches on a floor, but actually do the work of being in the position to use the power that I had to reform a system that is badly in need of reform," she said.
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A Princeton University project related to autonomous driving initially put a task on Amazon's Mechanical Turk but as the task became more complicated, people began making mistakes and BasicFinder was brought in to help correct the results, said Du. In that project, one trained BasicFinder labeller was able to do the work of three crowdsourced labellers, he added.
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A Princeton University project related to autonomous driving initially put a task on Amazon's Mechanical Turk but as the task became more complicated, people began making mistakes and BasicFinder was brought in to help correct the results, said Du. In that project, one trained BasicFinder labeler was able to do the work of three crowdsourced labellers, he added.
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At one point I stared at the camera lingering on a marquee for Billy Wilder's blistering film about media frenzies run amok, Ace in the Hole, thinking that Joker seemed content to flatten most of its supposedly very serious themes by using lazy shorthand like this, rather than do the work of actually showing us something thematically (or cinematically) interesting.
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As a new Congress begins and new governors and state legislatures prepare to do the work of the people, they have a mandate -- from women, LGBTQ people, immigrants, people of color and all who believe that health care is a human right -- to fight for reproductive health care and women's health care as the standard health care that they are.
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Carmichael in particular walks this line in an upcoming episode about racial slurs — part of the episode's daring is frankly talking about this stuff on TV, and thus, the audience becomes a proxy for that daring, while also helping to spur catharsis after both the characters onscreen and the viewers at home do the work of hashing out their feelings on a sensitive subject.
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Newer research I have conducted shows that when local law enforcement officials do the work of federal immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrants are less likely to trust that police officers and sheriffs will keep them, their families, and their communities safe; protect the confidentiality of witnesses to crimes even if they are undocumented, protect the rights of all people, including undocumented immigrants, equally, and protect undocumented immigrants from abuse or discrimination.
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After the House impeached and the Senate acquitted Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonFeehery: Pivoting to infrastructure could help heal post-impeachment wounds Press: Ukraine's not the only outrage The 2 events that reshaped the Democratic primary race MORE, then-Speaker of the House Denny Hastert (R-Ill.) and then-Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) searched for a way to show the country that they were ready to do the work of the American people.
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