Being four hard working people producing music is three or 14 times more efficient than being one hard working person producing music.
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"KIKI" - MUSIC VIDEO from Hard Working Movies on Vimeo.
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Hard working like from the gardening company here in Ohio.
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She is smart, hard working and doesn't pull any punches.
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Thanks to all the hard working community members of Flavortown.
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Everyone is trying hard, working at it, learning every day.
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I love how hard working, independent, and ambitious we are.
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Kay Ivey -- now Alabama's governor -- or hard-working US Rep.
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As a young man, Rubio himself was not particularly hard working.
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The system is designed for healthy, hard-working people, she says.
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The male of the family was an absolute hard-working breadwinner.
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He was a hard-working man in the field of construction.
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Or at least be a good, hard-working member of society.
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In my eyes that's wrong because there are hard-working people.
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"He's a hard working guy, and he's honest too," Melvin said.
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VirgoAugust 23 to September 22In a nutshell…Modest, yet hard working.
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"All these things still matter to hard working families," he said.
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She was a very giving person and a hard-working person.
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What about the needs of hard working white folks-- America's majority?
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Looking around at all of you, you hard-working Iowa families.
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Smart, hard-working people with great ideas often run into challenges.
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As Samuels reported in the Atlantic, many were hard-working immigrants.
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"Simply one of the most fascinating, hard-working persons," Connor said.
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I know firsthand how hard-working, serious and intellectual he is.
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" He described generations of their hard-working families as "amazing people.
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Norman is the archetypal older sibling, married, hard-working and responsible.
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Stephanie was known for her statuesque physique and hard-working nature.
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This change would hurt the hard-working middle class the most.
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This is a real hit on millions of hard-working Americans.
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"She continues to be very hard-working, even now," Palmer said.
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Our people are hard-working and have great esteem for freedom.
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Almost all were the main support of their hard-working families.
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Who do you mean when you say 'they're all' hard working?
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The Moon's in hard working Capricorn today, so don't slack off.
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We were an organized and hard-working little tribe — or else.
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My mom was the most hard-working doctor and glamorous person.
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Mr. Trump pits hard-working Middle America against the Washington establishment.
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"He was really talented, hard working and so secure," she said.
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The hard-working employee he fired for taking one day off?
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The Cuban people are a hard-working industrious very good people.
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Existing efforts to support hard-working individuals are simply not enough.
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I try to keep the dignity of a hard-working man.
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They're ambitious, hard-working men at the peak of their profession.
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Avocado production sustains thousands of hard-working, peaceful families in Mexico.
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Millions of hard-working families and individuals are counting on us.
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Though send no slings or arrows at those hard-working souls.
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Johnson failed the hard-working members of the Chicago Police Department.
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I'm sure he has a staff of very hard-working people.
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She was a hard-working student engaging deeply with her craft.
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They were dynamic, hard working and active contributors to family life.
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What he found were hard-working women running those small companies.
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Once again, for average hard-working Americans it was 3.7 percent.
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Hard-working families have earned and deserve better than this bill.
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And then came Tom Seaver — fresh, ebullient, hard-working, immensely talented.
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Competent, hard working and a believer in making America great again!
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Retire your hard working mind until Thursday afternoon at 1:49 p.
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Gianni, hard-working and blessed with genius, establishes a world-recognized label.
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"Let me tell you, I'm a very hard-working person," Ellison said.
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No leader of the United States has ever been as hard-working.
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Mickey's been a hard working actor in Hollywood for over 3 decades.
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Educated, driven, hard-working: that's the kind of hombre my brother is.
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I don't blame the hard-working people bringing me my food. They're
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Saudi royals and Western diplomats praise him as serious and hard-working.
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"Y'all honest, blue-collar, hard-working people, and suffering," the rapper said.
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He does not insult the hard-working fans with talk about politics.
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"He is an extremely polite and hard-working man," Mr. Vartak said.
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Losing this revenue would deliver a body blow to hard-working families.
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I'm loyal, tough, hard-working, resilient and part of a good community.
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Certainly Ciccariello-Maher did not despise the innocent, hard-working soldier himself.
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What's so bad about being considered smart, law-abiding, hard-working, wise,
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COHN: WE HAVE TO GIVE EVERYDAY HARD-WORKING AMERICANS A TAX CUT.
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"Bulls are hard-working, plus they represent the bull market," he said.
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And no one exemplifies American values more than the hard-working immigrant.
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"They were skilled and hard-working," she said of the North Koreans.
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That is not going to build an America for hard-working people.
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My mother is THE most hard-working and devoted person I know.
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Most prosecutors are hard-working public servants and committed to fair play.
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He is hard-working but has had an awful run of luck.
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Everyone was very hard-working and super-organized, but not organized enough.
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She is considered careful and hard-working, like a welder or postman.
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My son is dating a wonderful woman: kind, hard-working, self-made.
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"Our parents were hard-working, what some might consider poor," he said.
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The VA is not devoid of dedicated, talented or hard-working people.
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"We don't want our hard-working dollars to be misspent," she said.
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He is not particularly charismatic, but he is hard working and incorruptible.
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Jordan was hard-working, dedicated, intelligent, and a pleasure to be around.
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They were deporting all kinds of people—students, mothers, hard-working people.
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Its members are well-educated and hard-working, prudent savers and attentive parents.
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Since NAFTA's passage, hard-working Americans have watched millions of unionized jobs evaporate.
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He was -- and is -- sharp, witty, fast-thinking, intellectually challenging and hard-working.
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Under President Trump's leadership, things are finally looking up for hard-working Americans.
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But the reality is we have hard-working men and women out there.
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Disciplined and hard-working at the back, they kept German pressure under control.
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On the same day, the sun leaves Sagittarius and enters hard-working Capricorn.
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The Moon wanes in hard-working Taurus on Thursday from 9:31 a.m.
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Why can't these brave, hard-working people be successful in their own country?
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This is true "Americana workwear that's seen some hard-working action," Nordstrom writes.
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"Our community is very strong and hard-working — resilient and resourceful," she said.
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There are so many things that can get good, hard-working people fired.
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But at 10-years-old, Charlotte's hard working days are nearing an end.
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The real problem is not with how hard-working the immigration judges are.
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Millions of hard-working Americans rely on affordable energy to make ends meet.
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It's dishonorable to ask hard working Americans to pay for their monthly rent.
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Hundreds of thousands of hard-working, dedicated public servants are working without pay.
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Policies like this don't work, and they certainly don't support hard working moms.
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My elegant and hard-working mother Amalia introduced me to fashion and beauty.
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I have never worked with a more hard-working, talented group of people!
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Both of our sons are hard-working and eager to hold down jobs.
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My elegant and hard-working mother, Amalija, introduced me to fashion and beauty.
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"We have to give everyday hard-working Americans a tax cut," he said.
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They're foreigners and will take the jobs of hard-working American rock musicians.
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The SPD has nothing to offer to the "hard-working men and women".
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Our country deserves hard-working leaders committed to the success of the country.
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"We are the most hard-working country there is in Spain," he said.
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Fellow student dining hall employees described her as sweet, sunny and hard-working.
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"You have been an incredible champion of hard-working American taxpayers," said Rep.
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I was just given a great tour of Moscow - fantastic, hard working people.
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Jewell is polite, hard-working and prone to surprising, unsolicited acts of generosity.
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"They are fast, hard-working, green-hearted people," she said of the Pirates.
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It is about students, hard-working employees, and members of our American military.
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Is our own government unintentionally forcing hard-working American firms to shut down?
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I will eagerly celebrate hard working over-achievers who learn to work together.
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In a moving segment on Saturday, Blackwell reminded the President and his audience that Blackwell grew up in Cummings' district -- and that hard-working, patriotic Americans lived there, just as hard-working, patriotic Americans lived in districts represented by Trump supporters.
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Or you could unleash a hard-working robot from a company called Bossa Nova.
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He was a funny, thick skinned, hard working man who commanded respect for authority.
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Decent, hard-working folk just living their lives the only way they know how.
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These are people who can't tell the difference between garbage and hard-working people.
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However, these strong policies helping small businesses and hard working Americans are not permanent.
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I know some very hard-working people, and you're not going to outwork her.
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"She's just a beautiful, smart, intelligent, hard working, kind and loving person," Anderson says.
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And he was very used to having a hard-working woman in the household.
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Known as a hard working man, Christopher had lived in Ohio his entire life.
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Unlike many of his contemporaries, Prince Muhammad is seen as hard-working and clean.
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"It was particularly hard working on the finer details of the pumpkins," Wiggan continued.
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Every woman would want a hard-working man with no kids like my babe.
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" The Doc went on ... "Bam is such a charming, hard working and talented guy.
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Are hard-working middle-class wage earners about to drive up the inflation rate?
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Where did someone as smart, successful and hard working as Mr. Lampert go wrong?
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Unfortunately for hard-working Kansans, Brownback's trickle-down economics didn't make those jobs appear.
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Stop sampling the merchandise It's got to be hard working around all that food.
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Rotterdam is known less for its fine culture than for its hard-working citizens.
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It took the hard-working staff about 213 minutes to prep all 21921 sliders.
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"We're both silly but hard-working, and we love life passionately," Mr. Spahn said.
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Humble, hard-working, not afraid of hard work, that's all you can ask for.
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Those who succeed at cyber-consulting also tend to be hard-working, says DeMott.
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You won't find two more dedicated, intelligent, honest and hard-working public servants anywhere.
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It further delegitimizes hard working journalists who bring REAL news to their communties. pic.twitter.
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Previously, Johnson explained that one of his tips for success is being hard-working.
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And for information about hard-working military dogs deployed around the world, check HERE.
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He is sensitive to the mood of the average, hard-working, family-loving American.
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"It's sticking a finger into a lot of hard-working Americans' eyes," she said.
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Finally, illegal immigrants are unfairly depressing wages and taking jobs from hard-working Americans.
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" Trump also heaped praised on the Mexican people, calling them "spectacular, hard-working people.
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I also want to thank our donors, our interns and our hard-working staff.
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They were just hard-working people who drank a lot of wine at night.
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Hard working, believes he or she can mix it up with the big players.
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He was a hard-working and loving person that cared deeply about his team.
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His outstanding quality is not that he is reliable, or dedicated, or hard-working.
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The management at his new gym liked him; he was reliable and hard working.
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MassArt is a supportive home to a diverse community of innovative, hard-working artists.
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Since then he's developed a record for being tenacious, partisan, combative and hard-working.
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"Both very hard-working, didn't have a ton, both very detailed-oriented," he said.
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"The American people are generous, and they're decent, and they're hard-working," he added.
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At the same time as hard-working, honest people are living paycheck to paycheck.
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Tom is truly a hard-working, determined, disciplined leader on and off the field.
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I am thankful to the countless hard-working employees who have made it possible.
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"Most prosecutors are hard-working public servants and committed to fair play," she wrote.
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Schumer to stop the obstruction and help hard-working Americans get meaningful tax relief.
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They were both warm, wonderful, delightful, talented, hard-working women that made you laugh.
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He's a hard-working, effective leader who takes on big issues like climate change.
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Where did someone as smart, successful and hard-working as Mr. Lampert go wrong?
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In contrast, the bulk of NRA revenue comes from millions of hard-working Americans.
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Data centers also use lots of water to cool their hard-working server computers.
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And of course my superhumanly hard-working crew members: You know who you are.
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Gigi and Bella both said the best advice their mom gave them was that "if you're not the nicest, most hard-working girl in the industry there's going to be someone prettier, nicer, and more hard-working" who will take your place.
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An emerging fast food trend to keep your eye on this year—other than Nutella burgers and Trump burgers—is the hard-working men and women of the fast food industry refusing to serve the hard-working men and women of law enforcement.
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Taking a lesson from their hard-working parents, they strive to balance work and family.
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You'll also have rest days, which are essential for letting your hard-working muscles recover.
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"He went on to describe Shulman as "imaginative, hard-working, perceptive and a brilliant leader.
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On Thursday evening, the moon enters hard-working Capricorn for the rest of the week.
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She was a very hard working and determined young lady and held respect for all.
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We are a hard working bunch of guys who create real music for real people.
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" The cast, he adds, "are a great bunch of boys, very honest and hard-working.
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Wow, Hillary Clinton was SO INSULTING to my supporters, millions of amazing, hard working people.
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Howie Mandel has pushed his Golden Buzzer for a deserving and hard-working singer/songwriter.
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It is the 99 percent of hard-working workers that enable our enterprises to flourish.
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In other words, what Wells Fargo did is an outrageous abuse of hard-working Americans.
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The Moon enters hard-working Capricorn this morning, encouraging you to take care of business.
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First and foremost are its people: hard-working people with a lot of common sense.
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President Trump's Department of Labor must be ready and willing to help hard-working Americans.
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Hillary is also committed to improving the quality of life for hard working AAPI families.
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The G.P.A. ethos takes spirited children and pushes them to be hard working but complaisant.
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The system is supposed to help hard-working farmers and to stabilize Europe's food supply.
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In honor our hard working armed service brothers and sisters, we've made RIGHTER Luxe FREE!
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A hard-working student, Dorcas had been looking forward to her graduation, her mother said.
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The artists here often painted from the viewpoint of a hard-working gardener, crouched down.
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Judge Gorsuch knows the life of a hard-working American because he lives that life.
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Moreover, the hard-working Swiss all but invented the notion of the Protestant work ethic.
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Hard-working Americans shouldn't be forced into poverty because they are unable to afford care.
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Unfortunately this is nothing new, and treating hard-working professionals like high schoolers is insulting.
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"Now I am independent, I am self-confident, I am hard-working," Limbu says defiantly.
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The other eight adjectives are kind, compassionate, helpful, caring, friendly, generous, honest and hard-working.
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We are looking for highly communicative, auto managed, hard-working guys with great tech skills.
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"This man is a hard-working guy, so in touch with the people," Palin added.
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"From all accounts, he was a generous, hard-working and highly promising student," Merritt said.
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They represent the best of who we are — hard working, resilient and motivated high achievers.
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"Any serious, bipartisan reform effort must help all hard working Americans get ahead," said Sen.
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Meaning you hire smart, hard-working people with tastes that are different from your own.
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Making cars unaffordable for millions of hard-working Americans was never in anyone's best interest.
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That is not acceptable for the millions of hard-working Americans depending on tax relief.
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Through no fault of their own, millions of hard-working Americans face a perilous future.
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Why is investment income taxed lower than the hard-working people who [make] ordinary income?
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The M.T.A.'s hard-working and caring employees face the same challenges as everyone else.
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The M.T.A.'s hard-working and caring employees face the same challenges as everyone else.
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Before he casts out hard-working people because of their religion or nation of origin?
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"His example as a hard-working novelist was one of the most encouraging," she said.
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You're not going to lose because a hard-working immigrant family starts a small business.
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Talented and hard-working, Howie Jr. tried his best to follow in his father's skates.
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The effort pleased the hard-working Lindberg, who picked up his first career postseason goal.
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"My customers are very hard-working people," said Mr. Cloutier, the president of MidSouth Bank.
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And it underlines the need to stand up for hard-working, middle-class coal families.
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Obama called Trudeau a hard-working, effective leader who tackled big issues like climate change.
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We need policies that benefit all hard-working Americans, not just those at the top.
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" He said the city was "known for its incredibly hard-working, passionate and proud people.
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"Senator Joe Donnelly said he's support tax cuts for hard-working Hoosiers," one ad intones.
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I have always passionately defended the hard-working guy I love — and I always will.
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These same rich guys have been waging class warfare against hard-working people for decades.
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It also provides job security to hard-working Americans in every state in the country.
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"And hard-working middle-class families are going to see their costs going down."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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But there are a lot of smart, hard-working people in places like Liberty City.
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There are so many things that can kill the careers of good, hard-working people.
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"Every bit of loss productivity increases costs to consumers and hurts hard-working American families."
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It was mostly me not being confident with other hard-working guys in the kitchen.
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"Instead of fighting for hard-working families abused by our economy, as he promised in the campaign, the president and his billionaire Cabinet have abandoned Main Street to enable Wall Street's corrosive profiteering of the banks on the back of hard-working Americans," Pelosi said.
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Though a hard-working bureaucrat, her cosy relations with the central government undermine her credibility locally.
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Here's what you need to know about the frugal, hard-working, tough-as-nails royal. 1.
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Contrary to popular opinion, research shows this demographic is hard working, enjoys challenges and craves collaboration.
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And their impact is not only wasteful – it's a real disservice to their hard-working colleagues.
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He is hard-working, professional, and genuinely wants his young teammate to succeed in the NBA.
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Upbeat and hard-working, "she always had a smile on her face," recalls her mom, Marty.
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The people I have had the honor of representing are brilliant, and creative, and hard working.
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Republicans leant heavily on slogans that lauded hard-working, taxpaying "makers" and scorning welfare-collecting "takers".
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He is hard-working and disciplined and is bringing out the best in me in rehearsals!
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Including our wonderful and hard-working miners who have been absolutely, totally mistreated by this administration.
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"It is a huge army of hard working people to make it happen," Kelly reminded us.
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The economy's strong, there's plenty to do, and the people are warm, hard-working, and happy.
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It may have even seemed as though the hard-working band had finally figured things out.
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But instead of being proud of the hard-working, patient, and loyal house, Grint just scoffed.
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We've been playing really hard, working really hard to win games, and it's happening for us.
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The goal capped a hard-working shift in the offensive zone by San Jose's fourth line.
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Now, millions of hard-working American families will suffer just because President Trump wants them to.
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I'm down in Alabama today talking to the incredible, hard-working people behind the #DougJonesForSenate Campaign.
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Contrary to many of the headline-grabbing articles, millennial leaders are both loyal and hard working.
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Second, there's no advertising here, just a hard working man enjoying a little time to himself.
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I'm a hard-working lady, but speed dating this many guys should be a world record.
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The truth is that millennials are more often than not, practical, hard-working, tolerant, and multitaskers.
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"He is a fundamentally good candidate, a hard-working candidate," said veteran Nevada journalist Jon Ralston.
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In highly competitive arenas, those who do well are almost always extremely talented and hard-working.
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This "retirement tax" is nothing more than an outright pay cut for hard-working public servants.
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Federal employees are hard-working, middle-class Americans who live and work in every congressional district.
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People there describe him as a hard-working, modest-living technocrat dedicated to improving public services.
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Washington, D.C. just took a bold step toward giving our hard-working families a brighter future.
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Not a "backslapper," he was extremely smart, hard-working, and very serious about his work. Sen.
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Its loomingest head belongs to the hard-working Emily Blunt, who plays Rachel, the story's hub.
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"Overwhelmingly most police officers are good, hard-working and honest people," Worthy said in the statement.
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"He's a prideful, motivated, hard-working professional pitcher who's had success at this level," Molitor said.
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Trump can claim political victory, but it will be on the backs of hard-working Americans.
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As a result it harms those hard working Americans participating in pension plans and the economy.
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The hard-working Georgians who serve on crews & make a living here are not to blame.
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Most in this hard-working city of two million have more on their mind than sports.
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Harry Truman said his wife was a hard working and earned "every cent I pay her."
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Caution to Biden: Millions of hard-working Americans pay their bills and repaid their student loans.
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One of Cruz's former teachers called her a "beautiful, intelligent, kind, hard-working and inspirational" teen.
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She is incredibly smart and hard-working; as friends, I think we would get along amazingly.
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It's time to focus on your chores, Leo, thanks to the Moon in hard working Capricorn.
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We tend to be hard-working people who value education and the finer things in life.
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The Nation, June 23, 1926 Color Beautiful and hard-working black people come in all shades.
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They recall a passionate, hard-working artist, but not always the tormented, suicidal genius of legend.
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This is being billed as a reduction in the burden on hard-working small business owners.
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But, she said, the process of gaining citizenship is difficult for hard-working outsiders like her.
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Murray was always hard-working and prolific, charging ahead nearly to the end of her life.
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His father was "a very, very hard-working man" who "liked absolute quiet," his son recalled.
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Sal is kind and hard-working, and she helps the cook in the kitchen every day.
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A trade war with Mexico hurts hard-working Washingtonians in places like Walla Walla and Yakima.
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He also characterized himself as a hard-working campaign aide sometimes operating beyond his experience level.
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That stops immediately when all the hard-working folks responsible for that start eating each other.
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We can break down barriers for hard working immigrants who are too often exploited and intimidated.
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It is a call from the hard-working men and women of Wisconsin to the American people.
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Rolando, an easy-going and hard-working man, was well aware of the dangers of crossing Mexico.
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Richards will play Shauna Fulton, a fun and hard-working single mom from Las Vegas, People reports.
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"We're giving long-serving, hard-working employees the opportunity to retire early," Pruitt said in a statement.
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Diaz has courted senior executives from Spain's top companies who describe her as hard-working and direct.
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I will not support funding Medicaid expansion by raising taxes on hard working Mainers or job creators.
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Luhnow described his protégé as smart and hard-working and said the comments were out of character.
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You can be hard-working and break barriers without being able to define yourself as self-made.
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She called him out on his penchant for filing for bankruptcy and stiffing his hard-working contractors.
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"I am a strong, independent, hard-working mother, businesswoman, and partner to a great man," she wrote.
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Harness the power of this hard-working sign by cutting out tasks that no longer serve you.
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" Scheer said, "Life is going to get a lot more expensive for hard-working Canadians and families.
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"The father of this little boy is a hard working two job holding RN," the Gofundme says.
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But it cleared Mr Biden's path to stand as the representative for America's ordinary, hard-working folk.
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Hard-working microbes engineered to produce strong spider silk could one day aid astronauts living on Mars.
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To me, it indicates a hard working band, that makes money and plays regularly for people's entertainment.
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Nevertheless, Democrats who have worked with him joined Republicans in describing Pompeo as knowledgeable and hard working.
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People with Medicare and the hard-working Americans now paying into the program deserve more than platitudes.
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"Donald Trump supports hard-working men and women like those in our region," Runkle told the paper.
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"They're such sweet, hard-working people," Dawn Caviola, a Donut City regular, told the Orange County Register.
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There's lots of wealth in America, but it isn't trickling down to hard-working families like yours.
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And, we cannot continue to alienate millions of hard-working immigrants regardless of their country of origin.
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That is an affront to hard-working, average Americans who need Congress to level the playing field.
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" On undocumented immigrants: "So we should offer hard-working, law-abiding immigrant families a path to citizenship.
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"Tom is such an earnest, hard-working guy, you just want to trust him," Mr. Eggers said.
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Ms Mitchell can then order extra tuition for laggards or sit them next to hard-working peers.
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"It's really like a nonissue, especially when they see you're a hard-working officer," Officer Bukowski said.
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He is a hard-working man and has taken excellent care of me and our three kids.
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Dreamers are hard-working teachers in our schools, soldiers in our military and colleagues in our companies.
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An easy-going and hard-working man, Rolando was well aware of the dangers of crossing Mexico.
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We have an excellent team foundation, and we have a great organization with smart, hard-working people.
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The Moon is in hard-working Virgo today, making tons of connections and keeping us super busy.
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Your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, changes signs on Monday, leaving hard-working Capricorn to enter rebellious Aquarius.
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"For me Scousers are good people, hard-working people, committed people and people who never give up."
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I was working so hard, working on so much stuff, but I was doing it all secretly.
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On the other hand, I want to lower tax rates for hard-working Georgians like you all.
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Everyone seems to move in slow motion at the villa, except perhaps the family's hard-working maid.
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Compliment their work because Cap risings are very hard-working but sometimes make it look too easy.
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You'll be joining a group of hard-working, creative people who are passionate about doing important work.
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And Diana Maria Riva plays a hard-working Dominican with a seemingly endless resume of thankless jobs.
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Ambassadors who had once been hard-working grandmothers named Michelle were now college-aged workers named Rafael.
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Which means the odds of this hard-working home team outstripping their nasty pursuers are, exactly, nil.
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"We are a hard-working family, and we would never get involved in such acts," he said.
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Use this hard-working transit as an opportunity to push through big projects, and accomplish great things.
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But I believe the majority of the Muslim people in this country are amazing, hard-working people.
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The small stage was additionally populated by two appealing, hard-working dancers, Esther Antoine and Adam Rogers.
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TL;DR: Hard-working Eufy robot vacuums are up to 40% off, saving you up to $120.99.
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I can relate to a community of hard-working people who had to suffer due to circumstance.
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"Employers will take on hard-working, reliable workers even if they don't have an opening," he said.
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A good reason has not been given, and hard-working reporters have been unable to find one.
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But the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did not deliver on its promise for hard-working Americans.
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Vanessa (Helen Vinten) is a hard-working, hard-thinking evolutionary biologist who probably sleeps under her desk.
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America is the world's strongest country thanks in no small part to embracing ambitious, hard-working immigrants.
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The losers in these deals are Washington's hard-working, job-creating manufacturers and growers and their customers.
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He was a God-loving, honest and hard-working person was who always available to help others.
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The likable, hard-working cast does achieve marvels of vocal synchronicity in backing up one another's solos.
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The Trump administration is moving in the opposite direction and hard-working Americans will pay the price.
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Tens of millions of hard-working Americans and their families would benefit from action on these priorities.
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But I see first hand now how hard it is for hard working families to get by.
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Our new neighbors are hard-working, pleasant people, but they are hoarders of junk and — worse — dogs.
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This is a state and a country of big-hearted, open-minded, straight-talking, hard-working people.
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They are intelligent, hard-working, value-driven people: farmers, ranchers, small businessman, entrepreneurs, coal miners, and factory workers.
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The pig was seized and destroyed, which sucks for Hardy, the hard-working CBP beagle who found it.
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"The majority of undocumented immigrants are good hard working people," Aguilar told CNN's John Berman on "Newsroom" Wednesday.
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Besides, fetuses can&apost hear much over the constant noise of their mothers&apos hard-working bodies, anyway.
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He is just a hard-working man, trying to make a living to take care of his wife.
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My Dad was the most kind hearted, loving, hard working, determined, and funny man I have ever known.
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One hit, "Mama Tried," was an apology of sorts to his hard-working mother for his rebellious youth.
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We must cut taxes for hard-working Americans, while ending the swampy loopholes crafted by special interest groups.
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So great to spend time with some of their brave patients and hard working doctors and nurses. pic.twitter.
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We'll just have to make sure that we support the hard-working people she has decided to target.
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"I am a strong, independent, hard working mother, business woman and partner to a great man," she began.
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They came from a hard-working, close-knit family that believed in them and never failed them. 2.
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"Too many hard-working New Yorkers are struggling, even as we have economic growth," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"Urban bees need urban homes and a place to unwind after a hard working day," Edgy & Cheesy say.
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Conservatives say "yes" because they believe that meritorious and hard-working people deserve the fruits of their labor.
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Favorite local DJ/producer: Sam de la Rosa's new record is sick, he's also a hard working dude.
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"It is amazing how rude much of the media is to my very hard working representatives," he tweeted.
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How will the Democrats try and win back some of the middle class hard working men and women?
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It is a call from the hard-working men and women of Wisconsin to the people of America.
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Is the journey to financial freedom possible for any hard-working American (who isn't on the proverbial inside).
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"The truth is, this is a show about conservative, hard-working people...in middle America," Kutcher told Deadline.
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"Nothing gets done in America without the hard working men and women of the trucking industry," Trump said.
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The hard working team at the Ingraham Angle does real reporting, develops impt sources and scores big interviews.
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When you have hard-working people like Keri and Matthew, you make sure you don't miss a step.
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Their plan means no health insurance, or perhaps catastrophic only, for me — a hard-working, low-wage earner.
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Hard-working capitalists who affect chill vibes might grind the gears of people opposed to, ya know, hypocrisy.
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I applaud the hard working men and women of the FBI for his arrest and their continuing investigation.
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But now the hard-working couple is facing a medical crisis, and their patrons are returning the sweetness.
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I get Evangelicals, those hard-working, hard-loving, hard headed salt of the earth types across this country.
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As long as hard working families aren't getting the paychecks they depend on, I won't take one either.
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She was joined on stage by other members of the musical's creative team and its hard-working cast.
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Still, that incident confirmed what I still believe, that most of the officers are good, hard-working people.
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A Clinton presidency only means more debt, more ObamaCare, and more hard-working families never seeing a raise.
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Canndescent is a great company, with talented and hard-working teams, strong brands and an extremely bright future.
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As Hochschild's informants see it, Obama's Washington cares more for shirkers and cheaters than for hard-working people.
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A Quality Technician at Shinola, Te'Nesha Martin explains Detroit's growth through hard working American factory workers like herself.
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The Moon enters hard working Virgo today and lights up the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
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You're focused on your career and reputation today, thanks to the moon in hard-working earth sign Capricorn.
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And I can tell you, I already have the IRS working on direct deposits for hard-working Americans.
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Gene Graham's documentary portrays male exotic dancers as hard-working performers, and their clients as looking for escape.
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If not for inflated expectations, Brown would probably be remembered fondly as a hard-working if limited journeyman.
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Boycotting hard-working, diverse people who are the future of the film industry is not one of them.
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These are hard-working people, who are putting everything that they can to serve and do something useful.
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Rural electrification boosters insisted that hard-working farmers urgently needed electricity, but initial demand was less than expected.
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Jim is a parent's dream, sticking up for underdogs and making lunches for his hard-working single mother.
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They imply that Thomas and his hard working, no excuses grandfather are unusual characters in the black community.
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These are the hard-working men and women who bring us the goods we purchase online and elsewhere.
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I was seen as someone too obsessed with work, while a man would have been considered hard-working.
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But he, the festival and this hard-working cast deserve thanks for championing this fascinating, if flawed, opera.
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Create more academic scholarships across all fields to reward hard-working students who are excelling in their studies.
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It will rob us of these talented hard-working young people who want to contribute to our society.
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His actions discredit the originality of hard-working writers, even if his Facebook cohort is only 100 strong.
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Maureen Dowd: You keep a stack of two-dollar bills to randomly hand out to hard-working people.
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It's a lifestyle and a bond between the best and brightest in country music and hard-working Americans.
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I vividly recall the rugged feel of clasping the hard-working artisanal hand of Bonomi upon meeting her.
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So, what we learned about the people that we selected was that they're very hard-working, very driven.
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And it turns out Dorsey is just as hard working in his everyday life as he is on set.
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And planting the idea that Trump has swindled hard-working Americans could be very damaging—perhaps even more so
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He was cool and reserved, hard-working and earnest about becoming the transcendental point guard everyone saw within him.
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I'd say that my own identity as a black male would be characterized by intelligent, hard-working, and loving.
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I just tried to warn them that when they lecture everyday, hard working people, it has the opposite effect.
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His skeleton is pretty robust, "with a lot of wear and tear from a hard-working life," Robb says.
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Mayer was hard-working and focused on classes, and apparently didn't have much of a social life in college.
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I believe most of the folks I've met, they're brilliant, they're hard-working, they're innovative, they're doing great things.
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"This action protects public safety and ensures hard-working people who contribute to our state are respected," Brown said.
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"He'd changed his life so much, a single dad, good member of the community and hard working," she said.
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Clinton began talking about Obama's supposed inability to attract enough "hard-working white Americans" to win against John McCain.
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That irisin turns the squishy white fat cells into the hard-working brown ones as if you were exercising.
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He was said to be hard-working but also seemed to simmer with disillusionment over financial and career setbacks.
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His skeleton showed signs of considerable wear-and-tear, so he likely lead a tough and hard working life.
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Post-divorce, after a hard-working career with full contributions into Social Security, I expected generous Social Security benefits.
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Watch a hard-working robot improvise to climb drawers and cross gaps Let's put this in more concrete terms.
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You are hard-working, smart, and kind-always being a good person is what I am most proud of!
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The Buffalo fan base is very blue collar: hard working, beer drinking, and chicken-wing-eating-kind of people.
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We are humble, proud and hard-working people who've been battered by the twin storms of globalization and greed.
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The Moon enters hard-working earth sign Virgo this morning, Aries, encouraging you to take care of your chores.
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But there are definitely some hard working people trying to make your phone work the best that it can.
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"He's a prideful, motivated, hard-working professional pitcher who's has success at this level," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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Hesston, Kansas (CNN)A strong wind is a constant in this hard-working little town on the Kansas prairie.
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" And Trump himself tweeted: "Wow, Hillary Clinton was SO INSULTING to my supporters, millions of amazing, hard working people.
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I'd trade Xenophobic Rage Barbie for a hard working immigrant any day of the week and twice on Sundays.
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The idea is that Clinton should support an "option" for hard-working young families once a baby is born.
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A well educated and hard working president who is perfectly capable of governing simply refuses to perform traditional duties.
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" He added, "This is in no way a reflection of the many hard working judges in the 17th Circuit.
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Clinton in 2008, he learned to appreciate how well informed and hard-working she was as secretary of state.
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"Taking the whip from hard-working Conservative MPs and sharp practices using prorogation of Parliament have rebounded," he said.
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But a better reference point might be Germany's Angela Merkel: hard-working, pragmatic, sober to the point of dullness.
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McConnell so Kentucky has a true leader who puts hard-working Kentuckians and their families ahead of special interests.
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We hope that Congress now heeds this call to provide basic civil rights protections for all hard-working Americans.
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You and your team are all so good, hard working and beautiful and deserve everything that comes your way.
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"My strengths are that I am brave, passionate and a hard-working person," he wrote on his LinkedIn page.
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If the principals and superintendents are smart and hard-working, the schools will have good teachers and good policies.
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"It's not funny, putting the livelihoods of hard-working Australians at risk," the prime minister told reporters in Canberra.
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The Moon entered practical and hard-working Taurus earlier today, and you're inspired to tackle your to-do list.
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The moon is in hard-working Capricorn today, asking you to get organized and focus on getting work done.
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There are few things more incredible than knowing a hard-working Capricorn has your back in life and love.
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They think you aren't as smart, aren't as hard working or as worthy of success as they are. Why?
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Still, Ms. Comstock is a hard-working campaigner who has won twice before in an increasingly blue-hued district.
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Lately Trump has added a new twist, portraying the estate tax as a terrible burden on hard-working truckers.
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Your focus turns to your career as messenger planet Mercury and the moon enter hard-working earth sign Virgo!
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During that time, he has gained a reputation as a hard-working legislator who mainly has avoided the spotlight.
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My hard-working middle-class parents were accused of trying to get money from a rich and famous man.
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"It's a great loss for us to lose a hard-working and responsible archaeologist like him," Mr. Qi said.
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Playing alongside the hard-working Andre Silva, Ronaldo was allowed to hover menacingly on the periphery of the action.
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The hospital was short-handed, Mamitu was smart and hard-working, and doctors gave her more and more responsibility.
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I am grateful that we have such bright hard-working people working around the clock to protect this country.
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Jaeckle grew up on Long Island, a latchkey kid with a hard-working single mom and an insatiable appetite.
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BUT WE ARE COMFORTABLE THAT WITH THE WAY THINGS GOING, THE BENEFITS FLOW TO THE ORDINARY HARD WORKING AMERICANS.
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"Just balancing being a really hard-working student, and also having a full-time job I was running alone."
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By focusing on a couple of apparently egregious cases, thousands of honest and hard-working property owners are tarred.
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But I cannot vote solely to protect an institution when the rights of hard-working Americans are at risk.
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By 2010 she had evolved into "Asda mum", matriarch of the hard-working families whom all parties scrapped over.
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"She was a hard-working girl," said Shafiqa Pooya, who got to know her while also studying in Japan.
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But Mr. Sessions saw a threat to the hard-working families he had grown up with, former aides said.
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Adams, McCullough points out, was hard-working, moral, enormously intelligent, wise about politics and prescient about the American Revolution.
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My hard-working middle class parents were accused of trying to get money from a rich and famous man.
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What could be more opposite from the status quo than intelligent, hard-working and inspirational women running the country?
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" And Trump himself tweeted: "Wow, Hillary Clinton was SO INSULTING to my supporters, millions of amazing, hard working people.
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Businesses assume less responsibility, while hard-working women and men assume more risk and get less stability in return.
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Flake today, and instead focus on implementing real solutions to the challenges that hard-working Americans face every day.
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Hard-working Americans get good jobs, employers get skilled labor and the economy benefits from their mutual good fortune.
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We should do all we can to protect the jobs and wages of hard-working Americans and legal immigrants.
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This is an amazing country, full of hard-working, educated and talented people who deserve a much better future.
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My hard-working, middle-class parents were accused of trying to get money from a rich and famous man.
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But that observation captures only a small part of what is about to happen to ordinary, hard-working Americans.
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No one, no matter how rich or popular they are, has a right to scam hard working New Yorkers.
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Like his home borough, he embraced the blue collar and the idea of a melting pot of hard-working immigrants.
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They are incredibly clever, incredibly hard-working, really gifted, or incredible mimics, incredible wordsmiths, but Jim is a fucking genius.
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"Thanks to our hard-working engineers, Curiosity is ready for limited science operations while the anomaly work continues," Lamm wrote.
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" She added: "I'm grateful to have so many talented, hard-working women leading our team and serving on my staff.
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They're hard-working citizens that contribute to the growth of Glass as employees of one of the 13 ruling corporations.
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He is the epitome of a hard-working human being who has been put on this earth to serve others.
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We have agents out here that they&aposre hard- working American people that are -- that they&aposre defending our country.
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I just tried to warn them that when they lecture everyday, hard working people, it has the opposite effect. Peace.
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Why appoint a non-executive director, when you could get two hard-working check-out girls for the same money?
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It's a distinct blue collar/white collar dynamic: a hard-working, earnest, street-smart hero getting disrespected by establishment powerbrokers.
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Elite London journalists noshing on sushi ignore the problems that hard-working northern Brits suffer as a result of immigration.
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In the foreword, Bourdain praised Hagerty as a hard-working, quick-witted food writer with deep knowledge of her community.
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If you were honest, humble and hard-working before, you may become an even better person with expanded financial resources.
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I think Idahoans have a place in our heart for hard-working people who don't have access to health care.
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As a candidate, Trump repeatedly lambasted D.C. bureaucrats as enablers of a "rigged system" that has cheated hard-working Americans.
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Caps are as goal-oriented and hard-working as they come, but they aren't so driven that they're completely cold.
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The moon enters hard-working earth sign Capricorn this morning, encouraging you to focus on your career and public life.
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They knew him as humble, hard-working, gracious, thoughtful, charming, an AP student, a talented swimmer who loved to cook.
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"I would describe myself as motivated, fun, confident, loving, sassy (in a good way), and hard-working," she told us.
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She was a good hard working person, she loved children and the earth, and she put those principles into actions.
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"My first husband was charming, funny, handsome, hard-working and a complete alcoholic and womanizer," she told PEOPLE in February.
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My supporters are the smartest, strongest, most hard working and most loyal that we have seen in our countries history.
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"The strongest and most hard working woman I know is my mother," she said in the International Women's Day feature.
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All we need are decent, honest, hard-working people who are accountable and who have America's best interests at heart.
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And most of his triumphs seem to be at the expense of people who are actually conscientious and hard working.
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The Moon enters hard-working Capricorn today, Sagittarius, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules cash and self-worth.
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Those are hard working Americans that are better off than those professional elitists who look down their nose at others.
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Ward, a hard-working and gritty player, excels in the corners and has scored his share of crucial playoff goals.
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Mercury is currently in diligent, hard working Earth sign Capricorn, encouraging you to focus on issues you would rather ignore.
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Zeratsky lives in San Francisco, the second most hard working city in the country, but rarely works past 5 o'clock.
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Though a hard-working footballer, Hill was never a standout in the image of teammates Johnny Haynes and Bobby Robson.
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"He is a gifted, kind, joyful, and hard working man who is going to make an excellent father," Battistelli wrote.
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Driven by a desperate desire for a better life, they and their parents tend to be hard-working and ambitious.
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So pity the well-meaning health secretary, pity the hard-working doctors—and blame the sentimental but hypocritical British public.
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"I tell him to be a good person and to be hard-working, give back to the world," she said.
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The American Kennel Club introduced the 190th dog breed this week: a whimsical, hard-working herding pooch called the Pumi.
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"Hard-working, middle-class families are struggling with rising costs for child care, health care, caregiving and college," Clinton said.
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Among them are thousands of hard-working people with disabilities employed by the federal government and contractors across the country.
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During the 1930s and early 1940s, President Franklin Roosevelt provided hard-working Americans some of the economic security they desired.
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This was not only punishment for tarnished incumbents or reward for Mr Modi's hard-working, no-nonsense, business-friendly image.
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I didn't know how to act or win a beauty pageant," she said, adding "But I was damn hard working.
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I used to think of myself as a professional, hard-working employee — until the day I swore at my boss.
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" She said the First Lady has several thousand supporters, especially among women, who think she is "daring and hard working.
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Contrasting stereotypes about lazy bureaucrats, the political and career government executives I knew were hard-working, smart, patriotic public servants.
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In December he told Reuters he believed he was gaining in polls because Peruvians want an honest, hard-working leader.
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The group's executive director, Christine Owens, said the increases come after years of frustration by hard-working, lower-income Americans.
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He considers himself the type of law-abiding, hard-working American he said is belittled and marginalized by coastal elites.
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Keep scrolling to learn more about these 20 photos, their canine subjects, and the hard-working photographers behind each shot.
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So I've pretty consistently felt that the "American dream" was somewhat inaccessible even if you were smart and hard working.
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We may disagree on policy, but always great to see a hard working woman rise to be public WH face.
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The young villagers I meet seem hard-working and ambitious—all useful attributes to enter the adult world armed with.
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Versace is the same person all the time: moody, stubborn, arrogant, defensive, but also brilliant, hard-working, nurturing, and inspiring.
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It's hard to always be the responsible, hard-working one in a proverbial group project, but somebody's gotta do it.
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There's an incredible fabric of very smart, very talented, very committed, very hard-working people who work in this industry.
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During his short time as a firefighter, he was hard-working, inquisitive and dedicated, Mr. Nigro and Mr. Klein said.
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They were originally depicted as hard working but mischievous African pygmies who were brought to the factory to make candy.
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We're a community of hard-working people who may not be highly educated, but that doesn't mean we're not intelligent.
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It will only be something you get to try if you are among the hard-working people in our team.
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No longer will we accept a broken system that benefits consultants and lobbyists at the expense of hard-working Americans.
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This is going to be a person who pays attention to detail, a person who's reasonable and is hard-working.
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These were hard-working folks who had left school at 15 and had been loyal to single companies for decades.
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"I worked very hard working for the next three mayors I worked for to stay within their headlights," Bratton says.
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Passing a 22019% tax increase on the hard-working families of Illinois without any semblance of reform is absolute insanity.
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This system would allow hard-working individuals to keep more of their money, underscoring a robust work ethic in society.
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Then, of course, there's the memory of decades of hard-working STEM women that cascade backward from achievements like Bouman's.
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They can prove they indeed are in favor of accepting hard working immigrants willing to work for the American dream.
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Mohammed bin Salman's supporters praise him as a hard-working visionary who has addressed the kingdom's challenges with extraordinary directness.
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Every nation prefers to think of itself as productive in the sense of hard-working and smart, not just fertile.
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"I thought that cryptocurrencies would be the one and only breakthrough for ordinary hard-working people like us," she said.
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And when you come back, you can apologize to all the hard-working folks who call this beautiful state home.
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We embrace diversity and welcome hard-working people who come to the state seeking a better life for their families.
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So are the smart-casual no-tie look and the hard-working look of men in rolled-up shirt sleeves.
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"I think that has some merit because you can really target that relief to the hard-working folks," he said.
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While the government continues to take too much from hard-working Americans, families have also seen their wages remain stagnant.
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A recent poll conducted by Job Creators Network shows how tax cuts for small businesses directly benefit hard-working citizens.
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No longer will we accept a broken system that benefits consultants and lobbyists at the expense of hard working Americans.
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If I'm doing my job right, that's 28 million open arms that are kind, hard-working and accepting of everyone.
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Often, as in the large portrait, I tack my canvas to the wall because I like its hard working surface.
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Confident, articulate and hard-working, he initially thrived at UBS and was selected for the bank's "Ascent" program for future leaders.
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Cardiologists tend to be well educated and hard working, and big tech companies have a track record of recruiting such people.
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"I have no reason to doubt the conclusions that the hard- working people who put that together came to," Wray said.
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By the time you're finished, you'll be the successful data expert that your hard-working parents always wanted you to be.
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Their hyperconnectivity has instilled good qualities: They're hard-working and realistic about the future; they're the most tolerant generation in history.
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"Steve is a tremendous resource in articulating Democrats' work on behalf of hard-working families," Ms. Pelosi said in a statement.
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Her family is raising money for the funeral of the mother and grandmother, who was remembered as selfless and hard-working.
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I'm looking for an environment where a smart, hard-working, and knowledgeable software craftsman (in training) can thrive, grow, and learn.
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But maybe we could have a little chime that rings every time he mentions that his parents were hard-working immigrants.
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These are three hard working moms who likely never had a brush with the law more dire than a speeding ticket.
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We stand on the side of German engineers, of the hard-working so-called Mittelständler who can rise to the challenge.
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Ajay Kumar, one of Tiwari's friends, described him as a hard working, jovial person who was fond of singing folk songs.
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While the good-looking, hard-working guy had been treating her well, she felt he was just too poor for her.
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If you're a hard-working lady, you probably already suspected what scientists have confirmed today: prehistoric women worked their butts off.
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Here's what I think about the two finalists: Matt is really, really smart, very hard-working, focused and very, very positive.
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"He was a very diligent, hard-working man determined to help people in North Korea," David Kim, a classmate, told CNN.
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"My daughter is loving, trusting, naive, funny, hard working, sensitive, emotional and will be a great mother," she wrote on Facebook.
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"I've always surrounded myself with the right people and people who are very bright, passionate and hard working," Hilfiger tells CNBC.
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The major love the brand is getting isn't just for its innovative, hard-working formulas, but for the eye-candy designs.
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Even before its release, a Nintendo Direct on Super Mario Odyssey definitively proved the existence of the hard-working plumber's nipples.
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May's tenure as home secretary also earned her a reputation as a hard-working "wonk," serious about issues and policy intricacies.
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Once upon a time, it went, in a land not-so-far away, there lived an honest and hard-working man.
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They hate the fact that we are founded on this principle of unleashing the great potential of hard working ambitious people.
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The rapturous social media response was, at first, full of effusive praise for a hard-working and well-liked scene leader.
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It may be explained by his perceived ability to create jobs and make money, which can impress hard-working, entrepreneurial immigrants.
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And I think Mexicans—we're people who are honorable and hard-working, but we need leaders who dare to try things.
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Doctors discovered Craig's organs were shutting down, and placed the "hard-working family man" on a ventilator to help him breathe.
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This is perhaps why hard-working, ambitious cotistas, as students admitted under quotas are known, are able to hold their own.
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"Volkswagen preyed upon hard-working New Mexicans who want to protect the environment or save money with fuel efficiency," it added.
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It is a beautiful part of North America with a great many hard working people who need a much better economy.
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Whatever the genre, I look for someone who is precise and economical in their style and hard-working in their prose.
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Will he revoke the security clearances of hard-working professionals in the intelligence community who do not produce reports he likes?
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That's significantly larger than the nearly 8-foot mirror on NASA's legendary Hubble telescope, the hard-working predecessor to the Webb.
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Wayward city leaders are blamed for protecting hard-working mothers and fathers and their children who seek to stay in America.
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The 36-year-old has sought to paint himself as a hard-working campaign aide sometimes operating beyond his experience level.
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YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE BASIC CONCEPTS THAT ALLOW HARD WORKING MIDDLE INCOME FAMILIES TO KEEP ALMOST 2409% OF WHAT THEY EARN.
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And, in front of these hard-working people, newcomers are cutting in line, playing by their own rules to get ahead.
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In his second feature, "Take Shelter," (2011) Michael Shannon played a hard-working family man plagued by forebodings of cosmic catastrophe.
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You're a hard working, Capricorn, but it's crucial that you give yourself some rest today—you don't want to burn out.
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"I'm just a hard-working astrologer who does a lot of math and likes to write it down," she answers modestly.
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I see the influence of both of them, in that I'm hard-working and I probably push the boundaries on everything.
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"This behavior is not indicative of the hard-working officers of the Roswell Police Department," Chief Grant said in his statement.
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In high school, Mr. Moore was elected student body president but is remembered by classmates as more hard-working than sociable.
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Mr. Chávez's successor, Nicolás Maduro, still makes fun of hard-working people who go abroad to make a living cleaning toilets.
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He had to come begging the hard-working ant for food when winter came because he had frittered away his summer.
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Really, if you were planning to give a fun celebration for hard-working journalists, would you schedule it for 2 p.m.
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" Mr. McTaggart responded by saying: "Garrison is one of the most talented, creative, generous and hard-working people I've ever met.
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"This budget invests in the shared priorities of hard-working New Yorkers - affordability, opportunity and security," Flanagan said in a statement.
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The resulting tax increases for gas and property would be regressive as well, hitting hard-working Americans right in the pocket.
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We need to fix a broken system that protects a multi-billion-dollar industry at the expense of hard-working artists.
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Jake LaTurner is a career politician who has voted for tax increases and sides with labor unions over hard-working Kansans.
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The schools also rely on hard-working, moderately paid young teachers, many of whom can't make a career of the work.
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"He's young, he's hard-working, he's stoic, he's amazing," Dawson's mother, Isabel Celeste, told the Post of the 2020 presidential candidate.
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Detective Lt. Andrea Munford is not only a smart, dedicated and hard-working investigator, but she is also empathetic and compassionate.
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They're even more sick and tired of Republicans pretending that these disastrous policies will help hard working Americans make ends meet.
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I stood with House Democrats to demand a transparent process that puts hard-working, middle-class Americans before big, multinational corporations.
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"She described Robert to me as a hard-working, devoted family man who went to church every Sunday," Ms. Bush said.
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The younger generation in China is optimistic, hard-working, aggressively upwardly mobile, and adopting new tech trends and a furious pace.
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Justina Machado portrays Penelope Alvarez, an understanding and hard-working nurse, war veteran, and single mother of two, Alex and Elena.
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This little girl, very pleasant and hard working, seems to have a learning disability, and nothing is being done about it.
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That the programs that benefit good, hard-working white people are worthwhile, while the programs that benefit "others" are a waste?
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She described the elder Mr. Cobban as a "hard-working crab fisher" who spent all his time out on the boat.
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Even worse, experts confirm that Medicare for All would burden hard-working American families with higher taxes and private plan premiums.
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Scoob is very close to G'ma, and he thinks she understands him much better than does his hard-working, serious father.
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"We thank our team of hard-working associates for their commitment to Pier 1 and to serving our customers," he said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Taylor, a 4-year-old English springer spaniel, has been among the hard working rescuers during Australia's bushfire crisis.
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" "Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy.
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With James Corden off filming this week, it's up to some hard-working guest hosts to fill his very large shoes.
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The foundation I head has provided scholarships to nearly 2,200 extraordinarily smart, hard-working and talented students from low-income families.
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Ordinary, middle-class, hard-working folks are as smart as anybody else at being able to detect what's in their interest.
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The young Calder and his middle-aged counterpart are almost identical: self-assured, hard working, constitutionally cheerful — and that's about it.
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How many good, hard-working people are "fleeing back" to their countries with the story of an America that doesn't care?
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"I cannot vote solely to protect an institution when the rights of hard-working Americans are at risk," Mr. Leahy said.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of hard working families who are getting pounded every day.
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Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy.
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Like many hard-working Americans, Corey plans to invest his tax cuts into his new home and his two daughters' education.
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Over the last 14 years I have had many wonderful, hard working teammates, all of whom I would like to thank.
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Her comments that "Senator Obama's support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again" were panned and perceived as divisive.
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We can't keep pretending that we're a civilized nation while systematically threatening to end health care for millions of hard working Americans.
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Hard-working families have become adept at stretching their paychecks to the breaking point, skimping on necessities just to make ends meet.
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Our nation's health insurance marketplace is collapsing upon itself; dramatically driving up premiums and out-of-pocket costs for hard-working Americans.
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When President Trump took office, small businesses and hard-working, middle-class families were finding it increasingly difficult to afford health insurance.
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To the person's question about, "Wow, cleaners are very hard-working, not necessarily paid very well," our position is, we know that.
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But the attention slides off the hard working Toledo who is concise and stony when it comes to the topic of fame.
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Again, a hard-working parent with children to look after may not have the time, or the money, to do the same.
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I'm excited to bring this concept to Facebook and to hear from all of the other wonderful, hard-working moms out there.
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This is just what the entitled stars and their batshitt crazy publicists put me and many other talented, hard-working reporters through.
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But snail mucus isn't just a gimmick to sell products — it's actually one hard-working ingredient that works for all skin types.
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Further down the line, the hard-working heiress envisions Bodhi-themed hotel rooms and birthday parties, and eventually, and indoor theme park.
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"His own employees testified Trump U. was a fraudulent scheme where Donald Trump enriched himself at the expense of hard-working people."
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The problem, however, is when hard-working people – like my trans brothers and sisters – are discriminated against simply because they are trans.
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"He is 80 years old and has always been a hard working man all of his life," the page says of Smith.
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"These are lovely, hard-working and decent people who really deserve better," their lead attorney Agnieszka Fryszman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She says it makes dark circles less noticeable by thickening the skin with a rush of your own hard-working growth factors.
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"&aposFake news&apos is a phrase that undercuts our profession and the hard-working journalists who practice the craft," the reporter continued.
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Just set it and forget as they say, and let the little hard-working bot make your lawn presentable to the neighborhood.
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This is a horribly frightening projection, but it's not just The Volunteer State suffering, it's hard-working people all across the nation.
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These hard working, tax-paying people now feel like they are no longer welcome in the country they have made their home.
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Economists estimate that for every international route cancelled due to expansion by the Gulf carriers, 1,500 hard-working Americans lose their jobs.
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And, I mean, no one who lives in a house could possibly be hard working or struggling to make ends meet, right?
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Our man here has a mullet, an extremely hard-working mustache, some wrap-around shades, and a dog in a Doggie Djörn.
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But there's a simple solution to this problem, that doesn't take money out of the pockets of your hard-working barkeep: tipping.
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"It has ruined the lives of millions of hard-working Indians," Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said in a message on Twitter.
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"The Labour Party have completely lost touch with the hard-working people they're supposed to represent," Mr. Cameron, the prime minister, said.
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The efforts of hard-working federal defenders filing motions in the courts will bring new stories of second chances and better futures.
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"The immense majority of the people of Panama are honest, hard-working people," Luis González Marín, a top labor union official, said.
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The normally firebrand conservative is widely seen as sharp and hard working, even amongst his Democratic colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee.
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This would be a good time for Senator Schumer to stop the obstruction and help hard working Americans get meaningful tax relief.
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Too many hard-working folks have no savings at all, are not ready to retire or feel like they will retire broke.
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Maybe it was left over from colonialism, but in Rwanda, the Germans, the Belgians, they were remembered as hard-working and serious.
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Yet, the Republicans persist with their dastardly scheme of raising taxes on hard-working middle-class families to make the rich richer.
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"Alien" is an inaccurate term, he said, because it does not fairly describe hard-working people who contribute to the national economy.
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I asked him, 'Now what are you going to tell the American people, when we've scared away so many hard-working people?
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"She's smart and she's hard-working and she just lives," said Kloss, draped in a gold gown from the designer's new collection.
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BUT FOR THE OTHER 58,000 HARD WORKING ASSOCIATES ADP THAT HAS AROUND THE WORLD, IT REALLY DIDN'T THROW THEM OFF THEIR GAME.
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Electronics ban be damned, Qatar Airways is going to get its hard-working business travelers typing away on laptops no matter what.
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"Lukas Graham" (Warner Bros.) What a nice guy Lukas Graham Forchhammer is — respectful toward his parents, hard-working, grateful to be heard.
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And so just like hard working families can't afford rising rent, good candidates just can't afford to compete with the special interests.
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What's also true is that being hard-working and talented are by no means sufficient to get you into the winner's circle.
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On December 21, the Sun enters Capricorn, a sign, like you, that's grounded, practical, and hard-working, but has a devilish edge.
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Our house had much more tension than most, and that was probably because my father was incredibly hard-working, demanding and driven.
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This week, you can see many of our city's hard-working comedians on stage at the New York Comedy Festival, through Sunday.
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It will eliminate choice, undermine quality, put a chill on medical innovation and place an even heavier burden on hard-working taxpayers.
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The establishment has failed so many decent, hard-working people — if we don't call it out, aggressively and repeatedly, nothing will change.
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The West Virginia teachers' strike is a case of hard-working people deciding that they're no longer willing to accept substandard pay.
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After my column about this hard-working family, a GoFundMe drive raised more than $200,000 for Tani, his parents and his brother.
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"They see them as dedicated, reliable, hard-working, respectful of older people, and therefore never a problem for a coach," Strachwitz said.
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There are a lot of hard-working and smart people all over this country who just need training to build those things.
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"It's clear that hard-working taxpayers are fed up with Kirsten Gillibrand's obstruction, political grandstanding, and ineffectiveness," she said in a statement.
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The frontier demands a certain sort of individual, a venturesome, hard-working, disciplined individual who goes off in search of personal transformation.
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They also said it would penalize even hard-working immigrants who only need a small bit of temporary assistance from the government.
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The hyper-selectivity has resulted in the stereotype that Chinese-Americans (and Asian-Americans more broadly) are smart, competent and hard-working.
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They also shared many of the same hard-working performers, led by Stephen Stubbs and Paul O'Dette, lutenists, and Robert Mealy, concertmaster.
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We ... hope these few people understand their actions may put the rest of these hard working men and women out of work.
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He was, however, an excellent attorney who was incredibly hard working, highly ethical, and driven by a desire to serve the public.
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Clinton had nothing new to offer the hard-working people she said were shut out of the economy and politics but a continuation of Obama's policies and agenda.
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Headquarters: San Francisco, CaliforniaIndustry: RenewablesEmployee quote on why the company is good for people of color:"Collaborative, friendly, inclusive, hard-working, inspired."
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America was built from the ground up by innovative and hard-working people driven by big ambitions and a can-do spirit.
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The gas giant has been transiting spontaneous Sagittarius since last November, and its move to hard-working Capricorn is a big change.
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One of Manchester's emblems is the bee, a nod to the city's hard-working past as a center of the Industrial Revolution.
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Originally, they were to have been vertical stilts, but wound up looking more like Henry Moore sculptures than hard-working structural elements.
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We are honest, hard-working people, who are rising to the challenge of a fast-paced opioid epidemic sweeping across this country.
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"My supporters are the smartest, strongest, most hard working and most loyal that we have seen in our countries history," Trump tweeted.
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There is almost no way in which, on a decision-by-decision basis, the hard-working folks at YouTube are truly accountable.
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But the statement said, "We wish the company and its extremely hard-working, dedicated and loyal employees great success in the future."
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This is supposed to be a celebration of hard-working strippers, and, yeah, it totally sucks that strippers have no job security.
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"It is in everyone's interest that the aspirations of hard-working families are not collateral damage in this regulatory process," Frydenberg said.
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Indeed, the South Bend mayor is direct, hard-working, and practical; he doesn't just talk about his Midwest values, he applies them.
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It's not acceptable to have hard-working Americans send their hard-earned money to imprisoned killers and the families of suicide bombers.
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The hard-working immigrant gave his son a shoeshine box and steered him to a busy street corner near the Brooklyn docks.
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They also say it will penalize even hard-working immigrants who only need a small bit of temporary assistance from the government.
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Its purpose is to make our tax code simpler and fairer, grow the economy and increase wage growth for hard-working Americans.
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James Quinn, the commander of the company, described Steven Pollard as a laconic, hard-working and exacting man who loved his job.
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A luxury for which my circle of educated, hard-working women (outside or inside the home, usually both) do not have time.
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The men and women who have status under the TPS program are among the most humble and hard working in our country.
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It's an exciting day for planning and strategizing, Capricorn, thanks to your hard-working ruling planet Saturn's connection with action planet Mars.
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It's an inviting place, though not necessarily what you might imagine when you think of a hard-working chef and food activist.
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The government carbon tax "will hit hard-working families the hardest, with higher costs for gasoline, groceries, and home heating," he said.
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Our massive tax cuts provide tremendous relief for the middle class and small businesses to lower tax rates for hard-working Americans.
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While Lewandowski loyalists admired him as a steely, hard-working operative, others described him as a brutal manager who was quick to anger.
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You Are Truly One Of The Realist, Most Caring, Hard Working, Loving Dads In The World, and I m So Proud Of You.
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"There needs to be a better system because they're screwing over the hard-working people of Detroit," Jackson said after appearing with Levin.
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"From all accounts, he was a generous, hard-working and highly promising student," his family's attorney, D. Lee Merritt, said in a statement.
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After watching strippers perform for a while, it's easy to slip into objectifying these hard working women with an errant comment like Jane's.
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The actions of one individual are in no way reflective of the almost 200 dedicated and hard-working people who work for Vungle.
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Plaw immediately fell in love with his job and his team, which was comprised of other hard-working refugees and immigrants like himself.
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For years I told these stories to paint a picture of myself as the neglected daughter of two hard-working, ambitious, professional parents.
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The ARMY is taking it in stride, too, populating a #RestWellBTS hashtag with words of encouragement for the hard-working K-Pop sensation.
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"I always knew that, even if I was not the most beautiful girl, I'd be the most energetic and hard-working," Bündchen shared.
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The Moon enters hard-working earth sign Capricorn this morning, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation.
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Which may be why this is being framed as an attempt to speak not just for writers, but for real hard-working Americans.
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"Six weeks of paid parental leave should be guaranteed for all hard-working Minnesotans; not just the wealthy few," said Dayton, a Democrat.
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We were a very hard-working unit and things didn't come quickly or easily to us, which I think was a great thing.
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"I felt extremely honored to take care of such a hard-working, inspiring woman I'm so lucky to call my friend," she continued.
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It ignores the reality that a person can be passionate, persistent, and hard-working and also find fulfillment in other aspects of life.
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It is a difficult time in Baltimore and to portray our brave, hard-working members with such an inappropriate manner is very unfortunate.
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"Russ will be remembered as a hard working and happy man known to always have a smile on his face," the GoFundMe reads.
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As a hard-working Manhattanite who over-stresses about pretty much everything, of course I wanted to try the drink, which promises relaxation.
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"Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy," Trump wrote.
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And here was Greitens: I will fight against these crippling regulations, and always side with the hard working farmers and ranchers of Missouri.
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At the same time, news organizations are laying off scores of hard-working journalists, those we rely on to set the record straight.
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Hard-working people in non-glam jobs and humble living quarters might well be attracted to a man who promises to change everything.
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The stronger these accounts, the better hard-working Americans are able to plan for the future and avoid worrying about unexpected healthcare costs.
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" Titus said that the service industry in Clark County — home to Las Vegas — is dominated by women, who are "hard-working, pragmatic folks.
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Federal dollars, as provided from the taxes of the hard-working people of this nation, should go to schools that need extra help.
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President Donald Trump campaigned to help average Americans — the hard-working men and women who put in long hours and deserve a break.
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"My grandparents were hard-working individuals and they wanted to come out here and make it better for their family," he told Hill.
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"Black America also has a large community of striving, successful, hard-working people: college-educated, in the work force," said a black leader.
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The film follows a hard-working widow with three children (Holmes) who hires a handyman to fix her home after a major thunderstorm.
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Voters can opt for the son of a hard-working immigrant bartender (Marco Rubio) or the son of a humble pastor (Ted Cruz).
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We are disappointed in today's efforts to undermine the dedicated and hard-working people who are the life and soul of our business.
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Unfortunately, unless you work in media, you've probably seen more fictional representations of female journalists than actual, hard-working reporters in real life.
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" Trump earlier: "Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy.
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As action planet Mars faces off with your hard-working planetary ruler Saturn, it's time to push through your workload like never before.
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"Essentially, we come from really hard working parents that have always faced these discriminations and that's how we've acquired our characteristics," she says.
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" Someone "who sees us not as rich or poor but as hard-working folks doing the best we can with what we got.
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"This modest update will increase income for millions of hard-working Americans, result in workers spending more time with their families," Scott said.
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Dreamers are hard-working and law-abiding people who put their trust in the American government — we cannot turn our backs on them.
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Zellnor Myrie, who is challenging Senator Jesse Hamilton, grew up in this district, encouraged by a hard-working single mother from Costa Rica.
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"My dad is the most hard-working person I know and both of my parents, nothing was ever handed to them," she said.
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As Mr. Trump tells it, this hatred for "hard-working patriots" is at the root of any and all attacks on his leadership.
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It's Blake Shelton's latest paean to rural life, a song about hard-working, churchgoing farmers that's not cozy and nostalgic, but grimly fatalistic.
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At Mr. Britt's housing court trial, Mr. Schwartz described himself as the hard-working son of a bakery owner from upstate New York.
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Immigrant advocates said the rule would also penalize hard-working immigrants who may need a small amount of government assistance to start out.
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Your tree-huggers are after our jobs; Your "values" are after our families; Your diversity is after our God Threatening hard-working Americans.
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The older narrative portrays Asians as the hard-working, industrious natural conservatives who don't need handouts (in contrast with other immigrants, other minorities).
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"While we're doing that, we understand there are impacts on hard-working Americans, and the president is determined to support them," he added.
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She's a prankster, a hedonist and a spoiled brat — all of which puts her at odds with the hard-working, no-nonsense Cherry.
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Programs like DACA and TPS have allowed many hard-working Americans to attend college, join the workforce, and live without fear of deportation.
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"These are hard-working New Yorkers that are quite frankly able to stay in this city because they have this job," she said.
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Eleanor Roosevelt had been a hard-working activist in the '40s; Mamie Eisenhower, 56 when her husband was elected, was a fashion plate.
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A band played "God Save the Queen," a nod to his hard-working wife, age 91, the longest-reigning monarch in British history.
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But they weren't less responsible, less talented or less hard-working than their parents or grandparents who had thrived in the postwar era.
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Those who worked with her at Golf Channel described her as a hard-working and collegial colleague who would pitch in wherever needed.
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"The president's vague Nafta letter is a stark contrast for the aggressive promises he made to hard-working families during the campaign," Mrs.
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"They're a hard working team and they play the right way by finishing checks and they're fast," said captain Mark Giordano, a defenseman.
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It doesn't make the city look very good even though we are hard working and 99.9 percent of us do good every day.
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"Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy," Trump tweeted.
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" "It is a difficult time in Baltimore and to portray our brave, hard-working members with such an inappropriate manner is very unfortunate.
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"Hard-working, middle-class families are struggling with rising costs for child care, health care, caregiving and college," Clinton said in the statement.
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"Andrew McCabe FIRED, a great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI - A great day for Democracy," Trump said.
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The West offers capital and much-needed technology, while China's rulers supply a vast, captive, hard-working, low-paid and unprotected labor force.
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"But the meeting has been long, sincere and hard-working and we've been able to put forward our vision on Catalonia," Torra said.
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Unfortunately, under current law, these hard-working men and women can be paid less than the lowest legal wage because of their disabilities.
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Either they will deliver on sweeping tax reform for hard-working Americans and unleash economic growth and job creation or they will fail.
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And because Carhartt listens to its hard-working customers and caters its products to fit their needs, it's gained a cult-like following.
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China should not be allowed to decimate an iconic American industry and put the livelihoods of thousands of hard-working Americans at risk.
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"They are our way of letting Congress know what we've heard from the hard-working men and women of American Agriculture," he said.
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There are democratic partners who are willing to work with this administration to provide meaningful relief to hard working Americans across the nation.
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Another factor is the so-called model minority stereotype — that Asians as a group are supposed to be smart, successful and hard-working.
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" Stephanie Bazirjian, 62, a New York City resident, is marching here "for the DACA people, for minorities, for hard-working immigrants, for women.
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"After a hard-working year we've decided to take our families to Hawaii to relax for ten days over the holiday," Drew tells PEOPLE.
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I think most cops believe that there are a lot of hard-working immigrants families in San Francisco, and sometimes they need the police.
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" He continued, "This election represents a movement that millions of hard working men and women all across the country stood behind and made possible.
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" — Jeniffer Dreyer Brown Wellman added separately that "the workers are very hard working immigrants that would want nothing more than to provide the service.
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Sisters Cassandra (Legion's Rachel Keller), WHHS' know-it-all star, and Allie (a hard-working Newton), an abiding second-in-command, are our protagonists.
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Khamenei praised Ahmadinejad as "courageous, wise and hard-working" after his re-election in 2009, which ignited an eight-month firestorm of street protests.
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The bottom line is that this president has done more to take jobs away from the hard-working people who are struggling the most.
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"This is a picture of a hard working man dedicated to his family!" she wrote about her husband, who works for a cardboard company.
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Moore said her brother, a father of three who worked as a financial adviser, was a fun-loving, hard-working man, the paper said.
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"Thanks goes to the hard-working officers of the N.Y.P.D. for bringing Mr. Sykes into custody," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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Children's stories are filled with menacing "big, bad wolves" threatening to eat innocent children or destroy the houses of some hard-working little pigs.
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Meanwhile, between the 1960s and 20103, conservatives began to question welfare, pitting hard-working white people against black people who didn't want to work.
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So, in the spirit of smoother, ultra-hydrated skin, we put together a list of our favorite hard-working body lotions, old and new.
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"Hopefully I'll line up against Russians and they will be as hard working as I am – that's the way it should be," he said.
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There are a lot of hard-working, extremely talented Taiwanese models that have not been given the opportunity that I have now with Maybelline.
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A hard-working technocrat saying "America is already great, I'm fighting for you," forever, while some people remain hungry, and some people remain sick.
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It's not just Sweetgreen recognizing its hard-working employees, local restaurants and businesses across the country have also pledged to close up shop Thursday.
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We're witnessing a unique and historic convergence of anxieties among hard-working Americans: The economy is changing radically in front of their very eyes.
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I didn't know anyone could be so generous, smart, funny, talented, hard-working, artistic, loving, respectful, AND beautiful all at the same damn time!!!
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That experience, he claims, gave him an understanding of the concerns of the hard-working blue-collar men whom American politics has left behind.
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"I always knew that, even if I was not the most beautiful girl, I'd be the most energetic and hard-working," the model said.
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I thought it might be both amusing an illuminating to compare that heavy-duty, hard-working keyboard with what modern technology has given us.
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When I spent more time with Judge Gorsuch as a colleague and friend, the thoughtfulness born of this hard-working American life became apparent.
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Somehow, everything aligned: the right mix of talent, a great manager, hard-working tactical intelligence and, perhaps, simply the belief that it could win.
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These jobs are in a diverse assortment of fields ranging from game management to manufacturing that support hard-working American families across the country.
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"The announcement that the administration made represents an illegal wealth transfer from hard-working taxpayers to [insurers], and this law is very clear," Rep.
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Jack (Charlie Plummer), son of a hard-working single mom, has the face of an angel and manners that leave something to be desired.
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As one employee of the network told CNN, "It's people like Dobbs who really ruin it for all the hard working journalists at Fox."
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HARD-WORKING Hamilton is also no stranger to the psychological trickery, media manipulation and sheer single-mindedness that come with being a world champion.
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The Czech news media reported that neighbors had been shocked by the arrest of a man they described as quiet, timid and hard-working.
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"We will not allow these bad actors to take money away from the hard-working people in this state," Cuomo said on September 6.
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"In many districts, it's not just high-income people, it's hard-working people who should have that deduction," Lowey told The Hill on Friday.
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Dr. Price is a well-respected, hard-working member of Congress who has committed himself to making healthcare more affordable and accessible for all.
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The Department of Labor fiduciary rule will not only make it harder, but impossible, for many hard-working Americans to access critical retirement advice.
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A hard-working, albeit smaller-than-usual, U.S. delegation is on hand, and the talks are moving ahead on a range of technical matters.
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" He added, "this election represents a movement that millions of hard working men and women all across the country stood behind and made possible.
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Focused, hard-working and a sharp dresser, Mr. Cibuabua, the father of two girls, spoke at least four languages: French, English, Lingala and Dutch.
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But in the halls of Congress, Sessions is known as a very serious, hard-working, and committed opponent of immigration to the United States.
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Mars retrograde is almost over, Aries—just two more weeks of sluggishness left as your action-oriented planetary ruler moves through hard-working Capricorn.
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But while Rihanna is clearly an extremely hard-working woman (just look at all her brands!), she doesn't vibe as a perfectionist on camera.
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Shangela took over from her and killed with a flawless flow and a black sequined jumpsuit (really the uniform of hard working queens everywhere).
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It's an exciting day in your career as the sun, communication planet Mercury, and action planet Mars meet in hard-working earth sign Virgo.
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He'd trot out the hard-working men and women who built the new roads and bridges, assembling a collage of iconic popularity-building symbols.
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While indigent defense is chronically underfunded, hard-working public defenders stand shoulder to shoulder with their clients every day in the fight for justice.
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"I presented the image of the Colombian coffee grower, an honest man, hard-working, traditional," Mr. Sánchez told The New York Times in 2001.
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De Santis was a leftist whose sweeping panoramic shots of the hard-working and at times singing masses suggest Soviet celebrations of collective labor.
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"Andrea was a responsible, good-hearted, kind and very hard-working individual who will be deeply missed by all of us," the statement read.
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If the Republican Congress cuts Medicaid along the lines of either the Senate or House legislation, Mulvaney's hard-working taxpayers will face brutal choices.
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Give the power, with no crown, to the hard-working, camera-shy introverts; give a crown, with no power, to the preening spotlight hogs.
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"I would love to be able to pass tax cuts for all of my hard-working, middle-income constituents on Long Island," Zeldin said.
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Though I respected my hard working colleagues, I didn't see how the experience would help me further my career goal of becoming a journalist.
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Pompeo has earned bipartisan praise from his colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee as a hard-working lawmaker with a sophisticated grasp of policy.
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The fans who devote their time to interpreting lyrics, tweets and interviews for listeners who don't speak Korean are hard-working, passionate and unpaid.
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"Good cop, bad cop, he's happy to play any role that gets the best deal for the hard-working American taxpayer," Mr. Czwartacki said.
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"My goal is to bring the kind of representation to Congress that hard-working Brooklynites deserve," James told BuzzFeed News in a phone interview.
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But fear not — they were tears of joy and appreciation for a hard-working woman who served me countless Happy Meals with a smile.
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"Mercy is smart, articulate, hard working, committed and an incredible team player," said Ken Mehlman, who worked with her at the Bush White House.
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The beloved football team that represents this hard-working city, the NFL's Steelers, was there, 100 strong with players and staff past and present.
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They deserve the same fair treatment as any other hard working family in Nevada and across the country who claim the Child Tax Credit.
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Her reputation as a hard-working, intelligent and strong-willed fighter further heightened expectations of the influence she would bring to the Trudeau government.
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But the actions of those individuals do not define the party or the "inspiring, hard-working legislators in the General Assembly," said state Sen.
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I relate better to people that come from hard working families and won't take "no" for an answer and are determined to make things work.
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"But they either don't care or wouldn't take off their ideological blinkers to save hard working people and communities," said Tim Roache, GMB's general secretary.
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It's salty and has a lot of cholesterol, so if you're a hard-working person and have it for breakfast, you can work all day.
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For many hard-working pizza chefs across America, the romantic image of the yeast-nurturing, dough-throwing pizza-maker is nothing less than a mirage.
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After pronouncing Meeka with her first "best employee" title, Reeg made a plaque for the hard-working hound and hung it up in his office.
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Joseph McCarthy may have overstated Murrow's impact, but it certainly works as a valentine to the news media and its hard-working, chain-smoking representatives.
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"She's hard-working, true to her word and very professional," says Tom Reynolds, a former Republican congressman who collaborated with her in upstate New York.
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"Regardless of one's views on climate change, it is simply inappropriate to target hard-working public servants simply for doing their jobs," the representatives wrote.
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I know a lot of my friends are just as hard-working, talented and savvy but are still working to pay off their student debt.
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"Alani was a great mother, daughter, sister, niece and friend," Gonzales says, adding that Murrieta was hard-working and would do anything for her children.
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Storied Sequoia investor Mike Moritz threw fire into the tech Twitter gumbo with his observations of hard-working Chinese workers and slothful Silicon Valley engineers.
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In 2016 Candidate Trump called the UN a corrupt, useless club for globalist elites that did not deserve to be bankrolled by hard-working Americans.
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He is a hard-working young man and devoted father who is focusing on his family as he waits for the legal process to conclude.
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Meghan, who will be learning on the job, "is funny and serious and extremely hard-working," says a source close to the former Suits star.
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In addition to showing the hard-working and complex side of Lovato, the documentary also sets out to show the light-hearted and hilarious moments.
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Hard-working immigrants are the bedrock of Albertville's economy, she says, and it's unfair to blame them for crime in the city or anywhere else.
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" I'd think, "Yes, a lot of tourists on Michigan Avenue and hard-working commuters trying to get home after a late night at the office.
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"This will give other hard working high school students a chance to attend the college of their dreams just like Reagan did," the page states.
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The ideal candidate will be someone who is energetic and enthusiastic about creating podcasts, hard-working, reliable and eager to contribute ideas to the programme.
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A day when hard-working and professional woman would be respected, honored and valued for their talents -- and not objectified and ogled over their looks.
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Turns out, Conlin is a genuine, hard-working FBI agent with the highest intentions to honestly serve his country to the best of his abilities.
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Everyone kind of knew if he continued to develop down the path the hard-working kid that he was, he was going to have success.
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"It sticks the rest of us with the tab and it makes hard-working Americans feel like the deck is stacked against them," Obama said.
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The North Korean workers were well qualified, hard working and cost just a fraction of what workers in the South were paid, factory owners said.
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I do not believe giving free college to Donald Trump's young child is in the best interest of all hard working Americans who need help.
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Our employees with disabilities are hard-working, dedicated, and they give much more to us, and to our customers, than we have given to them.
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Even the ones that you love, the hard-working devices that serve you every day, will soon become obsolete, replaced by newer, better, shinier Things.
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"I think its very clear you have well-funded groups that are working hard, working energetically against his nomination," she said ahead of the vote.
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There's widespread anger that too many immigrants are simply "getting away" with not playing by the rules at the expense of hard-working white Americans.
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In 2014 when Li Keqiang, the prime minister, paid a visit, he called the bangbang men "a symbol of the Chinese people's hard-working spirit".
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So why, then, would he put hard working cops in danger when in 2016, white people killed more cops than any other group so far?
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Now it is incumbent upon our legislators to reconcile the bills, and allow every hard-working American taxpayer to keep more of what they earn.
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In Oregon alone, cannabis has created over 19,000 legal jobs for the hard-working people that call it home—instead of feeding the black market.
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" Melania, our great and very hard working First Lady, who truly loves what she is doing, always thought that "if you run, you will win.
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He's just a hard-working kid that is really dedicated to doing what's right for the team and trying to improve anything you tell him.
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Tax credits intended to boost the earnings of hard-working low-income families instead paid for expensive loans that only lasted one to two weeks.
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But many others, like the small restaurant owner, "poor but hard-working," from the paramilitary-ravaged Caribbean banana zone, believed the accusations and didn't care.
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Putting Mr. Trump's plan in place can finally give millions of hard working and resilient immigrants the chance to get in line like the rest.
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Even after her breakthrough came, she found it hard to let go of the idea of herself as a hard-working, hand-to-mouth survivor.
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They should also send a strong message to hard working people that work is a thing of value and that intentionally stealing it is theft.
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"The Tax Foundation has laid out in unambiguous terms how critical the Senate tax bill is to hard-working families and job creators," Ferrier said.
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As another political election cycle kicks into gear, Washington should know that people from Sloansville and places like it are hard-working, competent, and proud.
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Houston PD Chief on DACA debate amid Harvey: What do you tell the American public "when we've scared away so many hard-working people?" pic.twitter.
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The anti-choice movement knows this, but they simply don't care as their real intent was never to provide hard working families a tax break.
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The HIT jeopardizes the progress we have made in improving access to quality, affordable health care by increasing premiums for hard-working families and seniors.
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We took the power from the hands of the big-government special interests and returned it firmly into the hands of the hard-working taxpayers.
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I often hear from hard working Georgia farmers who need help navigating the laborious, slow, complicated and ineffective H-2A seasonal agriculture worker visa program.
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Not only does this reward hard-working individuals, it reduces uncertainty around new employees and the potential stress and cost involved in acquiring new people.
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The more far-reaching problem is the fact that colleges are failing low-income students — even the best, brightest and most hard working among them.
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It is a call from the hard-working men and women of Wisconsin to the people of America: We have a choice, a real choice.
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"We had some good hard-working shifts down low," said Kane, who notched 2000 goals for the first time since scoring 30 in 2011-12.
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Many of those people are the same hard-working, middle class families that our now billionaire president-elect pandered to for 18 or so months.
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Snuggerud was a hard-working winger who made his name at the University of Minnesota and spent time with the American national team in 1988.
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And as long as the welcoming, raspy, hard-working, down-to-earth, people of Astoria continue to visit Workers Tavern, it will always be great.
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Hard-working Americans could be on the hook for billions of dollars in mine clean-up costs if we don't put a stop to this.
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Their motivations and needs are unique to them... My experience with most of [the furries] is that they were really hard working and sweet people.
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For some pro-immigration Republicans this contempt is Ayn Randian: We'll all be better off with more hard-working immigrants and fewer shiftless mooching natives.
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I know what we are capable of doing, I know we can create more good-paying jobs and raise incomes for hard-working Americans again.
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"Hard-working families across this country are growing more and more fearful each day," Scott Stringer, the New York City comptroller, said in a statement.
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" The administrator for a construction workers' pension fund wrote to Chin: "As hard-working construction workers, our participants cannot physically work into their later years.
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We must fight back against this self-serving, ill-advised ideology because hard-working people and forward-looking communities need more — not less — public transportation.
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Until the government clarifies what type of construction is essential, we are putting hard-working men and women, as well as their families, at risk.
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They are, according to all available data, an exemplary segment of our population: hard-working young people, many seeking to improve themselves through higher education.
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Metselaar says that ending DACA will cost the U.S. $433.4 billion in GDP lost and will also affect hundreds of thousands of hard-working Americans.
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And that is costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hard-working middle-class families, costs will go down.
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"The idea is simple: Reform the way we attract and keep talented and hard-working people from abroad to better promote economic growth," he wrote.
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Eliminating these commonsense rules would drive up waste, undermine the important partnerships forged by the methane mitigation industry, and cost hard-working Americans their jobs.
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Tens of millions of moms are also able to provide incredible role models to their children of what a smart, hard-working woman looks like.
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We're going to have a great hard-working hockey team, and I think the fans are going to be real excited to see our product.
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The presidential candidates should work with business to develop common sense proposals that benefit hard working workers and businesses rather than ones that harm them.
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" In a tweet on Friday night, Trump said that the firing was a "great day for the hard working men and women of the FBI.
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There are lots of hard-working people (and, for that matter, lots of lazy people) in every field, not just in the hard-hat trades.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which inducted Petty and the Heartbreakers in 2002, praised them as "durable, resourceful, hard-working, likable and unpretentious."
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A gorgeous, smart, ambitious, hard-working, steely autodidact and businesswoman whose product was herself, Valtesse would be totally at home in our self-branding society.
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"The Republicans are feeding their ideological obsession with repealing the A.C.A. and dismantling the health and economic security of hard-working families," Ms. Pelosi said.
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I'm so proud of the hard working man you are and I hope this year is filled with all the love and happiness you deserve.
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My father is Catalan, the son of a family of merchants, and my mother was born in Andalusia to a humble and hard-working family.
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"Our hard-working farmers were not getting the full value of their produce," Piyush Goyal, Mr. Modi's acting finance minister, said in his budget speech.
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"Arresting hard-working people who cannot afford a $2.75 fare is, in effect the criminalization of poverty," they wrote in a letter to Mr. Cuomo.
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Until he meets Jane, Calogero's primary conflict is with his father, a hard-working bus driver who fears Calogero's involvement with the mob boss, Sonny.
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So too, from the other direction, does brewing resentment stemming from the belief that undocumented immigrants take jobs from "hard-working Americans" — including African Americans.
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We are incredibly proud of the talented and hard-working individuals who comprise both companies, and who are truly second to none in the industry.
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Congress must employ the same work ethic valued by our military and hard-working Americans across the country: you don't quit until the job is done.
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He also argued that Abrams "has an extreme plan to nationalize health care and stick hard-working Georgians with the bill," through a required tax increase.
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It doesn't feel good — especially to a hard-working, risk-taking community committed to not only building big businesses, but making the world a better place.
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The only place that remained open was the press area, a human zoo of my hard-working colleagues hunched over keyboards and spilling each other's coffees.
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"In the coming months we will renegotiate bad trade deals and bring renewed energy to trade enforcement in defense of all hard-working Americans," Ross said.
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To let drugs pour into our cities and to take jobs and benefits away from our hard-working Americans, and we are not letting it happen.
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DeEbony Groves was a tenacious basketball player, an intelligent, hard-working student, and a leader with "immense potential," said her friends, peers, and university on Sunday.
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Hard-working people who'd give you the shirt off their back, they know how to have a good time and get a little crazy for sure.
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Lavin said he previously worked with Clinton on New York's Olympic bid and a past Shanghai Expo and called her capable, bright, diligent, and hard-working.
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I was always the class clown, that kid that was a lot for teachers to deal with, and a handful for my hard-working single mother.
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She's also sure no one could ever confuse her or her siblings, who are all successful and hard-working, with having inherited any part of him.
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We have the criteria, we want it to be simple, we want it to be pro-growth and we want to help the hard-working Americans.
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Where else do you see 24/7 hard-working and highly motivated people striving to advance their livelihoods in totally business-friendly and lightly regulated environments?
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Such people made money but did not spend it, creating a thrifty, hard-working, literate, self-denying citizenry who drove forward the economies of their countries.
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The Calvinist Netherlands of the late 16th century became the world's richest society as Huguenots, Jews and other hard-working refugees from Catholic lands flooded in.
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IT DEFINITELY BECOMES MORE EXPENSIVE, BUT AGAIN, IT'S A – WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOING IS TRANSFERRING MASSIVE WEALTH FROM HARD-WORKING AMERICANS WHO SAVED TO THE GOVERNMENT.
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"This offer reflects the potential for future growth and improving performance, and is an endorsement of our turnaround strategy and our hard working people," he said.
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"This is an opportunity to remove this huge dead-weight cost that punishes hard-working people for living ordinary lives in this province," Kenney said Thursday.
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A dedicated, hard-working official with a framed copy of the Schuman declaration above his desk, Mr Selmayr offers, and expects, the highest degree of loyalty.
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And even employees at fancier dining establishments have to deal with wage theft, sexual harassment, and other humiliations their hard-working owners don't have to endure.
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"This offer reflects the potential for future growth and improving performance and is an endorsement of our turnaround strategy and our hard working people," he said.
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Hard-working small business owners and their employees comprise the fabric of our nation, and I have consistently fought to reduce the regulatory burden on them.
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Your fresh modes of self-expression will help you share your accomplishments with the world as the Sun harmonizes with hard-working Saturn just hours later.
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Princess Anne is residing on the estate while she recovers from a bad chest infection that forced the hard-working royal to cancel her official engagements.
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"Hello hard working comrades," Xi said from open top car reminiscent of the type he rode in during a major military parade in Beijing last year.
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South Korean Chief Justice Lee Jung-mi is a hard working judge who is currently overseeing the impeachment trial of South Korean president Park Geun-hye.
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We understand that our country is not run on hopes and dreams, but on oil, gas, infrastructure, and the sweat of hard-working American patriots. Rep.
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But as the CEO and owner of the company, I know this is the right decision to make for our hard-working employees and loyal shareholders.
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To the hard-working federal employees Trump just screwed by cutting pay — the folks who run our parks, protect our communities, & serve our veterans: YOU MATTER.
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And, to add insult to injury, are unfazed by their own failure, making little effort to better respect the contributions of so many hard working taxpayers.
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Here's Hill on agriculture: I will fight against crippling regulations from the EPA and federal overreach and always side with the hard-working farmers of Georgia.
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But at moments he shed all that he had earned and received, and rediscovered the hard-working, clear-seeing and unadorned man he used to be.
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This intelligence was produced by hard-working men in the CIA, in our intelligence community," Hurd, a former CIA officer, said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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Warsaw (254 points) Poland's appeal is primarily its flexible labor laws, favorable business climate, a hard-working, well-educated populace and a low cost of living.
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One way to ease the burden on hard-working moms is to make sure their kids get a healthy breakfast as part of their school day.
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"He said he wanted to be a police officer, he was a hard working guy, such a positive young man," Lutz said of his former player.
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"The hard-working taxpayers of this country deserve to be compensated by those whose illegal activity contributed to those costs," Sessions said at a press conference.
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