Housekeeper Pillows If you've ever worked in a hotel as a housekeeper, you'll probably know this trick.
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After insisting that the housekeeper lie down in her bed, my grandmother cleaned all the rooms assigned to the housekeeper.
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The young woman doesn't know she'll someday become a hotel housekeeper; the housekeeper doesn't know how she ended up here anyway.
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The man exposed himself to a housekeeper at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel and the housekeeper informed hotel security, according to Atlanta Police Department Investigator James White III.
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We bring the personal trust by having the same housekeeper assigned to the property, which allows the housekeeper to get to know the residents, and we bring the corporate side of trust by having insurance, QA by managers and the ability to send a backup housekeeper if someone is out sick.
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" The lovelorn housekeeper in "The Remains of the Day.
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The housekeeper -- referred to in the lawsuit as Jane Doe -- claims she was hired by Gebbia back in 2011 and toiled for 6 years as a housekeeper/nanny/chauffeur/grocery shopper/assistant.
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Junius allegedly grabbed a housekeeper and tried to kiss her.
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One of the Nevadans is a Trump International Hotel housekeeper.
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What happened to the gay housekeeper from the pilot script?
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Baena is Schwarzenegger's son with Mildred Baena, his former housekeeper.
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Spade, 55, was found by a housekeeper around 10 a.m.
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"My housekeeper was a little freaked out," Mr. Podesta said.
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Walking through a low doorway, the housekeeper who was Mrs.
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But on Friday, the housekeeper returned to a crime scene.
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Her body was found by her housekeeper early Sunday morning.
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We had to call the housekeeper for directions (three times).
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Our housekeeper Q. came today, and our house is pristine.
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Her mother is a housekeeper in Manhattan for Novotel hotel.
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His mother served as housekeeper to the Duke of Leeds.
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They were dubbed as the "housekeeper cells" of the brain.
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The housekeeper paused near Bacon holding a wispy white garment.
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Hughes, the housekeeper, met for breakfast at the Lambs Club.
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His former housekeeper now runs the floor at his warehouse.
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However, Ransom is a murderer because he murdered the housekeeper.
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Here are some highlights from the documents and videos: BEFORE THE SHOOTING The housekeeper: One of the last people to see Paddock was the housekeeper who cleaned his suite four days before the shooting.
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They had a housekeeper who came two days a week for 4 1/2 hours and paid her $2 an hour, which is double the typical pay for a housekeeper in Nicaragua, Mark said.
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"I've never had a housekeeper and I never will," she said.
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Nara, a housekeeper in São Paulo, has a three-hour commute.
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Oprah Winfrey had a special surprise for a lucky housekeeper recently.
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Scheyer, his wife Grete, and their loyal housekeeper-companion Sláva. Under
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His brother, the manager and Teresa (Reveles, Simmons' live-in housekeeper).
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I adored Ann B. Davis [who played the Bradys' housekeeper Alice].
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Her housekeeper, who had arrived for the day, discovered her body.
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Gregson's grandmother was a housekeeper who dreamed of being a nurse.
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Our housekeeper has a number of grandchildren who live in Mexico.
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I have a housekeeper come twice per month, which costs $40.
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His parents, a housekeeper and a construction worker, are from Ecuador.
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I'm lazy and she's too busy and relies on her housekeeper.
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Our housekeeper Venmo requests me $150 when he is finished cleaning.
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Hughes sparring with a nemesis housekeeper any day of the week!
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Black's descriptions of the place — with its beady-eyed housekeeper, Mrs.
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She also helps the hotel housekeeper vacuum and make the beds.
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Now, she said, "I win" and they are getting a housekeeper.
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His father was a scrap metal dealer, his mother a housekeeper.
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Chiqui hires a housekeeper to see to Chela's highly specific needs.
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The servants are still in her thrall and the housekeeper, Mrs.
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They have a weekly housekeeper and regular massages, facials and mani-pedis.
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Jensen had claimed they were pictures of his nephews, the housekeeper said.
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I get a text from the housekeeper confirming for the next day.
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TMZ reports Bennington, 41, hanged himself and was discovered by his housekeeper.
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Shelly Morrison, who played Karen's housekeeper Rosario, also makes a short cameo.
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Go deeper: Former housekeeper at Trump property reveals she was unauthorized immigrant
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"It's so sad what they're going through," the middle-aged housekeeper said.
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But he also lost Republican support for hiring an undocumented immigrant housekeeper.
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Not pictured: The wise-cracking, butcher-romancing housekeeper and cute bespectacled cousin.
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The "Lead Housekeeper" would be responsible for keeping the living room clean.
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She was reportedly found by her housekeeper and left a suicide note.
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I became a secretary, I became a housekeeper, I became a salesgirl.
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The housekeeper came, and made the bed again, and wiped the floor.
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A guest had returned to his room as a housekeeper was cleaning.
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She, her husband and their usual housekeeper would all be at church.
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Who will award the hospital housekeeper funeral honors or a Purple Heart?
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Then our housekeeper found a condom in the wastebasket in my room.
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At one point, Juliet travelled to Maine and met her lover's housekeeper.
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Grose (Barbara Marten), the stern-faced housekeeper of an eerily empty mansion.
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She has been working as a housekeeper for distant relatives in Bamako.
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Last week, he admitted to having employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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But it's a lot cheaper than a countertop dishwasher or hiring a housekeeper.
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She got the job, as a housekeeper, and she started two weeks ago.
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Princes William and Harry themselves are reportedly direct descendants of an Indian housekeeper.
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About an hour later, a housekeeper found the bodies in the motel room.
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The housekeeper and her daughter were reportedly killed to remove any potential witnesses.
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Her housekeeper called 911 after she discovered Blank in the bathtub, TMZ said.
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It's basically like having a housekeeper, who just happens to be a robot.
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There is a flustered housekeeper, Ellen (Julie Walters), who can barely keep control.
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Richard's longtime housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, was spotted outside his house walking a pooch.
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Her housekeeper has walked in on her having sex with Kanye West.8.
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His body was discovered shortly before 9 AM PT Thursday by a housekeeper.
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The groom's mother retired as a housekeeper for the County of Ventura, Calif.
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The bride's father is a housekeeper at the Four Seasons Hotel in Manhattan.
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His mother retired as a housekeeper at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage.
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She's a single mother who works as a housekeeper to support her family.
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She now works as a housekeeper, and her U.S. visa application is pending.
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In addition, Puzder admitted to hiring an undocumented immigrant to be his housekeeper.
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Some employees refused to be photographed, wanting to avoid the label of "housekeeper."
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While his parents were away, Musk lived mostly under the watch of a housekeeper.
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Chester's family was out of town, and Thursday morning the housekeeper found his body.
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This might mean saving for a vacation, getting groceries delivered or hiring a housekeeper.
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These are, of course, the characters who portrayed Miranda's longtime partner and her housekeeper.
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I paid for my housekeeper and a full-time driver I couldn't take anywhere.
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She's immediately apologetic, but her loyal housekeeper is angrier than we've ever seen her.
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Vivian Maier was an eccentric loner who worked as a nanny and a housekeeper.
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Tuesday after Spade was found by her housekeeper, Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said.
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On the final season, he finally admits his love for the head housekeeper, Mrs.
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Felzenberg served as the parent's personal assistant, housekeeper, and chef, she told Business Insider.
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"What a housekeeper that child would make!" a proud Katharine announced in her diary.
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Don't ruin future vacations for yourself by mistaking your dog sitter for a housekeeper.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the average housekeeper makes $25,000 per year.
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So Hyman asks the young couple to move in and makes Rose their housekeeper.
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On my way out to meet my co-worker, I run into our housekeeper.
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By 10, she was supporting herself and her family as a nanny and housekeeper.
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Her name was Susannah, and she turned out to be the BMW driver's housekeeper.
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she left a suicide note.
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" Estey vehemently denies the podcast's claims, saying that Simmons' housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, is "a godsend.
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Labor Department nominee Andrew Puzder admitted Monday to hiring an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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" Likening Sotomayor to a housekeeper, he joked about sending her "a bunch of vacuum cleaners.
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He withdrew from consideration in 2017 after it emerged he had employed an undocumented housekeeper.
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In this 1993 movie, Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson play a head butler and housekeeper.
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Behind him, out of focus, scurries the housekeeper, setting the table for a Hanukkah dinner.
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That's when he bumped into 57-year-old Gregory Watson, a housekeeper at the facility.
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Lennon then gave it to his housekeeper, Dorothy "Dot" Jarlett, according to her son, Barry.
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TC: The Minte promises to make a housekeeper available to a property full-time, correct?
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Lee was born on May 2, 1935 and worked as a housekeeper throughout her life.
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The Asheville resident had been working as a housekeeper at the inn, the owner said.
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The housekeeper called 911 and paramedics raced to the scene -- where she was pronounced dead.
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The 55-year-old fashionista was found dead in her Manhattan apartment by her housekeeper.
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I used to think that this woman, Rosie, the robot housekeeper, was going to exist.
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Outside of an occasional visit by a housekeeper, no one was allowed in those rooms.
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If you're paying your nanny or housekeeper under the table, then congratulations: You're an employer.
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She went off on her own at 14, working as a housekeeper during the Depression.
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He says Amy is sick and that another housekeeper, Veralicia Figueroa, is spending the night.
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Puzder admitted that he and his wife had employed an undocumented person as a housekeeper.
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My mom worked nights, and she was a housekeeper and then became a nurse's aide.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the surname of the actress playing a housekeeper.
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In the case of the Peninsula housekeeper who reported a groping, the investigation remains open.
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Ms. Stewart-Francis, a hotel housekeeper, belonged to a close-knit family from southeast Jamaica.
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If my housekeeper started doing steroids, I wouldn't ban her, I'd give her a raise.
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This semi-autobiographical tale revolves around the housekeeper (Yalitza Aparicio) for a middle-class family.
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Only a small nameplate — that says simply "housekeeper"— hints at the place's current residential use.
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"Only the little people pay taxes," the billionaire Leona Helmsley once remarked—to her housekeeper.
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My housekeeper, who's the cousin of my former nanny, we love each other like sisters.
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You can also hire leverage at home, such as a nanny, driver, cook, or housekeeper.
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Two friends from their province, a nanny and a housekeeper, slept on a pullout couch.
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I have a housekeeper and the amount I pay ($55 monthly) won't break anyone's budget.
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She was his nurse, his housekeeper, his only friend, and, more important, his public defender.
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Hughes (Phyllis Logan), the estate's head butler and head housekeeper, who are able to walk.
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Ms. Cruz, a housekeeper, said she cleaned guest rooms, offices and shops at the club.
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Her father was a mechanic who owned a garage, and her mother was a housekeeper.
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His mother worked as a hotel housekeeper, and his father was in the merchant marine.
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"They don't give it to the housekeeper or bellboy or front-desk person," he said.
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Cops arrived and found Richard and the housekeeper inside the garage in his Range Rover.
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Kate Spade was found dead in her New York City apartment by a housekeeper on Tuesday.
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After, we head to the grocery store to pick up cleaning supplies for the housekeeper ($42.59).
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As is Heard's housekeeper, Hilda Vargas, who will testify about an unnamed discovery in the home.
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Occupation: Housekeeper & Stay-at-Home MomIndustry: HousekeepingAge: 26Location: Bozeman, MTIncome: $3,482/month on our joint income.
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she apparently left a suicide note.
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My mother used to tidy up the house before our housekeeper came over to clean it.
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She pays another $50 a month for utilities and a housekeeper who cleans twice a month.
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But "Roma" is primarily a tribute to Liboria Rodriguez, the Mixteco housekeeper who helped raise him.
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He likes like plush upholstery and, you know, he&aposs got a $20,000 a month housekeeper.
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Instead the 43-year-old housekeeper took sanctuary at Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal in New Haven.
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According to TMZ, Simmons' housekeeper reached out to the LAPD for help dealing with the paparazzi.
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There's also an interior design consultant, housekeeper and furniture available for rent, at an extra cost.
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Watson is a housekeeper at the facility, and cleans Cooper's room every day during his stays.
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Betty Gabriel, who played the suspiciously domesticated housekeeper Georgina was absolutely snubbed for Best Supporting Actress.
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And yet to tip the housekeeper—or the bellhop or concierge—there's no option but cash.
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Upon checkout (or electronic checkout), guests could be asked if they'd like to tip their housekeeper.
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We asked our sources if cops asked if the housekeeper had any hooks in Richard financially.
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Perhaps the greatest outrage in modern robotics is the continued non-existence of the robot housekeeper.
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Bird is the housekeeper for the Brown family, who took Paddington in as a young bear.
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Joan desperately pursues her housekeeper — her only friend, really — into the hallway, but it's no use.
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TMZ broke the story ... the housekeeper called 911 Friday just before midnight, saying Simmons was incoherent.
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Puzder lost Republican support after reports he had once hired an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Salgado found a job as a housekeeper at a hotel, and another at a dry cleaner.
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Decades ago it was normal for a woman to be chiefly a caregiver, housekeeper and wife.
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She works as a housekeeper from time to time but does not earn enough to survive.
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He keeps her at a firm distance, though, instructing his housekeeper to monitor her every move.
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Gunman made housekeeper uneasy CSC provided security, "access control" and crowd management services for the festival.
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The board also takes aim at Puzder's past employment of an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Four days later, a housekeeper and a White House usher spot bullet holes in the residence.
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Richard's camp says the woman pictured is not Reveles, but another housekeeper who works for Simmons.
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The furniture was all dark, heavy wood, which the housekeeper polished religiously with lemon-scented Pledge.
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She began working at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster as a housekeeper in 2013.
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As a housekeeper, she starts each day taking a leisurely walk with her boss's two dogs.
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" — DESI LYDIC "Trump now says that because the housekeeper doesn't have legal papers, she'll be terminated.
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When the housekeeper went to the bathroom to collect used towels, she found the guest naked.
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Still, I broke down midweek when the housekeeper asked me what I knew about Harvey Weinstein.
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They rather showily invite their Latina housekeeper to put down her serving tray and join them.
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Puzder said he fired the housekeeper and paid back taxes, but the issue has rankled conservatives.
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By contrast, his mother, an American citizen, earns $8.50 as a housekeeper at a Virginia hotel.
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Critic score: 20% On "The Handmaid's Tale," Amanda Brugel plays Rita, a housekeeper for Commander Waterford.
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Is it your nanny, your house cleaner/housekeeper, your gardener, your dog walker, your mother's caregiver?
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I pay my housekeeper just $8.80 per week, and she's here cleaning for about five hours.
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He tried out his new discipline on the family housekeeper, and she took off her clothes.
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Prosecutors say Matthews planted the device on the car Richard bought for his housekeeper, Teresa Reveles.
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TMZ broke the story ... the housekeeper called 911 just before midnight Friday after Richard became incoherent.
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The housekeeper picked up the man's tablet and attempted to use his computer a few times.
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The other Kims don't secure their positions as art tutor, housekeeper and chauffeur, they seize them, using lies and charm to get rid of the Parks' other employees — including a longtime housekeeper (a terrifically vivid Lee Jung Eun) — in a guerrilla incursion executed with fawning smiles.
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Samman shared his grief in his memoir, The Housekeeper: Love, Death & Prizefighting, which was released in April.
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They don't have a nanny, but rely on the help of a housekeeper and the occasional babysitter.
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The woman was identified by reports as 53-year-old Marites Fortaliza, a housekeeper for the homeowners.
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The housekeeper, who worked with another Jesuit community, and her daughter were killed because they were witnesses.
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Or maybe Martha would approve — in June she revealed she likes stealing American cheese from her housekeeper.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the housekeeper called cops Thursday afternoon to report Rockwell had hit her.
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Jones says he chats on the phone with Simmons' housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, "at least" once a week.
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Bennington, 41, was found dead in his Palos Verdes Estates home on July 20 by a housekeeper.
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Included in the list of "silence breakers" are a housekeeper, a former dishwasher, and a state senator.
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Neither of the teenagers looked up to see the housekeeper quickly drop the towels off and go.
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It says Savvas and Amy Savopoulos and their housekeeper were beaten with a baseball bat and stabbed.
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It says Savvas and Amy Savopoulos and their housekeeper were beaten with a baseball bat and stabbed.
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But after nearly two decades as Lewis' housekeeper, the 68-year-old reality star has finally retired.
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The reason for that is not just to be a good housekeeper: it's to help Twitter grow.
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Puzder's nomination has faced increased scrutiny over a revelations he hired an illegal immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Moving to Milwaukee where she worked as a housekeeper, Lee entrusted her mother to raise her daughter.
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Last summer, he was at Cedars-Sinai for 3 days after his housekeeper said he'd become incoherent.
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Figaro here becomes a Mexican handyman on the Conti estate who adores Susana, the sweet, perky housekeeper.
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He called the cops and, perhaps drunkenly, told them the housekeeper had taken them away from him.
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The housekeeper noticed the power was off and a glass pane on a back door was smashed.
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The next thing the housekeeper saw ... the "Shameless" star's 2 safes were wide open with nothing inside.
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She lists some monthly expenses ... including $4,500 for rent, $820 for a housekeeper and $2,000 for clothes.
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If you're paying your nanny or housekeeper in cash under the table, then congratulations: You're an employer.
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In the movie's final scenes, steadfast butler Carson (Jim Carter) vows to his wife, head housekeeper Mrs.
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She left her family in Monagas and found a job here, in the capital, as a housekeeper.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-California) -- Sandra Diaz, former undocumented immigrant who was a housekeeper to President Donald TrumpRep.
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I was brought up by my mother and a very devout Roman Catholic housekeeper, who I adored.
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Emma Thompson is Miss Kenton, the beautiful, efficient housekeeper he refuses to allow to become a distraction.
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One out of 10 will actually bend down and pick it up, that&aposs the special housekeeper.
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Cuarón has described the film as semi-autobiographical, dedicating it to Libo Rodríguez, his own childhood housekeeper.
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Puzder for years employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper, and paid related back taxes to the IRS.
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"We have to pray for the other places," said Maria Huerta, 47, a housekeeper at the casino complex.
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"If we really wanted to we could call this Rosie," Warren joked, referring to the Jetsons' robotic housekeeper.
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The Greenleaf star's mother was born on May 2, 1935 and worked as a housekeeper throughout her life.
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The story came from his housekeeper, who alleged he was taking up to 30 Oxycontin pills a day.
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In 2015, Rosie Martinez, a housekeeper at the time, accused two officers of beating her during an interrogation.
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Last year, Manana's housekeeper accused him of pushing her down the stairs in his home, which he denied.
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Kim Chung-sook, the mother of the clan (a former Olympic-level hammer-thrower), takes over as housekeeper.
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The children were enrolled in a private German school, they had a housekeeper and took frequent international trips.
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A Mandalay Bay housekeeper who cleaned the Las Vegas gunman&aposs hotel room four days before the Oct.
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But the pair did not live as man and wife — they told everyone Legocki was simply Grau's housekeeper.
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His housekeeper accused him of getting physical because she didn't whip up a sandwich for him quickly enough.
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The Facts of Life Spun off from Diff'rent Strokes, The Facts of Life found the Drummonds' housekeeper Mrs.
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Furthermore, the property manager would tell us if our housekeeper was getting keys outside of their Minte schedule.
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The housekeeper came in the next morning and pulled his mother and father out on the front lawn.
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He admitted earlier this month that he and his wife had employed an undocumented person as a housekeeper.
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After getting wrapped up in the scheme himself, he ends up falling in love with Dennis Quaid's housekeeper.
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Washington recounted a recent incident when his home alarm went off and a housekeeper couldn't shut it off.
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A second child may well have been born to Hannah, a relation of Sarah's who was his housekeeper.
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Most all retailers take credit cards, and these days it seems everyone (except maybe my housekeeper) has Venmo.
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But if it makes a bad call and the housekeeper is wrongly fired, the board could be liable.
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A man named James Empson, the son of Sloane's housekeeper, became a trusted assistant in keeping his collection.
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Of the 30 lowest-paying ones, including food server, housekeeper and child-care worker, 23 are female dominated.
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Petty, his then-wife, and their 5-year-old daughter were uninjured, but a housekeeper suffered minor burns.
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The job listing says the person would be a full-time caretaker and housekeeper and occasional vegan cook.
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She moved with her mother, a housekeeper, and her younger brother, Antonio, to Buenos Aires a year later.
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Victorina Morales, a housekeeper at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., is also an undocumented immigrant.
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Last year, another housekeeper called the hotel office from a guest's darkened room to say she felt uncomfortable.
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"They treat workers like their property," the housekeeper who was propositioned for a massage said of the Peninsula.
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He sold it in 2000 after his 90-year-old housekeeper, Louise Wagland, the only other occupant, died.
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Latonia Marshall, a housekeeper at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago, had her hours slashed to zero last week.
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Distilled and claustrophobic, "The Door" centers on the relationship between the narrator — a writer — and her housekeeper, Emerence.
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Having decided that he needs a housekeeper, he posts an ad in the store that Maud surreptitiously steals.
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" According to Ms. Lebar, "She lives with her nanny" — the former Lagerfeld housekeeper Françoise Caçote — "here in Paris.
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He is buried there along with his wife, one of his daughters, two grandchildren and the family's housekeeper.
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Palmer: There are stereotypes in many Latinx roles in Hollywood — whether that's the gangbanger or that's the housekeeper.
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It depicts a former housekeeper, Evelyn Smith, in the nude, though at the time her identity wasn't known.
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However, he acknowledged that he had concerns about Mr. Puzder's failure to pay taxes on an undocumented housekeeper.
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Built in 1913, this Colonia Roma estate is now named for Ignacia, the housekeeper for over 70 years.
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One theory, pushed by Mr. Simmons's former masseur, is that he is being held hostage by his housekeeper.
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Our sources say his housekeeper and longtime friend is the one who called 911 after Simmons became incoherent.
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She refused, took a job as a housekeeper, found a basement apartment in Queens, and saved her money.
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Oliveira also claimed that Simmons told him his longtime live-in housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, is now controlling his life.
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She has her own personal assistant for correspondence, a social media assistant and a housekeeper to clean her home.
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The music is interrupted only by the voice of the actress Judith Anderson, who plays the creepy housekeeper Mrs.
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Together they become "The Brady Bunch" with a quirky housekeeper, played by Ann B. Davis, thrown into the mix.
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And then they get the housekeeper fired so that mother Chung-sook (Jang Hye-jin) can take her place.
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The film focuses on actor Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams) who disguises himself as a female housekeeper he names Mrs.
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What about the hotel housekeeper, the retail store clerk, the home health-care nurse or the field service technician?
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Simmons called BS on reports his longtime housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, was keeping him isolated from friends and business associates.
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Puzder had admitted to employing an undocumented housekeeper, and he has a history of supporting machine replacement of workers.
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Jimmy Gomez (Calif.): Sandra Diaz, an immigrant from Costa Rica who worked as an undocumented housekeeper for Trump. Rep.
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Kara is a newly refurbished android housekeeper, owned by a single father with a drug habit and rage issues.
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I have a housekeeper, I never make meat patties or do laundry, I can buy whatever my heart desires . . .
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On a recent afternoon, Brosnan was speaking to a visitor when his housekeeper, Roxanne, appeared, holding a phone message.
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She drops by Joan's house not to see the grande dame herself, but to talk with Mamacita, her housekeeper.
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We're pretty sure it's Richard in the back seat -- sporting a beard -- with his longtime housekeeper/friend riding shotgun.
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Simmons was hospitalized June 3rd, after his housekeeper called 911 and told the dispatcher he was exhibiting bizarre behavior.
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There was even speculation that Simmons was being held against his will or being controlled by his longtime housekeeper.
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She says Combs' executive housekeeper, Iris, regularly "salvaged" items that Diddy no longer wanted and offered them to her.
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Cora had agreed to let the housekeeper borrow something for her wedding, but ended up losing her shit instead.
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In this most recent trailer, Sarah Paulson — an AHS standby — plays Venable, a stern housekeeper amid post-apocalyptic chaos.
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"Well, if you don't know, then your housekeeper is going to do it however she learned how," he said.
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But there are two sides to every story, and the housekeeper might have her own take on what transpired.
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Spade&aposs body was discovered by a housekeeper at her Upper East Side apartment, a source told Fox News.
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The guests barely filled the first few rows—just me and my father's sister, a few neighbors, the housekeeper.
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Mr. Strauss-Kahn had been under house arrest there, accused of assaulting a housekeeper at a New York hotel.
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Law enforcement sources confirm a housekeeper found Kate's body at 10:20 AM ET in her Park Avenue home.
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"I left the house and came up the path from the village, as I usually do," the housekeeper begins.
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God's wife (Yolande Moreau) is a silent, slavishly dutiful housekeeper; his son, JC, has been reduced to a statue.
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In 1989, the housekeeper recounted the exchange to a New York jury, and Helmsley spent eighteen months in prison.
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That Brady Bunch reference got me thinking about Sam the butcher and his relationship with Alice, the Bradys' housekeeper.
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Their fantasy is to learn what happened the night their uncle and his housekeeper, Blanche (Elinor Donahue), were murdered.
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Once, he trashed his room because he couldn't find his Vicodin; he blamed the housekeeper for stealing his drugs.
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The housekeeper, Moon-gwang (Lee Jung-eun), tells him that the building once belonged to a famous Korean architect.
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A housekeeper and carer for elderly people in the area, she had been paying $1,035 a month in rent.
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He was taken to Cedars, but the housekeeper and his other confidantes claimed he was out by Saturday afternoon.
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Who cares that her father has manipulated her into spending her entire adult life as his unpaid housekeeper/accountant?
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Newport Beach police spokesperson Heather Rangel said Richard and Kim were Camden's parents and that Morse was the family's housekeeper.
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In 1923, Jones moved north to New York, where she worked as a live-in housekeeper and child-care provider.
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Housekeeper Fatoumata Bah's voice trembled as she described the fear she experiences every time she knocks on a guest's door.
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We have a housekeeper come twice a month and she charges $100 for each visit, so we take turns paying.
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That makes sense, as Roma is the product of Cuarón's own memories of his childhood nanny and family housekeeper, Libo.
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A private funeral has reportedly already been held for the former housekeeper, who was born on May 2 in 1935.
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Born in the Deep South Lee was born on May 103, 1935, and worked as a housekeeper throughout her life.
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On the other side resides the kind-hearted warrior Major Biro with his housekeeper-mistress Mrs Temes and son, Balint.
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We're told Kylie wasn't home when Jordyn came over, but the housekeeper let her in and there were no issues.
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Aides also talked of being made to perform personal duties akin to a housekeeper, including washing dishes and doing laundry.
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Vivian Maier, a reclusive French-American woman, worked for most of her life as a nanny and housekeeper in Chicago.
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A Spanish-language movie, "Roma" chronicles the life of a housekeeper and the family she works for in 1970s Mexico.
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The film centers on a character named Cleo, based on Cuarón's real-life childhood housekeeper and nanny, Liboria "Libo" Rodrígue.
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Her housekeeper allegedly found the actress' empty safe on Friday; the employee had last been at the home on Wednesday.
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Soon after, Mr. Puzder admitted to employing an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper, later paying off the associated back taxes.
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Moving to Milwaukee where she worked as a housekeeper, Lee entrusted her mother Hattie Mae Lee to raise her daughter.
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She tells the housekeeper that she's got to see a priest; it's urgent, and she'll wait until Father is free.
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A housekeeper discovered Crane's body wrapped in his bedding on the garage floor of his North Hollywood residence, police said.
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Recently, on 4/20, I learned you and your brother once made pot brownies and accidentally got the housekeeper involved.
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A housekeeper cleans the vegan-leather-covered mattress and replaces the white pillowcase in each pod almost immediately after use.
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The president's undocumented housekeeper: Two Central American women began working at Mr. Trump's New Jersey golf club as undocumented residents.
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A housekeeper instructed me to take off my shoes and wipe the bottom of my bare feet with disinfecting wipes.
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I have a housekeeper that comes once a month, and I tend not to make things too messy for her.
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Her character Magda was employed as a housekeeper and a nanny by the character Miranda Hobbes, played by Cynthia Nixon.
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They often went on trips to Europe, employed a full-time housekeeper, and even went snowboarding by helicopter in Canada.
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The Weinbergs bought their Tuscan home eight years ago, succumbing to an infatuation with Italy, inspired by their Italian housekeeper.
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And there was a promising debut by the chocolaty mezzo Karolina Pilou, in the tiny role of the housekeeper, Berta.
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She is social worker, housekeeper, behavioral-modification expert, dietitian, diaper changer, day planner, de facto case manager, warden and more.
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Marta, her housekeeper, is struggling against the racial tensions of her country and frustrated by the whims of her boss.
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The victims were Savvas Savopoulos, his wife Amy, their 10-year-old son Philip and the family housekeeper, Veralicia Figueroa.
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The always terrific Jackie Hoffman kills it here as Crawford's devoted and more than a little quirky housekeeper/confidante. KILLS.
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She grew up poor in Florida, where her father worked in the orange groves and her mother was a housekeeper.
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Attracted by its beauty and supreme affordability, retirees who live in the Cambodian capital can afford a housekeeper or gardener.
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"We deserve immigration reform," said Rosalia, who has been in the country for 17 years and works as a housekeeper.
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The British royal family is hiring a housekeeper to maintain Windsor Castle — the residence of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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Conservatives had zeroed in on Mr. Puzder's employment of an undocumented immigrant as his housekeeper and on spousal abuse accusations.
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We're also told the housekeeper found her tied with a red scarf to a closet door knob in the bedroom.
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Sara said she is working as a housekeeper at a hotel, and her daughter is on summer break from school.
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Maria filed for divorce July 1, 2011 ... this after she learned Arnold fathered a child -- Joseph Baena -- with their housekeeper.
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Queen Elizabeth's Royal Household office is advertising for a new live-in housekeeper to come join her staff at Buckingham Palace.
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She's Canadian, but at the time she was the housekeeper at the Manor studios in Oxford, where we made the record.
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Ms James, a housekeeper making $12 an hour, agreed to the high-interest loan but quickly fell behind on her payments.
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Danza — who played former baseball player, housekeeper, and single father Tony Micelli in the series — also paid his respects to Helmond.
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Think about it: The only original female characters are a femme fatale, a widow without a clear profession, and a housekeeper.
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In 2015, police said a man killed himself in San Francisco after he assaulted a Marriott housekeeper, leaving her critically injured.
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Like many of the women new to the north, she found work as a housekeeper and later as a hospital janitor.
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Duncan isn't Annette's child at all — his biological mother is a housekeeper who had a one-night fling and became pregnant.
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I turn around and follow them so I can pay the housekeeper $93.103, because hubby didn't leave enough money for her.
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Last year, Schwarzenegger, 68, opened up about his relationship with his son, whose mother is Mildred Baena – the actor's former housekeeper.
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"I started out working at the bodega in 2001 and was housekeeper at Villa Blanca, the owners' farmhouse," Lázaro tells me.
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A Martha could be a pious housekeeper or a revolutionary hiding in plain sight (with the bomb making skills to match).
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she left a suicide note addressed to their only child Frances.
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The daughter of a hotel housekeeper and a welder, Garcia arrived in Southern California from Mexico at the age of 4.
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she left a suicide note addressed to their only child Frances.
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In a moment of father-son bonding, William Livingston II and William Livingston III gather to ogle their black former housekeeper.
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His father fought in the Spanish Civil War in the International Brigades against the fascists, and his mother was a housekeeper.
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"Our housekeeper Bonnie became very close with her and every Christmas she'd get a nice Christmas card from Diana," he said.
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One of the last people to see Paddock was a housekeeper who cleaned his suite about four days before the massacre.
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During the hurricane , Samantha Estep picked up extra shifts at the Commons at Brightmore retirement center, where she is a housekeeper.
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The woman in the fur toque bustled by with her housekeeper, weighed down with a shopping bag full of flowery linens.
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A full-time staff would include a chief of staff, management team, butler, assistant, chef, housekeeper, nanny, tutor, chauffeur, and houseman.
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Locals called the place "the mullet," according to current housekeeper Sherill Ricketts, who attended several of the blowouts over the decades.
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Maybe you don't need a dog walker or housekeeper right now, and your gym is pausing your payments while it's closed.
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A housekeeper discovered Mr. Crane's body wrapped in bedding on the floor of his garage, according to the Los Angeles police.
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In "Hunderby," a Gothic melodrama parody, she was a housekeeper out to undermine the marriage of the minister she worked for.
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The veteran screen and stage actress was best known for her role as Magda the housekeeper in the popular HBO series.
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The siblings then get the Parks to replace the family chauffeur with their father and the meticulous housekeeper with their mother.
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Wages for the housekeeper are $2,500 a month; the mechanic and boat captain are paid a total of $1,600 a month.
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She plays both a Cockney housekeeper bearing a plate of sardines and the actress portraying her in a doomed touring company.
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Ms. Stanton's starting point was the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case, when he was accused of assaulting Nafissatou Diallo, a hotel housekeeper.
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Gloria, a housekeeper who has lived in Arlandria, a neighborhood in Alexandria, for over 25 years, has already seen rent increases.
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Ms. Saleh, who earned $10 a month as a housekeeper for a family, has not worked since that family left town.
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My budget with housekeeper, rent, utilities, groceries, internet, cable TV, phone, and food for three animals is about $1,000 a month.
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Ms. Dockery, a single mother of five who was nicknamed Mekia, had worked in a factory and as a hotel housekeeper.
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Richard Simmons is doing "perfectly fine" contrary to reports he's being held hostage by his housekeeper ... at least according to cops.
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One day after her sudden death, the son of the housekeeper who discovered the 55-year-old designer's suicide has spoken out.
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His housekeeper drove him to the hospital, where he underwent a series of tests in the emergency room, according to the rep.
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she left a suicide note addressed to their only child Frances Beatrix.
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Baena is the son of Mildred Baena, Schwarzenegger's former housekeeper whom he had an affair with while still married to Maria Shriver.
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The homeowner said the housekeeper went out to a car to get her mop and that's when the homeowner heard the screaming.
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She quits college to be a good wife and mother, then finds herself a glorified housekeeper for Shirley and Stanley in Vermont.
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The woman was identified by ABC News as 53-year-old Marites Fortaliza, a housekeeper for the homeowners who lives in Queens.
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So, if you're a space enthusiast but a lazy housekeeper, this could give you an added incentive to clean those gutters.[Geology]
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Yet, they are expected to do it all (super mom, corporate employee, housekeeper, chef, etc.) without so much as a thank you.
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We also see the housekeeper count all of the bottles of alcohol in Kevin's room, meaning he didn't drink any of them.
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We also call our housekeeper; she comes once a week and I do not want her to have travel in this weather.
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According to the rep, his housekeeper drove him to the hospital where he underwent a series of tests in the emergency room.
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" At the first presidential debate Monday night, the Democratic nominee had criticized Trump for calling Machado "Miss Piggy" and a "Miss Housekeeper.
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Her hair is cropped short, and her white coat suggests she could be a doctor, a scientist, a chef, or a housekeeper.
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The median housekeeper last year made $11.37 per hour, but in some cities it can be as low as $10 an hour.
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After the Marriott chain started leaving envelopes in 160,000 rooms for housekeeper tips, tipping seemed to have increased, according to the Times.
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The housekeeper who was assigned to the floor had 20 rooms to clean and was not familiar with the hotel cleaning routine.
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Police said a housekeeper found Spade, née Katherine Noel Brosnahan, Tuesday morning in her bedroom at her Park Avenue home in Manhattan.
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She died from bronchial pneumonia on January 25, 1990 after having a final cigarette and glass of champagne, according to her housekeeper.
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When the person got to their room, it was covered in dust, the carpet was stained, and there was no housekeeper around.
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A hidden resentment may have exacerbated her poor health: Jenny probably knew that Karl had fathered a son with their longtime housekeeper.
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Melody worked as a housekeeper until she was forced to care fulltime for the girls, and her husband is a construction worker.
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According to the rep, his housekeeper drove him to the hospital, where he underwent a series of tests in the emergency room.
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We had to stop taping once or twice… They shared a housekeeper who ultimately found the bodies and reported it to police.
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Maria filed on July 1, 2011, several months after the story broke that Arnold had fathered a baby with the couple's housekeeper.
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Even though nothing will replace everyone's favorite housekeeper, the series' showrunners finally addressed the glaring lack of Rosario, played by Shelley Morrison.
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The novel is full of humor, even if an initially comic war between the cook and the housekeeper can't help turning deadly.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, Emmy was in NYC last week when the housekeeper showed up on Wednesday and everything was fine.
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Richard Simmons broke his silence to shoot down a report that his long-time housekeeper is holding him hostage in his home.
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I'd been a housekeeper for more than a decade, after coming to Chicago from Guatemala in 1989 to escape the civil war.
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She and the accompanying Times photographer would jump into housekeeper mode, cleaning the place up so it could be presentable for photographing.
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He eventually takes his new bride back to his windswept estate, REBECCA (pronounced Manderley), and introduces her to the foreboding housekeeper Mrs.
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Lily Dale avidly asks her housekeeper Clara (Harriett D. Foy, lovely) to ask Etta Doris what she knows about the Disappointment Club.
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We follow a bored-looking motel housekeeper who comes to life when she puts on her headphones and dances beautifully while she cleans.
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Our room is a bit of a disaster zone after all the cosplay, so we all leave a generous tip for the housekeeper.
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After being fired from her job as a live-in housekeeper and nanny, she was thrown out into the street with little money.
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The most significant: His revelation that he hired a housekeeper from Guatemala who was an undocumented immigrant, only to pay back taxes later.
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Puzder, the head of CKE Restaurants, admitted in a statement last week he had employed an undocumented immigrant for years as a housekeeper.
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They split in 2011 after 25 years of marriage following the revelation that the actor had fathered a child with their longtime housekeeper.
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Last year, the 69-year-old actor opened up about his relationship with his son, whose mother is Schwarzenegger's former housekeeper Mildred Baena.
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Jeff Lewis and his former housekeeper Zoila Chavez were back together on Saturday, to celebrate the third birthday of Lewis' daughter, Monroe Christine.
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On Sunday, fitness guru Richard Simmons called in to Entertainment Tonight to dispel rumors that he is being held captive by his housekeeper.
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Onar's childhood housekeeper, a woman called Nazmiye, was born in Crete and was forced to move to Turkey as part of the exchange.
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The writer also tells us a bit more about the home Beecroft shares with her children, photographer husband Federico Spadoni, and a housekeeper.
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Twenty years after secretly fathering a child with the family housekeeper, Arnold Schwarzenegger says he's still working to put the mistake behind him.
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In Snapshot, a boy named Mike contends with an ailing housekeeper who's having her memories stolen by a mysterious man with a camera.
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Walter, on the other hand, played Chessy, the Parker's longtime family friend and housekeeper — who Meredith summons with a bell in the movie.
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A 229-year-old housekeeper was trapped in the elevator of her billionaire employer's New York apartment building for three days last weekend.
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Wilson was a simple eater, and the only stand-out favorite a former housekeeper could recall beyond classic breakfast foods was chicken salad.
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Meredith, as the Parker's housekeeper Chessy (Lisa Ann Walter) explains, is the 26-year-old head of PR for Nick's (Dennis Quaid) vineyard.
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A housekeeper is located on site for residents to book cleaning services with them, so that residents are provided with consistency and trust.
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Michael's sister, Jane (Emily Mortimer), and housekeeper, Ellen (Julie Walters), look on as Mary and Jack take the tykes on a wild ride.
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" And she came with the zingers: "Hillary mopped the floor with Donald Trump like she's an undocumented Honduran housekeeper at Mar-a-Lago.
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The film follows Cleo (Aparicio) a housekeeper and caretaker who struggles through personal issues while taking care of the family she works for.
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The police report -- obtained by TMZ -- states the fight spilled into the hallway until the housekeeper could get away and call the cops.
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Joseph is the son of Mildred Baena, Schwarzenegger's former housekeeper who he had an affair with when married to ex-wife Maria Shriver.
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But in trying to defend that, Corinne made it sound like being a cleaning lady or housekeeper or other domestic worker was inferior.
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On November 29, 2014, a housekeeper discovered a guest on the 24th floor had brought multiple semi-automatic assault weapons into his room.
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According to a police source, she was discovered by a housekeeper, and had left a suicide note addressed to her only child, Frances.
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Her parents divorced in 2011 after the former governor of California admitted to fathering a child with the family housekeeper 14 years earlier.
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She worked as a housekeeper for wealthy families and because she could not afford a babysitter, she would often take me with her.
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Authorities arrived at Poche's home to find his housekeeper, Michele King, allegedly cleaning up a "considerable amount of blood," according to court records.
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Joseph is the son of Mildred Baena, Schwarzenegger's former housekeeper who he had an affair with when married to ex-wife Maria Shriver.
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Alexander chose a smaller space in a building that offers a housekeeper, grocery delivery, dry cleaning pickup, a gym, and a rooftop terrace.
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The principled Salvador steals every scene as he forces the Americans to interrogate their beliefs, and the humble housekeeper emerges as a hero.
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It is unclear how much the 10 nominations for Netflix Inc's "Roma," a foreign-language film about a Mexican housekeeper, boosted its audience.
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Ms. Radecki works as a housekeeper at the New York Marriot Downtown, a five-minute walk away from the World Trade Center station.
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Police responded after Spade was found by her housekeeper, NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said, adding that a suicide note was found.
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The only members of the working class the South Korean CEO regularly encounters are his driver, housekeeper, and two tutors for his kids.
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A housekeeper found Spade, 55, hanging from a red scarf on a bedroom door in her Park Avenue apartment around 10:30 a.m.
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Taberski cited a rumor that Simmons was being controlled by his housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, and another that Simmons was undergoing a gender transition.
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That meant hiring a housekeeper first and foremost, but we also decided to eliminate our most-dreaded chore — going to the grocery store.
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She works as a housekeeper, and she spoke through an interpreter as she sat recently at a conference table in her lawyer's office.
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The children, Miles and Flora, live with a housekeeper at Tom and Evelyn's country home, and soon Abigail moves there to join them.
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As the story goes, after her death, a mysterious housekeeper was discovered to have taken 100,000 stunning photographs of a nation in flux.
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In no small part, this failure of comprehension is why general-purpose robots like the housekeeper Rosie in "The Jetsons" remain a fantasy.
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His mother, a housekeeper who lives in New Orleans, knew only that he had been at the club and wasn't answering the phone.
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Truth moved to New York City in 1829 and became connected to Christian evangelist Elijah Pierson, for whom she worked as a housekeeper.
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Over the course of five years, the former housekeeper tended to Trump's residence -- washing his clothes, making his bed and scrubbing his toilets.
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His housekeeper, Fran (Edi Patterson) found him the next morning with a slit throat and a knife in his hand, an apparent suicide.
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In January 2011, Shriver discovered that Schwarzenegger had fathered a son during their marriage, and reports later identified his mistress as their housekeeper.
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A piece sold in 2015 came with a letter from the scientist and a note from his former housekeeper, addressed to future owners.
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Etta Mae left school after seventh grade and went to work as a housekeeper in a private home, according to the 1940 census.
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Problem is ... the housekeeper snitched -- telling the rental company Newton had been throwing multiple parties and leaving cigarette ashes all over the house.
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The estate is tended by a groundskeeper named Walter (Marcus Henderson) and a housekeeper named Georgina (Betty Gabriel), both of whom are black.
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And there's nothing you can do to prevent a housekeeper from opening the closet door and snickering at your poor taste in outerwear.
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By and large, the episode plays out as a duet between Dendrie Taylor, as the housekeeper cleaning Room 104's titular hotel room, where every episode of the series is set, and Sarah Hay, as the woman whose left-behind traces (a lipstick-lined cigarette here; a piece of mail there) lead the housekeeper to speculate as to who she is.
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As Mr. Sykes was fleeing, the authorities said, a housekeeper at the hotel discovered the bodies of Rebecca Cutler, 26, and her three daughters.
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And now Andy Puzder, President Donald Trump's nominee to run the Labor Department, stated that he and his wife had employed an undocumented housekeeper.
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And it comes as Puzder acknowledged to senators that he previously hired an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper, forcing him to pay back taxes.
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Confronted with the allegations, which Lewis' team and staff believed to be true, Chavez got fed up — directing her anger to fellow housekeeper Laura.
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In the U.S., even when people have saved well, relatively few have enough set aside to afford a housekeeper for an ocean-view apartment.
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Meanwhile, the club placed newspaper advertisements asking that applicants for housekeeper jobs have high school diplomas, a highly unusual requirement for such a position.
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"A Single Girl," a real-time study of a neophyte hotel housekeeper (Virginie Ledoyen), is the gem in these three films from the 1990s.
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No one realizes their sister is missing at first because it's assumed she went home for the holidays; the same fate befalls the housekeeper.
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It was Bryce who gave Justin a sandwich (one made by Bryce's housekeeper Marissa, still with the family apparently) when he didn't have lunch.
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The housekeeper could complain to the man's wife or partner, but Hauser said that wives are rarely sympathetic and are more likely to retaliate.
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He woke up Friday feeling ill and asked his housekeeper to go to the pharmacy and buy Narcan -- which counters the effects of opioids.
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Rockwell, the guy who sang the hit "Somebody's Watching Me" ... got dragged out of his house in handcuffs for allegedly fighting with his housekeeper.
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"She told me if I would assist her, she would poison both the Housekeeper and Mr. Kinnear by mixing poison with porridge," McDermott said.
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Afraid of the possibility of immigration raids, the housekeeper and receptionist said she's started bringing her daughter to work more often to protect her.
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Richard Simmons is suing a private investigator who allegedly put a tracking device on his housekeeper/driver's car to track the fitness guru's whereabouts.
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It was the beginning of Ramadan, and I felt self-conscious nibbling on the toddy-palm cake his housekeeper had set out for me.
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Vera, who completed her Dignita training after being trafficked to the Netherlands as a housekeeper, takes to the microphone to talk about her experience.
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A brochure quotes her housekeeper describing how "the comrade" would get down on her stomach, demonstrating the right way to dust under a bed.
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A Maryland man was found guilty Thursday of the 2000 brutal quadruple murder of a prominent Washington D.C. family and their housekeeper, PEOPLE confirms.
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According to a GoFundMe page set up to raise money for her funeral, Figueroa had planned on retiring as a housekeeper the following year.
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The subjects include the art dealer Larry Gagosian and the architect Frank Gehry, as well as Mr. Hockney's masseur, his dentist, and his housekeeper.
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"You know what to do," a middle-aged woman in a fur toque instructed her housekeeper, who had been saving a place in line.
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If a daily latte, regular facials, a housekeeper, or first-class plane tickets enhance your life without distracting from your financial goals, spend away.
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It began in Benedict Canyon, when the bodies were discovered by Winifred Chapman, the housekeeper who worked for Tate and her husband Roman Polanski.
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I instantly knew that doing hair was my passion, and when I was 0003 she hired me to be her assistant/salon receptionist/housekeeper.
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Other than daily visits from his housekeeper, he speaks to no one and spends hours excoriating himself for some recent professional mistakes in Jakarta.
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Ms. Wilkerson, who never had insurance through her longtime job as a housekeeper, relied on sporadic charity care until getting marketplace coverage in 2014.
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Based on Margaret Atwood's novel of the same name, this work of historical fiction reimagines the 1843 murders of a man and his housekeeper.
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"A Pre-Raphaelite wife was housekeeper, studio manager, costume maker and social secretary as well as model and portrait sitter," an exhibition text reads.
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"The whole community is hurting," said Theresa Germain, a housekeeper who retired months before the storms and worked on the resort about 35 years.
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Jack Simpson, 65, a retired housekeeper who worked at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, worries that new development will force him out.
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But a complex legal battle ensued among the Baldwin family, relatives of Ms. Faure and a woman who had worked as Ms. Faure's housekeeper.
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Her live-in boyfriend, Peter Lewis, said he never tried it, as did their housekeeper, Julia Alvarez, who often takes Harry for his walks.
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Conservative publications, including National Review and Breitbart, had also expressed resistance, zeroing in on Mr. Puzder's employment of an undocumented immigrant as his housekeeper.
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Her housekeeper leaves little handmade baskets full of flowers and fragrant incense around her home and pool, leaving it smelling fresh throughout the year.
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A piece that sold in 2015 came with a letter from the scientist and a note from his former housekeeper, addressed to future owners.
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In April, Sajudin told CNN he claims to have knowledge of a relationship Trump had with his former housekeeper that resulted in a child.
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Consumers are far more likely to go out of their way to find a leading physician than they are a great housekeeper or taxi driver.
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Chester Bennington's housekeeper cried and screamed in the background as a driver for the Linkin Park frontman made the 911 call to report his suicide.
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The 45-year-old immigrant from Guatemala worked for more than five years as a housekeeper at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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A Southern California man was arrested Wednesday in connection to the deaths of his parents and their housekeeper in their gated community in Newport Beach.
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It then continues, checking in with Simmons inner circle (Taberski tracks down his masseuse, housekeeper and publicist), longtime friends and people he's mentored and coached.
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Feeling super lazy and don't want to mess up the dishes our housekeeper just did, so I make myself some toast with the leftover groceries.
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We don't know anything about this housekeeper, or his biological father; they're meant to be ancillary, used only to drive a wedge between the Shepherds.
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A housekeeper discovered her, according to a police source, and she apparently left a suicide note, though its contents are not known at this time.
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Grenier, at age 38, took her company public and made the Jetson's vision of a robot housekeeper a reality in the form of the Roomba.
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Rockwell can rest easy ... prosecutors are no longer watching him because they've rejected the case against him for allegedly hitting his housekeeper ... over a sandwich.
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Toward the end of her life, she had a housekeeper, she had her assistant, and her child, and I think that was pretty much it.
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The cover story went far beyond the entertainment industry, interviewing a lobbyist, a journalist, a strawberry picker, a housekeeper, an engineer, and a state senator.
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"I think it's a good thing he's coming," said Fort McMurray housekeeper Maureen Pearce at a supply center for evacuees in Lac La Biche, Alberta.
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He withdrew himself from consideration last month after he began to lost Republican support as well for once hiring an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... the former IFBB World Champion was discovered by a housekeeper in the bathtub of her L.A. home on October 29.
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My housekeeper comes in and she dusts the Oscar carefully and she often says to me, 'Donna, Oscar looks so lonely, he needs a friend!
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This comes after Puzder on Tuesday admitted to hiring the housekeeper, but he said he was not aware of her immigration status at the time.
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Because, duh: Everything we came to learn about Pat — the film's virtual housekeeper with a killer bouffant and ruby red lips — seemed pretty damn awesome.
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"The Butler and the Housekeeper"They may have just tied the knot this season, but there was always something between Mr. Carson and Mrs. Hughes.
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Camille reaches for it to cut an apple — Adora immediately interferes and hands the utensil to their housekeeper, Gayla (Emily Nancy), who knowingly accepts it.
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The White House is also home to nearly 100 permanent residents including maids, cooks, a plumber, a florist, and a head housekeeper, according to GoBankingRates.
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As angry as you might be, remember that the consequences for the housekeeper could be grave: She stands to lose not one job, but two.
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The entrepreneurial Lopakhin (Harold Perrineau), whose father was a serf, has kind of a thing for Ranevskaya's housekeeper and adopted daughter, Varya (Celia Keenan-Bolger).
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Amy Savopoulos calls her husband, Savvas, telling him to come home to watch their son Philip because she has plans, according to housekeeper Nelitza Gutierrez.
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She moved up the ranks from a housekeeper to a manager at a hotel, where she has been working for more than 25 years now.
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Alma Quiroz is a housekeeper at the Edgewater Hotel in Seattle, one of the country's biggest hotspots for COVID-19, commonly known as the coronavirus.
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Now raised by her family's butler and housekeeper, Scarlett is angst-ridden over whether she will ever be a great monster slayer like her parents.
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But the Las Vegas police, the F.B.I. and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigated the case after a housekeeper discovered the weapons.
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I just knew that I wasn't to open the door to anyone in uniform, and that there were certain bus stops our housekeeper, Juana, avoided.
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On today's episode: Victorina Morales, a former housekeeper at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. Miriam Jordan, who covers immigration for The Times.
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The Browns take him home to 22008 Windsor Gardens and give him a new life that includes their children, Judy and Jonathan; their housekeeper, Mrs.
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Well, it's not long before the Downton crew are locking up Mr. Backstairs, drugging the chef and dismissing the palace housekeeper with a single Mrs.
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In order to attend school full time, I work two days as a housekeeper making just enough money to eat and barely pay my bills.
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Sajudin stood by his claim in a statement Thursday, saying that he wasn't allowed to criticize a housekeeper because she had a child with Trump.
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I asked them to send up a toothbrush kit and deodorant, and the housekeeper knocked on my door with both in less than a minute.
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Here's why ... Carlton claims she recently noticed some expensive jewelry her husband David bought her over the years was disappearing ... and the housekeeper had access.
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Gebbia tells us the housekeeper returned after the 2 weeks away and asked for her job back, but the family decided to let her go.
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In recent years until her death, she worked as a housekeeper for a hotel in Manhattan, near the United Nations, Ms. Paul, her sister, said.
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The housekeeper ran downstairs to the building's main floor to tell the building's superintendent ... who, we're told ... rushed upstairs, cut the scarf and attempted CPR.
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She ends up finding a new home as the housekeeper in the Soma family home, where her popular classmate, Yuki, lives with his older cousin Shigure.
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Barry Crane, a popular director and world class bridge player, was found dead by his housekeeper in his Studio City, California, garage on July 5, 1985.
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Judah Samet, a member of the Tree of Life congregation for 54 years, is almost always on time for services, but his housekeeper had delayed him.
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Among the snags: Puzder's reportedly contentious divorce, some questionable business practices and labor ethics stances, and, oh yeah, the fact that he employed an undocumented housekeeper.
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He got a job as a weekend housekeeper at NYU Langone's Tisch Hospital when he was 17 to help his mom take care of the family.
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In 25, a housekeeper at the upscale Sofitel hotel in Manhattan accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn, then the leader of the International Monetary Fund, of sexual assault.
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Kinnear is in an illicit relationship with his housekeeper, Nancy (Anna Paquin), who has hired Grace so there's another woman in the house (people do gossip).
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She has been looking for a job as a part-time housekeeper in Jakarta after her former bosses left for South America a few weeks ago.
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The 26-year-old indigenous actress stars as the housekeeper, Cleo, in Alfonso Cuarón's latest movie, based on the director's life growing up in Mexico City.
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Artificial-intelligence (AI) researchers can only laugh when asked about the prospect of an intelligent HAL, Terminator or Rosie (the sassy robot housekeeper in "The Jetsons").
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A decade ago, Dominique Strauss-Kahn was forced out as the leader of the International Monetary Fund after being accused of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper.
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In fact, it took seven or eight years before Arnold Schwarzenegger learned that he had fathered a son, now 18, with his former housekeeper, Mildred Baena.
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Obviously, Midge is witnessing Abe and Rose's post-sex routine, even though the Weissmans are mumbling something about Zelda The Housekeeper (Matilda Szydagis) being at fault.
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While she's in her room, I look up Bloody Mary recipes for a boozy brunch we're having at my apartment tomorrow and chat with the housekeeper.
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In the Middle East, she said she worked 20-hour days, seven days a week, as an unpaid housekeeper, under lock and key for five years.
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"I want my friend back in my life the way he used to be," says Jones, who has to rely on Simmons' housekeeper Reveles for updates.
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For example, in some spots, a budget of $2500,2300 a month can get you luxuries like a housekeeper, dining out on a regular basis and vacations.
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You also don't want to pay for a housekeeper, but you don't mind splurging a little to eliminate one weekly chore from your to-do list.
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Side note: In the book, Stephanie also doesn't have to pretend to be a housekeeper/saleswoman and exploit an old woman's dementia to visit Emily's mom.
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The Richard they knew was also prone to bouts of depression, cooked his housekeeper breakfast every morning, and refused to open up about his personal life.
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She filed for divorce in 2011 after 25 years of marriage after the actor's public admission that he fathered a child with the couple's longtime housekeeper.
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" Secondly, that he was "being held hostage by his housekeeper who was controlling Mr. Simmons, taking advantage of his weak mental state and engaging in witchcraft.
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Earlier this month, Puzder admitted he and his wife had employed an undocumented person as a housekeeper and had to pay back taxes as a result.
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Police said a housekeeper found Spade, who was mother to 13-year-old daughter Frances Beatrix, in the bedroom at her Park Avenue home in Manhattan.
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The senators' refusal to weigh in on Puzder came a day after the CKE Restaurants CEO admitted to once employing an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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We're also told the only person who was supposed to have access to Christine's crib was the housekeeper, and there was no sign of forced entry.
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Prosecutors alleged that Wint, who had previously worked at Savvas' business American Iron Works, was hopelessly broke and killed the family and housekeeper out of greed.
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My housekeeper was coming today and I dashed off a check to her before rushing into the car to get to my meetings in the city.
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It would be wise, he said, to quiz a potential housekeeper on how she might clean, for example, a hardwood floor without stripping it of varnish.
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She now has a work permit, she said, earns about $14.75 an hour as a housekeeper at the Trump International and is applying for permanent residency.
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Ms. Reynolds, who goes by Lavish on Facebook, identifies herself on her page as a native of Chicago who works as a housekeeper at a hotel.
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They married and, two years later, moved to Tulare, where Senovia raised five boys and supplemented the family's income by working part time as a housekeeper.
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In 2013, a housekeeper who worked for both Lesin and his son filed suit against both men and their wives for various violations of labor law.
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For 49 years, Ms. Severino commuted from Palmal Grande — close to Altamira, where she was born and raised — to Santo Domingo to work as a housekeeper.
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In one interview, Branson laughingly told of a new housekeeper on the island who wanted to institute a rule barring romantic relationships between employees and visitors.
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For example, a 52-year-old housekeeper from Mexico, herself a legal resident, had signed up for federally subsidized insurance for two years through Bouton's organization.
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"I was so self-conscious about the nanny and the housekeeper that I didn't want them to hear me screaming in the living room," West said.
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His grandmother, who every two weeks sent him $15, two-thirds of what she made as a housekeeper, took him to visit all her friends, beaming.
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Then it emerged that Ms. Whitman, the former chief executive of eBay, had employed an undocumented housekeeper for nearly a decade, before firing her in 2009.
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Ms. Feinstein had employed a Guatemalan housekeeper who entered the country legally in 1979 with a permit to work at the Guatemalan consulate in San Francisco.
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"I was so self-conscious about the nanny and the housekeeper that I didn't want them to hear me screaming in the living room," Kanye said.
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"We heard that some guests felt the hotel was demanding tips for us," Blanca Guerrero, a housekeeper at the Santa Monica Marriott, said through a translator.
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Finally, Vo brought out flower arrangements from several private rooms; those spaces were left specially for his housekeeper, Ana Maria, for as long as she lives.
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Among those in the free black community of Baltimore who embraced Fred and propelled him toward freedom was his wife-to-be, the housekeeper Anna Murray.
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About halfway through, the rich family's former housekeeper (Lee Jung Eun) — who has been pushed out by the newcomers — rings the doorbell on a rainy night.
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But even setting aside the question of color, the housekeeper declared that it clearly failed to meet the regulations and its slanting tufts were a disgrace.
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In Mr. Maillot's time-traveling production, the Housekeeper (Yanina Parienko), chic and sexy, comes onstage in front of the curtain in modern dress before the overture.
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He has a yen for all things Native American, and there's a brief prick of unease as the new tutor is shown around by a housekeeper.
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A housekeeper found Crane's body in the garage of his home on July 5, 1985, wrapped in bedsheets with a telephone cord wrapped around his neck.
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But just when the Kims think they're on top of the world, an unexpected visitor, the old housekeeper (Lee Jeong-eun), drops by to retrieve something.
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His mother was a housekeeper for a wealthy family on Park Avenue; his father was a tailor and owned a dry-cleaning shop for a time.
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Later in the day, a spokeswoman for Disney said she misheard the question and has other employees whom she pays less, though she pays her housekeeper $75,000.
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The show revolves around architect Mike Brady, his wife, Carol, the three boys and three girls they each brought to the marriage – and their beloved housekeeper, Alice.
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The black-and-white drama, which was distributed by Netflix Inc, revolves around Cleo, an indigenous Mexican housekeeper who displays courage in the face of serious challenges.
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Simmons' housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, called LAPD detective Kevin Becker to help with the paparazzi as Simmons arrived back at his West Hollywood home, hidden under a blanket.
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Roma: About $3.8 million Tied for most nominations with The Favourite, Roma is set in 1970 and 1971 and is a semi-autobiographical story about a housekeeper.
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According to a police source, Kate was discovered by a housekeeper, and she apparently left a suicide note, though its contents are not known at this time.
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Vuong works with Abby Lawlor, of the Local 8 union, to organize her thoughts on her experience as a housekeeper ahead of the protest on June 27.
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Hoffman was nominated for the outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or movie Emmy for her turn as Joan Crawford's housekeeper Mamacita on FX series Feud.
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Our nanny, Laney; weekend babysitter, Samantha (and her awesome boyfriend Mansai); my dear friend and assistant, Erica; and our housekeeper, Irma, are also queens in our village.
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Aged 17, she was working as housekeeper when she was offered a job as a nanny in Los Angeles and promised a salary of $150 a month.
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In the episode, Mauro Oliveira – a longtime friend and former masseuse – repeated his shocking allegations that Simmons, 68, is being held hostage by his housekeeper, Teresa Reveles.
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She also randomly says to herself, "I'm getting too fat," so we can assume the housekeeper had yet to realize she was with child at this point.
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Even if you encrypt your hard drive, a malicious actor with physical access to your computer (say, a hotel housekeeper of dubious morals) can compromise your machine.
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The last 12 months have been rough -- not long after David filed to divorce Carlton, she was sued by her housekeeper who claimed Carlton drunkenly attacked her.
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So these are jobs like retail work, fast food, cleaning, work in the hospitality industry like hotel housekeeper, jobs in nursing assistance, and home health care jobs.
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Ms. Bruce, a 50-year-old housekeeper at Circus Circus who planned to caucus for the first time this year, said she was unmoved by the argument.
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He said his mother would sometimes work at fast food restaurants or as a hotel housekeeper to add to what her husband earned as a truck driver.
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They also killed the priests' housekeeper and her 13-year-old daughter and then left a note claiming the murders were carried out by left-wing guerrillas.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Mexican film "Roma," about a housekeeper in a middle-class family in the 1970s, won the Oscar on Sunday for best foreign language film.
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Silver Swan Recruitment is looking for a person to be a sort of full-time caretaker and housekeeper and sometimes vegan cook, according to the job listing.
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"Yeah, I always got on better with the cleaners than I did with my parents," says Jimmy's girlfriend, Flick, speaking of her well-off family's Polish housekeeper.
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"Roma," a black-and-white, Spanish-language film about a housekeeper in Mexico, will start playing in cinemas in Los Angeles, New York and Mexico on Nov.
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So after a racist incident, when the white, motherless 14-year-old Lily (Elizabeth Teeter) rescues her black housekeeper, Rosaleen, by literally removing her shackles, you wince.
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This gives Mr. Sorkin room to expand the roles of the two main black characters Atticus deals with: his client Tom (Gbenga Akinnagbe) and his housekeeper, Calpurnia.
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The movie's central character, Cleo, is a housekeeper of Mixtec heritage (one of Mexico's largest indigenous groups) who works for an affluent family in 210s Mexico City.
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The black characters — Robinson and the family's housekeeper, Calpurnia — are mostly there as figures onto which the white people around them can project various thoughts and feelings.
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Needing to find work, she lasted three days as a frazzled housekeeper and, through a printer friend, was hired as a secretary at the Karl Nierendorf gallery.
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The son of a housekeeper who lived in quarters for support staff at the embassy in New Delhi was detained in connection with the assault, officials said.
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A year after taking office, he was faulted by some for dropping charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a French politician accused of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper.
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Jo writes the plays that the rest of them perform for an audience that includes various toys, their mother (Laura Dern) and Hannah (Jayne Houdyshell), the housekeeper.
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In Connecticut, he acted out in school and turned Fs into As on his report cards, while his mother worked as a housekeeper and a nursing assistant.
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Ms. Murray said that the revelation about Mr. Puzder's housekeeper, which emerged only last week, was ironic considering Mr. Trump's promises to crack down on illegal immigration.
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She grew up in an upper-middle-class household in a tony suburb in the South where she was raised more by the housekeeper than her parents.
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But if you're making $0003 an hour as a hotel housekeeper in Cincinnati or Houston or New Orleans, yeah, you need something to help lift yourself up.
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As first reported by Marie Claire, the British royal family is looking for a housekeeper to maintain Windsor Castle, the residence of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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In "Girl, Stop Apologizing," Ms. Hollis included an entire chapter on asking for help, where she discussed employing a nanny, an assistant and a full-time housekeeper.
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The Housekeeper: Love, Death, and Prizefighting chronicles the many struggles of his young life, including injuries, drug addiction, and the tragic death of his girlfriend in 2013.
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In the suit, Pobre says his company warned Newton to cut out the funny business -- and Cam responded by telling the housekeeper to quit diming him out.
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She had traveled to Nepal, where she was born and raised, from Hartford, Connecticut, where she now lives with her two children and works as a housekeeper.
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He woke up Friday AM feeling ill and asked his housekeeper to go to the pharmacy to buy Narcan, which blocks the effects of an opioid overdose.
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According to local ABC and Fox affiliates, the woman is a housekeeper in her 50s who was working at one of her clients' homes when she was attacked.
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The reunited detectives locate a former Hoyt kitchen maid/housekeeper and she reveals that Hoyt's daughter, Isabelle, lost her husband and daughter in a car crash in 1977.
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When Ellen walks into her father and stepmother's home, she's greeted by Rosa, a woman who's presumably the family's housekeeper and is surprised that she's back so soon.
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You know, a man is staying in a hotel room, and he says, 'I need some extra towels,' and then when the housekeeper walks in, they expose themselves.
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For the past week, the Miami housekeeper and nanny can't stop imagining the moment she might be picked by ICE officers and sent back to her native Nicaragua.
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She shows up in his life again in the second installment of the trilogy to slash Anastasia's car — and her own wrists, in front of Christian's housekeeper. Whew.
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The inn's owner, Bruce O'Connell, told the Associated Press that Ellis, of Seminole, Florida, worked as a cook and Pendergraft, from Asheville, North Carolina, worked as a housekeeper.
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On June 5, Kate's family, friends and fans were shocked to learn a housekeeper arrived to find Kate alone and unresponsive in the bedroom of her Manhattan apartment.
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"And when I said 'nanny,' I said it in a way to not call her a cleaning lady or a housekeeper, because I care about her," she explained.
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Teensy, the housekeeper who helped bring her up, now looks after her twins, Penelope and Justin, allowing Lu to run successfully for her father's old job as prosecutor.
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He faced intense criticism after allegations of domestic abuse by his ex-wife emerged, as well as a revelation that he employed an undocumented immigration as a housekeeper.
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Archie Bunker ("All in the Family") was a white foreman in Queens; Florida Evans ("Good Times") was a sporadically unemployed black housekeeper in Chicago's Near North Side projects.
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The novel makes too much use of shopworn archetypes—a seductive housekeeper, a self-sacrificing prostitute—but Altan deftly pushes the tropes of detective fiction into existentialist territory.
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The hospital went on lockdown after a housekeeper alerted administrators that a person with a firearm was in the back parking lot, the hospital's CEO Michelle Oxford said.
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The 1993 film followed a family coping with their parents' divorce (Robin Williams and Sally Field) until the father disguises himself as a housekeeper to see his children.
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Released on parole in 1916 as a housekeeper for John Fitzgerald, a cattle-dealer in Western Sydney, Jessie learned how to sell cattle of dubious ownership (read: stolen).
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She had a swimming pool and a housekeeper, luxuries that were unheard-of in Ms. Winfrey's childhood in rural Mississippi, where her teenage mother worked as a maid.
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Sandra Diaz, a former housekeeper who worked at the club between 2010 and 2013, scrubbed the future president's toilets, washed his sheets and towels, and ironed his clothes.
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The housekeeper can watch "The Crown," but only the mistress of the penthouse can see the musical sensation that has won 11 Tony Awards on her own schedule.
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But she took a theater course, which transformed her; after she played Berenice, the housekeeper, in Carson McCullers's "The Member of the Wedding," she was overcome with excitement.
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Pay varies by city, as do the proposed settlements, but a housekeeper at Ms. Garcia's hotel, the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani, makes about $22 an hour, Ms. Gumpert said.
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When multiple guests checkout, the 30 minutes that a housekeeper might get to prepare a standard room isn't enough to safely deal with the backlog, Ms. Gumpert said.
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One summer afternoon, when I was 8 or maybe 9 — this was in the late 1950s — our housekeeper, Cleo, took my brother, Neil, and me to Coney Island.
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John recalled that Jackson, who wouldn't eat anything, dismissed himself from the table, and they found him later on with their housekeeper and her 11-year-old son.
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HOUSEKEEPER Pushing a heavy cart of cleaning and room supplies, lifting mattresses and bending over tubs and toilets is probably the most physically demanding job in the hotel.
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He's come under fire from the left over his labor practices and from the right after he disclosed that he once hired an illegal immigrant as a housekeeper.
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The 44-year-old grew up in Mexico and has lived in Las Vegas for two decades, working at the MGM Grand as a housekeeper and casino porter.
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"Reparations don't matter," said Courtney Broxton, a housekeeper walking with her 8-year-old son along the desolate main street, past a storefront plastered with Sanders campaign signs.
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Its object is his father, Henry (Geoffrey Rush), owner of the town's recently shuttered sawmill and imminent bridegroom to his significantly younger and absurdly gorgeous housekeeper (Anna Torv).
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In order to establish themselves in the Parks' home, the Kims have to oust the housekeeper, Moon-gwang, who returns one rainy night when the Parks are away.
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Queen Elizabeth is hiring a housekeeper at Windsor Castle, but interviewees will have to spot a dead fly hidden in plain sight to be in with a chance.
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He called 911 and paramedics showed up to check him out but he didn't want them taking him to the hospital by ambulance, so his housekeeper drove him.
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Jonas Junius, the Namibian flag bearer, was arrested under similar circumstances — allegedly assaulting a Brazilian housekeeper in the Olympic village — earlier Monday according to Al Jazeera and the BBC.
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Chappelle accomplished this with a daring joke, telling us that he was staying in a Trump hotel and when the housekeeper walked in his room, he grabbed her genitals.
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On one hand, it's disappointing to have more proof that your dream of owning a competent robotic housekeeper isn't going to materialize for at least a few more decades.
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Jannard says the first time his housekeeper found Terry Purifoy having a naked soak in the spa -- and another time Purifoy broke in and really made himself at home.
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Today: a housekeeper and stay-at-home mom who makes $880 per month ($3,482 when combined with her husband) and spends some of her money this week on pizza.
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Ms. Romero, 48, crossed the border illegally two decades ago and raised four children in Atlanta, juggling jobs as a housekeeper, dishwasher and laundromat attendant, sometimes all at once.
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Diggs' character is also from Crenshaw originally and now lives in Beverly Hills with his white wife, Latina housekeeper, and two biracial children who also attend the high school.
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The first film deals with the two families: the impoverished Kims, who plan to infiltrate the wealthy Parks by each posing as a tutor, a driver, and a housekeeper.
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Even the most optimistic tech evangelist would concede that we're a long way from getting help from the likes of Rosie, the superbly efficient robotic housekeeper in The Jetsons.
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"We are here to do our jobs and provide incredible, world-class customer service for our guests," Maria Landeros, a housekeeper at the MGM Grand, told the Culinary Union.
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She said that her husband's treatment of her, including scolding her in front of their housekeeper and ignoring her over a meal, amounted to unreasonable behaviour, grounds for divorce.
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Iris Acosta, an Honduran with TPS who works as a housekeeper at The W Los Angeles - West Beverly Hills, said she cried when a friend told her the news.
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A housekeeper or nanny who is directly hired by a family has no one to complain to if she is harassed, and likely has no witnesses to the behavior.
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The first was in 2015, when Dino Sajudin, a former doorman at Trump Tower, told AMI that Trump had fathered a child with Trump's former housekeeper, according to Farrow.
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According to the auction site, the piece was purchased from a second-hand shop in 1994 after being brought there by a housekeeper working for one of Diana's friends.
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"She didn't object to secret adultery, but when a guy was two-timing a sick wife, she objected to that —strongly," her housekeeper Rene Jordan said in the book.
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Puzder has said he fired the housekeeper and paid back taxes, but that incident has drawn criticism from conservatives, who have questioned whether he would fully enforce immigration laws.
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Their house, spacious and decorated with the tasteful minimalism of a boutique hotel, is guarded by security, and staffed by two Filipino women who serve as nanny and housekeeper.
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Diaz is now a legal U.S. resident, while Morales was terminated from her job as a housekeeper in the aftermath of a New York Times report revealing her status.
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But he did not see them much and mostly lived under the watch of a housekeeper, who Musk said was mainly there to make sure he didn't break anything.
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Each week, an InnovAge housekeeper changes the sheets on her bed, launders her clothes and cleans her apartment, a service provided to those unable to tidy their own homes.
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The architect himself rarely visits, and there are few guests, but just knowing it is there — high-concept and perfect, and tended to by his housekeeper Olga — delights him.
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Miloni shares a close bond with her family's live-in housekeeper, and their conversations before bedtime succinctly reveal another way in which hierarchy casually plays out in the everyday.
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Maggie Smith's turn as the strict, shrewd housekeeper is iconic, but it's the shots of Mary's secret garden awakening and coming into flower that are most evocative and thrilling.
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The president has prioritized border security and protecting American jobs, but The Times reported last week that his New Jersey golf course employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Awaiting her was an elaborate ecosystem catering to pregnant women from China, including a spacious "baby house" where she spent four months, attended to by a Mandarin-speaking housekeeper.
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This is not in itself an unusual strategy: Think of all the historical fiction involving the great man's butler, the queen's housekeeper, the overlooked minor bystander speaking at last.
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In Colombia, Ms. Fernández found a job as a housekeeper in the city of Barranquilla, and she began to send money home every two weeks, about $35 a month.
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In Colombia, Ms. Fernández found a job as a housekeeper in the city of Barranquilla, and she began to send money home every two weeks, about $35 a month.
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The groom's mother retired as a housekeeper in Manhattan, where she was also the treasurer of the local chapter of the Legion of Mary, an association of Catholic laity.
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It's stunning in terms of both its depth and subtlety when it comes to the relationship between a writer and her housekeeper who is stoic, imaginative and intensely prideful.
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After years of caring for a fully paralyzed elderly man, she had recently begun working as a housekeeper for a family with two sons in Yehud, in central Israel.
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They were concerned about a slew of accusations that had surfaced recently, ranging from Mr. Puzder's business record to his employment of an undocumented housekeeper to his 1988 divorce.
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On weeknights at their apartment, the Guevaras — Jesus and Margot, and their children, Eva, bottom left, and Dana — eat a dinner prepared by their housekeeper, who also does cleanup.
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She had a long career onstage and on film and TV. But she found her greatest fame late in life, as a stern housekeeper on a hit HBO series.
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The hitch: The house you remember — the kitchen where the housekeeper Alice made pork chops, the entry where Carol Brady would greet her husband Mike after work — never existed.
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Series star Tony Danza shut down talk of playing housekeeper Tony Micelli once again, and said his firm "No" was due to the death of co-star Katherine Helmond.
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Margarita Voskresensky, the matriarch, complains to her husband, Georgiy, a biologist of some value to the government, about having to cook a chicken without the help of their housekeeper.
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Bebe Saldana, 31, a housekeeper walking by the grassy corner where the building will rise, said that she would like to get to know some of the L.G.B.T. seniors.
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"The entire time Garbo was there, my housekeeper, who loved the movies, had no idea who she really was," Mr. Richardson recently recalled at dinner in his Manhattan loft.
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Toyota's nursing aide Robina, modeled after Rosie the cartoon robot housekeeper in "The Jetsons," is part of a line of robots designed to care for the world's aging population.
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" In a statement, he elaborated, "I was instructed not to criticize President Trump's former housekeeper due to a prior relationship she had with President Trump which produced a child.
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In the podcast, Mauro Oliveira, a former assistant, masseuse and travel partner of Simmons, claimed that the fitness expert is being held hostage at home by his housekeeper, Teresa Reveles.
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Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ), who has invited Victorina Morales, an unauthorized immigrant from Guatemala who worked for five years as a housekeeper at Trump's New Jersey golf club. Rep.
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On a May afternoon last year, Westin Seattle housekeeper Minh Vuong was doing something she'd done dozens of times daily for years: lifting a hotel mattress to make the bed.
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The housekeeper&aposs statement to police was released Wednesday by police after a court battle by The Associated Press and other media organizations to obtain public records about the Oct.
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My mom and aunt are at my apartment doing a deep clean because I won't be able to do housework for a few weeks, and S. isn't the best housekeeper.
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Whether you have a nanny, cook or housekeeper, and you paid that person at least $2,100 in 2018, then you're responsible for reporting and paying Social Security and Medicare taxes.
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To escape him, she takes a job under housekeeper Nancy Montgomery (Anna Paquin), working as a maid for Thomas Kinnear (Paul Gross) on his farm in the middle of nowhere.
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The housekeeper told authorities that since arriving in the United States in November, she had been forbidden to leave the apartment on her own except to take out the trash.
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She woke up last night, screaming While the uneasy mix of panic and preparation weeks ago felt like a hurricane, there was one notable difference for the housekeeper in Miami.
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A housekeeper in California was the target of thousands of honey bees in an attack that left her hospitalized and in critical condition, the Orange County Fire Authority tells PEOPLE.
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In September, after Clinton cited Trump's reference to 1996 Miss Universe Alicia Machado as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeper" during their first presidential debate, Trump said in a 3 a.m.
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"It's not uncommon for us to rely on chefs who are about to throw away food to give us something in the evening," one anonymous housekeeper told the news outlet.
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Of those who do, 21% tip the housekeeper, 22% tip for room service, 53% tip the valet, 25% tip the porter, and just 21% hand anything over to the concierge.
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Kate Spade2018 Kate Spade was found by her housekeeper on Tuesday, hanged by a scarf she had allegedly tied to a doorknob, according to a New York Police Department source.
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One, who grew up with a live-in housekeeper, only started cleaning her room in her 20s, after moving in with her best friend, who nearly fled from her slovenliness.
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" She wrote that she planned to continue doing the things she had to do as a mother and housekeeper, but to "flush them up to consciousness, exhibit them, as Art.
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The report shows a housekeeper told authorities she saw an open laptop surrounded by papers when she was cleaning the room, but never saw guns or bullets in the room.
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Paraiti (Whirimako Black) has become a respected healer and midwife versed in Maori medicine, so renowned that Maraea (Rachel House), the Maori housekeeper for a landowner's wife, enlists her help.
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De Soto works as a hotel housekeeper in suburban Detroit, a job that doesn't offer health benefits (she also sells homemade tamales on the street to bring in extra income).
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She worked as a housekeeper—she still does—and, after inviting friends for dinner, she quickly gained a reputation among the expatriates for making the best Honduran food in town.
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Her mother, Gladys (Elliott) Bath, worked as a housekeeper and, Dr. Bath often said, sparked her interest in science by buying her a chemistry set when she was a girl.
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His ambitions unraveled that year after he was accused of sexually assaulting a female housekeeper at a Manhattan hotel, charges that were soon dropped amid doubts about the woman's credibility.
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Mr. Limonov's fortunes changed later in the decade when he was hired as a housekeeper by Peter Sprague, who was co-chairman of the carmaker Aston Martin at the time.
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Juana Melara, a housekeeper in Southern California, believes a panic button could have gotten her out of a frightening situation several years ago when she was working in Cerritos, Calif.
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Dannel P. Malloy and the state's two senators joined in public support for the woman, Nury Chavarria, a housekeeper who has four American-born children, including one with cerebral palsy.
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Land's book comes as director Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma," a film told from the point of view of a young Mexican housekeeper, is up for 10 Academy Awards, including best picture.
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Her beloved housekeeping duties are taken from her, as Iza doesn't like her mother's heavy cooking and has hired an excellent housekeeper named Terez to take care of them both.
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She tells me that she doesn't work tomorrow, so I give her a tip today even though I normally leave a housekeeper tip on the last day of my stay.
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Her campaign was also marred by allegations Whitman underpaid a former housekeeper, Nicky Diaz Santillan, and then fired her for being an undocumented immigrant when she entered the gubernatorial race.
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A replica of the intersection — made to look as it did in the early 1970s — appears in the film when the lead character, the housekeeper, Cleo, runs after the children.
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As the housekeeper, Anna Maxwell Martin turns Christie's bland, nervous character into a twitchy masterpiece of Grand Guignol; she could easily be on vacation from the house in Crimson Peak.
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The housekeeper who discovered Kate Spade 's suicide considered the fashion icon her "best friend" and even went on vacations with her to Napa Valley, the worker's son told The Post.
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Taking the children to granny's house also means that the royal couple can give nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo and their housekeeper at Anmer Hall some time off over the festive season.
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She wasn't just depicting Trump as a creep who "hangs around beauty pageants" and who insults women (he called Machado "Miss Piggy") and Hispanic immigrants (he also called her "Miss Housekeeper").
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Depp, on the other hand submitted 23 names on his list of witnesses, according to the documents obtained by People — including Depp's ex-wife Vanessa Paradis, Heard's housekeeper and Heard's publicist.
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Still, Chris is unnerved by the alternating aggression and beaming artificiality of the Armitages' black housekeeper and groundskeeper, Walter and Georgina (Marcus Henderson and Betty Gabriel, who deliver memorably eerie performances).
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Schwarzenegger, who was married to Maria Shriver at the time, continued to employ the housekeeper at the family home, and quietly began providing additional financial support to her and their son.
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Michael and the children — Anabel (Pixie Davies), Georgie (Joel Dawson), and John (Nathanael Saleh) — along with their housekeeper, Ellen (Julie Walters), live in the big house at 17 Cherry Tree Lane.
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Majeed, 44, and Abbas, 38, were arrested this month on charges they forced their housekeeper to work up to 18 hours a day without pay in their San Diego-area apartment.
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Critics have raised concerns from how Puzder treated fast-food workers to questions about his former marriage and divorce proceedings and his own admission that he hired an illegal immigrant housekeeper.
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Bennington, 20173, was found dead in his Palos Verdes Estates home on July 20 by a housekeeper — the L.A. County Coroner's Office confirmed to PEOPLE days later that Bennington committed suicide.
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"I'm not an educated person but I am beginning to understand the government has done something very wrong," 38-year-old housekeeper Ana Cuave told Reuters in a rundown Maputo suburb.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Lesin stepped down from Gazprom Media, traveled frequently to Los Angeles and had remained out of public view until a housekeeper found his body in the hotel room.
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Spade, 55, hanged herself and was found by her housekeeper at her home on Park Avenue on Manhattan's Upper East Side, the New York Daily News reported, citing unnamed police officials.
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Critic score: 26%Synopsis: "Mary Reilly" tells the classic story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from the perspective of the housekeeper (Roberts), who harbors a secret infatuation with the doctor.
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His most prominent case was representing an African-born hotel housekeeper, Nafissatou Diallo, who accused the French politician Dominique Strauss-Kahn of raping her in a Manhattan hotel room in 2011.
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Set in Mexico City in the early 1970s, "Roma" tells the story of a middle-class family held together by a live-in nanny and housekeeper played by actress Yalitza Aparicio.
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I think I can trace it back to when I was a little girl and my father came home late, after getting lost trying to give our housekeeper a ride home.
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She worked as a live-in housekeeper, and sometimes, she said, her employers refused to pay her salary, claiming the food and shelter they provided during the week was enough compensation.
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When Bono refused an invitation to write a song and record it with the tenor, Mr. Pavarotti made friends with Bono's Italian housekeeper, who then pestered her boss until he succumbed.
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Neni is a Cameroonian immigrant, an aspiring pharmacist who's earning some extra money by working as a temporary housekeeper for a wealthy family that also employs her husband as a chauffeur.
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For instance, in an early scene, little Josh taunts the family's Asian housekeeper by referring to her as "Charlie," the derogatory nickname American soldiers called the Viet Cong, and — get this!
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She made sure they performed community service, while juggling her own volunteer work and helping to run her husband's small hardwood flooring business, without the aid of a housekeeper or nanny.
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Shantae Young began a job as a housekeeper at a hotel in November, around the same time the city notified her that she and her children were eligible for permanent shelter.
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Ashley Rew, a 44-year-old housekeeper in the city, said hotels lost hundreds of bookings after a college football game was moved from Jacksonville to Tallahassee because of the storm.
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Well, I realized that my own life was sort of magical compared to my fake life as a waitress or a hotel housekeeper or whatever I was doing at the time.
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In their absence, the Kims bring out the booze, kick back and take over the house, a break that's cut short when the old housekeeper returns, bringing a surprise with her.
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Ms. Germain, the housekeeper and local union representative, said when she started working at the resort in the 1980s, staffers had a sense of pride but that diminished under new management.
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The book kept me in tears from a moment halfway through, when, on Terez's birthday, the mother leaves an ugly coral brooch as a birthday present for the housekeeper, then flees.
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We toured the Catholic university campus where 30 years ago six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper and her teenage daughter were killed by a Salvadoran military unit trained by the United States.
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The butler, Mr. Stevens, ruminates on the time he has served at Darlington Hall, particularly the tumultuous years before World War II and his warm recollections of the housekeeper, Miss Kenton.
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He is a son of Ana Luz Peralta of East New York and José Julian Bonifacio of Lindenhurst, N.Y. The groom's mother is a housekeeper and a singer of Christian music.
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The girl, who is the daughter of a housekeeper employed by the embassy, later identified the 25-year-old male suspect, who has been arrested and charged with rape, police said.
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If you have a pet-sitter, housekeeper, neighbor or others accessing your home while you're away, consider upgrading to a keypad lock and assigning each individual a unique code, said Morris.
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By the time "Wuthering Heights" is over, the moor is littered with the bodies of characters who have perished of mismanaged ardor, with scarcely a housekeeper left to tell the tale.
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"The difference between housekeeper in a five-star hotel and in a royal palace would be attention to detail," Waterman said on the Channel 5 documentary, "Sandringham: The Royals at Christmas."
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" NEW: Trump doorman Dino Sajudin releases statement: "I was instructed not to criticize President Trump's former housekeeper due to a prior relationship she had with President Trump which produced a child.
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Simmons longtime housekeeper called the LAPD and said she was followed by paparazzi, and ended up driving into the garage and hiding because she believed they might be on her property.
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Vizguerra, who counts housekeeper, janitor and house painter among the jobs she's held, spent the next 3 1/2 years fighting and appealing various orders to deport her from the United States.
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"We are here to do our jobs and provide incredible, world-class customer service for our guests," MGM Grand housekeeper Maria Landeros said in a press release issued by the Culinary Union .
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Housekeeper: $240 (2x/month)Gas & Electric: $150-$93, depending on seasonCar Insurance: $990 (I pay in full each April.)Microsoft 365: $8.95Gym Membership: $8Savings: I keep $40,9 minimum in my checking account.
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A globe-trotting buyer might also like to take advantage of the listing's most extravagant feature: the opportunity to add a house manager, cook, housekeeper and personal attendant to the pricey purchase.
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PEOPLE broke the news in August that Zoila Chavez, Jeff Lewis' lovable housekeeper on Flipping Out, had retired from working for the hot-tempered house flipper and design guru after 18 years.
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"The elves decorated our beds and put Christmas trees all over the house with presents underneath and even loaded our fridge and freezer with food!" says Tinishia, a 35-year-old housekeeper.
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Fast food executive Andrew Puzder is the President's choice, and among the last Cabinet picks to get a confirmation hearing because of controversies that include an admission he employed an undocumented housekeeper.
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The most famous duo on Gossip Girl may have been Blair and Serena, but the friendship I was really rooting for was Blair and Dorota, the Waldorf housekeeper and Blair's ultimate confidante.
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The son (Choi Woo-sik) becomes an English tutor, the daughter (Park So-dam) an art teacher, the dad (Song Kang-ho) a chauffeur, and the mom (Jang Hye-jin) a housekeeper.
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"We are here to do our jobs and provide incredible, world-class customer service for our guests," Maria Landeros, a housekeeper at the MGM Grand, told the Culinary Union at the time.
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As documented in a recent article published by the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the 50-year-old housekeeper, who lives in Sydney, Australia, failed to properly remove her mascara for 25 years.
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Adapted from Margaret Atwood's acclaimed novel, "Alias Grace" is itself based on the real-life murders of Thomas Kinnear and his housekeeper Nancy Montgomery in Upper Canada (now Southern Ontario) in 1843.
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On the work unit, we had all sorts of different jobs (housekeeper, medical-records clerk, dialysis attendant, and more), and I applied to be a nurse attendant, because that paid the most.
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A housekeeper at the Mandalay Bay described her discomfort at Paddock sitting at a table eating soup and staring at her as she cleaned his hotel room four days before the shooting.
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The third episode of Missing Richard Simmons featured an interview with Mauro Oliveira, Simmons' former massuse, assistant and close friend, who claims that Simmons' longtime housekeeper Teresa Reveles is holding him hostage.
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Given the density and physical structure of many apartment buildings, she wondered why a housekeeper couldn't similarly push a cart down the hall and spend an hour or less in each unit.
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Initially, it seems like it might be about merging the Bluebeard story with Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, also featuring a rich man, a new bride, and a jealous housekeeper with her own agenda.
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I go around the house organizing all the clutter to make it easier for our housekeeper to do her job (she vacuums, wipes, dusts, and mops, but she doesn't put things away).
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As far as we know, Arnold's kids with Maria Shriver -- Katherine, Christopher and Patrick -- have never had a relationship with Joe ... whose mom is the housekeeper with whom Arnold had an affair.
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He comes to the subject without morbid curiosity, as someone (like me) might approach the idea of a manic man shut up in his mansion with his (possible witch) of a housekeeper.
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Cuarón's film is a sort of love letter to his childhood housekeeper, and the love shows clearly, especially in the relationship between one of her charges, the precocious dreamer Paco, and Cleo.
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It is both a privilege and a shock to encounter an 88-year-old woman who worked as a housekeeper for one family for 50 years, but who outlived the family's protection.
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The idea of Williams dressing in drag as a British housekeeper to get his family back is daffy and lighthearted enough, although it's hard to see such a comedy being made today.
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"My wife and I employed a housekeeper for a few years, during which I was unaware that she was not legally permitted to work in the U.S.," Puzder said in a statement.
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Once we learn that Todd strangled his housekeeper, Sonia, we can see one possible reason why Jesse opted to choke Todd to death instead of shooting him in the "Breaking Bad" finale.
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Victorina Morales, a native of Guatemala, told the newspaper she had crossed into the US illegally in 1999 and was hired at the club in 2013 as a housekeeper using phony documentation.
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Rose described Bradley as a kind, family man whom she met two years ago when he was hospitalized in Louisville for a toe amputation and she was the housekeeper for his room.
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Even as Brontë wrote her big books (about which Gaskell says little), she was still "too dainty a housekeeper" not to notice when an old, blind servant wasn't perfectly peeling the potatoes.
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She went to the kitchen, wrote a check for the housekeeper, took a bottle of vodka from the freezer, told me to turn down the television, and went back to her room.
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While one senator said she felt "deeply troubled" by the video, it was Puzder's views on labor practices and his employment of an undocumented housekeeper that pushed his opposition over the edge.
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She worked as a housekeeper while getting her Masters in Public Administration and Urban Policy from Columbia University in New York and later earned a PhD in Political Science from Northwestern University.
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It opens in 1859, in Victorian Canada, where Grace Marks (Sarah Gadon), a household servant, has been imprisoned for the 1843 murder of a farmer (Paul Gross) and his housekeeper (Anna Paquin).
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Based on Sue Monk Kidd's novel, set in South Carolina in 2866, it follows a young girl and her housekeeper who take refuge with three sisters (LaChanze, Eisa Davis and Anastacia McCleskey).
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Therapeutic cookie baking; the journalist Isabel Wilkerson on Michelle Obama's new memoir, "Becoming," above; and President Trump's undocumented housekeeper speaks out: We have these stories and more in our Best Weekend Reads.
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In the meantime Mr. Limonov had written, among other things, "His Butler's Story" (19823), another fictionalized memoir, inspired by his time as a housekeeper to a wealthy Manhattanite in the late 21982s.
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Based on Sue Monk Kidd's novel, set in South Carolina in 1964, it follows a young girl and her housekeeper who take refuge with three sisters (LaChanze, Eisa Davis and Anastacia McCleskey).
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ROMA Alfonso Cuarón's first Mexican feature since "Y Tu Mamá También" takes its title from a neighborhood in Mexico City and revolves around the housekeeper (Yalitza Aparicio) for a middle-class family.
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Director J.J. Abrams told Entertainment Weekly that an anonymous actor left the script under his bed, a housekeeper found it, and gave it to someone who posted it for sale on eBay.
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The history between Sophie and Anne's African-American housekeeper is particularly fuzzy, though the fabulous Lorraine Toussaint plays her with more majesty and shading than her few lines would seem to permit.
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Her personal belongings had been locked away by the housekeeper and she was carrying the new outfit she had been issued with in her plundered suitcase, while Susanna carried the bed linen.
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As fans know, the show centers around Danza's Tony after he moves into Angela's ritzy Connecticut home with his daughter Samantha (Alyssa Milano) to take a job as her live-in housekeeper.
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In recent years, that has included a modern-day Hester Prynne, in Suzan-Lori Parks's masterwork "In the Blood," from 1999, and an academic housekeeper, in David Adjmi's piece "Stunning," from 2008.
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A single, sub-minimum-wage-earning waitress and mother of three, or a hotel housekeeper with limited English proficiency and a family, could not afford to complain or report sexual harassment or abuse.
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She doesn't come from much; she lives with her mom, who is a housekeeper, and her brother, who quit school to work as a day laborer, in a converted garage in San Diego.
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"Sometimes [the guests] stay in the room while you clean and you have no idea what they are going to do to you," the Senegalese housekeeper at the Battery Wharf Hotel told me.
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The media mogul has never hidden her love of surprising people and handing out lavish gifts as she told PEOPLE in March 2018 when she recounted the new way she tipped her housekeeper.
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I decided that I would just have to be my own housekeeper and steal American cheese from myself, and continue to eat this meal until every one of my expensive eggs were gone.
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In British films, women are cast in less than a third of roles, often in nameless parts such as prostitute and housekeeper, with no gains in a century, the British Film Institute says.
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If I must, then I choose only towels; thank goodness I have my friend and housekeeper Diana to help — we do at least two loads a day since we're a clan of nine.
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Cleaning isn't a part of my regular day-to-day duties, but I'm treated like family with this job and I like to help out on the days where the housekeeper is away.
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In one case, a hotel housekeeper said male guests often believe she is "included in the hotel price" in response to the men who have appeared naked when she arrived at their door.
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The 225-year-old nanny, Marie (who, like the part-time housekeeper, moved with Nordegren in the split), taught her and the children to bake, and they all produced endless batches of cupcakes.
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For example, a family that hires a housekeeper to clean and wash clothes must have a written agreement that spells out job duties, scheduling, and hourly and overtime pay, and includes paid breaks.
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She had to deal with the information, the issues and the repercussions, acting as nursemaid, housekeeper, chauffeur and lawyer for me — the man who was supposed to share her life, not consume it.
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Puzder withdrew from consideration in February 2017 following reports that his ex-wife accused him of abuse, attacks on his business record, and backlash over his employing an undocumented person as a housekeeper.
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A housekeeper offered me coffee with almond milk, and served it in a takeout cup, which made sense because the study where the interview took place was quite the schlep from the kitchen.
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But at the golf club he owns in New Jersey, current and former workers told us, undocumented immigrants have been on the payroll for years — including a housekeeper, above, who cleaned his room.
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Even so, his selection did not appear to stall until he acknowledged that he and his wife had employed an immigrant housekeeper for a few years who was not legally permitted to work.
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"It means so much to me," said Larrilou Carumba, a single mother of three who had been earning $23.50 an hour after six years as a housekeeper at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis.
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I was kind of like Eloise, growing up in the hotel business, and my father always had the same respect for the housekeeper that he did for the guest staying in the penthouse.
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Although Ms. Agaton's contract specified that she would work 214 hours per week at $2100 an hour as a housekeeper, she said none of the jobs she worked in hotels in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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"My wife and I employed a housekeeper for a few years, during which I was unaware that she was not legally permitted to work in the U.S.," Mr. Puzder said in a statement.
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Itineraries The front desk manager or housekeeper may epitomize the hotel employee, but the hospitality industry is increasingly dependent on tech workers, vacuuming data scientists, web designers and other experts into its ranks.
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"She can´t have understood what happened," said Gilda Medel, a 55-year-old housekeeper, whose cat "Manchita" suffered burns on her legs, ears and fur and has been treated at the shelter.
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Carlton tells TMZ she had no idea she was being sued by her former housekeeper/nanny until she saw our story ... and while she's hurt by it, she says she's not necessarily surprised.
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Carlton says she asked her housekeeper to take a lie detector test to prove it and she agreed ... but then didn't show up for work the next day or the following 2 weeks.
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And it doesn't seem likely that the undocumented worker was what was holding Puzder back from the committee — the newest delay to his hearing date came after, not before, news of the housekeeper surfaced.
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In mid-December the New York Post reported that they were bouncing around the world on private jets, cavorting in South Africa and Israel with an entourage of family, nannies, a housekeeper, and security.
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Things go awry when the former housekeeper returns to the Park mansion to check on her husband, who has been hiding in the basement bunker to avoid loan sharks, and discovers the Kims secret.
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Baena — who is Schwarzenegger's son with Mildred Baena, his former housekeeper whom he had an affair with — frequently shares his fitness regimen and progress on Instagram, which often calls attention to their similar looks.
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"If I seem as if I don't care if I'm the 'best' parent or housekeeper or dresser or whathaveyou, it's not because I don't care about being important," she writes in Carry On, Warrior.
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Mia, she decides, is both deserving and, as an artist and hence an alien being, worthy of further study, so she insists that Mia take a job as her part-time housekeeper as well.
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A housekeeper at the Economy Inn told authorities that while she had not personally seen the boy in the family's room, she spotted a web camera attached to a towel bar in the bathroom.
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Taberski asked Lenny if he thinks that Richard cares about the uproar over his disappearance, including claims that he's being held hostage by his housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, or that he's transitioning to a woman.
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The housekeeper was removed from the couple's home by agents with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security after she slipped a hand-written note to a visiting nurse in March, according to court documents.
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Baena — who is Schwarzenegger's son with Mildred Baena, his former housekeeper whom he had an affair with — frequently shares his fitness regimen and progress on Instagram, which often calls attention to their similar looks.
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Last month, the president's first choice, restaurant executive Andrew Puzder, flamed out following accusations that he mistreated his workers, questions about his divorce and the revelation he employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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I can confirm that while working at Trump World Tower I was instructed not to criticize President Trump's former housekeeper due to a prior relationship she had with President Trump which produced a child.
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"If the housekeeper loses her job because somebody made a false claim against her, then she could file a defamation claim" against the board and anyone else who made such accusations, Mr. Wagner said.
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His father had worked as a train engineer in Jamaica and relocated the family to New York, where his mother worked as a housekeeper before getting her beautician license and opening her own shop.
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Dorothy Bolden, the daughter of a housekeeper and a chauffeur, organized 21989,21960 domestic workers—something that had been considered impossible—across ten different cities and fought for wage increases, workers' compensation and Social Security.
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