You don't sit in an office all day, punching the clock.
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Eating these felt like an unpleasant job and I was just punching the clock.
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"After that, I was never going back to punching the clock for anyone," he says.
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He appears on every song, but somehow it feels like he is barely punching the clock.
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Without doing so, however, our elected officials are largely just punching the clock while institutional lethargy continues.
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I still feel like we're punching the clock because we're working toward doing the next big thing.
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And remember that it is not about showing up, punching the clock and then heading to the links.
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You may have stopped punching the clock at work, but Uncle Sam hasn't: Retirees still need to pay income taxes.
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In that case, punching the clock for a few more years so that you continue to save might be a better call.
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And workers in some cities are punching the clock even harder than others, according to a recent report by personal finance site WalletHub.
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We see him punching the clock ferrying drunk girls to bachelorette parties and other menial assignments well below his super-powered skill set.
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If you're at least 65 and still punching the clock at work, odds are that you have two benefit enrollment periods to worry about this year.
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As someone who started out at 10 years old punching the clock at a meat plant in West Virginia coal country, I've experienced the American Dream.
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Elisa lives out a tedious, repetitive existence—punching the clock, mopping floors, shining her shoes—before discovering a mysterious Amazonian creature held captive by the government.
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Workers who are still punching the clock well past 70½ can delay RMDs on their employer's 401(k) plan until they retire, if their company allows it.
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No more punching the clock; instead, artificial intelligence would do the dirty work, and people would be free to paint and climb mountains and perform one-man shows about being raised by robots.
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He'd been punching the clock with Toddy ever since 21979 and was a game competitor, eager to improve his war craft and willing to have a crack at just about anyone in a square foot ring.
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Like, entertaining johns and gentlemen in her little pied-à-terre downtown, and then sliding down the fire-fucking-pole and punching the clock to pop that pussy in a handstand on stage for the rest of her Friday and Saturday nights.
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Some of this could be attributed to the extremely high preference Americans have for flexibility in the workplace — an employer-sponsored wellness program can end the choice between punching the clock and getting in better shape by rewarding employees who choose to live healthier.
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Emmert can't say that out loud, because then he'd be admitting that amateurism is a sham; on the other hand, he can't really hide the fact, because even colluding college sports administrators know that punching the clock during what's supposed to be a vacation really, truly sucks.
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Heard as a piece, though, the album's momentum sputters and dies more than once; after a few consecutive listens, T.I. sounds dour and joyless, like he's just punching the clock. T.I. vs. T.I.P. may be self-obsessed and self-indulgent, but maybe T.I. needed to make this album to keep himself interested. Let's hope he's gotten it out of his system.
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