But the objectives between the rat race and the Rat Race are much different.
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And that only starts by getting out of the rat race mentally, and having leaders that will get us out of the rat race.
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So much for passion projects or escaping the rat race.
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It's even harder when they're new to the rat race.
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Or have they just replaced one rat race with another?
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Some people will do anything to escape the rat race.
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Unjustly passed over for awards after starring in Rat Race.
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"It's a rat race to get those kids," Reed said.
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Some expressed their own desires to exit the rat race.
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Still, he's realistic about his place in the rat race.
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Mini-retirements can offer a meaningful reprieve from the rat race.
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You know what, I&aposm not playing the rat race game.
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They described it as the "rug rat race" for top colleges.
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Conference play figures to be a rat race down the stretch.
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A new study is putting new meaning to the term rat race.
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Returning to the rat race after a mini-retirement can be intimidating.
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The Dirty Weekend Rat Race, for example, offers a 13-mile option.
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Financial automation is a huge component of quitting the rat race early.
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At the end of the day, it's still a rat race out there.
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She was frustrated by "the busy rat-race lifestyle," as she called it.
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For me, it was because I was busy—busy running the rat race.
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By spurning the rat race, they hope to raise "fundamental questions" about prevailing values.
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They seek refuge from modern day life and hope to avoid the rat race.
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Rat Race also raised more than 200,000 British pounds for children's cancer research this year.
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Modern life is very complex—emails, the rat race, first world problems, all that shit.
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The list of self-help books dedicated to helping workers quit the rat race is long.
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So what's the secret to ditching the rat race before even hitting the big 25-0?
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But re-entering the rat race after it's over may be a harder battle to face.
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You, me, we live alternative lifestyles, but we are still kind of in the rat race.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in the rat race of New York City," he says.
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I was running the rat race in place with no chance of getting to the finish line.
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Anders may have quit the rat race, but he can't seem to stay away from the track.
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He surely has options for using his medical skills outside of the "Grey's Anatomy" hospital rat race.
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"I got a feel for what some people call the 'rat race' of the business world," Gee said.
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Their disillusion is compounded by the knowledge that those with money and connections can evade the rat-race.
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Immediately, a question arises: Is the rat race the way you want to spend the time you have?
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So while lottery tickets are one way to escape the rat race, isn't there a more practical strategy?
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The winnings of our repeated economic booms have been squandered on inflationary policies that fuel the rat race.
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It took two years to fulfill his contract, then Feldman quit the rat race for good in May 2017.
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Granted, not everyone works at a desk all day, and "rat race" can mean different things to different people.
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It provides easy, flexible work: a tempting alternative to normal rat race employment in China's cutthroat graduate job market.
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People often describe work as a rat race, but for a lot of engineers, that isn't too far off.
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The social freedoms you enjoyed before joining the rat race take a hit once you're working for The Man.
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The Rat Race series began in 256.6, but the first Dirty Weekend event at Burghley House was in 2230.
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What advice do you have for people who dream of abandoning the rat race and the path most traveled?
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Many pop culture figures are notable sleepers: Garfield, Sleeping Beauty, Mr. Beans' character in the 2001 film Rat Race.
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The problem is that amid neoliberalism's individualistic rat race, people still need to find meaning somewhere in their lives.
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There is now a movement of financially savvy folks who are attempting to leave the rat race and retire early.
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"Transition, I thought we lost them, it was a rat race early," Indiana coach Nate McMillan said after the loss.
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Can't be much of a rat race to get a table, and how will they squeak by without serving ratpetizers.
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Even if you win the rat race, as a favorite teacher of mine liked to say, you're still a rat.
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It's a key component of proper financial management — and a crucial part of getting out of the "rat race" maze.
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One runner attributed his amateur boxing training with giving him upper body strength that served him during the Rat Race.
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Other notable titles to emerge from the Nigerian animation scene include Rat Race and Turtle Taido, to name a few.
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The starting line for the rat race to the middle class will shift from family standing to predestined genetic design.
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Encouraging hibernation and slumber over participation in the rat race, the importance of being idle has never been so clear.
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What may catch you off guard is its uncommon sense of empathy for everyone caught up in this rat race.
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Unmoored from monogamy and the capitalist rat race, Gabriela enters a shady contest to win an inn in New Zealand.
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To find out, I compiled the stories of folks who say they successfully 100 percent escaped the so-called rat race.
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The dummies don't so much appear inanimate as etherized, ready to rejoin the urban rat race once they've gotten forty winks.
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"Kids who show up at college on the other end of that rat race are very good at networking," he says.
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Self-made, successful entrepreneur Dennis Mulgannon helps people escape the rat race and buy the existing small business of their dreams.
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In recent weeks, I have noticed a new player competing for space in the weekday "rat race" — the electric kick scooter.
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That rat race, she points out, limits their scope to slack off even in the face of high top rates of tax.
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It offers people with little money, but plenty of determination, a way out of the rat race and back to the land.
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According to her, managers are prisoners of the rat-race — they work under enormous pressure, they have no motivation, and they're exhausted.
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Still, he, along with collective, DaDegrees come off unbothered by the rat race to the top of the local music totem pole.
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This is the future, and research suggests that it's a rat race that is already taking a severe toll on our psyches.
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But like any good rat race, there's always one that ends up on top — and in 2018, it's coming from Anastasia Beverly Hills.
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One day, they were watching TV and happened across a BBC documentary series called "Trouble at the Top," about the corporate rat race.
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He called his decision to suddenly back away from the rat race "the second-best decision in my life," after marrying his wife.
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Opting out the rat race is complicated But just because a system feels broken, doesn't mean it's possible to quit it cold turkey.
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By 2005, he'd had enough of the corporate rat race and left to start a ramen shop that has since expanded to 10 restaurants.
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An educational rat-race and intense competition for socially respected jobs, concentrated in the biggest conglomerates, makes life for teens and 20-somethings stressful.
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From navigating the daily rat race, to raising a family, to trying to watch TV while enjoying a frosty brew from a giant mug.
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So it's come up with a game to give young folks "a break from the rat race," where it's not all about the money.
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"If I were involved in the rat race, living in the U.S. today, I'd probably look a lot older than I do," she said.
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Professors actively discouraged him from pursuing a filmmaking career, he said, because they didn't think he'd keep up in the breakneck Hollywood rat race.
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This surprising finding should entice people to try to work a few more months, no matter how fed up they are with the rat race.
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Instead of spending your work time actually working, spend your entire hourly wage on reminding yourself that the rat race is a zero-sum game.
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Searle said the Rat Race Dirty Weekend helped her combat the PTSD she felt after being hit on her bike by an off-road vehicle.
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It seems that when egalitarian welfare states give people more choices, many women take advantage of those choices by dropping out of the rat race.
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"I used to be so wrapped up in the rat race that I was probably putting an inordinate amount of stress on myself," he said.
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One photograph depicts an anarchist in a cluttered cabin, surrounded by books and scraps of paper covered with angry notes decrying the urban rat race.
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As the Salazars grieved and adjusted to being a family six, "it was kind of a rat race," Heather recalls, but things eventually calmed down.
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The jobs market can feel like a rat-race, but one ingenious job-seeker found a way to stand out and boy did it pay off.
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A growing number of people are saving as much as they can to ditch the rat race early and retire in their 30s, 40s and 50s.
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Or are they the professionally mobile couple with young kids you see on HGTV's "Caribbean Life," who decided they'd just had enough of the rat race?
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Build a better rat trap Rat Race, a company that organizes Dirty Weekend and a host of other adventure courses throughout the world, is Mee's brainchild.
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This led to a rat race between state governments, as officials competed to make bigger and bigger promises to companies to lure business to their states.
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If you're lucky to have saved enough money to leave the rat race early, you still need to a retirement strategy that minimizes taxes and penalties.
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That's between 6:30 and 10 AM, and 4 and 8 PM on weekdays – the typical hours for heading towards or away from the rat race.
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Aside from tax policies that encourage speculation, other policies show successive governments have been fueling a rat race when they should have been building a society.
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Then companies like Google came along and reinvented the rat race into something with purpose and, along the way, confused work with the rest of life.
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And that rat race was far from over, at least if graduates wanted to maintain their, and their children's, place in the "new aristocracy" of merit.
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While Netflix, YouTube and Amazon are in the middle of a rat race, Vimeo doesn't try to compete with them with original content or selling advertising.
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Perhaps America's precocious levels of anxiety are happening not just in spite of the great national happiness rat race, but also in part because of it.
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Rat Race is an early 2000s attempt at aping It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, but it has none of the charm or laughs of the original.
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Kia's hamsters started as a play on the banal existence of nine-to-fivers in the rat race, but evolved over the years into fun-loving cartoonish partiers.
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There's a misconception that people are stuck to each other in this rat race, but we have so many parks and canal walks and places to just think.
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But there are also happier reasons for not making it to the next round, like when companies exit the funding rat race by way of acquisition or IPO.
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But it tends to fall thereafter, as people draw redistributive public pensions and quit the rat race, a contest that tends to give more unto every one that hath.
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After all is said and done, the bottom line still matters: If you can't pay your bills as a freelancer, you may end up back in the rat race.
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Her descriptions had filled my mind with images of unbelievable scenery and eccentric bohemians who had renounced the rat race in favor of a more fulfilling way of life.
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Instead of getting a job upon graduation, however, he decided to shirk social norms and forsake the rat race for the journey of a lifetime in the Alaskan wilderness.
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Over ten 15-minute episodes, we watch Retsuko navigate the rat race: She works for a brutish pig whose personal mission is to make her life a living hell.
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Tastemakers and blogs largely pulled back from the rat race, leaving the kingdom to its rightful heirs—murky deep web in-jokes like hardvapour and virulent 4chan memes like fashwave.
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A character played by Rowan Atkinson fell asleep while running in the film "Rat Race," and one of Deuce Bigalow's dates in "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" fell asleep while bowling.
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With more than 230 obstacles spread over a single 2000-mile loop, the Rat Race Dirty Weekend purports to be the largest obstacle course race (or OCR) in the world.
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"Most people that move to villages are doing so to retire there or to have a holiday home or to escape the rat race," said its head of planning Matt Thomson.
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" One of the largest of the Rat Race obstacles, the "Ewok Village" rope structure, greets racers with a giant banner written in Star Wars font: "May the Force be with you.
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But we here at VICE have valiantly suffered through all of them to put together a definitive list of the worst movies featuring big, ensemble casts, from Rat Race to Movie 43.
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While becoming an entrepreneur isn't the right choice for everyone, it was the final piece of the puzzle that allowed Turner to "accumulate wealth quickly and get out of the rat race."
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Detroit Denim was founded by Yelsma in 2010 when he became "tired of the corporate rat race" and saw the opportunity to revitalize his city by tapping into local designers and fabricators.
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Founded in 1962, the Findhorn Foundation has sustainability and clean living at its core, and offers an alternative way of life to the millions of us who find ourselves in the rat race.
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The Rat Race Dirty Weekend -- which attracts thousands of competitors every year to the expansive grounds of a noble estate two hours north of London -- shares a few qualities with the career metaphor.
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The family that owns Burghley House -- reminiscent of "Downton Abbey" with its Elizabethan architecture and expansive grounds -- wanted to partner with Rat Race and use the grounds for more than just horse events.
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Bad Moms was ostensibly a movie about moms who are tired of the rat race of modern (and quite affluent) motherhood and realize they don't need to "have it all" to be happy.
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I remembered how relieved I had been when I was appointed Jerusalem bureau chief of The New York Times, and realized it meant I could drop out of the city's kindergarten rat race.
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One was a man escaping the rat race of L.A. Surrounded by darkness, as the power went out from a bird that flew into a transformer, we moved on to the next bar.
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Honorable mentions Most uplifting about life priorities: "Booksmart" This teen comedy about two female high school students is a nice wake-up call for anyone who feels stuck in the rat race of achievement.
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Of the video, War says: "Gotta Live It" is a very personal song about my struggle with alcoholism, my dysfunctional love life and the confusion I face daily participating in this rat race society.
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"It's your classic rat race," said Michael Reich, an expert on the economics of ride-sharing and a co-chairman of the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Reformed entrepreneur, self-made millionaire, and small-business expert, Dennis Mulgannon helps people escape the rat race and become their own boss in a week, by buying the existing small business of their dreams.
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RAT-RACE Hard-liners including Germany's Enercon are cagey about their technology and production techniques, hoping that controlling all steps of the process will give them the upper hand in the highly competitive market.
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Young Americans looking to participate in today's economy have little choice but to take on enormous levels of personal debt and enter a digital rat race where the only winners are spooks and tech oligarchs.
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"Incredibly tempting to leave this rat race of a city I have been living in for the past decade," said Adriano Belmonte, in response to the posting, who also asked that his application be considered.
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For the bravest and boldest among us, there are stripes (at Dries Van Noten), checkerboard checks (at Balenciaga) and bifurcated blocks of color (at Louis Vuitton): racing gear, even if only for the rat race.
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" Read another away, the image is also a hint of the cutthroat corporate world to come, "the rat race in which no one can ever emerge as a winner but everyone is a potential loser.
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Based on recent polling results and projections, at this point, I recognize that voting Liberal would possibly be the more strategic option in this rat race of an election that we have on our hands.
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Though I'm happily surprised to see one of the progenerators of the capitol "L" Like and this whole online engagement rat race leading the charge to make social media platforms a little less soul-crushing.
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And the places they can afford are far from desirable to most of the educated young people who think life is a brunch-fueled quest to "find themselves" rather than a rat race to make money.
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He has faith that superordinate workers will be willing to set aside some wealth and prestige in order to slow down their rat race, and the rest of us, of course, would like to stop losing.
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Talking about access to space as some kind of national rat race to the top is damaging for every nation hoping to extend its reach into the solar system in the increasingly globalized world we live in.
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But one couple found a way to trade the rat race for peaceful mornings spent hiking among active volcanoes in the Pacific one week and waking up beside still lakes surrounded by snow-capped mountains the next.
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Like this fictional president, though, "Designated Survivor" must still demonstrate that it can grow into the job, even if first impressions say it has the right guy -- at the right time -- to weather the primetime rat race.
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"He added: "No one is going to look back at their life wishing they had worked that one extra year in the rat race or that they had contributed just a little more to their 401(k).
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"I am not perturbed by this petty U.S. rat race, but here is my question for Facebook and the Ministry of Finance," Mr. Kadyrov wrote, referring to the United States Treasury Department, the agency behind the sanctions.
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Just like that, I was thrust into the world of a career change, and it had me seriously considering whether I really wanted back into the rat race that earned me $80,000 Canadian dollars (CAD) a year.
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" Even in VICE's documentary, Xanxiety: The UK's Fake Xanax Epidemic, UK rapper Clayton offers, "It's do or die" about his decision to cover his whole face in tattoos to stop him from falling back into the "rat race.
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By choosing to make R&B, and a muted version of that, Bieber is both recusing himself from the centrist pop rat race and aligning himself with a style that's personal to him, and not always widely embraced.
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I was a little kid when he made the movie 'The Rat Race' with my mother, and nobody was even thinking in these terms… At that moment, my mother didn't know Carrie and I were smoking pot at all.
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And knowing this might make you feel better, especially if you're already tired of the rat race, or are pregnant and wondering what will happen post-maternity leave, or are waking up at night wondering how you got here.
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It's easy to understand why: Whether it is implicitly or explicitly comparing ourselves to peers; buying into the façade of perfectionism perpetuated by social media; or, for high schoolers, joining the rat race of college admissions, impostorism is everywhere.
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The road trip format has worked for movies as different in tone as Thelma & Louise and Rat Race, both of which are great in their own ways but could've easily been derailed if they had 10 hours to burn.
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Amid the raging rat race, Mr. Vivar works his tiny grill making egg sandwiches next to a column of traffic inching onto the bridge and sees the lucky people headed out to lovely summer weekends on eastern Long Island.
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To "live deliberately," in Thoreau's words, was to wrest oneself from the diversions of this rat race, to understand the difference between the seemingly urgent matters of spending and acquiring and the truly significant ones of caring and thinking.
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Meanwhile, placements in films including Mystery Men (for which a music video starring Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, and more was filmed), Rat Race (which featured the band performing the song live), and Shrek solidified Smash Mouth's time in the spotlight.
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Ramble down one of hills leading to San Francisco's northern shore and you might come across the Palace of Fine Arts — a Greek-like temple that can offer a zen retreat from the city's rumbling streetcars and tech rat race.
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And even if you don't want to do all your clothes shopping on Instagram (I certainly do not), the vintage Insta rat race is a fun way to simultaneously score a unique piece and feel like you've won a carnival game.
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Now, because I'm so busy and constantly in this kind of chaos and rat race, it's great to go back and remember what it was like to be holding 75 pages of manuscript from someone whose music I really respected.
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"In India it is generally a rat race, where you choose a profession based on what the majority of people are doing," she said, adding that airlines should ensure women make up a certain percentage of their workforce, especially in piloting.
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Seeking escape from the Hollywood rat race, he moved to a villa in the south of France in the 1980s with his girlfriend and future second wife, Robin Altman, and made only infrequent returns to his old haunts over the next two decades.
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And as a money blogger chasing total financial freedom, of course I wanted to figure out how much I'd have to save per day to reach my ultimate goal: a $240 million dollar portfolio and an early exit from the rat race.
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And just as my job was starting to rise again, my husband decided he had had enough of the rat race at a law firm and decided to go part time three days a week, and he did that for 10 years.
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From the songwriting team of Carole King and Gerry Goffin, this classic's lyrics never actually mention "summer in New York," but with its "rat race noise down in the street" and its rooftop air so "fresh and sweet," how can it not be?
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These habits helped early retirees cut the cord that connected them to full-time work while they were still young, or relatively young, by enabling them to control their expenses, save a ton of cash and quit the rat race super early.
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But instead of leaving the comforts of home for the harsh world of the rat race, I go to work behind my computer console, where I watch highlights and crank out insight after profound, galaxy-shattering insight with my broken, calloused fingers.
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But it is another nuanced look at the way that triads of women engage with one another over long periods of time — and how, particularly in the rat race of New York City, the successes of others often serve to highlight your own shortcomings.
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I also had a dream of quitting the rat race early and, by some great miracle, I was able to achieve that great dream at the age of 35: I quit work super young to lead a life of full-time travel with my wife.
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Likewise, "Cheer Up London" aims to galvanise an anarchic, post-riot generation who refuse to condemn themselves to a lifetime of commuting for a job that gives little in return, capturing the malaise of the rat race and confronting the idea of conforming to accepted societal values.
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" The reasons for leaving the rat race were also political for Claire, 32, who has a BA in European project management: "I started getting some critical distance during the G8 and G20 protests, which led to me to ask myself whether my job was right for me.
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"I don't really want to be in the whole rat race thing, and I can escape that here," said Clinton, 58, who moved to Kapoho in 2006 with his family and built an off-the-grid house - not hooked up to utilities - and started a garden.
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In "Life on the Farm Draws Some French Tired of Urban Rat Race," Benoit Morenne writes: Powering this small-scale farming drive is a thriving market for organic food that amounted to nearly €7 billion in France in 2016, according to Agence Bio, which tracks the trade in the country.
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Wells showed the way, and his promises were manifold—by shacking up in a vehicle and committing to a frugal, minimal, and itinerant life, you could drop out of the rat race, make meaningful experiences, and join a tribe of like-minded individuals who'd thrown off the shackles of hollow, middle-class consumerism.
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A former advocate for free trade and immigration-friendly positions, he dropped his alleged convictions when he saw the opportunity to leap to the front of the D.C. rat race, a microcosm of the shameless way in which Republicans have dropped any pretense of dignity to get their end of a devil's bargain, i.e.
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"People have bought machines like the Antminer S5+ (at 0.44 W/GH/s still close to being profitable at 6 cents per KW/h) and many more before the newest became available, so there's a need to account for these and the constant stage of transition (rat race for more efficiency) the network is in," he said.
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There are three realisations you come to once you enter the real world as a working adult: A 9 to 5 job is rarely ever just 9 to 5 Your free time is pretty limited Dating sucks The social freedoms you enjoyed before joining the rat race take a hit once you're working for "The Man".
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In the late 1990s, a Dutch couple, Martin Verfondern and Margo Pool, post-hippie types looking to carve out a place for themselves far from the modern-day rat race — to get off the grid, as some say today — found an isolated village there whose name, Santa Eulalia, has over the years been compressed to Santoalla.
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John Stuart Mill thought the stationary state would come when there was enough to satisfy human needs, and embraced its arrival, writing in 1848 that it "would be a very considerable improvement on our present condition [with] much room for improving the art of living" when humans could abandon the rat race of endlessly pursuing more.
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But we should question "weight loss" as a culturally valuable pursuit, and try to learn to see our body ideals as toxic and that all of this is part of a shitty rat race to distract us from actually taking care of ourselves and seeing the world's problems clearly (yes, I have, in fact, read The Beauty Myth).
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But look: In this rat race of a Western society, where everyone is expected to trudge through nine-hour workdays, maintain an active social life, eat the daily recommended amount of fruits and vegetables, drink enough water, make your own cold brew, and play an active part in the resistance, it is inevitable that some of us, sometimes, look as exhausted as we feel.
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"I think probably my deepest fantasy is that I will have money enough and time enough, that I won't get so caught up in the rat race to succeed, that I'll just take time out to create an artistic salon with a pool and a tennis court and a gorgeous country house, and glamorous and brilliant friends will come and spend a weekend there," he said.
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"We said we have had enough of the rat race, we have had enough of him working 60 hours a week and commuting three hours a day, and we wanted somewhere we could have more land where the kids could explore and be outside and that we could grow our own food and be part of a smaller community and spend more time together as a family," says Kerry.
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I have spoken to too many younger evangelicals who have come of age in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and are showing signs of disillusionment with traditional white evangelical politics — because the Christian right has fallen well short of St. Paul's command to "share with the Lord's people who are in need" and because it glorifies a profit-obsessed rat race that sucks even the winners dry.
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In the pre-Super Bowl ad — released three weeks before the Super Bowl, as part of the YouTube-era rat race to get advance write-ups and possibly a viral hit during peak-commercial-watching season — Gillette shows young boys bullying each other and beating each other up, older men touching women's shoulders in business meetings, and suburban dads lined up at a never-ending row of charcoal grills saying, "Boys will be boys," over and over while watching incidents of light violence.
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A decade later, punk sought to further discourage the impressionable youth of pre-Thatcher Britain from joining the corporate rat race by persuading them to spend lots and lots of money on flannel and T-shirts in west London boutiques—an inconsistency that was nicely rounded out 40 years later, when Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood's son decided to burn millions of dollars' worth of punk memorabilia rather than selling it and donating the money to, I don't know, literally any one of the services decimated by years of conservative policy.
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In conversations with more than a dozen drivers, I learned of a multi-faceted crisis: a failure of the TLC to enforce its own ride-hail app regulations, an unsustainable rat race among drivers to meet the increasingly demanding quotas of Uber and Lyft, poor working conditions in which drivers who supposedly make their own hours have less agency than workers at traditional workplaces, growing financial insecurity, and a rapid decay in the physical and mental health of drivers caught in between exploitative gig platforms and ill-equipped bureaucracies.
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But we slash spending for physical education in schools; dole out cheap, nutrient-poor school lunches; transform youth sports into a pricey, club-and-travel-team rat race for prestige and college athletic scholarships; bombard our kids inside and outside their classrooms with ads for sugar-loaded processed snacks and drinks; fail to address the healthy-food deserts that many of our most needy fellow citizens live within; act like health care, including wellness initiatives, is less a smart, compassionate, cost-saving public policy measure than a giveaway to undeserving moochers; and largely tell our working poor that hey, maybe you should join a gym.
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