" Hakakian, who's repped by attorney Paul Phillips, says when she left she told his receptionist what happened, to which the receptionist replied, "This isn't the first time I've heard that.
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Inside, she told a front desk receptionist that she was there for a "United Nations Friendship Event" between China and the U.S. — an event the receptionist knew did not exist.
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The receptionist had a jar of Twizzlers on her desk.
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The woman, Gazella Bensreiti, 36, a receptionist from Westminster, Colo.
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It's going to hit us hard, said receptionist Elena Bonal.
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At Old Paradise Yard, even the receptionist is a maker.
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Age: 232 Occupation: receptionist at a college in Worcester, Mass.
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The actress was Miss Piggy's receptionist in "The Muppets" (2011).
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The receptionist asked me who I was there to see.
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There are two elevators and a receptionist in the building.
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The receptionist, Megan Jasper, is now the label's chief executive.
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For example, if a church receptionist answers the phone, the job description might detail how the receptionist is required to answer basic questions about the church's faith, provide religious resources, or pray with callers.
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The receptionist books your next cut six to eight weeks out.
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"I'm sorry," the receptionist said, and continued to ask more questions.
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The receptionist recognized the name, but said they weren't there anymore.
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If she's the receptionist, she would see people come and go.
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Donna has a part-time receptionist who also does the bookkeeping.
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He works for Street Soccer, and has a receptionist job too.
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I screamed over the noise for the receptionist to hear me.
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The receptionist kindly offered to print something out for me, though.
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"I don't know what to tell you, sweetie," the receptionist said.
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Yes, the receptionist told me, he would be retiring next month.
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Noura now works as a receptionist in an auto-body shop.
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A receptionist sent the family to wait in an overflow room.
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As I headed to the elevator, the receptionist averted her eyes.
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They had no receptionist, and stored their files in the hallway.
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The virtual office came with a receptionist and a conference room.
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When a stylist at Amazing Lash Studio in Texas tested positive on March 221, the salon's manager directed the receptionist to cancel that stylist's appointments "without telling people why she's out of office," the receptionist said.
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Oof. I had my credit card ready before I'd reached the receptionist.
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Bleth leads us inside to the receptionist's desk, but there's no receptionist.
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Then I tried calling the company's main number to reach a receptionist.
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The receptionist wanted to know where the bomb was, the employee said.
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They later confirmed the death of 47-year-old receptionist Ruth Berg.
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They included family friends, relatives, his former receptionist, and a former girlfriend.
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The receptionist told him Kelly was the only physician available, Lee said.
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As Mary, the cheerful receptionist at the memory-erasing company Lacuna Inc.
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Twice, she spent her cleaning shift filling in for a sick receptionist.
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After inputting the numbers, Stefan is patched through to the office receptionist.
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Annie Potts memorably played Ghostbusters receptionist Janine Melnitz in the original film.
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"Receptionist sent home from PwC for not wearing high heels" https://t.
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"We don't do pain pills," says the receptionist, less friendly than before.
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On Monday, a receptionist, Pablo Córdova, was found alive in the rubble.
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The West Wing receptionist makes $48,800 per year at the White House.
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The accusers include a former Miss North Carolina and a former receptionist.
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The receptionist started laughing in the middle of their somewhat serious conversation.
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"The sea is choppy," Ramón Lizárraga, a receptionist, said on Tuesday evening.
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The receptionist entered with the bishop's lunch, a watery bowl of stew.
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Mr. Buck shared an office with four people, including the bank's receptionist.
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A receptionist said Walsh was in training and could not be reached.
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When you enter the Birth Place, a friendly, bilingual receptionist greets you.
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The receptionist is one of the two confirmed cases in the country.
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An hour later, the doctor's receptionist called to move up my appointment.
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Argue all you want about the sexism of casting a hot male receptionist who is ditzy for comedic effect (I'll point you to every single comedy between 1980 and 2016, but in those cases the receptionist was a woman).
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A receptionist at the hostel claims she saw Valpeoz leave in a taxi.
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It turns out the receptionist heard me being told I couldn't have it.
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Back in Modesto he worked as an engineer and married receptionist Carol Schaeffer.
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Visitors must be buzzed by a receptionist into a vestibule through double doors.
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He said he remembers a receptionist telling him he would be seeing Kelly.
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Tonight?" the receptionist said to the AI. "Um, next Wednesday, at 6 p.m.
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"Have a seat, Mr. Buchinger," says the receptionist, disapprovingly, without accepting my offer.
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Berg, 47, had worked as a receptionist at the school for 17 years.
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Imagine if you were a landscaper in Arizona versus a receptionist in Michigan.
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Bailey Schweitzer, 20, a receptionist at Infinity Communications and Consulting in Bakersfield, Calif.
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The receptionist asked if I was Jason and I asked how she knew.
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The indifferent receptionist, Elena, has the same face as the blue-skinned alien.
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"Everyone from the receptionist onward was completely on top of it," she said.
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Chris Rondeau started as a front desk receptionist at his local Planet Fitness.
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" Jamile told me, "When Zainab was little, she wanted to be a receptionist.
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I rang the doorbell, and a receptionist let us into the inner sanctum.
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He has hired a bilingual receptionist and is looking for a bilingual nurse.
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His mother, the former Catherine Nauman, was a receptionist at Seton Hall University.
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Dr. Blasey reported her claims to the receptionist at Representative Anna Eshoo's office.
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I heard the receptionist whispering into the phone, her mouth covering her hand.
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An office receptionist from West Belfast, Ms. Williams witnessed an incident on Aug.
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At his office, an attractive receptionist led us into a spotless conference room.
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The "Sleight" director started at J.J. Abrams' company Bad Robot as a receptionist.
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But there's also the less obvious stuff: How do you treat the receptionist?
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After briefly speaking to the receptionist, the pair sat down in the waiting hall.
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Several weeks ago, the man marched past a receptionist into the on-air studio.
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In retail, I made half of what I'd made, per hour, as a receptionist.
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Consider Dorothy Achieng, a 29-year-old receptionist at an accountancy firm in Nairobi.
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A guard and receptionist at the building said the Tianjin office had expanded rapidly.
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Butler worked in the neighboring city of Trophy Club, Texas, as a hotel receptionist.
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The school identified the dead as receptionist Ruth Berg and staff member John Carlson.
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There she is stonewalled by a chilly receptionist and forced to wait for hours.
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My husband is always working from home when this happens, but I'm a receptionist.
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"It's a must," said Hui Jie Li, the receptionist, who applauded the new mandate.
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My husband is always working from home when this happens, but Im a receptionist.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, worked as a medical receptionist in Lubbock, Tex.
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Brianna Vorhees, who is a receptionist at the hospital, was immediately drawn to her.
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How would you feel about my speaking with the receptionist at my dentist's office?
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"Our receptionist is probably the most important person on the team," said Ms. Joseph.
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I finally got a foot-in-the-door job as a receptionist in Manhattan.
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"So you're still with us," the receptionist said, not unhumorously, when I walked in.
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Starting at the age of 12, she also worked as the office&aposs receptionist.
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Back at the hotel, the receptionist showed me the bomb shelter, just in case.
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A receptionist at the company declined to answer questions about the cost of the flight.
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What she didn't tell the receptionist was that she was giving them my fax number.
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One receptionist tried to keep a caller talking, following printed guidelines next to the phone.
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She was working as a receptionist and barely had enough to support herself, Duran said.
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Adame told Buzzfeed News that following her manicure, she asked the receptionist about the pair.
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I still have collections of emails I sent friends during my stint as a receptionist.
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Berg, 47, was a receptionist at the Minnehaha Academy and worked there for 17 years.
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A receptionist transferred her to the city's department of collections — but they weren't much help.
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Others don't want to risk the receptionist at their doctor's office gossiping about their diagnosis.
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Christine Brittin, a 46-year-old receptionist, landed in Luton after a weekend in Menorca.
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Yet this unmet woman, having remained faceless, refused to be reduced to a generic receptionist.
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She told the receptionist that she would pick up the images later and headed out.
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A receptionist in London is claiming that she was discriminated against — for a ridiculous reason.
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Aside from him and me, it was just his chief of staff and a receptionist.
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Another shows a black receptionist looking at white executive, who is looking at the camera.
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"The receptionist said, 'You know, I don't think we're equipped to handle this,'" Carolyn recalls.
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"There's a company not far out of town that makes video games," the receptionist said.
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"One interaction I'm fond of is the receptionist in the Pewter Museum," he tells me.
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His mother is Jane Parker, a Zimbabwe-born artist and onetime receptionist for Christian Dior.
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Pete Sepp started working at the National Taxpayers Union (NTU) in 1988 as a receptionist.
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These days the receptionist at the front desk is unlikely to work for the hotel.
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My stylist cuts my hair, with no small talk as per instructions from the receptionist.
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When they arrived, the building's receptionist, a Chinese citizen, was found dead in the lobby.
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The trailer has been set up as a doctor's waiting area, with Masula as receptionist.
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She works in Manhattan as a part-time receptionist at Apax Partners, an investment firm.
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The clinic receptionist has a doctor call down to the lab and confirm our situation.
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When the hour was up, I showered and came down to the receptionist to pay.
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I was the assistant to the president, and he told me to hire a receptionist.
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First I met with the receptionist, and then I met with the headmistress and headmaster.
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A human receptionist might well have got mad that the caller essentially just wasted their time.
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A hotel receptionist, reached by BuzzFeed News shortly after, confirmed that the event had been canceled.
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"It's funny for us," said a hotel receptionist in the southern city of Aix-en-Provence.
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The receptionist gave him the same phone number for Seller Support he'd been trying for weeks.
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She took to the city right away — finding a roommate and a job as a receptionist.
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"We have a fantastic receptionist who would normally handle maybe two inquiries a day," Tulle says.
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Professional jobs, part-time jobs, receptionist jobs, temp jobs, you name it, I interviewed for it.
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They have their sister, brother, receptionist, or somebody who goes out and does all these findings.
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Jiayu had never previously given a moment of thought to the receptionist in any other office.
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Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau started as a front desk receptionist at his local Planet Fitness.
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She says she worked as a receptionist and secretary during her summers while studying at Stanford.
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On Monday, Jarrett Peper, a receptionist at the center, arrived at work just before 8 a.m.
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She said DACA allowed her to work as a receptionist, and then as a dental assistant.
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Broke and depressed, I faced reality and looked for a day job, eventually becoming a receptionist.
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A receptionist then went to Mr. Bourdain's room, where he was found hanging in the bathroom.
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She insisted that her husband needed medical care, so the receptionist went to get a nurse.
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Ms. Hines had a part in one of his movies, "5 Flights Up," playing a receptionist.
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We rode the elevator to a silent floor, where the receptionist clocked him as he entered.
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On the way out, I told the receptionist I was sorry if I had been rude.
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The receptionist at the front desk advised I try the NBC offices at the Rockefeller Center.
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"This was our dream, you know," said Ms. Solis, 26, a receptionist at a law firm.
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She was booked solid, and the receptionist asked if I'd be O.K. with a nurse practitioner.
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She started working in December as a part-time receptionist for an insurance company in Queens.
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Don't miss the Lois Dodd painting of three cows hanging on the wall above the receptionist.
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At one point, the caller said to the receptionist, "You're asking too many questions," said the employee.
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She later took a job as a receptionist at Good Morning America hoping to become a producer.
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Continental breakfast isn't ready this early, so I snag a day-old cookie from the receptionist desk.
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So I took pretty much anything that was basically an entry level administration temp or receptionist job.
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"This door can only be opened if you pay 185,000 rupiah ($14) to the receptionist," he said.
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After the festival, I received an order of job transfer to Hakim Sinai, to be the receptionist!
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But, today, I made small talk with the receptionist, who also shampooed my hair, and my stylist.
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But the voice on the intercom belonged to someone, a receptionist who did not need a nametag.
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After Clarissa's felony record was erased, she had found work as a receptionist in a dentist's office.
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It didn't go further because his receptionist soon knocked on the door, indicating their time was up.
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In response to a visit by a reporter, a receptionist said the chairman, Chen Zuyuan was away.
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He tries to have sex with the American Century receptionist in his private bathroom, but can't perform.
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"At least three shops were like, 'We are not hiring for a receptionist right now,'" he says.
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He'd been sent to a Quixote Studios to cut some clients' hair, and Patridge was the receptionist.
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The front desk receptionist at my hotel casually offered to take any unwanted giveaways off my hands.
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The corporate security firm at the center of the case, G4S, employed a Muslim receptionist, Samira Achbita.
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Among his accusers are a Miss Utah beauty pageant winner, a businesswoman, a reporter and a receptionist.
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But no such event existed, according to the complaint, so the club receptionist alerted the Secret Service.
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One day Bruce was in Fornaci's office charming the receptionist, the next he was calling from jail.
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"I am upgrading you two sisters to the 14th floor," the receptionist said when we got downstairs.
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Andrea Simpson, 22, started at the Hunny Pot as a receptionist last April, making $14 an hour.
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A receptionist can welcome office visitors in San Francisco from her home in New York's Finger Lakes.
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To make ends meet, she took a second job as a receptionist at a local yoga studio.
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Trump described it a "fluke situation," praising both the Secret Service and the receptionist who stopped Zhang.
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"The idea came from my mother's life," said Ms. Cabrera, 26, who works as a medical receptionist.
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When the Roosevelt Inn was contacted for comment by phone, a receptionist said management had nothing to say.
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As a young-looking female attorney, I'm always trying to avoid being mistaken for an assistant or receptionist.
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"Just follow the music," the smiling receptionist at Edinburgh's Storytelling Centre advises, nodding to the door behind her.
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The forced jollity of the initial exchange with a receptionist does not come easily after an exhausting trip.
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The receptionist politely declined my requests to speak with someone from Foxconn, directing me to a media email.
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A receptionist who answered the phone at Nicolai&aposs office said Nicolai would not comment and was unreachable.
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A receptionist at the Etoile de Sud hotel in Grand-Bassam said the attacks happened on the beach.
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Cheers echoed through the wards of the Suva's Colonial War Memorial hospital, a receptionist told Reuters by phone.
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We enter and register at the receptionist at a very clean, almost financial investment firm type of atmosphere.
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Why the receptionist is your secret weapon for office intel and lunch orders that get delivered on time.
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Shoshanna is a college student, Jessa is unemployed, and Marnie works as a receptionist at an art gallery.
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She finds herself adrift, distant from friends and her husband, chafing at her work as a medical receptionist.
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Just after 5 AM, political history's eternal receptionist, David Dimbleby, announced the BBC was calling it for Leave.
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A receptionist at the Sheraton Samoa Beach Resort said he had not felt any impact from the quake.
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Vocations Angela Dunn, 33, is a personal coach and receptionist for Weight Watchers International in College Station, Tex.
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Crooks alleged Trump forcibly kissed her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a receptionist.
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A Trump International Hotel receptionist confirmed to Politico that API was holding an event at the Washington hotel.
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" The other objective, says Welch, may be less obvious: "They want to see how you treat the receptionist.
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Greet the receptionist with a warm, polite introduction and a smile, just as you would the hiring manager.
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She had worked as a waitress, hotel receptionist, and cook; she cleaned houses and took care of children.
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Robot receptionists, for example, are being built and designed to perform all the tasks a regular receptionist would.
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A receptionist at one Rise Labs' address did not open the door when a reporter called for comment.
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To this day, the band are banned from the hotel premises for the grief they caused the receptionist.
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The receptionist at another company expressed surprise after learning that her boss had registered to submit a bid.
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Then there was the next one, from the ad agency where I was a receptionist over a summer.
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"May I help you, sir?" the receptionist asked, eyeing Santiago as he loitered in front of her desk.
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Mr. Charet later stepped down from his officer post after a club receptionist accused him of sexual harassment.
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A receptionist who answered the phone at the Generator in Stockholm on Monday said she had no comment.
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The source left a parcel with an SD card for "Ed" with a receptionist at 8:30 a.m.
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Once I checked out, I handed my RTR garment bag over to the receptionist at the front desk.
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A Muslim employee, who worked as a receptionist, sued after she was fired for wearing a head scarf.
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The President described it a "fluke situation," praising both the Secret Service and the receptionist who stopped Zhang.
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Prosecutors in the case said that Morrissey, then 56, was having sex with his 17-year-old receptionist.
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Zhang was let onto the grounds and once there was asked by a receptionist why she was there.
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Debbie, who reports her age as "older than Mindy," is a medical receptionist living in the northern suburbs.
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His low-key fellow instructor, Hector (Albert Ausellé), has growing doubts, as does the center's receptionist, Laura (Diana Gómez).
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But after 6 weeks, he said his life was "so crazy right now" and started dating an Equinox receptionist.
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There's a bizarre if not unforeseen side-plot with the receptionist that doesn't meet the You're The Worst standard.
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Oh, and be nice to everyone you meet, from the people in the elevator with you to the receptionist.
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"I don't think that story is good for business," Clare said when the receptionist handed her the room key.
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The receptionist shows me to my room, which is a private room with two beds on the fifth floor.
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Mackenzi Guptill is a receptionist at a hotel in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, and an English major at a nearby college.
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I was given a folder and told to book a follow up appointment for surgery with the receptionist outside.
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It didn't qualify as "walk-in hours worthy," the receptionist said, offering me an appointment in a few weeks.
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"For most of his life, he's faced huge battles," his adoptive mom, Janelle Adams, 57, a receptionist, tells PEOPLE.
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In 2012, Lily was hired as a full time staff member, and in 2015 she was promoted to receptionist.
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She helped out her sons by working as a receptionist at the company's first headquarters in New York City.
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Another woman said Trump kissed her on the mouth when she was a 85033-year old receptionist in 2005.
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Ms. Dauplaise founded her jewelry business after starting as a receptionist in the industry, according to her company's website.
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She accused the president of forcibly kissing her when she worked as a receptionist in Trump Tower in 85033.
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Ms. Garner remains dedicated throughout, and a scene in which she begs a receptionist for help is especially heartfelt.
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Broadly called up Lumidolls' Barcelona headquarters to find out more, but a polite receptionist was unable to give comment.
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The political satire is about a Long Island pharmaceutical salesman who gets seduced by a receptionist during his travels.
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Pam quits her job as receptionist to help him, and then Ryan ends up joining them as a salesman.
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A jittery receptionist told me then that all the rooms were booked and would be for a long time.
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Connie Allred, 68, a retired dental receptionist, occasionally attended Zumba fitness classes with Ms. Danley at the subdivision's clubhouse.
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S. my mother is a primary school receptionist and is the wisest, most inspirational and kindest woman I know.
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You walk into the office and greet a digital avatar that replaced the company receptionist a few years ago.
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I worked as a receptionist at a Brazilian waxing boutique, a nanny, a caterer and a video production assistant.
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Four years ago, when the pool first opened, she came looking for a job as a front-desk receptionist.
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I called my congressional representative and let her receptionist know that someone on the President's shortlist had attacked me.
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She is a receiver and producer of information: woman as information processor, computer, typist, recorder, transcriptionist, receptionist, black box.
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I return my keys to the reception desk, and chat with my dinner companion from last night and the receptionist.
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Hollis owns Clean Canvas Laser Tattoo Removal in Houston, where Sheats was hired for a receptionist position in January 2015.
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Today: a receptionist who makes $36,420 per year and spends some of her money on Moroccan Rose Superfood Facial Oil.
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My ears perked up immediately as I gathered that much from our receptionist on the phone and took the call.
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"The hotel occupancy is normal for these dates," said Carla Tellez, a receptionist at the Sandos Finisterra Los Cabos resort.
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A telephone receptionist at the Cove referred media inquiries to an outside spokesman, Todd Shearer of the Demoss Group Inc.
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She pays the receptionist, withholds and pays federal and state employment taxes, and files a Form W-2600 each year.
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Feig's gender-bending reboot also gives the team's 2016 receptionist a Y chromosome, with Marvel hero Chris Hemsworth fielding calls.
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In the video (warning: language NSFW!) obtained by PEOPLE and uploaded onto YouTube, Stamos is seen yelling at a receptionist.
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I can confirm this, having stood in for the role of the receptionist during a demo at the Thai restaurant.
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The only witness is receptionist Mia, played by Wen Qi, who is only a few years older than the girls.
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Our complimentary daily breakfast could be taken in the room or at the hotel restaurant, a hotel receptionist informed us.
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One day near the end of my stay, I asked the hotel receptionist to translate a newspaper story for me.
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Mr. Rockefeller grew up in a suburb of Sydney, Australia, the artistic son of an architect and a medical receptionist.
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Others serve up entertainment, such as Pepper, a "receptionist" robot that can hold a conversation and also dance with customers.
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Then, I chatted with the receptionist, who I'd also never met before, for a few minutes on the way out.
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HDFC Bank's robot, however, will have limited capabilities and will supposedly only serve the role of a receptionist, for now.
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"They came out, they flexed their muscles and they won," said Vega, a receptionist at a non-profit housing organization.
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But then I said, I know what I'm gonna do: I'm gonna be the best damn receptionist they've ever seen.
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A receptionist at Peccin headquarters, which also houses the plant, said no company officials were available to discuss the matter.
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"I have health insurance," I insisted, several times, to a receptionist who nonetheless expected me to fork over a 20.
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" Then a receptionist walked in, and Francis finally spoke up and said, "Do you think this kid could be 18?
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The attorney who was once speaking on her behalf was unavailable when Reuters visited the law office, a receptionist said.
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"Oh, my God," a receptionist at the F.B.I. press office said to a reporter who called to ask about Bigfoot.
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To my surprise, no doctor was available, and it took the receptionist an hour to reach a nurse by phone.
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The connection helped him land a receptionist job for Dalton McGuinty, then Ontario's opposition leader, while he was still studying.
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I could go to the police in the morning, my hotel receptionist told me, but more likely, I'd be lucky.
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After working 22 different jobs, Corcoran began her career in real estate as a receptionist for the Giffuni Brothers' firm.
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You can tell the receptionist that that you'll officially check in closer to you appointment time, say, 15 minutes before.
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He worked variously as a hotel receptionist and as a salesman in men's clothing stores, peddling tailored suits and sportswear.
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Excited about the possible position, she arrived five minutes early and was immediately ushered into the interview by the receptionist.
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She told a receptionist she was there to attend a non-existent "United Nations Chinese American Association" event that evening.
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Fisher decided to focus on in-person meetings after a session with a receptionist at a medical practice in Michigan.
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I asked the receptionist to see my case manager, who could potentially authorize "take-home" doses to last the weekend.
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Four Out of Five This is definitely the love song, and it's definitely about a woman characterized as a hotel receptionist.
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Rachel Crooks was a receptionist for a real estate company based in Trump Tower in New York City at the time.
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Ehrlich said the front-desk receptionist who answered the call managed to get a callback number, which she gave to police.
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Sara Johnson's Facebook profile said she was a receptionist at Pfeil's Home and Garden Materials and was originally from Jasper, Florida.
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It combines Cisco Spark's messaging and video service with maps from ArcGIS and PubNub's real-time APIs into a virtual receptionist.
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Further south, in Pemba, Elton Ernesto, a receptionist at Raphael's Hotel, said there were fallen trees but not too much damage.
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When he complained, the receptionist said, "No problem" and sent up two burly guards to stand in the doorway all night.
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Then one day, Annie discovers weeks of unopened mail stashed away by a receptionist who went to lunch and never returned.
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He then picked a fight with the hotel receptionist, who was also a trained judoka, and ended up getting judo'd himself.
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Rachel Crooks, formerly a receptionist at a real estate firm, told The New York Times in a report published on Oct.
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"The Receptionist knew this event did not exist on property as she has a complete list of events," the complaint said.
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The mosque holds prayers throughout the night during the observance of Ramadan, said Tajul Islam, a receptionist at the ADAMS Center.
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Having worked there as a receptionist, she convinced me that if I had a concussion, I would die in my sleep.
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I go back up to the 8th floor and walk straight past the receptionist to my oncologist's scheduler in the back.
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Crooks has accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she was a young receptionist.
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Dannels is a receptionist at a financial company, and although she once kept a yoga journal, her practice has fallen off.
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Previously, Peña worked as a receptionist at a law office and noticed she was never able to be herself at work.
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At 22 years old, Karen Kaplan took a receptionist job at Hill Holliday in 1982 to save money for law school.
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Once Zhang was inside, she told a receptionist she was there for a meeting of the United Nations Chinese American Association.
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I remember the receptionist telling me that there were no appointments available, but that I could make one for another time.
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I entered the office and apprehensively scanned the waiting room, grinning instinctively when my eyes landed on the plus size receptionist.
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A receptionist in a white blouse who was neither particularly nice nor particularly rude, and an assistant to help him out.
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Even subtle outside judgments—a look from the dentist's receptionist, for example—can lead to self-blame and skipped medical appointments.
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But a receptionist might not necessarily know this, and assume the machine can't service someone who needs that kind of accommodation.
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Apparently, most of these companies couldn't even be bothered to hire a receptionist to keep the office open during business hours.
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The receptionist, Bingbing Peranio, listed as a "manager" on her disclosure, spoke with a reporter about her relationship with Ms. Yang.
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The worn-looking spa, called The Spa for now, is due for a face-lift this year, a receptionist told me.
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In 1963 Ms. Jean began working as a receptionist for the cosmetics company Redken, a job she held for three decades.
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Because it's flu season, and also now possibly coronavirus season, here is a pitch-perfect impression of an urgent care receptionist.
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The excitement is short-lived, as the receptionist lets us know that the judge has ordered FIFTY people to go upstairs.
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When we arrived, Adams hustled through the drably carpeted lobby, hardly slowing before a receptionist and a guard waved him inside.
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The receptionist at St. Paul's Convent School said Sister Elisabeth, the principal, had suddenly been taken ill and had returned to Kerala.
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Digital healthcare applications now let patients schedule their appointments without the need to call a doctor's office and wait for a receptionist.
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Rebecca Owen, a receptionist from Manchester, UK, posted the following brilliant WhatsApp exchange she'd had with her mother to Facebook on Monday.
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When I walked into the dimly lit salon, the receptionist ushered me to a quiet, serene room tucked behind the busy entrance.
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"This won't change our daily lives at all," said Isadore Tapsoba, a receptionist at Relax Hotel, a short drive from the Splendid.
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I check in with the front desk and head up to the fourth floor, where I am greeted by the smiling receptionist.
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Christophe, receptionist and golf club manager—Deauville Once a Russian family came to Madrid to celebrate the birthday of their youngest daughter.
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The friendly receptionist offers me one of the most coveted rooms, which features an original photograph of Yoko Ono and John Lennon.
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As a lowly admin, I didn't expect him to give me the time of day, much less hug me AND our receptionist!
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Her rise to becoming the vice president of Creative Management Associates began in 1955, when she got a job as a receptionist.
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After arriving in the United States in 1960, she worked as a receptionist for a Spanish government commercial attaché in New York.
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He goes on to tell the receptionist that a car service will be picking him up after the high-risk spinal procedure.
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I would soldier on, and as I approached the receptionist in the lobby I would seal my fate… or so I thought.
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She accused the president of forcibly kissing her when she was a 22-year-old receptionist working in Trump Tower in 2005.
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The lawyer I worked for was still in the office, as was the receptionist, but everyone else had left for the day.
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No one from the firm responded to a phone message I left with the firm's receptionist, requesting comment on the Wolfe settlement.
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Whether it's the porter in her building, a waiter, a store clerk or a receptionist, she is sure to inform their boss.
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Levand by then was living near Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she now works as a paraprofessional special-education teacher and a receptionist.
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Nathalie Perez, Silvercrest's receptionist, said she initially felt unsure about how the CPR course would help her understand the company any better.
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Each morning when I arrived at the office, the receptionist, a young woman right out of high school, would greet me enthusiastically.
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Another $4003,400 came from a woman who says she worked as a receptionist at a massage parlor owned by Ms. Yang's husband.
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"There was some anger, there were some tears," Ms. Carson, a receptionist at the firm in Victoria, B.C., said in an interview.
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Fiaza Kausar, a 23-year-old receptionist for a vacuum cleaner company, walked up to him, somehow managing to keep her cool.
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Disillusion comes when she discovers that Vivien isn't a doctor but, rather, an unemployed receptionist with prospects as limited as her own.
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She was a receptionist in the building and says she was attempting to be cordial to one of her company's business partners.
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He signed up for a class and told the receptionist he would wait outside for it to start, according to police documents.
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A hotel in Austria has been put on lockdown after one of its receptionist tested positive for the new coronavirus, Reuters reported.
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I was greeted by his receptionist, who told me Mr. Trump was in the middle of something, and it might be awhile.
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When you do walk into the office's waiting room, remember to be nice to the receptionist, security guards, or whoever greets you.
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It is operated by a skeleton crew of six full-time employees, including two program managers, a receptionist, and three security guards.
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"The first person I would ask what they thought [about a candidate] was the receptionist and then the security guard," says Drexler.
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"It was so preventable, and that's why we're so angry," said Alia Al-Ghabban, a veterinary receptionist who lives on the estate.
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The former Bayrock Group receptionist has said that the encounter happened on the 24th floor of Trump Tower, not in the lobby.
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Employers want to know how you interact with others regularly, so a common tactic is to ask the receptionist about you later.
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After school, I worked as a receptionist, then as a public high school teacher and coach in Baltimore making around $45,000 annually.
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A receptionist at Honiara's Pacific Casino Hotel said the shaking -- about five minutes long -- made it feel like she was floating on water.
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Short-term jobs popular with retirees include administrative assistant, attorney, bookkeeper, marketing communications specialist, project manager, receptionist and sales rep, according to AARP.
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And because he was there before the receptionist, he just started wandering the halls, uncomfortable in his jacket and tie, résumé in hand.
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Unless Google clues them in, a receptionist could schedule a hair or dentist appointment and never realize they were communicating with a computer.
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Her bosses respond to her ideas — ideas she starts feeling comfortable sharing once her confidence lands her the receptionist gig she's dreamed of.
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When BuzzFeed News called Berman and Company and asked for Restaurant Workers of America, a receptionist said that Saltsman would return the call.
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Karen, the receptionist at his day job, says he brightens her day; co-worker Pauline says he brings a sparkle to the office.
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It confirms the date and, after a few pleasantries, ends the call with the receptionist seemingly unaware they'd just conversed with a computer.
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Director J.D. Dillard was a receptionist at J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot production company when he started planning Sleight with co-writer Alex Theurer.
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When CNBC called Kerrisdale Capital's office in Manhattan for comment, a receptionist said, "He's in a meeting right now," and took a message.
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Again, the real estate mogul kissed her on the lips, this time in front of two pageant chaperones and a receptionist, she said.
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Sliding glass doors lead to a modern-looking lobby with a single receptionist desk, some furniture, and a timeline boasting the center's achievements.
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This week, she spends some of her money on tickets to see It. Occupation: Receptionist Industry: Retail Customer ServiceAge: 211Location: Chicago, ILSalary: $211,245.
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Mui began her career as a receptionist and obituary writer at The Times-Picayune in New Orleans, where she was born and raised.
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The fiery Behar didn't take the conventional path to stardom and her career included everything from talk radio to working as a receptionist.
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I work as the receptionist on the Phillip Island Nature Park in Victoria, Southeastern Australia, and we take sick penguins in for rehabilitation.
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That opinion came after a Muslim woman in Belgium, Samira Achbita, was dismissed from her job as a receptionist at a security company.
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By the time I arrive, I'm so anxious — and so profusely apologizing to the receptionist — that I'm not really preparing myself to relax.
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I was working as a receptionist at a post-production house, so I was the first point of entry when people got there.
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When you do finally walk into the office's waiting room, remember to be nice to the receptionist, security guards, or whoever greets you.
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In the UK, a woman was sent home from her temp job as a receptionist at PwC because she was not wearing heels.
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To focus on therapy, she had to let her contractors know she'd be dropping their services, and she had to hire a receptionist.
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Before she received her commercial driver's license (CDL) last year, Devlin held jobs as a UPS driver, waitress, receptionist and small business owner.
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"A generator works for a few hours in an emergency," said Eliecer Rivero, who works as a receptionist at a hotel in Valencia.
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At check out, the receptionist tells me I'm running low on my prepaid packages for two of the three services I get done.
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Her receptionist initially disregarded his application because of his age, but Mr. Mancinelli applied again, and impressed Ms. Dinezza with his cutting ability.
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It would have paid twice her salary as a salon receptionist and brought her closer to her dream of working in show business.
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It started when my actress slash receptionist friend said she'd been going to improv classes run by a company called The Free Association.
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When he did not arrive for breakfast with Mr. Ripert the next morning, a receptionist went into his room and found his body.
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Vows The summer of 2014 did not begin happily for Whitney Morie, a kindergarten teacher and part-time receptionist in a hair salon.
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"This program makes sense," said Banks, who was placed by the program into a job as a receptionist for a senior nutrition program.
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Ms. Marin was cleared to return to work last month and was hired as a receptionist at a hair salon near Union Square.
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In her adolescence, Maye helped her father with his chiropractor clinic, working as a receptionist and putting client newsletters together, according to Forbes.
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She found work as a secretary, a receptionist and a promoter at the mall, hawking products like toothpaste, feminine pads, chocolate and juice.
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"It feels like one of those zombie movies with one guy walking in an empty New York," said Matteo Secchi, a hotel receptionist.
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Since then, she has worked as a retail sales associate, freelance writer and photographer, and is currently a receptionist at a genetics lab.
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The manual, titled Protecting Your Ministry From Sexual Orientation Gender Identity Lawsuits, suggested that someone like the receptionist should qualify as a minister.
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The receptionist looked horrified when she realized that I was the British journalist who had scheduled an appointment with Marion Maréchal-Le Pen.
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The receptionist said yes but repeated what the woman on the Chicago hotline had first told me: Not just anyone can get tested.
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A receptionist contacts you before check-in to see if you'd like to schedule a free consultation with a traditional Chinese medicine doctor.
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Like many upper-middle-class women of the time, my grandmother didn't work; now she works as a receptionist at an allergist's office.
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Today: a receptionist at a law firm who makes $218 per hour and spends some of her money this week on Method dish soap.
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According to a police report, Hubel entered the store along Chicago&aposs Jewelers Row district downtown earlier this month while the receptionist was out.
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After it appeared on Russian TV as part of the football broadcast, the receptionist at her hotel stopped her as she was checking out.
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Rather than find Eve's disguise — as the hotel lobby receptionist — suspicious, he's charmed by her behavior, and asks her out to dinner that night.
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Lori Mueller did not respond to emails, phone calls, or notes left at her office with her receptionist over a course of several months.
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Cecilia, the Deliveroo rider in Turin, has a part-time job as a receptionist and hopes to be taken on full-time one day.
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When the fourth doctor's office receptionist on the phone told me to go to the emergency room, I decided to google the nearest hospital.
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The receptionist in Cincinnati who told Clare that once a woman fell into such a deep sleep in this hotel, she never woke up.
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"Never have I rooted for someone to be an unbelievable jerk," McCarthy, 45, joked about Hemsworth, who plays the ghoul-hunting foursome's office receptionist.
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Victim LaToya Thompson, 34, was a receptionist at the Williams Medical Clinic in Potts Camp, Mississippi, where the violence occurred at about 10 a.m.
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Instead, you should be looking over your résumé, making polite small talk with the receptionist, or just quietly watching other people come and go.
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Mayu Kase, 22, who left her job as a hotel receptionist in Chiba, an area east of Tokyo, wants to open a cake shop.
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The friendly receptionist asks if he has a specific issue he needs addressed, or if he's simply in need of a primary care provider.
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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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Welkio uses an iPad to do all the usual sign-in stuff that a receptionist would do when a guest enters an office building.
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Does the part-time guy in the mailroom feel like he's able to eat lunch with the receptionist who's been there for 20 years?
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At one hotel -- listed as a call center -- a receptionist told CNN one Trump staffer and about three volunteers showed up throughout the day.
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She asked me a few throwaway questions about my nonexistent experience as a receptionist, then deemed me pretty enough to start the following week.
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And, instead of a receptionist, there is a man with a gun, who is so bored he is out of his mind with boredom.
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He heads to the radio station, where I guess this is no security because he just walks right on in and murders the receptionist.
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Crooks says Trump held her hand and kissed her on the mouth when she was working as a receptionist at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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The receptionist will usually ask you if you would like some prior to your interview, but bringing your own is always a safe call.
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The firm's receptionist said that name partner Michael Kraemer, who was named as a defendant in Wolfe's suit, no longer works at Kraemer Manes.
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Seeing him made her remember a painful incident when she was a young woman working as a receptionist at a Los Angeles construction company.
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The event she described did not exist, and the receptionist summoned more Secret Service agents, telling them Zhang was not authorized to be there.
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She worked as an ice-cream scooper in SoHo and as a night receptionist at a recording studio, where she signed for mysterious packages.
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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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His mother is a receptionist at the Veterans Memorial Home in Paramus, N.J., where veterans, their spouses and Gold Star parents receive health care.
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RB: In 27, when I was 221 years old, I moved back to my hometown and accepted a receptionist position making $220,21 a year.
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"I need to make my way in the world," he tells the hotel receptionist, explaining his interest in being mentored by the Italian designer.
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Last December, the theater director Tina Satter was stuck at a desk, temping as a receptionist, when she fell down an internet rabbit hole.
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But waving an Olympic medal in front of the human resources receptionist doesn't mean you can skip over the experience section on job applications.
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Love announces itself everywhere, it matters just as much to the dry cleaner and the motel receptionist as it does to poets and dancers.
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Her current job, as a receptionist at a car dealership, pays far less than her old factory jobs and requires a 50-mile commute.
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A receptionist, Soukkida Senonghiem, said that while foreign investment was generally good for Laos, it was ordinary people who suffered when projects went awry.
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By midmorning, at least eight people had been rescued, but the receptionist, Ruth Berg, and a part-time janitor, John Carlson, were reported missing.
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It was available for in-home purchase as well as in banks, healthcare facilities and restaurants, and was capable of serving as a receptionist.
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"I'm really angry about what's happened," said receptionist Samira Jama, 50, who was helping her sister collect belongings from an apartment behind the cordon.
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Zhang has been in federal custody since a receptionist at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club first grew suspicious on a Saturday afternoon in March.
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The second complaint was filed in December 2016 by a former receptionist, who is black and said she was a target of racial discrimination.
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She paved the way for my stints as an unpaid intern, receptionist, failed poet, editorial assistant, paperback book critic, part-time teacher and broke freelancer.
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At dusk, with snow falling and my panic rising, I found an English-speaking receptionist at the village's biggest hotel who agreed to help us.
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It should have cost me $130 with a government rebate of $65, but their receptionist was away so I'll pay double at my next appointment.
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The 26-year-old receptionist had suffered more than 40 injuries, including serious internal trauma, bruising, and a blow-out fracture to her left eye.
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They dropped me off in front while they went to find parking, and I entered to find a nearly empty waiting room without any receptionist.
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When I was booking the appointment, all the receptionist told me to do was come with my vulva shaved or waxed about 48 hours out.
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In this respect, bots offer some utility — acting as a front-line receptionist for customer care professionals by regurgitating basic information, while triaging everything else.
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She claimed that while working as a receptionist at a real estate investment development company, Trump began kissing her, according to the New York Times.
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"It's almost like we're at war with each other," said Becky Greene, 68, a white receptionist at the church offices who supports Senator Ted Cruz.
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The Wednesday morning explosion at Minnehaha Academy caused part of the school building to collapse, killing receptionist Ruth Berg, 47, and custodian John Carlson, 82.
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Today: a receptionist working at a talent agency who makes $40,103 per year and spends some of her money this week on Steve Madden heels.
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She said she didn't want her children supporting them, so she got a job as a receptionist at a title company, where she still works.
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I did have to pass the always-cheery receptionist, who let out an empathetic but powerless "oh noooo" as I was led to the elevators.
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Leaving their father, a former hotel receptionist, behind in Aleppo, they made two failed attempts to cross the border at night between Syria and Turkey.
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It had turned out O.K. Ms. Stipkovits was then working as a medical receptionist and raising a daughter, Maleena, as a single parent in McKeesport.
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The basic service asks users to choose a time slot, with the option to deposit a package with a receptionist or in a safe space.
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It wasn't too long ago that he was working as a receptionist at Bad Robot, while chasing development deals on big-budget science fiction projects.
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Despite these failures, while working as a receptionist for a real estate development company in Manhattan, Corcoran decided she would try her hand renting apartments.
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"It felt very strong... The tourists were very nervous, but nothing serious happened," Camila Castillo, a receptionist at a hotel in La Serena, told Reuters.
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The only witness to the attack is motel receptionist Mia, played by actress Qi Wen, who is just a few years older than the girls.
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Mr. Whitman, a 218-year-old student, Eagle Scout and Marine veteran, killed a receptionist and two members of a visiting family inside the tower.
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The receptionist kindly offers to schedule an appointment – for six months down the road – but promises to be in touch if there are any cancellations.
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Google's new Duplex is an artificial intelligence speech system that sets up appointments and performs other clerical tasks, like a receptionist or human assistant might.
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"They answer when you call," said Maribel Aquino, a receptionist who has lived for nine years in a building a short walk from Prospect Avenue.
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Alan A. PardeeNew YorkThe writer is a weekly churchgoing Catholic and a former church choir member, eucharistic minister, lector, usher, altar server and church receptionist.
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Cecily Dreyfuss, a receptionist in Forest Hills, Queens, has worried about finding kosher-for-Passover foods at a time when many store shelves are depleted.
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Cecily Dreyfuss, a receptionist in Forest Hills, Queens, has worried about finding kosher-for-Passover foods at a time when many store shelves are depleted.
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I had to know for myself, and for my receptionist mate who wouldn't stop asking me if I'd "been bitten by the improv bug" yet.
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They married in 1949 and, after graduating, moved to New York City, where Ms. Miles found a job as a receptionist at a private school.
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Ms. Fraticelli is a registered nurse, but her current family responsibilities allow her to work only part time as a receptionist at a radiology office.
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Fischer played the Scranton brach of Dunder Mifflin's receptionist-turned-sales rep Pam Halpert (née Beesly), while Kinsey played the cat-loving accountant Angela Martin.
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Front-desk Mar-a-Lago receptionist Ariela Grumaz testified earlier on Tuesday that Zhang "was acting very weird and strange" during her March 30 visit.
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They included a Rockland County native, Vanessa Wilson, 25, a receptionist at Chanel's Midtown offices, and Kristin Taylor, 24, an actress from Kansas City, Kan.
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The nurse about to access my port paused to tell me that the receptionist in the infusion center had resigned, but would not be replaced.
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One lucky iHeartRadio receptionist had the surprise of her life when the Fresh Prince popped in to say hello as she bid her coworkers goodbye.
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"There are other places to visit which are equally interesting," said Geng, 35, a hotel receptionist on Phi Phi Island, who gave only one name.
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Typically, the first person you meet at Patagonia's headquarters, in Ventura, is a receptionist and former freestyle Frisbee world champion who goes by Chipper Bro.
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Nancy Downing, 42, a receptionist from Concord, said she admired Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders for wanting to achieve free government health care for all.
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We were also geared up for two major couples in the making: David and motel receptionist Stevie (Emily Hampshire), and Alexis and Mutt (Tim Rozon).
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"I just remember Rainn Wilson crying," the actress, who joined the NBC sitcom during season five as receptionist Erin Hannon, said of Wilson (Dwight Schrute).
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Sabrina Ortiz, 28, earns about $800 a week driving for Uber, or twice as much as she did as a receptionist for an auto shop.
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" Read More "Waving an Olympic medal in front of the human resources receptionist doesn't mean you can skip over the experience section on job applications.
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One winner's body was painted entirely in a shimmery teal, with a red gown and pageant sash identifying her as Miss Argentina, the Netherworld's regretful receptionist.
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According to the receptionist at one of the hotels, a woman who had checked in under the Vietnamese name of Doan Thi Huong on Sunday Feb.
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" (Spoiler: they won't.) A video captioned "Man from Saudi spits in the face of the poor receptionist at a Hospital in London then attacks other staff.
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During the call, Assistant deftly works with the salon receptionist to find an appointment time, peppering its questions and remarks with realistically placed umms and ahhs.
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I'm used to walking into both young startups and tech giants, seeing the woman behind the receptionist desk and realizing that she is the lone female.
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I walked into the front lobby, a small space undecorated except for a narrow strip of Foxconn-spangled wallpaper behind a receptionist desk in the corner.
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Britain's Parliament held a debate after a woman was sent home from her job as a receptionist for refusing to wear high heels (it was inconclusive).
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He and his business partner faced some difficulty along the way — including when a receptionist embezzled and ran away with $83,000 — but they outperformed the competition.
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Crooks said she was working as a receptionist for a real estate investment and development company with offices in the Manhattan Trump Tower at the time.
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I tried to do the straight thing like work for Goodwill, work for a hospital as a receptionist and all that stuff, but it didn't work.
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Vasquez, who previously worked as a receptionist at a dentist's office according to her Facebook profile, was apparently experiencing elevated blood pressure and migraine headaches recently.
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Tina Fey is obviously super successful now, so hearing about the time she spent as a front desk receptionist at the YMCA is a little comforting.
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The actor — whose technical title in the film is Kevin, the receptionist, as opposed to Kevin, king of our hearts — seems to have a small part.
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You may recall Davis as the pretty receptionist Dawn Tinsley from the original U.K. version of The Office, or as Dianne from Shaun of the Dead.
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Printz's earliest clients was the Broadway lyricist Adolph Green, who based Judy Holliday's character in the "Bells Are Ringing," a lovestruck telephone receptionist, on Mrs. Printz.
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"We were just star-struck girls," said Florence Provinzano, 68, a former Belles receptionist who remembered taking calls for Robert Redford, Woody Allen and Candice Bergen.
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But money was tight, job offers were few, and she wound up working as a receptionist for her father's trade school to pay off student loans.
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They found out that from receptionist to CEO, including the range of possible compensation from social security to company shares, the figure is $168,747, or €151,180.
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By 2008, he was Maroon 5's hair stylist and also working at the Quixote Studios in Culver City, where Audrina Patridge worked as a receptionist.
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He didn't have a receptionist, so there was no one to take my calls to schedule a follow-up appointment, and he wasn't returning my voicemails.
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"When you wear a tight dress, it actually makes you feel sleeker," Crystal, the receptionist at my hair salon, who is eight months pregnant, told me.
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There's no support staff whatsoever, despite my begging and pleading for a receptionist so I can bill more time (which would hopefully result in more money).
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After check-in, a receptionist escorted me to my Superior room, the cheapest category, and provided detailed instructions on how to control the lights and temperature.
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Opening the door and greeting me by name, the receptionist gave me an envelope he was about to stick on the door before he went home.
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She is extremely educated, very sharp, and extremely savvy," Sherwin told jurors, adding that the club's receptionist remembered her as being "extremely calm, cool and collected.
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A receptionist at Al Arif Group in Dubai referred calls to the head of the company's immigration department, Aziz Dashti, and supplied a mobile telephone number.
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When CNN visited Shadow's offices Tuesday morning, a receptionist at the WeWork space said the company had moved out of its space roughly a month ago.
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Bleary-eyed from a long flight to Berlin, I handed my Apple Card over to the receptionist at my hotel for an early check-in fee.
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" He tells a cautionary tale about the time he hired a "breathtaking European beauty" as a receptionist "who could easily rival Ingrid Bergman in her heyday.
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"Drinking coffee, eating, or talking on your cell is not the first impression you want to make with the hiring manager — or the receptionist," says Taylor.
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A receptionist on the ground floor of the office building in London's Canary Wharf financial district where the company rents space on the 26th floor, said Financial.
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" Behind the clinic's receptionist is the agency logo, encircled in chains, with a crest bearing the Latin phrase for "Do as we say, not as we do.
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He sweats, he fidgets, he uselessly begs the receptionist to pay attention to him… and then finally, he beats his potential replacement to death with his briefcase.
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Finally I got a call back after probably a year from a salon on Beverly Boulevard; they were looking for a receptionist so I started off there.
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Just 30 kms (18 miles) inland from the Marlows, 22-year-old Luke Sultana works as a part-time receptionist in the regional service town of Nowra.
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To the receptionist on the other end of the line, Duplex sounded like a bona fide person, complete with pauses and "ums" for more human-like authenticity.
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Fischer, best-known for playing receptionist Pam Beesley, began unboxing gifts which included a T-shirt featuring bread from Angela Kinsey and raisin crisps from Ellie Kemper.
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The receptionist at the Palm Construction School, the closest business to the club, says she assumed it was abandoned until the morning she found police cars outside.
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The receptionist, who spoke in a treacly drawl, directed her to a question on the first page, which asked if the applicant was a United States citizen.
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She worked her way through college by holding several jobs including babysitting, teaching gymnastics, working as a receptionist, serving food at Denny's and bagging groceries at Safeway.
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She is now 50, with few skills, missing teeth, no education and working as a receptionist for a building company as part of a state sponsored program.
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Janey-E and Chantal are also types in this season, drawn a little larger than life for effect; even sweet Lucy never changes, playing the ditzy receptionist.
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Few Americans would see a receptionist at a company like G4S wearing a headscarf and assume, automatically, that this said anything about the company's position on religion.
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The Guardian reports that when Indra Nooyi first arrived from India to study at Yale University, she worked a midnight-to-5-am-shift as a receptionist.
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Der Spiegel added that the receptionist in the Paris hotel, which was given in the suspect's visa application as his address, said she had never seen him.
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"In the beginning, people coming in would ask for 'the guy' and assume the girl behind the desk was a receptionist," Ms. Borgia said in an interview.
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Tony Campolo, co-founder of the Red Letter Christians, entered the front door of Thomas Road Baptist Church, and left a red box with the bewildered receptionist.
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I was in the college cohort, but because my mother taught the commercial kids, I also learned Gregg shorthand, typing, bookkeeping and how to be a receptionist.
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If you have your own company or are thinking of starting one, you will need to be your own everything – secretary, receptionist, financial officer, you name it.
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In one typical case, a 48-year-old receptionist was found dead in a hotel room in May, her body withered to 77 pounds, her heart diseased.
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She was supporting herself as a receptionist when a neighbor on East 21st Street asked her to go to an open mike at a nearby blues bar.
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I was a receptionist at the city social services department, and an attendance lady at the high school, and helped wash patients at a hospice care facility.
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She moved to New York, and through a temp agency got gigs as a catering server and a receptionist for an Upper East Side dog-washing salon.
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It helps break up the monotony of being a receptionist, plus I like the variety, as I'm still trying to figure out what to do with my life.
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He plays Sam, a reservation-line receptionist in a high-end New York City restaurant as well as the table-demanding socialites and celebrities, chef, servers, and more.
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After one night, Doan checked into the CityView Hotel, arriving with a suitcase, a backpack and a large teddy bear, the receptionist told Reuters, declining to be named.
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"Hi, I'm calling to book a women's haircut for a client," the AI, a "woman" with natural-sounding human cadence, said to a human receptionist in the demo.
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Rachel Crooks told The New York Times Trump kissed her without her consent in 21990 while she was a receptionist at an investment firm located in Trump Tower.
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I keep lunch supplies in our mini-receptionist fridge and replenish them every two or three days from home to eat better and spend less money on food.
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According to Phaedra ... Drama demanded to see her, and when the receptionist asked him to leave -- because he wasn't in Phaedra's office -- he refused, and she called security.
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"As our receptionist, she welcomed everyone with a smile and was always willing to go the extra mile to help our students, families, and staff," the statement read.
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The details are a little unclear, but reports suggest that the receptionist at the hotel panicked at the sight of the Arab man talking on a mobile phone.
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"This is the first time I've seen such a large-scale meeting," said Yang Ying, a receptionist at a wellness center inside the retail complex at the stadium.
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The film's complex narrative begins when a hotel receptionist becomes suspicious of two men who present themselves as an Italian couple but who seem neither Italian nor gay.
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Lauper was already "freakified," she said—she wore a seashell necklace as a headband—but she managed to find work as a receptionist for Simon & Schuster in Manhattan.
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I went from being a receptionist and working an internship to suddenly being on a full-fledged, full-crewed documentary-film production in Modena, Italy, with Luciano Pavarotti.
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When they get to Oddville Hotel, the receptionist tells them that their room number is 10 digits long and uses each digit of 0 through 9 exactly once.
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Even the gallery's receptionist is seated at a dining table by Bo Bardi and Palanti, topped with a slab of the warm, dense paulista wood called pau marfim.
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That's exactly what happened the day he came by for an interview, leaving everyone from the receptionist to my generally unflappable Noisey colleagues more than a little starstruck.
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In an unfortunate twist, they would witness her being dismissed as a receptionist for a medical equipment company and joining the growing ranks of Venezuelans without formal employment.
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In her adolescent and teen days, Maye helped her father with his chiropractor clinic, working as a receptionist and putting client newsletters together, Paul Armstrong reports for Forbes.
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Is it ethically acceptable to send phishing emails, bribe a receptionist or plant compromising documents on a person's computer if it means preventing a breach down the line?
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It is common to see people with yoga mats slung over their shoulders, cycling in and out of a studio where a receptionist has to buzz them in.
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"We don't want this corrupt country any more," said Alicia Rios, 32, a receptionist who joined thousands of protesters for a march through downtown Mexico City on Saturday.
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Whether they're yakking about their beautiful idiot of a receptionist, Kevin (Chris Hemsworth), or a grave spectral threat to NYC, the banter is both epic and quote-worthy.
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A person works as a receptionist for this publisher, and their job duties require them to sometimes answer basic questions about the doctrines espoused by the religious books.
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Even so, he would have to find the lobby, avoiding the receptionist, if possible, then brave the outside, where there would be darkness and steps to navigate. ♦
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Zhang eventually told a receptionist she was there to attend a "United Nations Chinese American Association" event that evening -- an event that did not exist, the complaint states.
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Crooks, 27, alleges Trump kissed her without her consent in 25 when she was a 27-year-old receptionist at a real estate investment company in Trump Tower.
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The front desk receptionist opens the door, and after I check in, he gives me a free water bottle, room key, and a free breakfast voucher for the morning.
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While Regina Ballard, longtime front desk receptionist at North Lincoln High School in Lincolnton, adores her job, she's ready to embrace some well-deserved time off, Fox 5 reports.
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The English language The National said the receptionist at the Fairfield Inn hotel called the police after she heard the man talking on his phone in the hotel lobby.
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Seated in large conference room back at Geist, Audrey (Hong Chau), the former receptionist on his floor, starts to ask Colin questions about his recent out of office trip.
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"I stopped by the center with my roommate and a rinky-dink camera and I told the receptionist I was a correspondent with The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Hoffman laughs.
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I myself started out as a receptionist, and I was fine with answering phones, but in between I was telling anyone who would listen what I wanted to do.
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The general office of the Communist Party's central committee is also looking for a receptionist, but applicants must be Communist Party members with degrees in law, economics or management.
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If everyone from the receptionist to the CEO is willing to seek help and take care of themselves, it creates a company-wide habit that enables everyone to thrive.
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When I told the receptionist my story, she said my doctor was with his last patient of the day and that I should call back in the morning. Seriously?
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She made it to the lobby where she told a receptionist she was there for a United Nations friendship event that night and had come early to take pictures.
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Nicola Thorp, a British actress, was sent home for not wearing heels to her temp job as a receptionist at PwC in 2016, according to The New York Times.
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She had worked there for many years, once as a receptionist for an aviation company, and more recently at the check-in counter for Aviapartner, a Belgian shipping service.
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In her own adolescent and teen days, Maye helped her father with his chiropractic clinic, working as a receptionist and putting client newsletters together, Paul Armstrong reports for Forbes.
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After two already very painful sessions, the receptionist called to tell me to come to the surgery so that the dentist could replace some of my teeth with dentures.
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At the Capri, a receptionist directed the doctor to a room decorated with photographs of Havana during its heyday, when mobsters and Hollywood stars mingled at the rooftop bar.
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" Weirdness like "our receptionist won't stop hugging people" and "my boss is dating my dad" and that old classic: "I punched a co-worker at the company Christmas party.
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And, of course, there are plenty of other comedic ringers in the cast, especially Chris Hemsworth as a doltish receptionist the Ghostbusters hire to (mostly not) answer their phone.
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" He continues: "Wages have also gone up and to run a place like this, you have a receptionist, a maître d', and there used to be a coat check.
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MADRID (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - During her first job as a receptionist, Sara Garcia Antunez got a lot of unwanted attention from a postboy who began to stalk her online.
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And while Max's hanky-panky with Ulla, the receptionist, may have involved consenting adults, his whole business model was based on trading sexual favors with senior citizens for money.
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LAS VEGAS — When Elaine and Robert Jacobs of Mansfield, Ohio, checked in for their three-night time-share vacation on Monday, the receptionist told them to expect tight security.
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Not only do you have to do your job, you also end up being the primary caregiver, the chief household officer, the dog walker, and the front-door receptionist.
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When she enters, the woman vet might also encounter a receptionist who will instinctively ask where her husband is, assuming she's a wife of a veteran — not a patient.
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It started when Ms. Verger, who was born in Italy but lives in New York, spoke in Italian at check-in but the receptionist would answer only in English.
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She played the part of a receptionist in one of his movies, "5 Flights Up." Prosecutors said that she had a "passionate, turbulent and volatile" relationship with Mr. Davenport.
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I'm no longer able to stand in the background while my boyfriend talks with the hotel receptionist, for instance, or convince my friend to ask a local for directions.
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Last year, Google showed off its AI-powered Duplex assistant that showed how a person could make dinner reservations over the phone without knowing the receptionist wasn't a person.
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Instead, we opened the door to a very small nondescript office with one receptionist who said no one was there and they did most of their work from home.
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Kayla Schneider, 28, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 19903,000 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
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" RECEPTIONIST SINGS &aposAT LAST&apos OVER INTERCOM ON LAST DAY OF SCHOOL, GOES VIRAL "But for now, I will embrace these shoes and I will be so thankful for them.
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OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — As a receptionist at the grand Laico Hotel on the edge of downtown here, Zacharia Bagagnan, an uneducated 39-year-old, has a job his friends envy.
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Finally there is the annoyance of having to hang around at the front desk, with the heating on full blast, while the receptionist deals with a queue of other people.
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In the end, it took me three years, through getting laid off and finding a new job as a receptionist (for fewer hours and better pay than at the theater!).
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According to the suit, ICE agents would request a guest list from the motel's receptionist, who would then give the agents a form to sign to acknowledge the list's receipt.
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When I got there, of course the receptionist had so many things for me to sign — a picture for her nephew, a t-shirt for her … No, they were wonderful.
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You just select the Nintendo Switch option on your phone, pick the pokémon you want to send, and then head to the receptionist in the park to pick them up.
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A receptionist then contacted Secret Service personnel who questioned Zhang and concluded she did not have "any legitimate documentation" authorizing her entry to Mar-a-Lago, according to the filing.
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Pass over your ID, and the receptionist will send you up the staircase, past a second security guard to a reception area, where you will be met by an escort.
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That receptionist and those guards were just trying to do their jobs, which is to protect the people in the building from creepy weirdos who walk in off the street.
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Jane Tweddle-Taylor, age 41 Tweddle-Taylor was a receptionist and well-loved member of the staff at the South Shore Academy in the northern English seaside town of Blackpool.
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The opinion was handed down in a case brought by a Muslim woman in Belgium, Samira Achbita, who was fired from her job as a receptionist at a security company.
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They make awkward jokes and flirt with people out of their league, including the surprisingly comic Chris Hemsworth as Kevin: a beefcake twist on the hot, dumb receptionist character type.
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Kayla Schneider, 28, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 11,000 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
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Faith Hill worked in the periphery of country music for many years: she worked as a receptionist at a music production company and later packaged fan merchandise for Reba McEntire.
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A receptionist in a medical office is a desk job, but it's not at all clear that a doctor would want to set up shop in a WeWork coworking space.
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"I think ... Ulla was the sexy receptionist who got her butt tapped a few times by all of the people in this very successful Broadway show," he said on HLN.
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At around noon on January 9, Michael Feinstein was in a routine office meeting when the phone rang and someone told a receptionist a bomb was about to go off.
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Kayla Schneider, 22012, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 2.2012,22.24 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
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When you walk into the Arlington Women's Center, you see a spacious waiting room with artwork on the wall, maroon chairs, and a friendly receptionist sitting at the front desk.
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The receptionist would print out the list and give it to the agent, along with a "law enforcement acknowledgment form" for the agent to sign, confirming receipt of the information.
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If a human receptionist did not pick up the phone, BrainHi's artificial intelligence chatbot would step in to answer questions, helping the offices that were severely understaffed after the hurricane.
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She tracked down a friend of her daughter's, who told her that after Jill's first appointment with her physician, subsequent ones were with the receptionist, who handled the Oxy refills.
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Ms. Velasquez, a former receptionist for a parking lot company, had decided to move to the shelter in part because she did not want to impose on friends and family.
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It was not immediately clear where the company had relocated, but the receptionist said that Shadow had occupied the WeWork space for some time before vacating the co-working site.
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On the way over, though, she was caught in a rainstorm, and by the time a receptionist directed her to a conference room she realized that she was dripping wet.
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"I'm still shopping, I'm still eating, I'm still doing my job," said Doris Lee, 55, a receptionist, snacking on popcorn as she strolled down State Street one afternoon this week.
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The overwhelmingly positive reception to "The Hate U Give" has stunned Ms. Thomas, 29, a former teenage rapper who worked as a church receptionist in Jackson while finishing her novel.
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"People have heard of the Tuskegee experiment," said Regi Stevenson, another receptionist, citing an infamous scandal in which federal health officials let black men stay infected with syphilis for decades.
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Then a 22-year-old receptionist working at a real estate firm in the eponymous skyscraper, Crooks told the Times that she introduced herself to Trump and shook his hand.
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When I check in for my scheduled appointment, the receptionist and technician are sporting the sort of embarrassed smiles that suggest I'm the first man to go in for the treatment.
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Back at the hotel, after a stern phone call from Raymond about all the clothes she's buying, Villanelle is informed by the receptionist that there's a "new guest" at the hotel.
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After agreeing to a date she definitely won't be attending, Eve swaps her receptionist disguise for a maid disguise, and wriggles her way into Peel's residence by pretending to deliver laundry.
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At the Lost Spring Spa at Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula, about two hours' drive from New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, receptionist Terri Lipanovic said residents had prepared for the worst.
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Bailey Schweitzer, 553, of Bakersfield, California, worked as a receptionist at Infinity Communications & Consulting and in her spare time helped at her family's business, Bakersfield Speedway, according to the Bakersfield Californian.
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The court's ruling will consider the case of a Belgian woman working as a receptionist for G4S Secure Solutions, which has a general ban on wearing visible religious or political symbols.
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Rocky, for example, is assistant to the regional manager, acting as Michael Scott's very own Dwight K. Schrute, and Patch fills in as the office receptionist like a regular Pam Beesley.
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As I'm being led through this huge cube-city (low walls, mind you), the receptionist points out to me (loudly, in front of everyone) that my skirt had slipped way low.
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Bernie Kearney, a medical receptionist who lives in the northern county of Donegal, was dining alone in her kitchen on Tuesday evening when a landslide hit the hill beside her house.
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I got a job as a receptionist at a swanky salon in the Gold Coast, a neighborhood filled with million dollar brownstones, terrible nightclubs, and warring factions of high-class escorts.
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Crooks, a former receptionist who worked in Trump Tower, accused the president of forcibly kissing her in 2005 and came forward with her accusation in 2016 just before the general election.
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For about eight years, she didn't — or at least not enough that she could stop working as a gym receptionist, as a nanny, or in the Christmas decorations department at Harrods.
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When I arrived at the Institut Villa Pierrefeu, a recent thunderstorm had stranded the receptionist in Paris and also disabled the area's Internet, which enhanced the school's atmosphere of secluded obsolescence.
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During the 2016 election, Crooks told the New York Times that in 2005, when she was a 22-year-old receptionist working in Trump Tower, she approached Trump to introduce herself.
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A few friends asked if they could borrow my leg and take it to reception, to convince the receptionist that my leg had come up from the sewer into our toilet.
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Mr. Garish spent most of that summer at Ms. Stipkovits's house, coloring and playing games with Maleena while Ms. Stipkovits, then still healthy, worked 9 to 5 as a medical receptionist.
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When Mr. Cue called this time, a receptionist told him that his physician, Dr. Mark Kellerman, no longer worked at the Iowa Clinic in Des Moines, a large multi-specialty group.
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PARIS — At 3, rue de Marignan in the Eighth Arrondissement, just steps from the Champs-Élysées, a receptionist waits to admit you into the men's wear studio and ateliers of Dior.
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The few roles for women in the originals were as love interests (Julia Roberts in "Ocean's" is the crown jewel in Danny's heist) or helpmates (Annie Potts as the "Ghostbusters" receptionist).
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Her memories from "on the road" are marked by the excitement of buses and unguarded receptionist desks and receiving a poker chip from the tooth fairy while passing through casino country.
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We had booked a room at the Grand Hotel Continental, an opulent 1800s-era hotel, and the lovely receptionist was more than pleased to help us right our rental-car wrongs.
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"This week everything seems to have completely stopped," Leonardo Miri, 48, an IBM employee said after being turned away from company headquarters because the receptionist told him no one was there.
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LONDON — When Nicola Thorp reported to work awhile back as a temporary receptionist in the financial center here, she was shocked when her temp supervisor said her flat shoes were unacceptable.
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The 39-year-old actress joined "The Office" as Dunder Mifflin receptionist Erin Hannon during season five and stayed on the series until its ninth and final season aired in 2013.
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A receptionist, however, told CNBC that Ralph Luedtke, who allegedly told Williams to "consider this your last day" if she did not receive the shot, is no longer the campus administrator.
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LONDON — When Nicola Thorp was sent home for refusing to wear high heels to her job as a receptionist in London's financial district, she did not cower in her sensible flats.
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Renee goes about her life with newfound confidence, hitting on a guy at the dry cleaners (Rory Scovel) and going out for her dream job as a receptionist at a makeup company.
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At the offices of Kensington Publishing Corporation, in Midtown Manhattan, I am greeted by a wall of gently cascading water and an African American receptionist who ushers me into a meeting room.
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The daughter of Ren Zhengfei, founder of Huawei, one of China's biggest technology firms, she started as a receptionist and worked her way up over 7.2 years to become chief financial officer.
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While working as a receptionist at a real estate investment and development company in the Manhattan Trump Tower, the then 22-year-old Crooks met Trump outside on elevator in the building.
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Qualifying positions are numerous, from the bored receptionist whose main job is to wind up a grandfather clock once a week, to the unhappy employee in a warehouse full of clown noses.
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When receptionist Heather (Megan West) hits on him while he's out, Jack realizes that he has to go and make things right with Rebecca — despite having one too many at the bar.
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"As I recall, there's a receptionist downstairs who buzzes you through the door in the courtyard and a nightman and that's pretty much all you see of security," the former guest says.
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The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that the remains removed earlier in the day were those of Ruth Berg, a 47-year-old receptionist at the school who was engaged to be married.
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She'd been so distracted with growing her business and working as the receptionist, office manager, and HR department rolled into one that she hadn't devoted time to building her roster of clients.
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Jacqueline also realizes the benefits to being nice to people when she donates an expensive pair of Louboutins to the receptionist at her old dentist, with whom she couldn't get an appointment.
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When she was a 22-year-old receptionist at Bayrock Group, a real estate investment and development company in Trump Tower, she encountered Mr. Trump outside an elevator one morning in 2005.
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Her wheelchair armrests could be removed and the machine lowered, Gauthier explained to the receptionist, who cautiously booked an appointment but couldn't guarantee Gauthier would actually get a mammogram when she arrived.
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When she arrived, the JWHO receptionist told her there were no appointments that day; she would have to come back later for an initial consultation, then a third time for the procedure.
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The receptionist was surprised by the absent furniture and offered to move me to a different room, which I declined, because I was in a hurry to meet a friend for lunch.
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The receptionist told The Times that Ms. Yang had helped her fill out the check, but said she did not want to say whether Ms. Yang had reimbursed her for the donation.
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A former Trump Tower receptionist, Rachel Crooks told the Washington Post that Trump forcibly kissed her "repeatedly on the cheeks and then 'directly on the mouth'" when they first met in 2005.
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He is the son of Debra S. Kaplowitz and Steven Kaplowitz of Plainview, N.Y. The groom's mother is a billing coordinator and a receptionist at Long Island Pulmonary Medical Associates in Plainview.
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Yodel.io, an Austria-founded startup that developed a "digital receptionist" to help SMBs and other small teams handle in and outbound phone-calls, has picked up $1 million in "pre-seed" funding.
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The one he usually saw was at a baptism or a wedding that afternoon, Henry wasn't sure which, the information having been relayed to him by a receptionist hastily swallowing her lunch.
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The White House did not provide an eyewitness to rebut Crooks, who accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a young receptionist.
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Yujing Zhang, a 33-year-old businesswoman from Shanghai, has been in federal custody since a receptionist at the ritzy Palm Beach club first grew suspicious on a Saturday afternoon in March.
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Congress should "put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," said Crooks, a former receptionist for a real estate firm, who was flanked by Leeds and Holvey.
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He wants to possess her, and the boss he feels humiliated by, and the receptionist who never greets him as effusively as he'd like, and the underling he never pays attention to.
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Later I will learn (from Penny, the receptionist, who is a fantastic source of gossip) that at one point things got so out of hand that management had to send out a memo.
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"I was in a meeting and got a message from my receptionist saying they had just seen a picture on Facebook of what looks like the cat I lost," Reeve told West Briton.co.
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At the offices of Central American Legal Assistance in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Carlos Chavez, a receptionist, said on Tuesday that he had been fielding frantic phone calls for the last two days almost nonstop.
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In 2014, a civil service receptionist at township-level in Anhui province told state broadcaster CCTV that he was now able to eat breakfast at home because of the drop in his workload.
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Justin & Audrina Meet Justin and Audrina met at Quixote Studios, where she worked as a receptionist and he worked through his job as a hairstylist, according to an interview he did with Broadly.
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A receptionist at the state-run National Cinema Center in Hanoi said the culture ministry had issued an order requiring all Vietnamese cinemas to stop showing the film because of the map scene.
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A receptionist asked her "several times" when she was there, and Zhang "finally responded that she was there for a United Nations Chinese American Association event later in the evening," the complaint said.
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Before my session, the receptionist warned that my heart rate would speed up towards the end, and I definitely became aware of my heart beat during the last few minutes of the sweat.
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It's also something that Pam Beesly, former receptionist at Dunder Mifflin from our favorite show The Office, experienced today when restaurant chain Chili's officially forgave her for her uncouth behavior 73 years ago.
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Once firmly in the middle class, Ms. Brandão, 30, said she turned to street hawking six months ago after losing her job as a receptionist at a home repair company, which went bankrupt.
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Critic Score: 8%After playing shy-receptionist-turned-brazen-businesswoman Pam Beesly, Jenna Fischer starred alongside Owen Wilson, Zach Galifianakis, and Amy Poehler in "Are You Here" in a minor role as Alli.
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In Season 5, Episode 1, Michael introduces Pam to the office's replacement receptionist, Ronnie, via video chat, explaining that Ronnie is unable to find "those little colored paper clips" he likes so much.
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The lure of the performing life proved irresistible, however, and one day Mr. Hiller walked into the Toronto offices of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and asked a receptionist where to apply for work.
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The receptionist, Freya, who readers will grow to love and root for — she's waffling over going to college, flummoxed by boys — treats Dan with a desk clerk's customary solicitousness, even a mild longing.
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Thorp, who was sent home from a receptionist temp job at PricewaterhouseCoopers in December, has since started a petition to change the law to forbid employers from requiring women to wear high heels.
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There are also Yumeko, a receptionist at the Hen-na Hotel, a robot-operated boutique in Nagasaki, and Matsukoloid, who appears in a popular television variety show with her human doppelgänger, Matsuko Deluxe.
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CLEVELAND — For the last two years, I have worked two jobs: one full-time position in food service at a grocery store, and one part-time as a receptionist at a hair salon.
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The receptionist and a janitor at a Minneapolis school were killed on Wednesday in an explosion that collapsed walls, buckled floors, ignited fires and knocked people off their feet outside, the authorities said.
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Tina, a Los Angeles-based reservation receptionist for Asiana Airlines, South Korea's second largest airline, said that in the last week she'd seen calls to the center spike as much as 2000 percent.
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A sudden, if unfocused, epiphany came after a summer working as receptionist and occasional fit model for the company that made Nik Nik, the brightly patterned polyester shirts popular during the disco years.
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A receptionist at his clinic in the early 2000s, Ms. Schmaing said she watched Dr. Koller throw a cat onto the ground and step on its head to inject it with a sedative.
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The front door opens up to a small office with a set of desks in the front for a receptionist, warehouse manager, and accountant, while an Orthodox man types away on a computer.
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Rachel Crooks Crooks said that in 2006, while she was working as a receptionist at the Bayrock Group, which was located in Trump Tower, Trump kissed her on the mouth without her consent.
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Fischer, who played receptionist-turned-sales rep Pam Halpert (née Beesly) in all nine seasons, shared a photo of herself with Kinsey, 48, Flannery, 55, and Thirst Project CEO and founder Seth Maxwell.
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She called the P.C.P. listed on her insurance card, and when the receptionist answered she asked to make an urgent appointment, and no she hadn't been there before, but Dr. Eugene was technically her P.C.P., had been for years, though she'd never seen him, and the receptionist informed Peggy that Dr. Eugene had been dead for six months now, so she'd have to see someone else, and that was unlikely, as all the doctors' schedules looked rather full and none were taking new patients, but Peggy begged and perhaps went into too much detail as she explained the cut-rip-gash and her theories as to what it might be, to which the receptionist hesitated, "We're a family practice, Ma'am," and thanked Peggy for calling before the line went dead.
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Plus, her parents also work from home, which means the dining room table doubles as office space, and anyone in the family might be called upon to perform receptionist duties when the phone rings.
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Former club receptionist Almestica claims in her lawsuit that Friars Club "scribe," or secretary, Bruce Charet regularly made sexually explicit phone calls to her and that the Friars Club fired her after she complained.
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Morrissey pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in December 2014 for his relationship with a receptionist who began working in his office when she was 17.
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I switched it to an old camp friend of Mary's who turns up to be the receptionist at the station and lassos Mary and Rhoda, whom she doesn't even know, to be her bridesmaids.
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Crooks was a 22-year-old receptionist in Trump Tower in 2005 when she was allegedly "forcibly kissed by Mr. Trump on our first introduction" on her cheeks and then her lips, she said.
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This may seem odd to anyone who is met by a (female) receptionist at their doctor's office, has their vitals checked by a (female) nurse, and is even cared for by a female physician.
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James Cordone, 11, spent seven weeks in a Buffalo, N.Y., children's hospital in a tent-like bed, with a hospital receptionist or instrument sterilization tech in his room at all times, his mother said.
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The suit alleges that agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement would visit Motel 22017 locations in Washington and request a guest list from a receptionist without a warrant then try to find undocumented immigrants.
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Feeling flush on his way to his job at a moving company, he picks one up — partly to impress Val (Janina Gavankar), his ex-girlfriend, who works as the moving company's receptionist and scheduler.
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Ms. Lyden was traveling from Geelong, Australia, a port city near Melbourne, where she had worked for just over a year as a swimming teacher, lifeguard and receptionist at public recreational facilities, officials said.
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When Ms. Berkes stopped to share her good news — and predicament — with a friend, the friend's receptionist recommended she check out the Webster Apartments, where she had lived during an internship the previous year.
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After Miramax was founded in 1979, originally just to distribute independent films, she was the receptionist at the company's first headquarters, at Madison Avenue and 48th Street, and often brought pastries to the office.
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"I'm demonstrating against a fifth term, because our economic and political situation is so bad," said Kamel, a hotel receptionist in Algiers who would not give his last name for fear of government reprisal.
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There's just one front desk, and one receptionist, but to go from the barbering side of the school to the cosmetology side, you have to step outside through the glass doors, and then back in.
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"It is not getting better for me," said Agusta Drofn Gudmundsdottir, a part-time receptionist who receives disability benefits after a motorbike accident when she was 16, over coffee in her kitchen in suburban Reykjavik.
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The incident began when a receptionist at the Fairfield Inn in Avon, Ohio told her sister to call 911 to report what she had described as a man affiliated to Islamic State in the lobby.
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Now living with relatives in Baltimore, the 23-year-old single mother has no qualifications, no stable job and, having unsuccessfully sought government aid while interning as a receptionist, no prospect of a steady income.
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"It felt horrible and very strong, and it felt like it lasted two or three minutes," said a receptionist at the Hotel Las Gaviotas de Pinotepa in Oaxaca state, who declined to give her name.
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The woman, the receptionist explained, used to work on an Aland apple orchard and would be going to work as a law clerk in New York City in the fall — from one island to another.
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The second woman, Rachel Crooks, described how Trump "kissed me directly on the mouth" in an unwanted advance in 2005 at Trump Tower in Manhattan, where she was a receptionist at a real estate firm.
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In fact, the narrator decides on the spot to make her the receptionist at an East Village clinic, beloved by the community, and prized by the head doctor for her experience as a former addict.
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A Japanese woman who chose to remain anonymous, Ms. A, is in her twenties and works as a receptionist in a major department store, where she said she's been banned from wearing glasses while working.
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Since 2016, Ms. Morris, who rents a room in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, has worked part-time as a receptionist and administrative assistant one day a week at a nursing home in Norwalk, Conn.
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Katie Burke, a receptionist at Platinum Gymnastics in Pflugerville, said Mr. Conditt had also worked for the gym around 2012, when the gym was under different management at a separate location in Round Rock, Tex.
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His wife, the elegant and alluring Jane Schindelheim — they met while she was a receptionist at Sunday Ramparts and her family became a founding investor in his magazine — responded to his affairs with her own.
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On a recent afternoon, when Mr. Sherizen was in the lobby waiting to meet a contractor, he observed a guest from the Midwest sobbing because her son had died, prompting a hug from the receptionist.
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That, to me, is the most disturbing piece of this week's news — that people inside the company thought that a demo of advanced A.I. fooling an unwitting human receptionist would be greeted with universal praise.
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Nearly always, my companions and I were the only visitors; the staff, who combined the roles of receptionist, curator, docent and locker-up-at-night, appeared faintly shellshocked that anyone had stopped by at all.
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Each morning, Elizabeth drove with her baby to Codac for her methadone, leaving the baby with a nurse or receptionist while she provided urine for a tox screen or waited in line for her dose.
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Elizabeth Elswick, 35, a receptionist at a Y.M.C.A. and a frequent patron of the Marysville Public Library in Ohio, appreciates not having to prove her girls "are worthy of having assistance" before they eat lunch.
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For Caitlin Monahan, 24, the easiest route from her home in Bushwick, Brooklyn, to her job in Midtown Manhattan, where she works as a receptionist at a doctor's office, would be along the M line.
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One was from a former receptionist who is Hispanic and claimed she was asked to steer clients away from stylists who refused to sign a document attesting to the fairness of the salon's dress code.
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Predicted Winner: Lou Live Action Short Film Nominees DeKalb ElementaryDirector: Reed Van DykThe Gist: A man with a semi-automatic rifle enters the office of an elementary school and gives the receptionist a set of instructions.
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"It's good news, but there's still a long time to go and lots can happen in those years," said Juana Estrada, 38, a receptionist waiting for the bus on her way to work in Mexico City.
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Nicola Thorp from Hackney, London, set up the petition after being sent home without pay from her temp job as a receptionist at a finance company after failing to adhere to outsourcing firm Portico's dress code.
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After a near-death experience in 1979 when she suffered an ectopic pregnancy, Behar gave up teaching to take a job as a receptionist at ABC's "Good Morning America," with aspirations of working in show business.
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Dave Rioux, 40, a hotel receptionist, said that betting shops were much more common on the streets of London than in Mauritius, where he comes from, and that he found himself gambling three times a week.
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"I have a gunshot wound to my left arm, and I think the chanting is some kind of psychic attack," Scully tells the receptionist, before asking that her message be sent to Assistant Director Skinner immediately.
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One woman said the GOP nominee groped her on a flight more than 30 years ago, while another woman said Trump kissed her on the mouth in 85033 when she was a 22-year-old receptionist.
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One time, I showed up at a prospective client (who would never return a call) without a meeting and talked my way past the receptionist to the stone-faced purchasing manager, who reluctantly took the meeting.
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Though Noreen often worked full time as a receptionist and had lots of kids to take care of, she strived to make a homemade dessert every night, often elaborate cakes, like a three-tiered Lady Baltimore.
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If they had respiratory symptoms, they'd be handed a business card with a phone number on it, call the receptionist, and then a provider would come out to them from inside the building to limit contact.
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I was greeted by a raven-haired receptionist who told me a little more about the history of Molinard, which reminded me of my small bottle of Nirmala, an unusual fragrance the company introduced in 1955.
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Austrian authorities have placed a hotel in the popular Alpine tourist region on lockdown, after a receptionist was one of two people in the country to test positive for the new COVID-19 virus, Reuters reported.
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We see her here interviewing for the receptionist job at Jimmy and Kim's law firm, looking cheerful and uncrushed by all the misdeeds she has yet to witness and the miscreants she has yet to meet.
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In development since 2016 and a Seedcamp alumni, Yodel's tech acts as a digital phone receptionist that plugs into popular team chat applications such as Slack, Zapier and Drift to help SMBs handle calls more efficiently.
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In the end, the hotel receptionist called a driver he knew: a surly guy with no meter, who charged an exorbitant fifty-five dollars round trip, and sighed and muttered under his breath the whole way.
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For example, under this proposed rule, a receptionist can refuse to schedule a patient's pregnancy termination or appointment for contraception consultation and a clerk can decline to process accounts and information for certain cases and patients.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, she noted that, when sent the script for Killing Eve, she originally thought she was meant to be reading for the part of a receptionist rather than the lead role.
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This implies that a discreet religious sign at a workstation deep inside a building is okay, but a receptionist putting the same sign above the desk seen by everybody entering the premises would be out of line.
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"Whether it was her or anybody else, it wouldn't be much more of a shock that a mother would murder her children," John Hollis, who hired Sheats as a part-time receptionist for his business, tells PEOPLE.
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My mom was suddenly a single parent with two small kids and a part-time receptionist salary — it was challenging enough for her to live on it, she said, not to mention supporting two children, as well.
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RECIFE, Brazil — So many distraught mothers stream into the infant ward clutching babies with abnormally small heads that the receptionist sends them outside, to see if they can find a chair to wait under the mango tree.
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But X-Force interns Hannah Robbins and Scott Brink found flaws—now mostly patched—in all five mainstream systems they looked at from the visitor management companies Jolly Technologies, HID Global, Threshold Security, Envoy, and The Receptionist.
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Software, computers, mobile phones, robots and other technologies are constantly eliminating some jobs (video store owner, receptionist, mail room employee, typist, telephone operator, etc.) and creating others (video game programmer, 3D architectural designer, social media specialist, etc.).
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Washington (CNN)Rachel Crooks, who alleged that Donald Trump kissed her without her consent in 2006 when she was working as a receptionist in Trump Tower, on Tuesday secured her primary bid for state office in Ohio.
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Allegations:Rachel Crooks told the New York Times in October 2016 that Trump kissed her on the mouth without her consent when she introduced herself him in 2005 Trump Tower in Manhattan, where she worked as a receptionist.
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"I always wanted to be a part of WWE ever since I can remember," says McMahon, who worked her way up through the organization from T-shirt catalog model and receptionist to globetrotting executive and tireless philanthropist.
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The receptionist that greets you at the Henn-na Hotel Named Henn-na Hotel, or fittingly translated as the "Strange Hotel", the hotel says it uses robots as a serious effort to utilise technology and achieve efficiency.
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Moved, he put her in touch with a human resources manager at the organization, who was also familiar with Alicia from the deli, and she was quickly offered a job as a receptionist at the front desk.
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If you've ever entered a company's office as a visitor or contractor, you probably know the routine: check in with a receptionist, figure out who invited you, print out a badge and get on your merry way.
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At this year's Google's I/O Conference, the company demonstrated a new voice technology able to produce such a convincing human-sounding voice, it was able to speak to a receptionist and book a reservation without detection.
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"Blood in the Boardroom" sees her bonding with the only other woman at her record company (the receptionist) by borrowing a tampon before deciding to go without, and quite literally leaving her mark in the male-dominated boardroom.
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In the clip, Hemsworth, 32, shows off his comedy chops as the hunky – but clueless – receptionist named Kevin at the Ghostbusters headquarters as he works alongside his fellow costars Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones.
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"We had family members who admitted they didn't think their vote would count so had voted out and were embarrassed by the result, and others that were proud of their 'leave' vote," Hannah, 22, a receptionist, told me.
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The film brims with homages to its source material: the cheeky little Slimer ghost, the theme tune (remastered by Missy Elliott and Fall Out Boy), the HQ. Even the original receptionist, played by Annie Potts, makes an appearance.
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While she was working as a receptionist for the Giffuni Brothers' real estate company in New York City, Corcoran's boyfriend at the time, Ray, fronted her some money and gave her a nudge to explore real estate sales.
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Ms. Crooks was a 22-year-old receptionist at Bayrock Group, a real estate investment and development company in Trump Tower in Manhattan, when she encountered Mr. Trump outside an elevator in the building one morning in 2005.
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She was rejected from hourly roles like gym receptionist and delivery person for a donut shop, and so she narrowed her search and started to think about how she could earn money doing something she liked to do.
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Crooks said she was a 22-year-old receptionist at a real estate investment firm when the incident happened and she felt trapped and like she would lose her job if she told her boss about the incident.
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I asked the receptionist at the front desk where the Lyndon Johnson Papers were, and she said I would see them if I walked down to the end of the first row of exhibits and turned the corner.
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Rachel Crooks, who said that Mr. Trump kissed her on the mouth in 2005 when she was working as a young receptionist at Trump Tower in Manhattan, has been heartened to see the recent allegations bring about change.
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And when the women of "Ghostbusters" gently sexually harass their ditsy hunk of a receptionist (Chris Hemsworth in glasses), it lacks the malicious edge of Bill Murray effectively stalking Sigourney Weaver under the guise of busting her ghost.
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Rachel Crooks When it allegedly happened: 2000 Where it allegedly happened: Outside a Trump Tower elevator What she said: Eleven years ago, Bayrock Group receptionist Rachel Crooks greeted Trump outside a elevator in the building where they both worked.
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Yet romantic comedy quickly follows: Grandma's twentysomething grandson, a factory worker named Jochen (Gottfried John), goes to buy another bottle and meets a young woman named Marion (Hanna Schygulla), who works as a receptionist in a classified-ads office.
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Huynh Thanh Nguyet Anh, 24, a receptionist at a Porsche dealership here, said that she would vote for Ms. Mai Khoi if the singer is permitted to run and that it would be the first vote of her life.
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After graduation, she worked as a teacher's aide at Holy Family of Nazareth Catholic School in Irving and later volunteered as a receptionist at A Children's Place, an agency for disabled youth, until her condition deteriorated several years ago.
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By November 2016, she was complying with her probation and focused on moving ahead with her life, caring for her two sons, who are now 6 and 9 years old, and taking online classes to become a medical receptionist.
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You can also ask your doctor if their office or their medical imaging provider regularly conducts HIPAA security assessments—though the chances of a doctor or receptionist knowing that off the top of their head seems slim at best.
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"I don't feel safe passing by the center's gates alone," said 34-year-old receptionist Elizabeth Lopez-Vega, who said a young man she was told lived in the center had tried to steal her mobile phone last week.
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A receptionist at a steel trading company, who asked to be identified only by her family name Xu, went to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) 411 Hospital in Shanghai in 2014 seeking treatment for ovarian cysts, a common condition.
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Mr. Rosswood, who lives in Westchester County, N.Y., said a stranger in an elevator once corrected the way he was burping his son, and a receptionist once told him that his newborn daughter could suffocate in a baby carrier.
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By unplugging the network cable from a hotel receptionist computer, the researchers found they were able to gain full access to the VingCard server, where all the content relevant to the keys is kept, including to whom they are assigned.
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A receptionist who was sent home on the first day of work in London for refusing to wear heels has started an online petition to make it illegal for companies to require women to wear high heels in the office.
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After being thoroughly reassured by the receptionist that Luzinete does indeed work on models right before shows and photo shoots, I decided on the hour-long "Solution" facial, that promised to extract impurities from my acne-prone skin for $175.
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Her personality is hilarious—and stands out in contrast to the more soft-spoken Eleven and Nancy—but her inclusion feels calculated given that the one other Black woman this season (the hospital receptionist) is also reduced to a sassy trope.
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Villa, 65, said funds sent by a daughter working illegally as a house cleaner in Sacramento, California have supported her family for 1.73 years because the work she does as receptionist in Molcaxac does not pay enough to make ends meet.
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Andy Brennan (Harry Goaz) and Lucy Moran (Kimmy Robertson) Status: Alive Hapless yet loyal, sheriff's deputy Andy established a reputation as someone who always cries at crime scenes—but his soft side apparently won him the heart of receptionist Lucy.
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So she turned to a handful of flexible odd jobs: "I've done babysitting, participated in study lab research programs by universities, participated in an online survey, and worked as a part-time office cleaner and a clothing store receptionist," she notes.
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It was part of a project to retrofit old company houses like one owned by Pearl Cope, 264, a retired mine company receptionist whose home is so energy inefficient she pays up to $303 a month for heat during the winter.
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Thorp made headlines this week when she launched her campaign describing how she had arrived in flat shoes for her first day to work as a receptionist for accounting company PwC last December to be told she had to wear heels.
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It emerged that this friendly 21-year-old was in fact living a glamorous double life: When he wasn't the receptionist for a log-cabin complex outside Boulder, Colorado, he was a superstar in Japan, where the sport is huge.
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Moira joins the town's singing group and directs a play; Alexis falls in love and goes back to school; David opens a posh general store; and Johnny partners with the motel's sardonic receptionist, Stevie (Emily Hampshire), and takes over the inn.
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Originally, the 24-year-old was going to cancel and even offered to donate the group's hotel rooms to local families in need but was moved when the resort's receptionist got emotional about how much tourism business the area was losing.
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"I work a lot and I'm badly paid," said Inti Gomez, 40, who said he was a night receptionist in a Toulouse hotel, existing below the poverty line as he supports three on a salary of about $2,100 a month.
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In a sign of the challenges ahead, the British television host Piers Morgan inspired a Twitter storm on Wednesday when he insisted during an interview with Ms. Thorp that it was not unreasonable to expect a receptionist to wear stiletto heels.
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If these two women can reunite and make peace, I think they could ride the force of outrage we heard expressed by the Child Services receptionist ("Now they're after her son"), and become a powerful counterweight to Dar's co-conspirators.
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The salon employees include a gay haircutter and a transgender receptionist who are decidedly unfriendly to each other, and the show makes a running joke of Star's surprise at the racism she's subjected to in her new, mostly black milieu.
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That opinion came after a complaint by Samira Achbita, a Muslim woman in Belgium, who was fired as a receptionist for the international security services company G4S after she insisted that she be allowed to wear a head scarf at work.
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Pablo Ramos, 25, the band's best dancer and a hotel receptionist in Amsterdam, said he had been able to move to the Netherlands from Spain only because European Union citizens have the right to live and work in any member country.
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Her mother is a receptionist with Price, Meese, Shulman & D'Arminio, a law firm in Woodcliff Lakes, N.J. Mr. Morley-Alton, also 22, is a design engineer, specializing in research and development for Ultraframe, a design engineering firm in Clitheroe, England.
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Rachel Crooks, who alleged Trump kissed her when she was a 22-year-old receptionist at a company in Trump Tower in 2006, told Kelly she would be glad for any surveillance footage from the Manhattan skyscraper to be made public.
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Coworkers of Bailey Schweitzer, 423, a receptionist at Infinity Communications and Consulting, a software company in Bakersfield, California, remembered her as "the ray of sunshine in our office on a cloudy day," writing in a statement that she would be greatly missed.
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Initially a receptionist at American International Pictures, the studio that put out B-movies in the 1950s – 1970s, it wasn't long until Grier's made-for-the-silver-screen charisma was discovered by film producer Roger Corman, who cast her in '70s blaxploitation films.
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When Rachel Crooks met Donald Trump, she was a 22-year-old receptionist from rural Ohio who was new to New York and he was a world-famous real estate developer with a gold-plated office building named after him in downtown Manhattan.
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If a woman (or non-female-identifying person with a uterus and visions of starting a family) is struggling to conceive and decides to improve their reproductive odds at an IVF clinic, they'll likely interact with a doctor, a nurse, and a receptionist.
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A Secret Service agent then was notified after the receptionist checked all of the access lists for Mar-a-Lago to confirm whether Zhang was approved to be on the property, and found that she was not authorized, according to the complaint.
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After years of brow-related grievances, Dunham discovered the life-changing art of microblading — thanks to the receptionist at her ear, nose, and throat doctor's office who clued her in on the semipermanent treatment — and documented the entire process on camera for Vogue.
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The daughter of a prominent federal judge, she had graduated from Stanford University and dropped out of law school when she worked for six months as receptionist in a property company, before becoming a broker then entering the world of telecommunications and technology.
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Painfully aware that I couldn't just go and tell the receptionist I didn't feel well—and ask if she could ring my mum to come and pick me up—I was grimly resigned to one of the grimmest days in living memory.
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She lived the archetypal struggling New York actress life: working as a receptionist by day (at Garren New York, the high-end hair salon), briefly waitressing at Joe Allen, the unofficial canteen of Broadway, and sending out endless head shots wherever she could.
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During a PaleyFest panel, The Mindy Project star told the audience that Franco had no interest in talking about the weather while on set, but was all ears when it came to actress Beth Grant, who plays an outspoken receptionist on the show.
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She plays Vera, a Liquidatzia refugee whose estranged husband shows up in Sweden with confidential documents and an intent to bring them to the U.S. Embassy (this is Natas, who chortles smugly when an Embassy receptionist tells him he'll be expected "after church").
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The series, about a radio station full of misfits, ran for four seasons and had a cast that included Gary Sandy as the station's levelheaded program director, Loni Anderson as the sexy receptionist and Howard Hesseman and Tim Reid as disc jockeys.
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Mourners gathered on the edge of Sutherland Springs for the funeral of two victims in last Sunday's massacre: Richard Rodriguez, 64, a retired railroad foreman, and Therese Rodriguez, 66, a retired receptionist at the railroad maintenance company where they both had worked.
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Some companies might train the technical staff on being "secure," but then they fail to train the receptionist not to pick up a thumb drive he or she found in the parking lot and put it into his or her computer at work.
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"My only aim now is to leave because I do not know how I will be able to keep supporting my family, there is no work here," said Alexandre Pierre, a 40-year-old receptionist at the hotel, who has two young children.
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As visitors take to social media to warn others to steer clear, the number of busloads of tourists each day has fallen to about four from 15 or 113, said Stacey Reynolds, a receptionist at the Blue Mountains Backpacker Hostel in Katoomba.
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Mr. Nichols and his father, John, had created Devon in 1971, starting with four employees and a negative net worth of several million dollars, while sharing a receptionist at an office building not far from their new tower, an early company history says.
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Also among the parents identified as victims in Britain's deadliest terrorist assault since 2005 was a 51-year-old receptionist, Jane Tweddle, a mother of three daughters, who had gone to Manchester Arena with a friend to pick up the friend's daughter.
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Only 2,177 were brought in as laborers, and even they would have been chosen for specific positions, most likely in a hard-to-fill job or a remote location — for instance, a Japanese-speaking hotel receptionist in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Mr. Vineberg said.
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The show rarely let crimes spiral out of control, opting instead to tell slapstick stories about Jake saving the day or bored precinct receptionist Gina (Chelsea Peretti) pulling a solution out of thin air as Captain Holt (Braugher) nodded with taciturn approval.
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She was 22 and working as a receptionist at a real estate company with an office in Trump Tower, se said, when Trump grabbed her hand, kissed her on the lips without permission, then later suggested he could get her a modeling job.
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Carried out around 7 am on the first day of Ramadan, a holy month of fasting for Muslims, the attack at the Baqa'a refugee camp — the largest in the country, housing around 100,000 refugees — also took the lives of a guard and a receptionist.
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On-ramp jobs like these (page, research assistant, receptionist) allow us to do something simple and useful in the middle of the action, get paid, build relationships, get a broader view on organizational operations, and make an educated decision about where to go next.
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No, I'm not biased in that way, but it would be nice to have more balanced arguments in general, not just on the topic of the EU. Alice, 28, Receptionist Do you think the debate so far has just been an assortment of shouty, angry men?
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In a statement, the company said he "impacted everyone who crossed his path with his infectious positive energy, his tenacious will to succeed, and his willingness to help others," Denise Cohen, 243, was a grandmother of two and receptionist for a small tech company in Carpinteria, California.
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"For a long time, I think almost two years or something, we thought that Devolver had an office with a receptionist and a big Devolver sign on a 10 story building," says Dennis Wedin, one half of the Swedish group behind the stylish and super violent game.
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But tipped off by a hotel receptionist about Mia's television viewing habits, Shazia suspects that Mia might not want to cooperate with her: "She was doing something embarrassing in the hotel room, watching a porn film," she said to her partner before going to meet Mia.
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I'm staying with a friend right now, but me and my fiancé are looking for a place with my mom and I just got a job that gave me the opportunity to work with them, so I work here at a motel as a receptionist now.
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Later, McDowell said, Trump offered to help her get contracts with elite modeling agencies, and during a visit to Trump Tower in Manhattan at Trump's invitation, he again embraced and kissed her on the lips, this time in front of two pageant chaperones and a receptionist.
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Case #2: John Next, we meet 45-year-old John, a lanky guy with long grayish-brown hair who flew in from Hawaii (which we could've guessed from his chill vibe, his Hawaiian t-shirt, and the fact that he greets the receptionist with an "Aloha").
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"The rule allows a very wide range of people — from the receptionist to the boards of hospitals and everyone in between — to deny a patient's medical care if their personal beliefs get in the way," said Fatima Goss Graves, the president of the National Women's Law Center.
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Once I checked into a hotel in Romania and as the receptionist flicked through the paperwork, she landed on a page with my name at the top, and hand-written in bold red capital letters underneath were the words "NOT THE PRINCESS" repeatedly underlined and circled.
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The contributions that she bundled for the event included several unusual donations, including $5,400 checks from a 25-year-old woman who gives facials at a beauty school and a woman who said she worked as a receptionist at a massage parlor owned by Ms. Yang's husband.
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Still, on average, Ms. Pollak wrote in an email, "it is harder (in some sense, at least) to get a job as an administrative assistant, receptionist or warehouse worker than it is to get into Harvard, with its relatively generous 250 percent acceptance rate" in 2000.
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Their neighbors are Alan (Graeme Brookes), a postman who likes to chug beer, watch sports and paint pictures of his cat, and Dawn (Elizabeth Boag), a part-time dental receptionist who arrives in a dress so tight and strappy it makes most medieval torture devices seem comfy.
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It centers on Margot, a 30-year-old front desk receptionist at the Palm Star Resort who will do anything to get ahead, even recruit women for a high-end prostitution ring or start rumors about a colleague's sexuality (despite her own love for another woman).
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A U.S. appeals court on Thursday ruled that a temporary receptionist assigned to a General Electric unit in Colorado by a staffing agency was not entitled to time off to treat breast cancer, because showing up to work was the most important part of her job.
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Oddly, the most emotionally charged scene in the novel occurs when, having invited the young hotel receptionist (with whom she suspects Christopher has had a flirtation) to dinner, the narrator dissolves into seething resentment when her guest orders the most ostentatiously expensive items on the menu.
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Absolutely. I spent eight months working in the field as a receptionist at an anti-poverty center, and although I didn't really encounter policies that bureaucrats wanted to walk away from, I did encounter policies that they wished they had more time and resources to implement well.
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