Have your New Year's resolutions to workout more been slacking?
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If you've been slacking off, today will be especially stressful.
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That's true whether I've been slacking since Thanksgiving or not.
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That player is still slacking off, but at Goldman Sachs.
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"There should be no slacking for a single moment," he said.
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As I walk back, I realize I've been slacking this week.
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You couldn't have somebody slacking on the hunt or the gather.
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Clearly this person has mastered the fine art of slacking off.
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It's a tribute to sloth, slacking, impossible yearnings — the cardinal virtues.
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So, we certainly couldn't blame you for slacking off a little bit.
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Slacking Everyone with Leslie Miley (Slack) 11:50 AM – 12:10 PM
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If you're slacking off, it'll ask you to pick up the pace.
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Harry Styles hasn't exactly been slacking as his debut solo album drops.
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Sling is also not slacking on their premium channel ad-ons either.
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We must take this opportunity to prevent our employees from slacking off.
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Not that Lauritzen was slacking off over the intervening year and a half.
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One thing is for sure, Christina has not been slacking on her workouts.
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I do the interval training religiously but find myself slacking on the LISS.
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But, hey, at least no one can accuse you of slacking off, right?
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When a coworker starts slacking, you might want to blame negligence or incompetence.
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That's not to say that he's been slacking since the 2015 album drop.
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Don't think that Bobby's slacking in the revenge department for a second, though.
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After slacking off, I thought I'd try to re-energise myself with microdosing.
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While you aren't as lazy as Taurus, you're pretty great at slacking off, Pisces.
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"There should be no slacking for a single moment," he told Reuters on Friday.
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Of course, Ring isn't slacking on security cameras just because of this lighting expansion.
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Many assumed workers at the telecommunications giant had been slacking off at the pub.
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The next time you catch your robot watching sitcoms, don't assume it's slacking off.
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Other brands have had "we've been slacking on brand marketing" realizations in recent months.
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Former Playboy Playmate Dani Mathers is slacking ... and the judge let her know it.
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" "I'm not pregnant and I'm not married," she responded, " 'Cause you're slacking I'm just kidding.
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When, on average, are people churning out the most work and when are they slacking?
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We have been slacking in the cleaning department lately, and I can't take it anymore.
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But I'd argue that it's not just dads who are slacking on candid-camera duty.
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The worst thing about slacking is that you inevitably build a reputation of being lazy.
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If you've been slacking, you'll receive the information required to put you into gear now.
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If you're able to retire early, please don't waste all your free time slacking off.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez aren't about to start slacking on their fitness goals anytime soon!
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If you get caught slacking, at least you can say you're learning how to program, right?
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Joey Feek may be battling terminal cancer, but that doesn't mean she's slacking on her chores.
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During this Pisces eclipse, if you've been slacking off, you will find yourself extremely burned out.
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Working from home sounds like the dream — pajamas all day, slacking off, working from the couch!
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I signed up for another Disney half marathon and I have been slacking on my training.
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First, do a gut check Just because you think someone is slacking doesn't mean that's the reality.
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" "I'm not pregnant and I'm not married," Jenner said, jokingly adding, " 'Cause you're slacking … I'm just kidding.
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While A White Lie is slated for 2019, the versatile artist will not spend 2018 slacking off.
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While A White Lie is slated for 2019, the versatile artist will not spend 2018 slacking off.
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Students cram seven days a week, with CCTV cameras monitoring whether they (or their teachers) are slacking.
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Their comedy was about getting high and slacking off, but it was also about subverting social order.
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" "I'm not pregnant and I'm not married," Jenner said, jokingly adding, " 'Cause you're slacking …I'm just kidding.
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Slacking off won't be an option today, but you'll have plenty of opportunities to ask for help.
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PCMag&aposs survey also reveals that many users are slacking when it comes to backing up their data.
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Those are the golden words you're probably dying to see if you've been slacking on Mother's Day shopping.
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If you've been slacking on those goals, you might need a little boost to get back on track.
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Summer may be halfway over ,but that doesn't mean that you should start slacking on your sun protection.
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"I might have my days when I'm slacking, but I will never quit again," he wrote on Facebook.
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By then, I'm exiting the subway and Slacking my editor about when I'll be back in the office.
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JC: David you agree with that slacking on the reform front and not enough fiscal space to actually spend.
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A couple of months ago, Refinery29 staffers of color were happily Slacking over the trailer for Netflix's Siempre Bruja.
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It's up 60 percent, and I see no signs of the stock slacking off, or Howard, for that matter.
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This means you could end up slacking by not putting your resistance up as much as it should be.
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You're hard at work this morning as the Sun opposes Saturn—or you're facing the consequences of slacking off.
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Of late, she's been on Douglas's case — unafraid to publicly voice her opinion that Douglas is slacking in practice.
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" Or if my older friend's slacking and drinking a beer on the hill, "Come on, put that beer down!
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We weren't surprised to find plenty of confessions about secret parties, romance-fueled drama, and summers spent secretly slacking off.
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But eventually, I started slacking off with the appointments, and my time with a pain-free, hairless groin was up.
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I transfer $200 to my savings to make up for slacking the past few times due to buying a car.
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Guitar music in particular has a long tradition of slacking—a whole, loosely defined subgenre has the name, after all.
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The mother of one documented yet another workout session on her Snapchat Monday, proving he's not slacking off one bit.
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But we're told they don't view that as slacking off ... plus, they just like the guy and trust him implicitly.
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There was a time when I would have gone on a five-mile run and berated myself for slacking off.
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You're in a domestic mood with the Moon in Cancer, but slacking on your responsibilities will get you in trouble.
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Asked about slacking sales for performance shoes, Ron Johnson, the general manager for global basketball at Under Armour, was sanguine.
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I'm slacking on my skincare game this week, but I throw on my A313 retinol and call it a day.
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For more than 30 years, our employees have been very well off, which is another way to say slacking off.
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I don't mean slacking off and getting drunk, but really doing the thing that makes you feel alive and engaged.
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Worse treatment by managers of minority workers may itself encourage slacking, says Philip Cohen, a sociologist at the University of Maryland.
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I usually work late on Fridays anyways and never take a long lunch break, so I don't feel like I'm slacking.
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If ProPilot thinks you're slacking off, it admonishes you with a sharp beep and an alarming buzz in the steering wheel.
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I'd been slacking, paying it little attention, distracted through the year by Persona 4 Golden on my other portable platform of choice.
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As a huge proponent of slacking off and chilling out, I strongly recommend using the days of the week to your advantage.
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The Astros beat the Dodgers in a wild World Series Game 5 If you're slacking at work today, just blame the baseball.
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She really wanted us to grow up to be competent and responsible, so she didn't let me get away with any slacking.
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Because of this, I drink lemon water, something I used to be really good about in college, but have been slacking on lately.
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In a scene where he confronts two men for slacking on the job, he's charmingly predatory, like a lion playing with his food.
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But the entertainment industry is also slacking when it comes to getting people of color — particularly women of color — in positions of power.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I hope you do but I promise you people inside Slack will be Slacking each other about the stock price.
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It should be easy to tell if you've been slacking off: "Take three steps while looking at yourself in the mirror," he says.
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There's nothing like a Labor Day beach vacation to make you realize how much you've been slacking on your health and wellness goals.
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Let's say you're too sick to make it to your desk, yet you don't want anyone in the office to think you're slacking.
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During the year, he'll come out once a month and make sure I'm not slacking off and work me out a little bit.
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So if you're Slacking your coworkers in the foreground with the Zoom meeting open in the background, your boss or teacher can tell.
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The digital, distributed workforce is a phenomenon that's on the rise, and the increasing number of remote workers shows no sign of slacking.
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You may look like your slacking off, but propping your feet up and practically lying down might be the best way to work.
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Cherry even had added a special "boss key" that would pop up a fake spreadsheet for crafty office workers slacking, but Microsoft nixed it.
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Here are the 10 money rules that helped me reach a $20093 million net worth at 28: Slacking in school won't get you anywhere.
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She might feel like she's not in the best shape, but Kris Jenner is never slacking off when it comes to building the brand.
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Take a look: The team behind Overwatch certainly hasn't been slacking in bringing in new content, characters, maps and game modes, that's for sure.
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We're all guilty of over-promising and under-delivering on occasion, but you're likely aware of the difference between that and straight-up slacking.
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At the higher end, Under Armour's UA band, released at CES 2016, boasts powerful software that detects when you don't realize you're slacking off.
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According to time management expert Laura Vanderkam, slacking off at the end of the week is one of the biggest mistakes you can make.
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Denim remains a relative rarity among bankers based beyond the West Coast, perhaps for fear of being seen by their bosses as slacking off.
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Because you cannot do homework or activities during a REM cycle, some students view getting an appropriate amount of shut-eye as slacking off.
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House cats are perhaps the most skilled of all animals — humans included — when it comes to the modern art of slacking around the house.
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It might not surprise you that once we editors get together — or get to Slacking — we start swapping stories about these rare, eye-opening discoveries.
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For now just know that Tesla isn't slacking and the FSD Computer should be more than enough to keep your Model 3 on the road.
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"We had lots of friends on the course, and when I felt like I was slacking they provided a bit of a lift," Joe said.
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Make an appointment to see a doctor if you've been slacking on that—Mars isn't afraid of needles, so go now while you're feeling confident!
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In those moments of dread, I turn to a means of procrastination that doesn't feel completely like slacking: watching YouTube highlight reels of Serena Williams.
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And traditionally the main audience for online content has been people slacking off from a job that involves staring at a computer screen all day.
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What's happening: New technologies have made it easy and cheap to surveil workers, checking for everything from intellectual property theft to good old Facebook slacking.
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Of course, it's absolutely possible that Smith's predictions hit home for you — relationship problems and slacking off on holiday shopping are pretty universal issues, after all.
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You have been slacking HARD on your objectivity and fact-checking lately- I chalk it up to writers being human, because you've still done good work.
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It means that even if I personally start slacking in bringing home the cheese, my portfolio is still working away to bring in a $15,750 salary.
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At our firm, I clearly don't get it — for a host of reasons — as evidenced by my refusal to give up email and start slacking everyone.
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While Welbilt's revenue has declined in recent years and its net margins have withered, JBT's revenue growth is accelerating year-to-year, despite slightly slacking margins.
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It's easy to imagine India or China feeling less pressure to step up their efforts if the richest country on Earth is slacking off or backsliding.
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If you've been slacking on something—whether it's brushing your teeth twice a day or clocking in correctly at work, a wake-up call will arrive.
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"I was extremely conscious that taking a break meant slacking off," said Kaeruko Akeno, a writer whose novel inspired the program and has the same name.
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The benign credit environment and strong fundamentals are expected to continue to support the loan market going forward as investor demand shows no signs of slacking.
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Oddly, even adjusting for emotional openness, my new happiness-seeking American acquaintances seem no happier, and often more anxious, than my cynical, joy-slacking British ones.
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The tour follows criticism of Prince William in Britain's tabloid press in recent months over perceptions he was slacking off from his responsibilities as a senior royal.
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For instance, anyone caught smoking cannabis near a school could face a $1,193 fine, while retailers found slacking on demanding identification from customers could be fined $2,250.
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Ways to give yourself space can extend to the internet, too, like muting your crush on social media, and actively stopping yourself from Slacking memes to them.
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American consumers are the only reason the economy is still growing American consumers are the only reason the economy is still growing Corporate America is slacking off.
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Adults warn us of the dangers of slacking off during high school, urging us to push ourselves to our limits in hopes of success later in life.
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Flippy the robot hamburger flipper has a new gig – at Dodger Stadium "I was kind of slacking on the things I was supposed to do," he said.
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This could be great—if someone's been slacking, they'll finally have more energy, but the downside could be that the people around you will be snappier than usual.
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Harvick claimed trophies in five of the first dozen races, including the last two, and the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford shows no signs of slacking off.
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We've become a nation of obsessive scolds, smug and superior when we think we've achieved good health (however fleetingly), self-righteous when we think others are slacking off.
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So that's code for workers who slack off will be seen by the technology to be slacking — and likely won't get matched to great shifts if they do.
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At the bottom of the imagined slide was the situation of blacks — teen single moms, kids out in the street at night, slacking off in school, drugs, drink.
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We have been slacking this week because on Sunday we went to Vampire Weekend's seven-hour show at Webster Hall, and it took a couple of days to recover.
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You may find yourself itching to ditch work, but Saturn retrograde begins on April 29, asking us whether we've been responsible—so don't tempt fate if you're slacking off.
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Celebs are a great source of inspiration, and not just for your outfits: They're never slacking on how to make daytime errands more manageable, more efficient, and more sustainable.
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If I start struggling to get enough sleep overall, feeling an emotional or physical toll as a result, or slacking at work, she said, I can take action then.
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But last month a chilling decision by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) established a precedent for employers to sift through your private messages if they suspect you're slacking.
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The data can also be shared and compared with friends, letting users have friendly competitions over who spent more time at the gym, or who spent the week slacking off.
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But the guys from deep in the heart aren't slacking either, bringing out the big guns -- Kate Upton -- and the WAGS of OF Jake Marisnick, Tony Kemp and Carlos Correa.
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Even if your friends aren't down to pay off their debts with you, finding someone who will check in and hold you accountable when you're slacking is also extremely helpful.
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I'm still a little braindead from therapy yesterday, but nobody at work is expecting any deliverables from me today, so I don't feel bad about slacking off a little bit.
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In fact, if you compare us to other countries and what's allowed, we are really slacking in terms of asserting consumer protection, asserting consumers rights, asserting the rights of workers.
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Front Burner Cold-brew coffee was big this summer, and as fall begins the popularity of coffee made this way, best suited for serving iced, shows no signs of slacking off.
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It all leads to a body of science showing that if business owners want employees to be more creative, they should promote more spare time for slacking off and creative hobbies.
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Instead, they're meant to make workers better by reminding them to thank the customer, to empathize with the frustrated claimant on Line 1 or to avoid slacking off on the job.
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He spent three more dismal seasons with the Giants, who finished 20013-9, 3-11 and 5-9, and in 1976 was accused of slacking by teammates speaking anonymously to the press.
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If you're able to work remotely during our de facto quarantine, your daily routine is probably going to involve lots of emailing, Slacking, and maybe video calling depending on what you do.
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"We both love food and drink, so we couldn't image slacking in that department when throwing the biggest party of our lives," Ms. Davis said of collaborating on custom beverages with Pharmacie.
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In The Glimmer Man's defense, though, it's not like he's been slacking off when he's not teaching the likes of Anderson Silva and Daniel Cormier kicks and the secrets of the universe.
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From funky makeup brushes that could be causing your skin to breakout, to a clogged hair dryer filter that's blowing way too much hot air (read: burnt tresses), slacking on maintenance has consequences.
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If you can't wipe due to a music festival or public beach maintenance crew slacking on the job, or if you're roughing it on a hike and need to squat, that's certainly bad.
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The only real danger here is that eventually, when the honeymoon ends, 12 hours of work a day has begun to feel 'normal' and going back to 8 hours feels like slacking off.
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire won the top screenplay prize at Cannes this year, and this trailer shows it's not exactly slacking when it comes to translating that script to the screen.
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It came right around the point in the afternoon where I'm usually ready for a break, and it's over fast enough that it doesn't really feel like I'm slacking in a meaningful way.
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Not only does FocusWriter's interface look like an old DOS screen, with plain green text and a black background, but it also keeps data on your productivity, so you know when you've been slacking.
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Enlist your boss for guidance If a colleague's slacking is affecting your work and deadlines are being missed, it might be time to approach your boss or project manager on how to best proceed.
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The top reason people gave for slacking off when it came to estate planning was that they "just hadn't gotten around to it," according to the survey of 1,003 adults conducted in late January.
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And whether you're in need of a little solo pampering at home or slacking on those V-Day gifts for your S.O. or friends (or mom!), the new offering is dreamy (pun always intended).
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I wobble and sideways-leap, a manic hopscotcher, from one digi-plane to the next, deplatforming and replatforming, slacking to Zoom (cross-platform functionality!) with a stop for analytics and a detour through Twitch.
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He doesn't doubt that the tech giants have already noticed a spike in time spent in the last week, and are actively fighting to keep users engaged on its site but slacking off otherwise.
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Whatever the outcome, Netflix isn't slacking on its alternative content options: The company continues to invest in and produce plenty of original content, and will only be ramping up those efforts in the near future.
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But Barbara Smith, my P.E. teacher, pushed me every single day—if I got in trouble in math, slacking or being the class clown, she'd come find me and say, 'You have a purpose, Dwight.
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The star of the team Matt McNeill (or "McBaskets"), is still slacking off and requesting special treatment but Jane manages to convince him to do the work through a game of very mismatched one-on-one.
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Tim: Having that kind of support system is very important: friends and people in your life who are going to call you out when you're slacking or reach out to you when you're not feeling great.
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"Kehlani is at the Soul Train Awards tonight in Vegas where she is up for Best R&B Female, and is still Slacking with her co-founders and me about startup business," Hamilton told me last night.
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Mark Saxon of the Athletic reports that Norris has been "mercilessly riding" Hicks for any perceived slacking, excoriating him in front of the team if he believes Hicks has committed even a minor offense against clubhouse culture.
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I've been busting my ass at work for months and know the first quarter of the year is going to be hell, so I'm taking advantage of the calm while I can and slacking off a little.
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A comment I saw online in response to "Something They Need" compared it to a term paper a slacking student has doctored with a big font and double space formatting to help it hit the required page limit.
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I try to make the most of having a gym membership for the summer by going at least twice a week, but I've been slacking lately and I'm sure that I'm going to be sore after this workout.
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While some high school seniors were slacking off during their final months of school, Talia Zames, 18, launched a campaign to raise $15,000 in an effort to pay off old medical debt from those in her own community.
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A lot of the times maybe when the pitchers are doing well, the (hitters) are slacking a little bit and maybe vice-versa, but that's baseball, and that's going to happen a lot in the course of the season.
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Partners should be supportive of each other — and from what we've seen, Khloé has no problem cheering her man on from the sidelines — but they shouldn't have to absorb responsibility when men start slacking at work or become unfocused.
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Stop slacking and get back to work: ■ 55D: Geeky Historical Side Note: The Disney film "MOANA" came out in 2016, yet XWord Info indicated that the name had been used before, before Will Shortz becoming crossword editor in 1993.
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The company's major challenge of the past couple years has been bringing on more big companies to its platform; it seems they've definitely had some success, detailing in the blog that 65 of the Fortune 100 companies were slacking away.
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But about two years into it I just found myself putting all my time and energy into the a capella group and slacking on the classes, which was a huge sign for me that I wasn't doing the right thing.
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While Japan's economic ills are partly a consequence of global headwinds, including the deflationary impact of low oil and slacking global demand for Japanese exports, investors are starting to question if Abenomics could put growth and inflation on a sustainable footing.
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And the number of organizations using the paid version of the workplace communication app has grown to 85,000, up 50 percent over the past year — in a blog post, Slack noted that 65 of the Fortune 100 companies are happily Slacking away.
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Clients wear monitors during the sessions that measure heart rate and number of calories burned; individual performance statistics are then broadcast on electronic boards at the front of the class with your name (or of course, if you anticipate slacking, your pseudonym).
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Mr. Putin, who from time to time underscores in his speech that he is not a prudish man, once joked that communist labor had the same flaw as group sex, as it's impossible to tell who is working and who is slacking off.
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"The lowering of the fiscal deficit target despite fiscal headwinds from a lower revenue base in (full-year 2019) and slacking growth are also important signals that the government is focused on improving macro fundamentals and a medium-term positive," the Nomura economists said.
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When you don't have office rhythms to mark the passage of time, it's very easy to lose track of your evening entirely and find yourself sitting in total darkness and Slacking your co-workers well after the time you normally would have gone home.
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Insurer Suncorp Group dampened the cheer, slacking 1.23 percent to its lowest in over two months after it booked a A$160 million to A$170 million ($125.73 million to $133.59 million) hit to its half-year earnings due to a hailstorm that struck Melbourne in December.
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Here's your guide to deciding if the issue is worth bringing up (and who you should be bringing it up to): A co-worker showing you endless pictures of their labradoodle isn't worth a tough conversation, but slacking off on projects and taking credit for your workdefinitely is.
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Other podcasts about finding jobs and keeping them: Novel, How to Be Awesome at Your Job, Slacking Ambition, How I Built This, The School of Greatness With Lewis Howes, How to Be Amazing, Don't Keep Your Day Job Bad With Money Have you ever wondered: What exactly is a credit score?
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As someone with a high level of responsibility — I could literally shut the company down in less than a week by slacking on my job, were I a spiteful person — yet with no positive feedback from the "powers-that-be," when and how do I communicate that they are getting far more than they are paying for?
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Since I haven't actually talked about my job beyond slacking off and looking at email: I do commercial product strategy, which means I alternate between wearing a technical hat (ie, making sure our sales teams know how our products work and making sure they can sell them) and a business hat (ie, help the product team built something that solves a market need).
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Some blog posts have credited him as the inventor of the practice, but Richard says he first heard the term "dopamine fasting" floating around self-improvement internet forums a few years ago, and remembered it again as a college student who felt drained and lethargic from partying and slacking off watching Netflix and neglecting healthier habits—doing "nothing," in his words.
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Mr. Juncker himself headed off to vacation in Austria, where, he told Politico, his reading list includes a crime thriller "that talks about Trump, Clinton, Bush," and "1913: The Year Before the Storm," by Florian Illies, about the last year of peace before World War I. Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, whom few have ever accused of slacking off, is recharging during a three-week vacation in the Italian Alps.
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