I work hard at my job, I work hard at this.
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" She went on, "I work hard at motivation, and I work hard at persuasion.
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" She added: "We can laugh, but when we have to work hard, we work hard.
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"We keep hearing about hard work, hard work, hard work," John told Cramer in a Monday interview.
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"He made you work hard without making you feel like you had to work hard," Rocci noted. 3.
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"Work hard, everybody, work hard," he said, standing in front of a portrait of former first lady Hillary Clinton.
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She thrives on not having to work hard to get the rewards that most people do work hard for.
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We work hard to understand what is happening on it and really work hard to enforce the work that we're doing.
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"We keep hearing about hard work, hard work, hard work," John told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer in an interview on Monday.
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So whether your motto is "work hard, play harder" or "work hard, nap harder," we hope your summer vacations are everything you dreamed of and more.
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"John Legend said, 'Work hard to be anyone you want in life'; Kid Rock says, 'Work hard to be anything you want in life,'" Spicer told MSNBC.
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They're happy kids but they're very polite children, they work hard at school, they know that they have to work hard and their work has to be done on time.
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" And she said, "Well, you have to work hard.
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The path is not, Beginning, Work Hard --> Success, End.
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Go out there, work hard, & have a GREAT life.
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Great leaders demand — and inspire — employees to work hard.
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Owen & Fred "Work Hard, Play Hard" Duffel Bag, $115.
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You never have to work hard to be a criminal.
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We work hard to make sure this zoo is safe.
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A: I asked them, are you willing to work hard?
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We work hard to create a safe environment on Facebook.
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I wanted to work hard to make (saves) look easy.
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Yeah, and I work hard and I think you're insane.
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They get married and work hard to make ends meet.
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Queen Bey inspires everyone to work hard – including Laverne Cox!
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You need to work hard, because success is rarely overnight.
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Dig deep, work hard and see where we'll be Sunday.
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Most of all, we work hard to keep them alive.
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You work hard, and everyone in the world knows him.
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Sure, you'll have to work hard and make some sacrifices.
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"We will work hard to beat that target," Maric said.
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"I just work hard," he explained of his fitness regimen.
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""I've never had to work hard to get a girl.
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There is the opportunity, but you have to work hard.
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It's not about having to work hard, Jeff explicitly says.
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Utahans not only work hard, they apparently love their work.
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This would encourage corporations to work hard to prevent it.
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The only thing that you can do is work hard.
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We work hard to be a part of your world.
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There's just something that makes you want to work hard.
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Work hard on yourself and you can make a fortune.
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I'll work hard and hopefully I'll be back here soon.
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"Our philosophy is work hard, play hard," his mom said.
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There are no incentives for the kids to work hard.
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So it wasn't that I didn't have to work hard.
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We work hard, and our budgets are what they are.
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It's amazing how good life is if you work hard.
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You can work hard and you can win your election.
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We are really true athletes who work hard every day.
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CBP employees work hard and care deeply about their work.
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So remember: there is no reason to work hard, ever.
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Miller had to work hard for his two scoreless innings.
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Meanwhile, plenty of men work hard to protect women's rights.
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How are you going to get people to work hard?
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Just work hard, and you will evolve into yourself naturally.
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You also need to work hard to be truly successful.
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"They must work hard to achieve it," the source said.
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It's like you work hard and then you continue work.
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You work hard, Capricorn, so treat yourself to something wonderful!
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The Clintons work hard but don't play by the rules.
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Work hard, play hard — that's South Korea's formula for success.
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We work hard, love our families and love our country.
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They proceeded to work hard, have children and get promoted.
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Here, one has to work hard not to be found.
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Every college athlete has to know how to work hard.
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They had to work hard again to raise fresh funds.
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But he added he would work hard to improve it.
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"Let us all work hard to bring our country together."
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And voters in New Hampshire appreciate candidates who work hard.
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"A shutdown affects great people that work hard," he said.
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We work hard to be there when it matters most.
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"They work hard just as much as us," Jenkins said.
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"It was a work hard, play hard thing," he said.
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In order to get ahead, you have to work hard.
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I've had to really work hard to make that happen.
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We work hard to protect and to serve our citizens.
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You have to work hard and make your own way.
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This is a guy who knows how to work hard.
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I wanted to work hard and earn my way back.
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If I just work hard enough, I'll eventually convince everybody.
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So we try to work hard to invite those clients.
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By developing a long-term, disciplined approach to financial planning, women can increase the likelihood the money they work hard for during their earning years will also work hard for them throughout their retirement.
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Not really, I work hard for things that I have, and I work hard to get places and do certain things, and I'm not gonna let somebody make me feel bad for working hard.
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"When I see what you guys are doing, I think everybody here, if you guys work hard — work hard in school, listen to your coaches — you guys are going to do great things," Obama said.
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Mr. Salamanca told her he would work hard for the community.
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"Because I will work hard to make sure no one does."
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We work hard to reduce the amount that goes to liquidation.
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Now, he is healthy and able to work hard at school.
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If you invest yourself and work hard, you will see results.
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It's great to see someone work hard and reap the benefits.
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Airlines work hard to monitor the emotional health of their pilots.
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"I promised myself that I need to work hard," said Chen.
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I continue to work hard to stabilise and manage this condition.
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His music has influenced me to work hard and become successful.
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"They work hard for us," Gallant said of his fourth line.
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I can work hard in my field and fight for change.
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I'm going to work hard to get to a good place.
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Ryan definitely feels the challenge, but he's willing to work hard.
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No one, senior or junior, is ever forced to work hard.
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If you want something, you have to work hard for it.
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If you work hard and honestly it will work itself out.
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Immigrant children from other races may recognize these adages: Work hard.
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You wanna work hard for her — you don't wanna f— up.
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A land where everybody can do well if you work hard.
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"We work hard every day and don't want handouts," Woods added.
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"They weren't paid much and had to work hard," says Darron.
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Now I need to go back to training and work hard.
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Work hard, be a kind person, and trust your gut feelings.
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We have to work hard to get the results we're getting.
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That means they work hard — and their days are unbelievably busy.
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But you have to work hard, you gotta work very hard!
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Likewise, Netflix and other streaming services work hard to block VPNs.
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Keep your head down, work hard, and focus on what matters.
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He knows he has to work hard to earn the vote.
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"If we work hard, we can pull it off," he said.
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I know that I can work hard and get back again.
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But you have to work hard, you gotta work very hard!!!
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"I work hard and I play hard, too," he once said.
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Work hard to encourage the next generation of women who follow!
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Work hard to encourage the next generation of women who follow!
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"I work hard at it seven days a week," Baffert said.
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They work hard, and their businesses prosper beyond anything they expected.
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St. Louis made him work hard in the 219-degree heat.
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To achieve the American Dream, we believed, one must work hard.
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We'll work hard but leave a lot of life in you.
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I knew I had to work hard, harder than anyone else.
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We're taught that if you work hard, your moment will come.
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Even if you work hard, financial security is never a promise.
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Where do you think that inclination to work hard comes from?
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When new CEOs come in they work hard to impress shareholders.
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To honor him -- work hard, be responsible, patient, tolerant and compassionate.
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We work hard to exceed both long and short term goals.
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You work hard, forget about it and find yourself a girlfriend.
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Many investors work hard to separate work from life where possible.
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To work hard to keep things fresh, hot, interesting, satisfying, weird.
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Work hard, don't give up, don't go against your gut instinct.
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" Alessia Cara chimed in: "stop stealing from women who work hard!!!
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"You've got to work hard and work smart," he told them.
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They went out, got an education, work hard, and earned it.
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Did he work hard to make himself as fascinating as possible?
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Work part time, do an internship, work hard, get a scholarship.
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If you want to be good you have to work hard.
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Breakfast I have a work hard/play hard attitude toward life.
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You've just got to work hard and get out of it.
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I'm a talker and have to work hard to listen well.
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Those times when you get up early and you work hard.
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Those times when you stay up late and you work hard.
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Everything was about learning to work hard and to be resilient.
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Hanks had to work hard to learn Rogers' slower, deliberate mannerisms.
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We've got to show up in practice and just work hard.
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Or: How many actors have to work hard at appearing natural?
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I didn't work hard keeping what I did a massive secret.
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College-educated people believe that you are supposed to work hard.
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For his part, Mr. Salvini pledged to work hard in opposition.
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And I'm going to work hard and help this team win.
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" That experience, Watson added, "taught me how to really work hard.
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We work hard to make our communities better places to live.
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But they have to work hard to get in that squad.
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It's with my favorite instructor and she makes us work HARD.
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She does work hard and knows the issues inside and out.
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I just work hard with my God-given talent and abilities.
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"'Work hard, play hard' is a very common theme," Tieman said.
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I work hard at my job and on my personal relationships.
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" Mika Ihamuotila CEO, Marimekko "Get an excellent education and work hard.
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Let us all work hard to bring our great country together.
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Then the foreigners come and work hard and take his job.
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All you have to do is work hard and be smart.
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I just want to work hard and do what I'm doing.
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"This was related to work ethics in the US—that you work hard, but you can basically also achieve pretty much anything if you work hard enough, at least as an ideology, if you will," he explained.
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Because you have to work hard, in order to get anything done.
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If you work hard, you can produce good players and get results.
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You'll have to work hard to get on AT&T's bad side.
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While they work hard, the organization is about much more than cycling.
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He's a guy who is going to work hard for that puck.
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Bottom line: Chains don't need to work hard to earn your affection.
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We continue to work hard every day to make every customer happy.
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"We work hard to understand what is happening on it," she said.
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You're going to work hard and you're going to cause no trouble.
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Work hard and play hard, but don't forget to get some sleep!
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Continue to grow, continue to work hard, and continue to push back.
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You work hard and indulge occasionally, but stay away from extravagant spending.
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I work hard only for the people of Maine's 2nd Congressional District.
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"Work hard, don't waste time, eat lunch at your desk," she says.
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"Some people really work hard to get what they get," Cinthia mused.
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We will continue to work hard and smart to keep your trust.
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You just have to work hard and put out a poppin' album.
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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We work hard on our relationship to keep it centered and communicative.
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The agent is thus induced to work hard to find good clients.
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If not, you probably didn't read or explore or work hard enough.
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And if you're ready to work hard, you can change the stars.
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I would build consensus, but consensus means you have to work hard.
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AMERICANS LIKE to work hard whereas Europeans prefer a more leisurely life.
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We are fast-paced and work hard to get what we want.
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Officers continue to work hard to establish the circumstances of yesterday's incident.
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All Dad asked was that I work hard to pursue my dream.
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Like I said, some people work hard at the game of life.
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The advice can really be summed up in two words: Work hard.
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As such, they work hard to drive the highest ratings they can.
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"Work hard, and be open to where it takes you," said Strahan.
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Work hard and show the world the great things were capable of.
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We strive for excellence and work hard to achieve success beyond expectation.
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Work hard, stay focused, and just do what you have to do.
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I'm going to go work hard on my game this off-season.
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" "Migrants to the United States take risks, work hard, invest and innovate.
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Brands work hard to pretend to be your friends on social media.
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He sees smart, motivated students who work hard—harder than he expected.
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Work hard and don't have expectations beyond being part of a team.
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But you do have to ramp it up and work hard sometimes.
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Go. There, you idiot, work hard for this little bit of money.
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They had no money and had to work hard to get by.
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No. I work hard to make money, but I'm not money crazy.
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You work hard for America & that should add up to something. Rep.
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"Kids don't work hard on things they don't care about," she says.
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Members of Congress work hard in Washington and in their home districts.
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" She continued: "She works harder than I do, and I work hard.
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OPEC may need to work hard to persuade Russia to cut supply.
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We must continue to work hard, adopt new technology and think creatively.
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"I really work hard at being true," he told American Songwriter magazine.
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AND WE'RE GONNA WORK HARD TO MAKE IT – HELP THE COMPANY TURN.
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Other Burlington businesses also work hard to save energy on their own.
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That's why I work hard to enact policies that protect the unborn.
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Yacht crew work hard to make the yachts shine for prospective buyers.
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If you work hard enough and long enough, then you will succeed.
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"If you don't work hard, you will not have," Mr. Gebreselase said.
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I'm a pharmacist, and I work hard—sometimes six days a week.
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You work hard on something that requires a painstaking level of precision.
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Just trust that you work hard enough to deserve some fun, too!
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You work hard, pay your taxes, and make mostly responsible adult decisions.
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The trick now is to work hard to keep from losing it.
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They work hard, they want to relax, they want to enjoy themselves.
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They must be prepared to work for their lot, and work hard.
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Work hard and the promotion will come when you're living the role.
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I believed that if you work hard, you can maybe get somewhere.
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That we don't work hard couldn't be further from the truth. 833.
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The Swiss work hard, but they have a strong work-life balance.
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These are people who work hard but no longer have a voice.
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All she does is work hard for these movies — deferring, apologizing, peacekeeping.
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All the different people who work hard to make the place better.
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We knew that we would work hard and do the right thing.
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Many of them work hard and deal frequently with rejection, Kruse noted.
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If you work hard enough, you're just as good as anyone else.
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They work hard, sure, but they get to eat candy at work.
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He implored them to work hard, even though it was the weekend.
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He merely would have had to work hard to campaign for them.
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Many of them view African-Americans as not wanting to work hard.
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"My child did nothing wrong but go to school and work hard."
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That some work hard or support progressive politicians' election campaigns is irrelevant.
|
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That it would work hard to ensure the next election is fair?
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" He added, "But I work hard to increase my level of life.
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They feel the happiest when they work hard but also play hard.
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"I try to work hard and have a good attitude," he said.
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Hoyle has already done the work, hard or easy, of negotiating difference.
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"I work hard, and I play hard, too," Mr. Mallya once said.
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We're gonna work hard and we're going to find out what happened.
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Pay was poor and the work hard, and workers left in droves.
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Anyone with anyone race can be successful if they work hard enough.
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"I want to work hard on taking care of myself," she shares.
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""Women are taught to work hard and to play by the rules.
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Work hard with it and do something with it for the world.
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"The secret to most people's success is to work hard," says Kemper.
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They work hard to be able to spend and save and invest.
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"I will definitely work hard," she promised Obama, "and earn your confidence."
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You work hard, so why not treat yourself to some me time?
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Furthermore, health care providers work hard to keep up with the competitors.
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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They should work hard on, it is something the country needs desperately.
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And we're going to work hard to make sure that it is.
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The things that you work hard on have a lot of impact.
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Because you don't want to have to work hard for every impression.
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People have always believed in me and I work hard for my country.
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I just wanted to work hard, give it my all, and it worked.
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I work hard in this country while you sleep in your golden cradle.
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We work hard to be rigorous and fair-minded when reviewing PayPal accounts.
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Your dad and I work hard so you can have everything you have.
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The trick is to make something you believe in and you work hard.
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And, yeah, we "work hard," but definitely not harder than the next guy.
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"We work hard to make the best products in the world," Apple said.
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The whole "work hard, play hard" mentality won't go away without a fight.
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We work hard, and then have to work even harder on a deadline.
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Hope that, if they work hard enough, they, too, could shatter glass ceilings.
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I don't have to work hard at self-confidence with almost anything else.
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I know that people know that I work hard, and I like that.
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So put him down for wanting people to work hard at all times.
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You work hard for your money — but its value varies state by state.
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People would like to work hard and earn high wages, this story goes.
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Your dad and I work hard so you can have everything you have.
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All your talent means nothing, Leo, if you don't work hard and practice.
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You will come to find out that I work hard and play hard.
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But at the same time you can work hard and achieve your goals.
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If a customer is unhappy, work hard to make it right — right away.
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The American Dream is the small-business dream: Work hard and achieve success.
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My philosophy is that you have to work hard and have good judgment.
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You take everything to extremes—you party hard, love hard, and work hard.
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He's got a short memory and he continues to work hard to improve.
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It is just others are progressing, so we still need to work hard.
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I work hard and try to be the best person I can be.
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I work hard, I have drive, I'm like ambitious — what's wrong with that?
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They'd lost touch – and both would have to work hard to restore it.
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But we work hard, have perseverance, and we remember where we came from.
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All we do is work hard to survive and get ahead in life.
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She will work hard to make sure that debt never hold anyone back.
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Imagine: you work hard at Sullivan, Fairchild, Renfro, & Lieberman trying to help people.
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They say the administration should have to work hard to win them over.
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Continue to work hard, but enjoy some of it from time to time.
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Without tests, she added, students could easily be overconfident and not work hard.
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We work hard each day to find solutions and weave our safety net.
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Women work hard for their money, and they're working harder than ever today.
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"He always makes you work hard," he said of the 2013 semi-finalist.
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We still need to improve and we will work hard to do that.
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Of course, many rich people work hard and have earned what they have.
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There's no glamor in politics -- you have to work hard for every vote.
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I can work hard the way he did, and I have his determination.
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They're going there to learn, work hard and create and grow a business.
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Located: Rockford, IllinoisEmployee quote: "We work hard and have fun along the way."
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"If you work hard here, you can do whatever you want," he said.
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"I'm continuing to work hard for every single vote across our country," Mrs.
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I am continuing to work hard for every single vote across our country.
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The Takeaway: Be open, work hard, and remember the value in listening first.
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Some people work hard to become successful, and some are just born successful.
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I worked too hard, worked on my game, work hard in the summertime.
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Republicans are having to work hard to hold onto a Georgia House seat.
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All we have to do is work hard on behalf of that truth.
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They work hard because they love their sport and want to succeed cleanly.
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Academics are challenging/rigorous but so captivating that you're motivated to work hard.
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It motivated them to work hard and be the best at their position.
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It's a good lesson: If you work hard enough, good things might happen.
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You're an honest guy, you work hard, you just sucked at this job.
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We work hard to be each other's biggest champions and celebrate our accomplishments.
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In fact, I had to work hard to get her to marry me.
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It's why I often say to work hard, but do it with pleasure.
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But there were people that did work hard and she looked after them.
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I truly believe that if you work hard, it's going to pay off.
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If you work hard and play by the rules, we've got your back.
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Startuppers, you work hard, and now it's time to let loose a little.
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I want to work hard and get good grades and finish out strong.
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"I get up before 6 o'clock every morning and work hard," he said.
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Every month, I make a budget and work hard to stick to it.
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We strive for an inclusive environment and work hard to learn and improve.
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We couldn't fix one thing technically tonight because we didn't work hard enough.
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They work hard to recycle products that would otherwise end up in landfills.
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"We have to work hard to retain and generate new business," he said.
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They want access to you and they will work hard to get it.
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I still want to work hard, but I want to do something different.
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America: where you work hard to pay the rent and feed the family.
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We often don't physically work hard enough to build muscle strength and power.
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So how can we teach our children what it means to work hard?
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Instead, they work hard to ensure their futures are happy and long-lasting.
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These employees work hard and care deeply about their jobs and their country.
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Unions also work hard to protect police officers and their reputations, he said.
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The idea that we can never work hard enough or be good enough.
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A psychologist studying the above question offers this advice: work hard at something.
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So, we just, at that moment, just work hard, and try our best.
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It isn't just about desire and wanting to succeed, you must work hard.
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It's really inspiring -- if you work hard, it is a land of opportunity.
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"... They will work hard to ensure the victory of Narendra Modi," Jha said.
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Poppy and I work hard, we know the issues before we go in.
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"Every company has to work hard to achieve these new standards," Ms. Krebs said.
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Same situation for the statement insisting that black people just don't work hard enough:
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He added that Saudi Arabia would continue to work hard to balance oil markets.
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That when they work hard and are creative, they'll be recognized, rewarded and seen.
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Go for your dreams, and if you work hard enough, you can achieve them.
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Today's creative workplaces work hard to obscure the uncreative labor that makes them run.
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You work hard for your money; why not put it towards pieces that matter?
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"When you own your mistakes, you can work hard to prevent them," she said.
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In San Diego you can work hard, then "go have cocktails on the beach".
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"But, honestly, I just really feel like you have to work hard," Biel shared.
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It reinforced I shouldn't take myself to seriously + just work hard in my job.
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"You have to work hard to amuse them or you get beaten," he says.
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Afterward, I was told to keep my head down, keep quiet, and work hard.
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I work hard for my money and I refuse to hand it all away.
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We're going to fight for every vote; we're going to work hard every day.
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We also need to work hard at recruiting and retaining a diverse work pool.
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I was taught that if you work hard, you can get what you want.
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"Everyone says, 'You work hard,'" Mr. Favreau said, reciting a line from the speech.
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Have some respect for your neighbors who work hard to live in that building.
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They work hard every single day of their lives, and they contribute to society.
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I like the lifestyle that I lead and I work hard to lead it.
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"They did not work hard enough for us to change our minds," he stated.
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By contrast, Clinton's camp needn't work hard to find the keys to Trump's psyche.
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Other times, I spiral quickly and have to work hard to regain my composure.
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They're just like, 'Oh, well, maybe if you work hard, you'll forget about it.
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I WILL WORK HARD FOR YOU ASAHD I WILL GIVE YOU NOTHING BUT JOY!!
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This will motivate him so he is able to keep focusing and work hard.
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Trump doesn't have to work hard to prove he's made an apparently dramatic pivot.
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You just have to work hard all the time and people will see that.
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But he also found a way of life: play hard, work hard, fish deep.
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Do you find that arises naturally, or do you work hard to create it?
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"We will work hard to keep them hooked in to the system," said another.
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You are here for a reason, you have to work hard for your dreams.
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So, if people are happy in your business, they work hard, they are driven.
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We work hard to make Facebook as safe as possible while enabling free speech.
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The people who work hard — and the corporations that employ them — deserve a break.
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His argument isn't broadly true: Most reporters work hard to be fair and accurate.
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I was going to work hard to get somewhere, but I was having fun.
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It only improves if a lot of people work hard to make it better.
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That when you work hard for a living, you can lead a better life.
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Where I could work hard to make something happen which was bigger than me.
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I love this organization and I'm going to continue to work hard and play.
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"If you work hard enough, you can do crazy things you thought were impossible."
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We work hard to overcome the "impostor syndrome" that a lot of people feel.
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" A: "If you don't want to starve and have an O.K. job, work hard.
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"I work hard everyday to combat racism and prejudices of all kinds," he said.
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The dream of owning a home like that kept me motivated to work hard.
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"Everyone says, 'You work hard,'" Mr. Favreau said, reciting a line from the speech.
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"If you really work hard then you're going to be victorious," Mr. Peacock said.
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We work hard to provide an environment at PSU that is safe and welcoming.
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So they work hard, perform, and push themselves so far that they burn out.
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"He expected us to work hard, but he was quick to laugh," she said.
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I work hard to achieve good grades and to participate in several extracurricular activities.
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"They work hard to make a difference in the lives of millions of customers."
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They work hard, they do everything they can to give her a good life.
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The simplest explanation is they work hard and are self-motivated, and therefore excel.
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That is why governors from both parties work hard to promote their products overseas.
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"Well, we've got to work hard, and it's going to be tough," Bilirakis conceded.
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The crew work hard to produce a high-luxury world on a meager budget.
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Instead, it is important to work hard on the things that result in sales.
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According to Gates, her work inspires young people to work hard and dream big.
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Most "environmentalists" I know actually work hard to refrain from pitting environmentalism against labor.
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Judges should work hard, she wrote, to determine the meaning of regulations for themselves.
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And Chinese policy makers will no doubt continue to work hard at de-escalation.
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And yes, they can go very wrong if you work hard enough at it.
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"Now they are having to give up the stuff they did work hard for."
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"We'll work hard for three weeks, and then we'll see what happens," he said.
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Bill Clinton saluted those who "work hard and play by the rules," while Sen.
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It encourages me and motivates me to come in every day and work hard.
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"All we can do to create change is work hard," Witherspoon says in Glamour.
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You know, if you do the work, you work hard enough, dreams come true.
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January 2017 will be the official start of the "Work Hard, Rest Hard" decade.
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They work hard to get good grades, look the right way and fit in.
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We work long and we work hard, but we may not be working smart.
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They get equity grants to incentivize them to work hard on the startups' behalf.
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He pledged to work hard for the party as the nominee, several sources said.
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In America, we work hard & dream big & we must keep our promise to Dreamers.
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Both will have to work hard to win new supporters before the next vote.
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The party would work hard to bring a facade of legitimacy to the general.
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They work hard, but not like this, not with this constancy, this pressing energy.
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"Our operations are highly regulated, and we work hard to maintain compliance," Holtham emphasized.
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They work hard for everyone else and yet life never gets better for them.
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Work hard, be kind, be truly confident, and chase what is right for you.
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" Office Details: Groupon's flagship Chicago office is the embodiment of "work hard, play hard.
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I think I have great confidence now, but it's only if you work hard.
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Korey, for her part, didn't have to work hard to project an aspirational lifestyle.
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That I made mistakes, that I didn't work hard enough, that I didn't plan.
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I do, in fact, consider myself a work-hard, play-hard sort of girl.
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You're tough, you work hard, and you don't have time for Millennial health trends.
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Connie: Work hard, be kind, do something to make the world a better place.
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Coke will have to work hard to justify a shift away from sugary drinks.
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It's basically, you work hard for most of the time and then reward yourself.
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This has been our culture, that you can work hard and become a Bloomberg.
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They work hard every day, and they're amenable to whatever you want to do.
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So if you understand that, and work hard, you can get what you want.
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I just have always felt that you have to dig deep and work hard.
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We like to work hard, if we feel like we're part of a team.
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"Please don't say I work hard," he said to Ms. Frankel of The Independent.
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Like always, we'll have to work hard, battle for customers and deal with problems.
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I loved seeing her work hard every day in scenes I had with her.
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They work hard and do everything they can to give her a good life.
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Intelligence isn't always obvious and our engineers and analysts work hard to unlock it.
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"Those times you get up early and work hard, those times when stay up late and work hard, those times when you don't feel like working and you're tired and you don't want to push yourself, but you do it anyway," Bryant said.
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Maybe it's because I've had to work hard to overcome obstacles of birth and circumstance.
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Men and women in law enforcement work hard to protect our communities across the country.
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I will work hard to unite our country and be the president of all Americans.
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Clearly residents here work hard and play hard, particularly when it comes to motor sports.
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Eaves, Diablo Cody, or Lily Burana, all of whom work hard in their books to
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When you believe in yourself, set goals, and work hard, anything and everything is achievable.
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She raised me to work hard; to love unconditionally; to see Christ's love in everyone.
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Teachers work hard, and they deserve to let their hair down and have some fun.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 37, does work hard for her figure though.
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"We work hard, we've raised our family and retirement is now our time," Rich said.
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That was their immigrant mindset: You shut up, work hard, and definitely don't burden others.
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We work hard with advertisers to allow the experience to be free for the consumer.
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I will work hard to unite our country and be the President of all Americans.
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So keep having hope, work hard and stay positive because this does not last forever.
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But the probation is where I had to work and work hard for my life.
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We know we need to work hard to prevent the problems that are happening now.
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I think we can work hard to get something that works towards the greater good.
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Bernie Sanders has been crystal clear that we must work hard to defeat Donald Trump.
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Kamali's bright, exuberant clothes are designed to work hard for the women who buy them.
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Its two speeds work hard to remove stuck-on makeup and provide some gentle exfoliation.
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If you work hard, build infrastructure, and retake territory… you can fire like one dude.
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We're going to continue to grow, continue to work hard and play for each other.
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We've all heard the timeless mantra that if you work hard, you'll inevitably get ahead.
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Work hard at your job, do your best and then enjoy the pleasures of retirement.
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We work hard to provide the information patients need in the way they need it.
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"I advise everybody to love what they do and work hard at it," she says.
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We must continue to work HARD on ourselves every single day and help each other.
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"I want to put it on a billboard, 'Work hard, get promoted,' " he tells me.
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"We have been and continue to work hard to develop improved H.I.V. therapies, without delay."
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Lawmakers, judges, journalists and civil servants will have to work hard to limit the damage.
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I had to work hard, show results in order to achieve the life I wanted.
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Everyone likes kudos, none more so than those who work hard and give their all.
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"Rest, recovery and work hard," Merritt told PEOPLE of his schedule leading up to Rio.
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"We work hard to recuperate and every day will be a better day," he said.
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The only thing you can do is continue to believe in yourself and work hard.
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The way I work hard, the way I move, it's still the same, nothing's changed.
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I was going to have to work hard to fight against it, and I did.
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Consider the housekeepers, bartenders and cashiers who also work hard to be self-sustaining Nevadans.
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As actors and producers, Hanks and Wilson said they work hard to fix this problem.
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And I support and will work hard to implement what the President has been advocating.
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But Republicans will have to work hard to insure that AHCA is no Pyrrhic victory.
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It is the kind of organization that inspires you to work hard on their behalf.
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You don't like to see guys go down but we're just trying to work hard.
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"Agriculture extension officers must work hard to educate farmers about these new pests," he said.
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Neoliberal ideology maintains that the wealthy are wealthy because they are intelligent and work hard.
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We can work hard when we need to but stay healthy at the same time.
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You'll be a millionaire, the United States promises, if you work hard and stand out.
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I had to choose to rise above it all, and I had to work hard.
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Luck comes your way pretty easily, Sagittarius, but that doesn't mean you don't work hard.
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This week is about passion, but starting Friday morning, it's all about work — hard work.
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For all his ambition and willingness to work hard, education — public and segregated — eluded him.
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"I was raised to believe that if you work hard it means something," Swalwell said.
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I work hard and produce the numbers and we will see what the market thinks.
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"Now is the time to work hard to subdue all of that," Mr. Axelrod says.
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More likely they came in search of the opportunity to work hard and get ahead.
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Successful people know that in order to achieve great things, you have to work hard.
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"I work hard for a living, and I want to enjoy my day," he said.
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I will continue to work hard to pursue the truth on behalf of my constituents.
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If you work hard enough and you focus then you can achieve really great things.
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"Given how liberal he is, it made the work hard," Mr. McCain recalled last week.
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If anything, President Obama taught us to keep faith, work hard, and never lose hope.
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I knew that I had a lot of potential but I needed to work hard.
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But I think BioWare did work hard on the characters and letting people say goodbye.
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Insurance companies work hard to not pay a claimInsurance companies make money in several ways.
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We work hard to make sure clients don't have suspicious motivations for using this information.
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Paul Wellstone's famous quote, the future belongs to those who are passionate and work hard.
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"I work hard all day now, helping Joe in his dentist's practice," she told her.
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However, if you put in the work and work hard, you will be handsomely rewarded.
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But I don't have a crystal ball but if we work hard, we will succeed.
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We work hard to comply with all relevant laws and regulations across all our operations.
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"We work hard at trying to get it right," said Faze Clan CEO Lee Trink.
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We work hard to curate the public self and rarely think about the shadow self.
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They work hard and do not fear saying no when they feel they need to.
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Even when people work hard and stick to the rules, they often make little progress.
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They work hard to support their kids, but they can never really make ends meet.
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We work hard to keep the enemies of inspiration — comparison, cynicism, judgment — off of Pinterest.
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If you work hard enough, and obsessively enough, you can make a game like this.
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And I'm just going to try and work hard and try to turn that around.
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"You work hard all season to get top 100, gluing together small results," Lacko said.
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Our job is to work hard to see this coverage from an objective news perspective.
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When they told me I had potential but would have to work hard, I listened.
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And once that wore off, I just tried to work hard to get back here.
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Conservative lawmakers support Job Corps because it encourages low-income young people to work hard.
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This is just something to think about as our leaders work hard to contain it.
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Tourists don't have to work hard to score a photo op with Rottnest Island's quokkas.
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"I always tell people that this is a really simple deal: Work hard," he said.
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"This is your opportunity to shine; work hard and deliver your best results," Taylor said.
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If you're willing to work hard, and live our values, McDonald's can change your life.
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She said the union will "really work hard" to defeat President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Others are lazy, useless whiners who just leech off the people who do work hard.
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Some computers are built to work hard—but what if you want to play hard?
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I feel good about myself there and still work hard for fear of disappointing them.
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The flu is a serious seasonal illness that we work hard to prevent and treat.
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The advice I would give him is have patience, work hard, and mature your health.
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If you want something badly enough and you work hard at it, you achieve it.
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"Work hard, know what you're talking about, and people will listen to you," Graham said.
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"I just work hard and position myself in the right spot at the right time."
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" — Mario Schlosser, co-founder and C.E.O. of Oscar Health "Work hard: There are no shortcuts.
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Not only do young heroines work hard and well, they may even be the boss.
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Millionaires take personal responsibility, practice intentionality, are goal-oriented, and work hard, according to Hogan.
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We work hard, in tech and finance, and we're saving to expand our family someday.
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"We work hard to really teach them how to learn time management," Mr. Matarazzo said.
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If your goal is to travel, determine how you can work hard to fund it.
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A better deal for every American willing to work hard and play by the rules.
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In addition, McMahon wants her children to work hard for what they want to achieve.
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Growing up Mexican-American, you learn to work hard and hustle for everything you have.
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They say that immigrants are exactly like us: they work hard and love their families.
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But instead, I work hard to craft narratives that people can actually see themselves in.
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And, finally, they think people may drink out of a work-hard, play-hard motivation.
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The people in my district work hard, as do working families across this great nation.
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And I think for the most part editors and reporters work hard to do that.
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If you work hard and play by the rules, you shouldn't be struggling to survive.
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It's something where you're going to work hard, but you'll also get paid really well.
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She learned to not take it personally, and to work hard to earn their respect.
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I come from a place where we work hard labor, so these people need that.
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I work hard, I go the extra mile, I build a rapport with my customers!!
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"We work hard, but I feel like it's not made for us," he told me.
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Just be thankful for what you have in the moment, but most importantly, work hard.
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If you're willing to work hard, you do your part, you contribute to the community.
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"I really love my body because it's taken me so long to get here and I've worked so, so, so hard and I still have to work hard and I will always have to work hard to not gain the weight back," she says.
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If you love what you do and work hard at it then special things can happen.
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I wasn't rich, but I was living quite comfortably without having to work hard for it.
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Of course you're going to have, and you should have, fun - work hard, play hard, right?
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We do require the ability to work hard, fast and smart without compromising on technical excellence.
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Washington strikes a work-and-family balance by making her office space work hard for her.
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Google will work hard to find ways to not get itself mired in a similar fight.
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The traffic light's three colored circles work hard, managing the flow of traffic around the world.
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"Today I just want to work hard and have no intention of leaving Beijing," said Jiang.
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"Whenever she comes home I can only tell her to study and work hard," he said.
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When that spirit reigns, people work hard and pile up consumption goods instead of spiritual indulgences.
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We have clear rules against hate speech and work hard to keep it off our platform.
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So we are going to work hard on those things so people don't have to leave.
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They work hard, pay taxes and struggle to raise children, but feel neglected by their government.
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Thanks again for the support as we work hard to get your boards out to you.
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Too bad he didn't want to work hard to win retail votes in the early states.
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I always tell myself that if I work hard for something that it will pay off.
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You were exhorted to work hard, and you were told that nothing in life comes easy.
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Once, it might have been possible to work hard, choose material comforts and sink into yuppiedom.
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"You need to be intentional, proactive and work hard to keep the fire going," she wrote.
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"You work hard but only see limited returns, like you're in an endless loop," he said.
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My parents have seen me work hard and they have seen what I hoped to achieve.
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And he raised me with integrity – to be places on time, show up and work hard.
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You really have to work hard to get out of that, because it's in your head.
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GW Pharma said it would "work hard" to make Epidiolex available within the next six weeks.
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Study hard, work hard, we say, and there is no limit to what you can achieve.
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But if you want to be good at sports, you have to work hard at it.
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"To make a dream come true, you have to work hard," Watson explains via press release.
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People work hard to build up their business, their farm, their ranch, all their working lives.
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He promised to work hard and ready himself to lead a productive life after his release.
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It was a lot easier to just work hard and do what everybody else was doing.
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At Refinery29, we work hard to do our best as journalists and report the complete story.
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Even though you're looking at not many hits, he had to work hard for every out.
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Keep debating until you find it and work hard to parse differences in assumptions and beliefs.
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Choosing to work hard is key when it comes to being successful, according to Jeff Bezos.
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Tamra Judge continues to work hard at the gym – and she's proudly showing off the results.
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If you didn't: just work hard in the real world and it won't make any difference.
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High expectations coupled with support to achieve encourages teens to work hard toward their future goals.
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He suggests that managers of diverse teams need to work hard at establishing bonds of trust.
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"Just having to work hard those couple innings wore me out a little bit," Weaver said.
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I want them to work hard and smart and let the chips fall where they may.
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The value of a sports team or brand is something rights-holders work hard to quantify.
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And if they do work hard, a culture of anxiety and paralysis will work against them.
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Baldwin told PEOPLE in March she and her husband work hard to keep their relationship fresh.
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I'm just saying I am a strong listener —whatever that means — and I regularly work hard.
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Mohammad, a newly-arrived Syrian refugee who wants to work hard and provide for his family.
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A: Like many immigrants, their attitude was study hard and work hard, and anything is possible.
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If I really want something I work hard for it and this time was no different.
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They work hard, set good examples, and do the right even when no one is looking.
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Worried that opportunity is slipping away for people who work hard and play by the rules.
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Successful coaching cloud companies must work hard to build a user experience that encourages its use.
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Those who suffered teach their grandchildren that it is safer to work hard and keep quiet.
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You'll work hard, but you'll also have plenty of time to enjoy that Innovator pass access.
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If elected, I plan to cooperate and work hard to resolve the issues in my community.
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She's the underdog, the person you wouldn't expect to achieve but they work hard at something.
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His basic method was to "work hard, and when you get off from work, go home".
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School burnout is defined as a lack of desire to attend or work hard in school.
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However, it did work hard to keep the information secret, a consideration that could be dangerous.
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"Like she's done as secretary of state, she will work hard for the money," he added.
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"If you are a man, you should work hard and that is our tradition," he added.
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Maybe your work for a start-up and you know how to work hard and lean.
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They are all human beings who love their children, work hard and largely believe in God.
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I suppose what I'm saying is that there are still illusions we work hard to maintain.
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Groover said he gave tickets to supporters, including elected officials, who work hard for the party.
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Don't support people who selfishly take opportunities away from those who work hard to earn them.
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That women like her have worked so hard for, and will continue to work hard for.
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The government would have to work hard to rebuild its visa policy with the European nations.
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If you work hard enough, you can achieve, and I hope that message is in there.
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They expect Democrats with an eye on the White House to work hard for their vote.
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Some people work hard and never get what they want, because the world is not fair.
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I had to work hard to convert acquaintances, neighbors, and friends of friends into actual friends.
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Young chefs are good at following directions and want to prove themselves, so they work hard.
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I could be a dollar, but if I work hard enough I could be a diamond.
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I can work hard, listen hard and disappear, let the ocean of sound close over me.
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If you work hard on something, why dismiss any positive feedback that deservingly comes your way?
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But if career romances have taught me anything, it's this: Persevere, work hard, and look smart.
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They are also the writers whose cadences I have to work hard not to unconsciously imitate.
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You should guard your health and work hard to keep your stress and panic in check.
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He told himself he'd put his head down and work hard for three, four years, maximum.
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I had to work hard with two people living in my house to pay the mortgage.
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I work hard but I don't play hard, I play easy, why would you play hard?
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"We work hard, through a variety of mechanisms, to offset this loss," he told us Friday.
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I will work hard to repeal that language and to protect free speech for all Americans.
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And we've got to continue to work hard every day, continue to get better and grow.
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"We had to work hard to get Democrats to support us," he said on Fox News.
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Once you do, be on time, work hard, be a good person and don't do drugs.
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Despite her grief, the patient continued to work hard as a professor at a Canadian university.
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And they do have to work hard to make sure national viciousness doesn't tear local bonds.
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We will continue to work hard to deliver the best products and services in the market.
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"I've worked too hard on this to not work hard on getting it implemented," King said.
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We will continue to work hard to deliver the best products and services in the market.
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You'd be surprised how many people tell me, 'I don't need to work hard, I'm smart.
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My great appreciation goes out to the professionals, who work hard to do whatever is needed.
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I was raised understanding that you're going to have to work hard for what you want.
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Instead, it pushes me to work hard and emphasize why we should have more representation backstage.
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It's a place you want to be, and I work hard to hopefully create that environment.
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If I'd had them then, I wouldn't have learned to work hard to improve my circumstances.
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Let this electric toothbrush look after your dental hygiene whilst you work hard on everything else.
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He showed to never give up and to always work hard to be able to succeed.
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"I'm just on the staff and come to work every day and work hard," Feaster said.
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It's always Day 1, and I work hard to apply that mindset to everything I do.
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" He added, "I feel I work hard, but I enjoy the rewards on the other side.
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Bites The chef Fabio Trabocchi doesn't have to work hard to get name recognition in Washington.
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But for now, his goals are to work hard, save money and graduate from business school.
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"My belief is, you work hard enough and something good is going to happen," he said.
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He had to work hard to get us through the fifth inning, and he did that.
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They pay taxes, care for their families, work hard at their jobs, and yet nothing improves.
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CreditCreditKirsten Luce for The New York Times 'This is a classic work-hard, play-hard hand.
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"A work hard, play hard dynamic is established in our finances and love lives," Stardust says.
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Yajnik and his team work hard to shape that direction in the communities they call home.
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"We all work hard, but in our different ways and in our different fields," she says.
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This attitude helps every single person in the room, because everyone arrives ready to work hard.
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We work hard to make Facebook as safe as possible while allowing people freedom of speech.
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It's possible to find your footing, but the playing forces you to work hard at it.
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"It's very intense and visceral and really beautiful and we work hard at it," Peet, 45, shares.
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But she also has a work hard/ play hard attitude like the rest of the krew. 7.
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If you want to come back from a break like I did, you have to work hard.
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The narrative suggests, if you work hard enough and if you dream it, you can do it.
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That if you just work hard enough, you too can grow up to be a lauded developer.
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She taught me that everyone is equal, and you work hard for what you get in life.
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"That's going to make it easier for you to make that choice to work hard," said Bezos.
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Cardi has to work hard to keep noses out of her family business — which is a shame.
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I learned from working at McDonald's while going to school is that you have to work hard.
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So, I am that person who said, 'Maybe if I work hard enough I can get there.
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She is the inspiration for me to work hard every day as a leader in this space.
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When this part's over, we just work on the next issue, and work hard and keeping going.
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The first 210 days are key, because that's where you need to work hard to build momentum.
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Work hard, produce great results, receive great reviews, and your boss will take your suggestions more seriously.
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They'll just work hard every day, and get better every day, and see where they end up.
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Given its history, the team will have to work hard to get outside developers on board, though.
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Most Chicago officers work hard at a dangerous job in one of America's most violent big cities.
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"We're still developing this technology, and we want to work hard to get this right," he said.
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We have incredible honesty with each other and we work hard on our lives and our friendship.
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What that story told me was that if you work hard enough, you can achieve your dreams.
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Work hard and find an employer who will compensate you for your work ethic, skills and experience.
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People all over the world work hard and don't rely on someone else's fame to get money.
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To those who voted for someone else, in either party, I'll work hard to earn your support.
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We work hard, save our money -- but we can't afford to buy a plane ticket and leave.
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If you are a good person and you work hard, you get to go shopping at Barneys.
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Many priests work hard to counter far-right narratives, accusing anti-immigrant politicians of betraying Christian ethics.
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So we had to work hard to identify a 100 percent recycled content bag that is clear.
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We broke down exactly what it means, so you don't have to work hard figuring it out.
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For millions of women, a job is an opportunity to work hard and provide for their families.
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Researchers in the U.S. often have to work hard in order to win government grants, Lee said.
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While companies such as Apple work hard at making their technology accessible, Kelly suggested a few tweaks.
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You're a practical person, Capricorn, but you don't work hard for no reason—you enjoy your luxuries!
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"It shows you're willing to work hard and you have experience doing whatever that is," writes zombiepatches.
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We have the chance to get an education, work hard and give our children a better life.
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That's what makes me really want to work hard and do a good job on my projects.
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The staff are citizens of the United States who work hard for their country, they are patriots.
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That means: The promise that if you work hard, you can realize your greatest dreams for yourself.
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" She adds that psychotherapy "requires motivation to change and a willingness to work hard on one's problems.
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Work hard when you need to and cultivate the discernment to know when to shut work off.
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So since I have had to work hard for his love I don't take it for granted.
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You work hard to earn that obscene paycheck so f--- you, I'm going to spend hard, too.
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It said both sides should work hard to ensure they comply with the order issued last month.
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I just want to see my idea work, and I want to work hard to achieve that.
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I have two good jobs here in Iraq, and I will work hard in the U.S., too.
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Ariya said she was proud of her achievement and promised to work hard to maintain top spot.
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"They did a good job of taking some close pitches and making me work hard," Gibson said.
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I hope the Final Five has shown that everyone is capable of success if they work hard.
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I work hard in my career field so hopefully some people may want me as a connection.
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At first when I heard it, I thought he was encouraging people to work hard—or harder.
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"We are going to work hard on diplomatic efforts as well," he said, but did not elaborate.
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"I try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks, I work hard at it," he said.
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Industry will do its part to work hard to reach the compromises needed to make this happen.
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Nebraska played with confidence and was physical, making Edwards work hard for his nine first-half points.
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I work hard to be healthy, and love my body, but also drink wine and eat McDonalds.
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While Erwing's at school, his older siblings work hard to make enough money to pay the bills.
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Still going to work hard to bring you important stories that matter — as long as I can.
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See, if you work hard enough and you have good intentions sometimes in life people appreciate it.
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"We work hard with the industry to highlight the challenges of these very secure applications," Mackey said.
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Doesn't matter because we work hard to make the president successful, whether we voted him or not.
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That forces the candidates to work hard to get donations, no matter how small, from their constituents.
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You work hard, and there's never enough time in the day to get everything done, it seems.
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"We're going to work hard to help the company turn," Ackman said on CNBC's "Halftime Report " Monday.
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"Will have to work hard this week to lay out facts about #PaidFamilyLeave plan," Rubio tweeted Monday.
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" As Ms. Tuttle sees it, ballet poses a continual challenge: "What does it mean to work hard?
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Echoing the language of Instagram — #empowerment and #selfcare — attendees are encouraged to "work hard" and "be yourself".
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You're entitled to more money because of your impact, not because you work hard or long hours.
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"I work hard on every aspect of my life and I'm proud of my body," she wrote.
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There's no exact answer, the key is to find what works for you, smile and work hard.
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" And it wasn't, "You know what, undocumented immigrants work hard and make this country a better place.
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People want to live in a fair society where if they work hard, they have a shot.
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At Three Rings Design, he was asked to work hard, but the studio respected his free time.
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The teenage soccer star offered Washington an opportunity, but they had to work hard to get her.
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Refine and revise and adapt and work hard every day to be better than you were yesterday.
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They think that if they work hard they will be economically secure throughout their careers and after.
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We worked hard to build this country together and will work hard to restore this country together.
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Many people work hard in dangerous conditions — teachers, doctors, nurses, construction workers — get over yourself, Mr. Samuelson.
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I work hard at both of them because, like I said, I don't think I'm a natural.
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Most educators are intrinsically motivated to work hard because of the joy they experience when students succeed.
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And finally, they will work hard to influence consumer behavior through initiatives that encourage reuse and recycling.
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"You want to win, you're competitive, you work hard and you want to see results," she said.
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This is enormously effective, because it gives an incentive to Swedes to work hard and earn more.
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It's just a group of women who want to work hard and play hard and get wins.
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That's one of the things you've got to work hard to get back is that good timing.
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"Philly's known for being blue-collar — like, work hard and people appreciate that," Kershaw said on Monday.
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" Chris Long, an executive producer and director, said: "We made her work hard to get this part.
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He did work hard and had to overcome many obstacles to just get out on the floor.
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We'll work hard to keep you happy as a subscriber, and we'll get to keep working besides.
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But I worked hard, and when you work hard, you want to get there at the end.
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As it turns out, this is a not a state she has to work hard to achieve.
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The middle classes aren't lost, but political leaders must now work hard to win back their trust.
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Ms. Pressley's announcement is an unusual public acknowledgment, as many people work hard to hide hair loss.
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Getting access to investment opportunities is the easiest of the three categories: You can just work hard.
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"They get tired of hearing my voice of 'be persistent, work hard, you know, believe in yourself.'"
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You can't give a task your all if you're too tired to work hard, Crawford points out.
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He took this job today to work hard for us and he didn't accept a single dime.
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We can work hard to push fair policies and support leaders who represent the majority of America.
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The first 90 days are key, because that's where you need to work hard to build momentum.
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Kei will withdraw from all the 2017 tournaments and work hard to be ready for next year.
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What they did possess was energy, the ability to work hard and pride in their new home.
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I will trust the process, work hard and try to be the best me in the future.
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I really believe it -- I really believe it and I'm going to work hard on it. (APPLAUSE).
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You've got natural gifts but you also work hard for your grades and for your future success.
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I grew up in a society that valued work, and being able to work hard, very highly.
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"She will work hard to strengthen and expand Social Security and Medicare," said Bruce Smith, GMP president.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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The tragedy was a vicious reminder of the truth we work hard to forget: Life is cruel.
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But anywhere I am, he said, I am going to be a gym rat and work hard.
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And they continue to work hard, even while navigating a tangled web of complex and costly regulations.
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"It assumes you won't work hard, long hours, and have out-of-date skills," says Smith, 250.
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We're still studying this question, but our best answer at the moment is: work hard at something.
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But this is how it is right now and we just have to work hard and improve.
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And that's the part where we're going to have to work hard over the next 18 months.
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Lastly, symptoms of ADHD in girls are sometimes masked because they work hard to meet adult expectations.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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" She added, "It's not an automatic, but we're going to work hard at it in this case.
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A: My parents, because they taught me to work hard, and that nothing in life is free.
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Given all of this, millions of Americans could work hard their entire lives only to retire poor.
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This helps keep the premise simple: if students work hard, they can go to community college free.
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Instead, people become passionate about jobs that they work hard at and become excellent at over time.
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Detroit, at its best, is full of people who work hard and offer a hand to others.
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Your shallowness and vapidity are an insult to kids who work hard and play by the rules.
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And I think we work hard to really try to define what those responsibilities mean for us.
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And if the message that your culture gives to you is that you have no chance, you have no hope, why work hard because even if you work hard you're not going to get ahead, I think that's very self-destructive to kids who grew up like I did.
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He says only that he is a fighter and will work hard to survive, as he always has.
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People in our city work hard for our money and for him just to do that was disrespectful.
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"We work hard to ensure our registrations are accurate and up to date," an Uber spokesman told CNBC.
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All I can do is show up where I'm supposed to be, work hard and get after it.
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"Added Santiago: "We have not mended all of our fences, but we will work hard to do so.
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And, I mean, have we selected genetically for people that are entrepreneurial and work hard ... I don't know.
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We work hard to have a positive impact on others, just as Jesus commanded his followers to do.
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Nguyen and staff had to work hard to clean up the nail polish stains, she told Daily Mail.
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You come, you work hard, and this country belongs to you as much as it does to anyone.
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We work hard to find the best prices out there and match them for all customers every day.
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Thyssenkrupp management made clear again last Friday it was prepared to work hard to make the deal work.
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"If you want something bad enough and you work hard enough you can achieve your goals," Perillo says.
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You work hard for that paycheck and shouldn't have to spend it all just to look work-appropriate.
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"Coming from a guy who sees him work hard, I know what he has in store," Prince says.
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I expected to work hard; do what my clients asked; and, perhaps, learn some skills along the way.
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We'll have to work hard," he said, but he thought it would be possible with "determination and innovation.
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I will make mistakes, but will always work hard to keep from being a burden on my team.
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This fun list helped boost my mood, energized me to work hard, and helped repair my bruised ego.
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We have people who are really working, who really believe [in] what we're doing and really work hard.
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I work hard and put my all into everything I do but the rest isn't up to me.
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To counter these efforts, union organisers will have to work hard to convince dues-paying members to stay.
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So you have to be willing to sacrifice and be let down sometimes and just really work hard.
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Trebek argues that it disrupts the natural order of the show, which the writers work hard on preparing.
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Mendelsohn said that Britain needed to work hard to keep its position as a global hub for technology.
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I'm blessed that I know what it's like to have responsibilities, work hard, and love what I do.
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Wherever Saturn is, you can bet that you'll have no choice but to work hard in that area!
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"Happy Labor Day Weekend to all the women who work hard year-round," he captioned the playful shot.
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He argues that it disrupts the natural order of the show, which the writers work hard on preparing.
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These models work hard for those sexy bodies — kickboxing, major gym time, and eating super clean and healthy.
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Millennials are often derided, wholesale, as lazy, entitled, and unwilling to learn what it takes to work hard.
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Reinvent the economy so that hard work is rewarded and opportunity exists for those willing to work hard.
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But I encourage him to work hard, because it's good for your mental state when you are older.
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From there, he said, Facebook "will have to work hard to earn people's trust" in its own products.
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It is so hard to find words… This is why every single day we work hard to educate.
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Like many immigrant children, I felt compelled to work hard in school and make sense of their sacrifice.
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"I really just work hard," Leto says during a special EW Radio Spotlight special on Wednesday (video above).
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They are people like us who want to work hard, who want to raise their children in safety.
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"I know it's not a lot, but you work hard too, Mommy," he told Shelby later that day.
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He thanked Stewart for believing in him, and promised to work hard to live up to his legacy.
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Moreso than in many other entertainment fields, game publishers work hard to control public perception through calculated messaging.
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Mentally strong people know that true change takes time and they're willing to work hard to see results.
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Allen promised he would show up and work hard in practice, and I told Larry he'd be fine.
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Leo is the sign of royalty—but most of us have to work hard for what we have.
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However, working in the kitchen remains physical work: you have to stand and work hard for long periods.
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At a company like that you can work hard, but there is always someone to throw it too.
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The best boards act as an extension of you and your team, and they work hard for you.
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I thought, if I work hard when I'm young, in the long term it's going to pay off.
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"Maybe time running out is a gift/ I'll work hard to the end of my shift" Isbell continues.
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The poor only suffer from putting up with the smoke while they work hard putting out the fires.
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But parents can help children become more willing to work hard, more perseverant, even more creative, he said.
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I will work hard to earn your vote on April 2nd for Las Vegas City Council Ward 3.
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But most importantly, says the Virgin founder, Godfrey wasn't afraid to work hard and get his hands dirty.
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"I can assure you we will work hard to successfully see that justice is done," Coker told reporters.
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"We work hard, we pay our bills on time, and this is how we are repaid," Courier said.
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"Americans work hard day after day with often little promise of economic security in the future," Young said.
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I saw that, though I do work hard, I begin way ahead of others simply by being white.
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American workers — the ones who play by the rules and work hard to make ends meet — deserve better.
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I want to be an example for them on how to work hard and persevere despite the odds.
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" Jill Gerber, a spokeswoman for Grassley, also maintained that "inspectors general work hard to stay out of politics.
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" Levine wrote that Trump was elected by people who "work hard, pay their mortgages, interest and property tax.
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When you work hard in your career, on your body, for your relationships, you can achieve a lot.
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We just work hard to keep up to the initial idea of making something beautiful to this world.
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But Marcus ceded that Facebook must "work hard" to earn the trust for lawmakers Libra to be successful.
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So every day, I spend my time and energy trying to work hard and leave a positive legacy.
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We have a lot of good players in Europe, so I need to work hard to make it.
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Philips Light Alarm Clock, $139.99, available at AmazonMoms work hard and they often have to wake up early.
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Philips Light Alarm Clock, available at Amazon, $149.95Moms work hard and they often have to wake up early.
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Some of us believe that we are smart enough, that we work hard, and that we can achieve.
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I realize that yes, he can open doors, but I have to work hard to keep them open.
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" — Watson makes sure she realized that "if you want that, then you gotta be willing to work hard.
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How do you prove who doesn't work hard, or isn't cooperative with co-workers, or is mean-spirited?
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There was a time, when if you were willing to work hard, you earned enough to live decently.
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We want to work hard so our families can see that the path we've chosen makes us happy.
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"The other boys work hard, too, but Trayce, to me, is so focused on his goals," Mychal says.
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I work hard to keep my body in shape, I exercise, I eat right, I fuck a lot.
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As they say ... work hard, play harder -- and when you look like this, try to do it shirtless.
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Thank you for showing me how to take risks, work hard, and live life on my own terms.
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You want them to believe that they can work hard and succeed on account of that hard work.
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They want to work hard and support their family—it just doesn't work out that way for everyone.
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Congratulate yourself for working hard and doing something difficult Honestly, it's hard for me to not work hard.
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They attend class and work hard, with the assumption that they'll be better for it in the end.
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The N.B.A. will just have to work hard to make sure the path there is not too boring.
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If you work hard enough and you actually solve a problem for people, that's all that really matters.
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Ma and Pa Kent raised their son to value fair play, to work hard, and to stay humble.
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"Oh, I try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks, I work hard at it," he said.
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You have to work hard and there is still no guarantee that you are going to get it.
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Undoubtedly, C of O must work hard to maintain its endowment as well as its tuition-free model.
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"Work hard to achieve the great success of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era," it said.
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"I had a lot of natural talent, but I had to work hard too," she told The Times.
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The American Dream has long promised a pathway to a better life for those willing to work hard.
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Athletes work hard to create their platforms, platforms that they can use, should they choose to do so.
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And we're all going to work hard and try to get up to speed as fast as possible.
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"I believe everyone, if you work hard, you spend time, you can achieve the same goal," he said.
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You should be able to work hard and succeed — not because you're perfect, but because you're good enough.
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In 21st-century America, we work hard to keep children away from mischief, idle fun and unsupervised play.
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"We can work hard by ourselves—no problem at all—but then you'll lose good people," he said.
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He had to work hard to defeat Querrey, who acquitted himself well in his first Grand Slam semifinal.
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Or did you put yourself -- did you work hard enough, educate yourself enough to get -- deserve that job?
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It's surprising that most investors don't work hard, but it's true, and a bug that you can exploit.
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The opening chapters work hard to replicate the period while zeroing in on the mores of the time.
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This affects morale and recruitment; their NATO co-operation troops have to work hard to keep them going.
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We will work hard to make them good bets, but not all good bets will ultimately pay out.
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"I'm going to work hard," reads another, "to ensure that Joe leaves Iowa in a place of strength."
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So it's one of the things that make you work hard and be ready because you never know.
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He said Hillary Clinton "didn't work hard" in Michigan, eliciting boos at the mention of his opponent's name.
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But once you gain some momentum, you will be hooked on seeing your money work hard for you.
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In one study, we asked participants to name someone in their lives who wanted them to work hard.
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As consistent with our notion of people who are ready to work hard to provide for their families.
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Simple can be harder than complex; you have to work hard to get your thinking clean and simple.
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Since its inception, WeWork has touted a "work hard, party hard," ethos, with an emphasis on the party.
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Philips Light Alarm Clock, $128, available at AmazonDads work hard and they often have to wake up early.
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Despite the ongoing debate, the party has said it will work hard to defend Democrats in swing districts.
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The jokes parody the Thatcher / Reagan rhetoric that poor people are poor because they don't work hard enough.
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And I don't take anything, I work hard and that's just what it is, I don't take anything.
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Some companies work hard to cultivate a reputation for doing the right thing as a matter of principle.
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As far as I'm concerned, we work hard, so we should be able to enjoy a nice lifestyle.
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I will always live in the aftermath of violence, but I work hard every day to make repairs.
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With Hotel Arbez, you don't have to work hard or even pay all that much to see it all.
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In developed worlds we work hard to make money so we can buy things, live lifestyles or have experiences.
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But intelligence agencies work hard to get any nugget of information so America has an intelligence advantage over others.
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Both camps work hard to pull people away from their phones and toward nature and the people around them.
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Even the success that Kelly had, she really had to work hard for that — that wasn't handed to her.
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But those holding the fort will work hard to get the assurances they want from the top US diplomat.
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Embrace your body type, work hard, set goals, be healthy and constantly remind yourself that you are good enough!
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Employees may work hard, but they will be allowed sufficient time to recuperate, and enjoy time with their families.
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"That made me want to work hard because I've heard the word 'No' in tennis before, too," she added.
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"The best advice she has given me is just to enjoy myself, work hard and be nice to everybody."
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"When you have a gift and then you work hard, you're really going to leverage that gift," said Bezos.
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I knew I'd been given a blessing I'd have to work hard to deserve, so I made big plans.
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"I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it..." the caption reads, quoting the unforgettable song.
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It is clear that Messenger still needs to work hard to accomplish its goals and exceed its high expectations.
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"Recruiters have started to work hard on engaging Russian citizens in service as private military contractors," the statement said.
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I started to really work hard to stay petite and to not gain weight and to stay sample size.
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I had to really work hard to get everything going to be able to take off on the expedition.
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"It's a hard life, but if you work hard enough and love it enough you'll do it," she said.
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Maxim Trevelyan is a handsome English aristocrat who's never had to work hard for anything, including women and money.
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While he still has his moments — and let's be honest everyone struggles — he continues to work hard on himself.
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I really did work hard and pitched myself out to, like, all these brands and artists, all these publications.
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They can play hard if they work hard, while eschewing any demands for empathy or introspection along the way.
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You go to school, you go to college, you work hard, all of these things we're brought up with.
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It's really important for them to understand that you if you work hard you can get what you want.
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They work hard, they obey, they're cheap, and they do all the work no one else wants to do.
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But my expectations are high and I'm going to keep them high because I work hard to do it.
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The athletes themselves have a far simpler explanation: they believe that they are so successful because they work hard.
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Jenna Fischer didn't have to work hard to keep up with the Kardashians during her recent trip to Japan!
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And we need to work hard to make sure that the problems we haven't even thought of don't happen.
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" O'Connell continued, "And when I asked her how I could thank her, she told me, 'You can work hard.
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We're all showing up here every day to work hard and get wins and we've been doing that lately.
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Candidates running for office work hard to reduce the complexities of the modern world into simple, soundbite-friendly stories.
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The outdoor space is ideal for parties and entertaining, which speaks to the family's "work hard play hard" mantra.
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Malala made sure to note that she will still work hard to prioritize education for young girls and refugees.
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"We're confident about the portfolio as we work hard to restore [Cadillac's] status as a luxury brand," Barra said.
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Appearing on a television program on Friday, Abe expressed resolve to work hard to win back the people's trust.
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Students thus may have less incentive to work hard, writes Lord Willetts, which allows universities to focus on research.
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Work Hard, Play Hard People have a lot of misconceptions about me when they see the way I look.
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I'm so excited and grateful to work hard and share this new chapter of my life with you all.
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And together, we'll work hard to provide the best possible service for millions of customers in the Middle East.
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PIRRO: And they work hard and they stay here and nobody is looking to get rid of those people.
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The exhibition design, introductory wall texts, and most of the photographs themselves work hard to keep politics at bay.
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Whoever wins will have to work hard to keep the pro-statehood party in power after all this drama.
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For me, America is a place where things can happen if you work hard and have lots of grit.
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"You work hard and you expect and you want these things to happen, but there's no guarantees," Morton said.
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"Our team continues to work hard to optimize this behavior to keep Chrome both fast and secure," explains Reis.
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"I am really happy for her, I have seen her work hard and it was her time," she said.
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"I expect the general election will be competitive as well, but we&aposre going to work hard," Noem said.
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Generally, I think the blue wave is a blue swell and we will have to work hard for it.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in her own statement Wednesday her department would work hard at safekeeping all students.
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But at least this should make us work hard to change policy surrounding issues like student debt and wages.
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"I am really happy for her, I have seen her work hard and it was her time," she said.
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Businesses that invest in autonomy have happier, healthier employees who are more willing to work hard for their organization.
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"I mean, these guys work hard and they go hard and put a lot of time in," Frazier says.
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The BFFs work hard at their respective games all day, and then hang out with each other all night.
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Work hard, rise the ranks in the company of your choosing, and diligently squirrel away your hard-earned paycheques.
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DeVos can help young women understand that they can achieve great things if they dream big and work hard.
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The bigger change is in the youth, who are convinced more than ever that they have to work hard.
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I think I've had women that have taught me to work hard, like the first CEO of the company.
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I hope to work hard and skate a dream program in this place that is a dream for me.
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When it was over, Sandness had his new face, but he's had to work hard to acclimate to it.
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Will and I work hard on teaching our children how to behave out in public and with their manners.
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