In state prisons, working double eight-hour shifts many times a week is common.
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This is technically possible, if you're okay with working double shifts every day of the year.
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Dobrodeev also has been working double time as a strategy director and board member at Mail.
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If I had to bet, Apple is probably working double time to lock it down even tighter.
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"Doing Lambda during the week and working double shifts every weekend has really begun to tear me down," one wrote.
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Our schools and health systems are bursting; our teachers are working double shifts to accommodate more than 130,000 school-age refugees.
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AH: Japan has been working double time this year as the go-to destination for white indie girls who need a life change.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "First, they introduced the Supreme Court justices, led by John Roberts, who is still working double duty overseeing the impeachment trial.
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Like Bridesmaids before it, the film seems to be working double-time to prove that women can be as comedically repulsive and provocative as men.
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But here in Abuja, many hotel workers did not vote because they were working double shifts to serve the hundreds of election observers in town.
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"We are now working double time to aid families affected by high prices while keeping the economy stable," presidential spokesman Harry Roque said in a statement.
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Anyway, they are working double shifts at this bar now and yes, hiya, no good to see you too thanks, but what pint do you want?
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Is it a nurse working double shifts, a bartender who saved up enough for a house and a car, or is it just highly educated professionals?
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The departing interim vice president of Tesla Autopilot software is Jinnah Hosein, who has been working double duty at Tesla and as SpaceX's vice president of software.
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But he'd had to postpone his debut: The San Juan plant was as understaffed as ever, and he had been working double shifts for two weeks straight.
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Ms. Serwaa left her job in 2013 when she was pregnant with her youngest child; she worried that working double nursing shifts could exacerbate her high blood pressure.
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In the wake of last week's deadly Randy Ronson (Darcy Hinds) fight, Elio, who actually drugged his fighter, is working double-time to make Archie look like the guilty.
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All it takes to get our go-to apartment gadgets working double-duty is an open mind, some creativity, and a little guidance on which goods have magic potential.
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Not working double-time to hide my ADHD felt like one giant exhale, like relaxing in a hot tub after a long day of cleaning the cereal out of my bed frame.
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After she ran a session for the team focused on compassion and "restoring meaning to medicine," she discovered that the unit was short seven staffers and many employees were working double shifts.
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Beck is blissfully unaware of Joe's creeping — and soon enough, the two are dating, with him working double time behind the scenes to ensure that every aspect of their relationship stays within his control.
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To save cash in advance of the mass closings that many see as inevitable, part-time employees have been let go, full-time employee shifts have been cut and salaried managers are working double shifts.
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While the fish in the installation decompose, serving as a real-time memento mori, the glittery baubles decorating their bodies remain impervious, shining on despite the grotesque array of bacteria working double-time around them.
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But you know for a lot of people, they're working double shifts, they don't have good child care, what's going on around the house may in fact be less wholesome than what's happening on Sesame Street.
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She bounced around among the likes of Foot Locker, Rite Aid and Kmart, working double shifts and long hours, and often traveling from her home in the Bronx to jobs as far away as Staten Island or Brooklyn.
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While his parents were working double shifts in order to earn enough money to buy their rental house, Ware was going to stay with his grandmother, known as Big Deal, and meditatively build a model castle on her dining room table.
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Sara had spent eight months working double shifts to pay back the eviction costs and save up for a new security deposit, and once they had the money there was only one place they could afford on a monthly budget of $553.
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Sara Fearrington, 43, was usually isolated in the fog of her own problems, commuting between working double shifts at Waffle House and parenting at home, but now she walked with uncertainty into Durham's bus station late one afternoon holding a clipboard and studying the crowd of tired faces.
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I've been working as a cleaner for several years, throughout which I've felt exploited; working double or triple amounts of work than I expect, or not receiving fair holiday or sick pay as I am on a two and a half hours per week contract – but basically work full-time.
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They released their first EP in 2006, but despite indie edging into the mainstream, the quintet weren't having much luck at home, so Jonny and Toby started throwing events just so The Temper Trap could play shows, meanwhile Dougy was working double time to save up to move to the UK—because that's what ambitious artists from Down Under do.
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The retail giant has been working double time to "level up" to Amazon on the e-commerce front, building a range of services online and increasing the ways in which it can connect with shoppers beyond visits to its large retail locations, and while Level Home is not disclosing any details yet on how it will work with its strategic investors, you could imagine its involvement having more than one touchpoint.
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"Darius Walker Working Double-Duty In Post-NFL Career." 247Sports.com, June 6, 2015. Retrieved February 25, 2019.
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"I'm Tryin'" is a mid-tempo narrated by a man who has been divorced for two years and is facing troubles in his life, such as working double shifts just to make enough money to pay alimony to his ex-wife. In the chorus, the man expresses his struggles.
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Born September 6, 1975, Messina grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio, where she moved after her parents' divorce when she was 12. She earned her GED "while working double shifts at the local Dairy Queen". Messina earned her doctorate at Claremont Graduate University, focussing on women studies in religion, theology, ethics, and culture. Her advisor was Rosemary Radford Ruether.
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Maine's near-perfect season found itself in jeopardy once again in championship game. Despite an early and promising 2–0 lead, the Bears found themselves trailing the seasoned Lakers 4–2 after two periods. Working double shifts for period number three, two likely heroes emerged. Jim Montgomery scored a natural hat-trick in the third period, lifting Maine to a 5–4 win.
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As a boy growing up in Coatbridge, Scotland, Peter Marshall loves the sea and wishes to work on a ship. Several years later, he is caught in a fog, and nearly falls over a ledge. Survival compels him to dedicate his life to the ministry. He begins working double-shifts to save enough money to go to school in America.
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The Great Central Railway (GCR) is a heritage railway in Leicestershire, named after the company that originally built this stretch of railway. It runs for between the large market town of Loughborough and a new terminus in the north of Leicester. It has period signalling, locomotives and rolling stock. The GCR is currently the only double track mainline heritage railway in the world with of working double track.
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With the aid of his Gunsmoke team, Rich Wyatt created a Civil War style working double-barreled cannon which was much safer than its failed historic prototype. The gun actually was actually built by Sprik's Cannon Works of Arizona and sold to Gunsmoke. Their team welded the barrels together and designed an ignition system that would fire both barrels at the same time. It has a custom ignition system to fire both barrels simultaneously.
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You could get them done well in 12 days. The trick was making them for low money. There was plenty of competition, so you had to be good and you had to get those big stars naked. Shannon Tweed, Andrew Stevens, Shannon Whirry, Tanya Roberts all started working double time.” Wynorski's other erotic thrillers included Point of Seduction: Body Chemistry III (1994), Victim of Desire (1995), Body Chemistry IV: Full Exposure (1995) and Virtual Desire (1995).
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With its seven storeys and total floor area of , 2,800 rooms, of corridors, over 4,000 windows, 17 stairways, and with the stone coming from no fewer than 50 quarries, the vast building served the growing bureaucracy of the Luftwaffe, plus Germany's civil aviation authority which was also located there. Yet it took only 18 months to build, the army of labourers working double shifts and Sundays. The first 1,000 rooms were handed over in October 1935 after just eight months' construction. When completed, 4,000 bureaucrats and their secretaries were employed within its walls.
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Wise's research was used to advantage, since the bulk of Zeppelin blueprints were destroyed in World War II. Using photographs, a recreated passenger area, gondola and superstructure of the giant airship was constructed to create a realistic exterior and interior set for the actors. A team of 80 artists and technicians working double shifts for four months, assembled a "giant Erector Set" consisting of eight tons of aluminum, of muslin, of sash cord and 2,000,000 rivets.Kolchek 1975, p. 54. The model of the Hindenburg used in the film, displayed in the National Air and Space Museum.
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Down the stretch, Vega out rode some of the greatest jockeys of all time from the quarter pole home very often. In 1985, Garden State Park Racetrack re-opened, and Vega, who was also riding regularly at Bowie Racetrack, Timonium, Laurel, and Pimlico, began working double duty and driving back and forth to New Jersey to ride at Atlantic City, the Meadowlands, and Garden State Park at night. He did this after working horses in the mornings, and riding races during the afternoon in Maryland, and on certain day's driving to New Jersey to ride the night cards. Vega won races at every track that he competed at that year.
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He felt there were no stand out musical performances, but commented, "it gave the season some emotional grounding [...] It showed us a Glee that's not working double-time to give us everything we want all at once, and that's pretty much what I want from it." John Doyle of The Globe and Mail wrote that, with "Audition", Glee had become formulaic, and asserted that "Glee fanatics won't be disappointed. The rest of us are." In an overall positive review of the episode, Fred Topel of Hollywood News wrote that the opening scenes that addressed fan criticisms were a little too harsh on the show's fictional characters, having gone overboard to the point of offensiveness.
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He put in "American thighs" even way back then, because that was the market they were going to try and crack. So that was written a long time ago.’ In the same book, Scott's girlfriend in Miami, Florida, a woman under the pseudonym 'Holly X', says the original lyric 'chartreuse eyes' was changed to 'sightless eyes' and that she had a horse called Doubletime. The lyrics 'working double time on the seduction line' appear in the finished song. Doug Thaler, Bon's friend and AC/DC's booking agent on their American tours, also says: 'I don’t care who tells me anything different: you can bet your life that Bon Scott wrote the lyrics to "You Shook Me All Night Long".
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Snipers Natalya Kovshova and Mariya Polivanova became posthumous heroines of the Soviet Union after committing suicide in battle to avoid capture by German forces. Soviet women played an important role in World War II (whose Eastern Front was known as the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union). While most toiled in industry, transport, agriculture and other civilian roles, working double shifts to free up enlisted men to fight and increase military production, a sizable number of women served in the army. The majority were in medical units. There were 800,000 women who served in the Soviet Armed Forces during the war, which is roughly 3 percent of total military personnel. The number of women in the Soviet military in 1943 was 348,309, 473,040 in 1944, and then 463,503 in 1945.
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On the last-mentioned 62 engines 28 became the CSD Class 455.2. Only 2 engines are still unaccounted for (86 016 and 86 469). The ÖBB began to retire them as early as 1945, but the last did not retire until 1972. However the Austrian engines had some of the most spectacular duties, including working double- headed on heavy, empty, ore trains with a DRB Class 52. TKt3-16 The Bundesbahn stationed most of its 86's in Nuremberg for the Franconian branch lines and the marshalling yards there. The locomotive shed at Hof, Germany was also renowned Class 86 territory. Short, semi-fast trains were also regularly hauled by the Class 86. The DB retired its last one in 1974. In the GDR railways the 86's were mainly stationed at Aue engine shed (with over 50 engines) for the surrounding Ore Mountain routes.
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Similarities include Sherri and Terri, the twins in Bart's 4th grade class looking visually similar to the Grady girls, Homer writing "No TV and No Beer Make Homer Go Crazy" and Homer breaking into a room with an axe and uttering 'here's Johnny', only to discover that he had entered the wrong room and using the introduction for 60 Minutes instead.The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Gary Westfahl states, "While the scope of reference to fantastic fiction in The Simpsons is vast, there are two masters of the genre whose impact on The Simpson supersedes that of all others: Stanley Kubrick and Edgar Allan Poe." p. 1232 The season 30 episode "Girl's in the Band" has Homer, driven mad from working double shifts at the nuclear power plant, experiencing a Gold Room party scene with Lloyd followed by an axe-wielding Human Resources Director who resembles Nicholson's character. American heavy metal band Slipknot pay homage to the film in their first music video for their song "Spit It Out", directed by Thomas Mignone.
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