I guess they were all working hard at their jobs.
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She has been working hard at raising her international profile.
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Instead it looks like he's working hard at perception management.
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She's also been working hard at the studio, making new music.
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He's not working hard at school and his grades are sliding.
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Turnovers come in bunches if you keep working hard at it.
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In recent days, she's been seen working hard at the ticket counter.
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" And he added, "Child, I have been working hard at learning forgiveness.
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But Google is also working hard at making even websites more edge-y.
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For starters, I'd been working hard at this problem for three solid years.
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You're working hard at leveling the playing field for women in the workplace.
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Indeed, rather than filling the ocean, humankind has been working hard at emptying it.
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We're all working hard at trying to be sure we do the right thing.
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And that's honestly the thing that got us up every morning, working hard at Instagram.
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We are working hard at broadening the scope of payment providers in the fantasy sports space.
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Demi Lovato is working hard at loving herself, no matter what the haters have to say.
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The writers and I are working hard at including lots of secret codes and enigmas. Abracadabra!
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Chong's working hard at building up her library; she currently has 155 photographers and around 12,000 images.
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Ayton, Williams said, has been working hard at practice ahead of his expected return in mid-December.
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We're working hard at Twitter to focus our roadmap on a few things we can make really great.
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"I think we need more of them in our stores, and we are working hard at that," he said.
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In short, it's how hard the film works to make it look like it's not working hard at all.
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A: I try to set an example for my children by working hard at something that I believe in.
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"It doesn't make me a better judge or anything like that, but working hard at anything makes you better."
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And relatives and grandparents often help to raise the children while parents are working hard at the American Dream.
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Rebecca Bunch was working hard at a New York job, making dough but it made her blue — you know what?
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Working hard at something that's not serving you and hoping for different results is more akin to working hard vs.
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"These are isolated incidents, and our members are working hard at doing their jobs ... to improve people's lives," Ryan said.
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But it's also a nice, spontaneous way to support someone working hard at entertaining you and many others, so don't hate.
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It is working hard at making its rockets reusable to drastically reduce the costs of sending things or people to space.
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Meanwhile, upcoming Chinese data should show the monetary pumps are working hard at softening the economic blow from the trade war.
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"We have been working hard at the Treasury to develop and implement policy that will allow the economy to grow," Mnuchin said.
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They are really working hard at it and this team really wants to be considered one of the elite teams in the conference.
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But, says head of the project Catherine Ball, AncestryDNA has been working hard at coming up with ethnicity estimates to help these communities.
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Sebastian has a very strong finish in his first season on the swim team and is working hard at rehearsals for his school play.
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We are working hard at repairing S3, believe we understand root cause, and are working on implementing what we believe will remediate the issue.
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SpaceX has been working hard at making its rockets reusable because it could drastically reduce the cost of sending things (or people) to space.
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Acknowledging the long day, one of her Klum's final Instagram posts was captioned "still here" showing the team still working hard at her costume.
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For the past two years Thomas Rhett has been working hard at getting in shape – and now he's trying to do the same for you.
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In fact, nearly a decade ago she was like a lot of recent grads, working hard at jobs that didn't always reflect her true passion.
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Now he shoots full time, making the decision to do so in 2012 after working hard at his craft on the side for three years.
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While General Sarit and the other generals who ruled Thailand during the Cold War lined their pockets, King Bhumibol kept working hard at development projects.
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However, she also wants to spread the message that there's more than one definition of strength — and it doesn't always include working hard at the gym.
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But Jackson said she is "a completely different person now," working hard at her modelling career and enjoying spending time with her boyfriend, musician Michael Snoddy.
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Todd produced Acts of Love entirely on her own in the winter in her bedroom; working hard at learning new software and piecing together this expansive record.
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Those are important elements of what we're trying to accomplish, and soon-to-be foreign secretary, I guess, within hours, and I are working hard at it.
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Cuisinart has been working hard at kitchen appliances for nearly five decades, so it should be no surprise that its toasters are nearing perfection at this point.
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Many of his neighbors — housekeepers, factory workers, nurse's aides — are in the same predicament, working hard at jobs available to black South Africans, but barely scraping by.
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And I really believe that there are lot of young players in the US now who are really working hard at their games because they are seeing what Christian's doing.
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You'll be inspired to travel and break out of your everyday life, Scorpio, and you may think about going back to school—or working hard at a program you're already in.
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Google, too, has been working hard at building in support for what's sure to be a broad range of different foldable form factors, as hardware companies fumble to find the best design.
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As we didn't have kids at the time, we both were working hard at our new companies and we would meet out almost every night at 9 or 10 o'clock to unwind.
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Kylie Jenner gave birth to her first child, daughter Stormi Webster, a little over six weeks ago, but the new mom is already working hard at getting her pre-baby body back.
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The self-made billionaire argues that when you spend hours working hard at something, you get good at it; and when you get good at something, you tend to enjoy it more.
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There is no question the younger Mr. Hughes was working hard at Moelis, a firm that specializes in advising companies about strategic decisions and employs 24 people, about 216 of them investment bankers.
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It's been a lot of fun these last couple of weeks to be as fast as we have been, so keep working hard at it and maybe we can get some more wins.
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We apologise if consumers are finding it difficult to get hold of some of these products and we are working hard at our Carlisle site to resume normal service as soon as possible.
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Sir Tim says that the Web Foundation is working hard at addressing these issues, and you can help by donating or otherwise contributing to projects aimed at making the web a little less lopsided.
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After spending eight whole hours working hard at your day job, the last thing you want to do is come home and whip up an extravagant meal for yourself and others — looks like you're having leftovers *again*.
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Hecht and her team next plan to focus on the brains of dogs that aren't just bred to be good at something but are still working hard at it, such as border collies competing at herding championships.
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If Lohan thought that Lindsay was the way she could be reintroduced to her audience as someone working hard at recovery and putting her life back in order — something more than a lost cause — it didn't work that way.
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You're in for a Koons month, which is to say that your professional forecast is extremely positive — just keep working hard at cranking out art, and the market will take care of the rest —but your emotional outlook is bleak.
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There are a number of likely reasons why women tweet less — from the time-crunch many career women face doing double-duty at home to working hard at proving themselves again and again at work (when men do not have to).
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We've connected the planet, put supercomputers in the pockets of a third of the world, made solar/wind power and electric cars both increasingly widespread and increasingly cost-effective, and we're working hard at replacing most rote human drudgery with robot labor.
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"These young guys seem to come out not only ready to win, but they do win," Howell said, adding, "It pushes players like me to keep working hard at it because obviously the generation coming and the guys behind me are better."
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"It is definitely like worlds colliding and I have to say it is my two loves," Kwan said on Friday, noting that while she has been working hard at the campaign's Brooklyn headquarters, she has been trying to watch the "very strong" American squad's performance in Boston.
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"If it is something you have been working hard at and you have a particular trick you have been working on for a slopestyle run or in Big Air or whatever, just to land that under the pressure is an achievement in itself, personally," he said.
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Saying he didn't "recall all of the specifics about the specific individuals," Cameron didn't directly address what Biden may or may not have said as President Barack Obama's vice president, but said that the West was working hard at that time to get Ukraine to clean up its notoriously corrupt government.
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Unlike previous administrations that, when it got to a point that became difficult, wrote checks for tens and hundreds of millions of dollars and let the North Koreans off the hook in that sense, we're determined to fulfill the commitments that were made by Chairman Kim in Singapore and we're working hard at it.
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Suddenly, I found myself comforting a man who had just told me that my ambition, my dreams, my chosen path — EVERYTHING THAT I HAD BEEN WORKING TOWARDS SINCE I WAS A CHILD — was hurtful to him, that I was wrong for having these dreams, these hopes, these goals...and for working hard at them because that made me a bad girlfriend. Right?
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That's my name. I had it first.'" While Smothers Sr. does not condone his son's career path, he does not condemn it either. "You look at someone who's been working hard at trying to make it for 21 years or so.
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Emily is working hard at the family restaurant, preparing a recipe for a local cooking contest. But then a love letter arrives and turns her world upside down. Emily must travel the world to find her true love, helping out at restaurants along the way.
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Stenhouse said in victory lane that his win validated "what we did at Talladega. We have been working hard at Roush Fenway and this pushes us further along. This Ford Performance team has been amazing. Ford has been dominant.” Bowyer, who finished runner-up, said being bridesmaid "sucks.
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In the Edo period, private schools were opened by samurais, merchants and scholars who played an active part. Their thoughts were criticisms for the dominant feudal order. Ishida Baigan synthesized Confucianism, Buddhism and Shinto, and established practical philosophy for the masses. He recommended working hard at commerce as the effect of honesty and thrift.
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Elbow grease or literally Elbow oil in french is an idiom for working hard at manual labour. It is a figure of speech for humorously indicating nothing else but manual work is required. It is sometimes reported in the form of a snipe hunt, a prank where an apprentice or recruit is sent on an errand to retrieve "elbow grease" by their supervisor.
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His second audition went the same way, but the programme relented and allowed him in after a time. Socha says the workshop had a strong impact on him, and he began working hard at acting. His first professional role came when he was cast in a small part in a short film. He was quickly cast in several small parts subsequently, and hired an agent.
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During the season, it was seen that a few clubs struggled to field a team. As soon as a club began to encounter a few losses the players became dissatisfied and started to desert the club. Rather than working hard at turning around the performance of the team, these players began to fervently seek places at a winning club. As a result, some clubs became defunct.
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Over the summer both stayed in Cambridge, working hard at songwriting. But when school resumed, they realized that the material went way beyond the basic guitar-bass-drums-piano format of the band, and the duo continued the work themselves, Wallach handling most of the vocals, Drummey performing much of the music on multiple instruments, supplemented with the occasional special guest – and both taking production and engineering duties for recordings.
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She applied for a place at the Royal Dramatic Theatre ("Dramaten"), the main drama venue of Stockholm, governed by the conservative tastes of King Oscar II and his personal advisors.Waal, 18. After working hard at elocution lessons to improve her Swedish, which was Dramaten's condition for employing her, Bosse was eventually to become famous on the Swedish stage for her beautiful speaking voice and precise articulation.Waal, 22–3.
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Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble were pitchmen for Winston cigarettes, the show's sponsor at the time. In one ad, Fred and Barney saw the men working hard at the quarry and decided to retire out of sight for a smoke break. After extolling the virtues of their favorite brand, Fred lit up and delivered the catch phrase: "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should." A similar ad featured Wilma and Betty as well.
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When they reach home, they are scolded by their parents. Dino starts afresh and reconciles with his old friends, while Karishma decides to continue with the arranged marriage with Mahesh. Dino and Karishma decide to meet one last time before their divorce is finalized, when they realize they are still in love but decide to get divorced anyway. Dino starts working hard at his career and finds out from his friend that Karishma is getting married.
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Their latest release as of 31 May 2006 is "You Dog Me Out" which is from their upcoming 4th album. It has been announced on their official site that they are expecting the album to be released in Spring 2008. In an interview on 18 August 2007 Bubbles is working hard at their current album. Lina en Jessi from "BubblesFansite" are interviewing Hannah en Patricia and they told them "Calling out", "Turn up" en "Soul shaker" are their favourites.
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When the further members of the P2 class were built, they followed 2002 with piston valves and the extra smoke deflectors. The first of the A4 class reverted to a single chimney and a conventional blastpipe. They had the greatest attention paid to their gas flow generally, both the inlet and exhaust sides. With the P2s, there had been a tendency for an excess of draught, when working hard at a long cut-off, enough to lift the fire.
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In her 2012 interview with Converse Caribe, Sonika stated that it was not always an easy road to becoming confident in her ability and overcoming self-image insecurities, as a young woman. She believes that being around positive people, believing in oneself – no matter what – and working hard at achieving one's goals eventually pays off. Sonika therefore sees her story as a reference point for other young people and artists to draw on, in overcoming their struggles to develop personally and professionally.
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The next morning Dr. Clark pronounced him fine, but Emma kept him indoors and he was visited by eminent scientists. He seemed bright and animated, but told the geologist John Judd that he had "received his warning". Once home, this did not hold him back from working hard at his root cells, as well as still doing his walks round the Sandwalk, receiving visitors and dealing with letters. In one he argued with an American feminist that women are "inferior intellectually".
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Although it is not The Land, clearing the forty will help Paul obtain the money needed for J.T. Hollenbeck's land. A deal was struck between Paul and Mr. Granger that stated, if Paul could clear the forty within about two years, Paul and Mitchell would own the forty. After a few months of working hard at the forty, Paul realizes that he needs the help of some hired hands. Mitchell suggests Tom Bee, with whom he had worked a lumber camp.
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Anglo-French relations in the Eighteenth Century (Duckworth, 1986), p. 70. He also wrote to Robert Murray Keith: "...from everything I hear and observe, there is not the least doubt that France is working hard at the formation of a League, the object of which, is the Destruction of England."Black, p. 70. The historian Paul Langford has claimed that Harris "proved brilliantly effective as a focus for Orangist and anti-French feeling, and as the agent of Anglo-Prussian cooperation".
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While working hard at his business, he still managed to find time to offer his services to this society. At this point in time, social and professional philanthropy was becoming “fad-like”. Mulry's practical experience with the poor, along with his deeply held progressive ideologies, made him an asset to anyone looking for philanthropic opportunities. Fortunately, for those touched by his goodness, Mulry's work introduced him to a handful of men who were invested in philanthropy and wanted to utilize Mulry's expertise.
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He was the pastor of a small parish in Remiremont, Vosges until 1882, when he went to Paris. Temple protestant du Foyer de l'Âme With his young wife, he began Paris life in a very modest way, living in a three-room apartment in a poor street near the Place de la Bastille, working hard at the University throughout the week, and occasionally preaching on Sundays as a guest preacher. He soon found all orthodox pulpits closed to him, however.The Twentieth Century Magazine Vol.
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Meanwhile, he also shouldered the communication work as usual, working hard at day and sending message on foot at night regardless of fatigue for the sake of fulfilling the task of communication. In the winter of 1942, he returned to Yan'an from Nanniwan. Later a leader transferred him, as head of a squad, to another squad as a common serviceman due to the change of staffing of the troops. But he served the needs of revolution without any complaint and thought of individual success and failure.
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The differentiator being that a strong chain of command existed well in such a unit however with no one working hard at wielding power. In most instances the Pathfinder with the most experience assumes command for that specific operation which sometimes superseded the command of a Colonels or Sergeant Majors. This being totally out of the norm of a regular army. In units like the Recce Commando’s and 32 Battalion the ethos of Special Forces were well understood and practiced by the leader group.
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He was already and upon graduation from elementary school. At Memuro junior high he won the Hokkaido Junior High School Championships three years running, he suffered major cruciate ligament injuries in his knee, and was praised by the director of his high school sumo club for working hard at rehabilitation from the injury without complaining. He enrolled at Saitama Sakae High School, known for its prowess in sumo with ōzeki Gōeidō among its alumni. He left his parents house at this time and lived in a dormitory with other students.
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Many intellectuals, including Malinka and his family, which completely depended on him, survived two long years under Nazis, working hard at their private vegetable patches. One day he was imprisoned but was fortunate enough to escape from a freight train headed to Germany. When German forces were driven out of the area (fall of 1943) by the Red Army, he became enlisted in 209th battalion of the 8th Air Army and found himself on the front lines of the 2nd Ukrainian Front. Malinka's postwar life was typical for Soviet intellectuals.
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Jed Hilly, executive director of the Americana Music Association, called the new category's inclusion "a huge acknowledgment" of the music genre. Hilly admitted to working hard at convincing the Academy to include Americana as its own category. The music industry had been using the term "Americana music" for about 15 years before the new award was created. Following is the award's purpose, according to the category description guide from the 2018 Grammy Awards: The award was first presented in 2010 to Levon Helm at the 52nd Grammy Awards for the album Electric Dirt.
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The content is the pillar of the magazine. Choosing the right content for Israeli readers is a delicate task. In the beginning content was taken ONLY from the Jpost daily newspaper but soon enough the Israeli readers complained that this content was not interesting enough for them to make an effort and read in a different language, and they were right. Nimrod Ganzarski was given the position of Editor-in-Chief in order to create a magazine fit for Israelis, with content that would keep Israelis in the magazine working hard at reading and improving their English.
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Michael is one of Miami's "in the know," tapped into the media world as a freelance editor covering local entertainment and A-listcelebrities for magazines such as In Touch Weekly. He also commentates for local and national TV shows such as CNN’s Showbiz Tonight. At the time of the series, he is working hard at launching his own website, an e-commerce site that will cover all that is fashionable. His job allows him the freedom to explore the hottest Miami locales, including lunch meetings at the chicest hotel pools and cocktails on the hottest rooftop lounges.
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Jack's young daughter, Annie, thinks he is an alien but a friendly one and assists him in fitting into his new life. With a few setbacks, Jack begins to succeed, bonding with his children, falling in love with his wife and working hard at his job. Taking advantage of a chance meeting when his former boss, chairman Peter Lassiter, comes in to have a tire blowout fixed, he impresses him with his business savvy and Lassiter invites him to his office, where Jack worked in his 'other' life. There, after a short interview, Lassiter offers him a position.
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Meanwhile, the war in the Pacific was drawing to a close as American forces swept close to the Japanese home islands themselves. Carrier planes and ships offshore bombarded coastal targets; planes and ships made the sea lanes untenable for Japanese sea power; and the Japanese air force rapidly dwindled in numbers. Arriving at Tinian on 27 July, the ship commenced offloading immediately and was working hard at the task on 5 August when an American B-29 bomber exploded an atomic bomb over Hiroshima. Trousdale completed discharging her cargo on the 8th and shifted her anchorage to Saipan the same day.
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Where a supply of vacuum is available, but not pneumatic power, rotary actuators have even been made to work from vacuum power. The only common instance of these was for early automatic windscreen wipers on cars up until around 1960. These used the manifold vacuum of a petrol engine to work a quarter-turn oscillating vane actuator. Such windscreen wipers worked adequately when the engine was running under light load, but they were notorious that when working hard at top speed or climbing a hill, the manifold vacuum was reduced and the wipers slowed to a crawl.
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Ricky (Carl Washington) is a young scientist living in a poor and violent section of Oakland with his brother Jermaine (Brandon Daniels). Since his parents died, Ricky has been working hard at a laboratory trying to perfect a regenerative formula that could heal dead cells in animals. Ricky disapproves of Jermaine's friends Marco (Raul Martinez) and Kevin (Derek Taylor II) and tells his brother that they will be moving to a safer community at the end of the month. While out with his friends one night, Jermaine is threatened by a group of drug dealers that claim that his brother Ricky reported their illegal activities to the police.
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All the while Vysotsky continued working hard at Taganka, with another important role under his belt (that of Mayakovsky or, rather one the latter's character five different versions) in the experimental piece called Listen! (Послушайте!), and now regularly gave semi-official concerts where audiences greeted him as a cult hero.Novikov, pp. 94,95. In the end of 1967 Vysotsky got another pivotal theater role, that of in Pugachov (a play based on a poem by Sergei Yesenin), often described as one of Taganka's finest.Novikov, p. 106. "He put into his performance all the things that he excelled at and, on the other hand, it was Pugachyov that made him discover his own potential," – Soviet critic Natalya Krymova wrote years later.
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He courts her with books, including poetry by William Blake and a history of the samurai (warriors whom Wolverine of the X-Men would later model himself after). Logan's public identity as her cousin makes it impossible for him to declare his own feelings for her. He seems to deal with his feelings by working hard at the quarry, and is given the nickname Wolverine by the local population, who compare his intense digging to a wolverine going after a root. He also develops a deep resentment of the camp's obese cook, "Cookie" Malone, who goes out of his way to cause trouble for Logan from the time he and Rose arrive.
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This gives fourteen in total, with the possibility that some others are simply not mentioned. He was educated at schools in St Andrews before being sent to Tonbridge School in Kent for his secondary education; at the age of sixteen he left Tonbridge to attend a crammer, having not shown much academic promise, and was admitted to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, in January 1898 at the age of seventeen. At Woolwich he flourished, working hard at his studies and his sports; he took up boxing, and captained the rugby 2nd XV as well as playing for Scotland. He was built for both of these sports, six feet four inches tall and weighing seventeen stone (108 kg), for which he was nicknamed "Tiny" by his fellow students.
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Entertainment Weeklys David Browne was angered: "Again he addresses a song to his daughter (Mockingbird) and explains how he's working hard at being a good father." J-23 of HipHopDX praised the song: "Things get a bit better at the end, 'Mockingbird' is another song for Hailie that is most notable for flawless delivery." Steve Jones of USA Today was positive: "The affectionate Mockingbird talks directly to his 9-year-old daughter, Hailie Jade, and 8-year-old niece, Alaina, trying to explain Kim's troubles with the law and his constant travel." James Corne of RapReviews was also satisfied, saying, "Predictably, Eminem lays down one for Hailie with "Mockingbird," but what is not foreseeable is that it actually works"; and he noted that it imitates Em himself.
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