The time for working on things is in spring training.
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They need to be on the ice working on things.
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So I began working on things like that and it worked.
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We've got to keep our heads high and keep working on things.
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If you're really interested in working on things, then I'll join you.
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They say they're working on things and are together as of now.
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So, hopefully, each week I feel better and I can keep working on things.
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He's good at grinding fights out and I've been working on things to counter that.
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To Weiss, the chunks of time you spend working on things are called performance episodes.
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"We're working on things to see if there is a future there," Unglert, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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"There were several types of workers working on things at the same time," Mr. Li said.
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"There were several types of workers working on things at the same time," Mr. Li said.
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You're bouncing ideas back and forth, working on things you wouldn't have thought up on your own.
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So we&aposre also working on things like shipping fulfillment optimization to minimize that footprint and impact.
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KNIGHT: WE'RE ALWAYS WORKING ON THINGS BUT OUR THING IS ALWAYS TO HAVE SOMETHING AS A FUNCTIONAL BASE.
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Farley, who is now reportedly "working on things" with husband Roger Mathews, filed for divorce two weeks earlier.
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I just keep working on things and fill up every moment of my day with music-related things.
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But it's not a bad thing; working on things you enjoy can be good for your mental health.
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"We're working on things first and foremost to make the athlete run better, jump higher, go farther," said Knight.
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You're spending all night working on things because you want to be the best and have the portfolio and everything.
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Divide was made by a core of four people, as well as multiple contractors working on things like animation and art.
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"I've been in a spot where I'm working on things, but I'm also playing a lot," Hossler told the Golf Channel.
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But we're working on things like putting topspin, going a little higher over the net, playing deeper, the movement, of course.
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"Those people who spend their time working on things they love are usually the ones enjoying life the most," Branson says.
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But at least we know Apple engineers are working on things like how vehicles are controlled, especially in icy and snowy conditions.
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Then I spend the rest of the day either working on things for the trial tomorrow or catching up on my other cases.
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THAT'S WHAT THE MUSCLE TIGHTS DO. SO WE'RE WORKING ON THINGS TO FIRST AND FOREMOST MAKE THE ATHLETE RUN BETTER, JUMP HIGHER, THROW FARTHER.
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I think he performed very well, and I think he did a really good job of working on things he needed to work on.
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I take these with me quite often because if I'm working on things regarding the album, it's helpful to have the whole drive there.
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He told "Closing Bell" the dissolution of the advisory groups was "disappointing" because they were working on things like trade, taxes and health care.
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On October 7th another eight Chinese companies were added to the blacklist, including those working on things useful to AVs, like computer vision (see article).
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"I had a lot of artists working on things, and the helmets were looking overly elaborate, overly cartoonish, like from an old Disney movie," Mr. Burton said.
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Ms. Hyams said Mr. Howard had been adept at organizing, working on things like access for people with disabilities as well as programs aimed at black neighborhoods.
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I'm just trying to be around people who are working on things that I believe are heading toward the same goal on at least a parallel path.
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"We're working on things too that are, humbly I would say, similar and beyond what [the NFL] is already doing," Murphy says in reference to the new ball.
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Right now, I do have the luxury in my career of being able to take my time choosing projects and really working on things that drive my soul.
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"Governing is challenging from time to time," he said, adding that the Senate was working on things that might not be so apparent, such as confirming administration nominees.
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"You want to make sure, that if at all possible, you are working on things that are important to the department, not the tangential unimportant stuff," Krawcheck says.
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With a group of guys like Cult of Luna, they've all been doing it for a long time, and they have their own way of working on things.
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DEWALT DW682K 6.5 Amp Plate Joiner — $119 (list price $203.87) See Details This tool could be helpful in hollowing out wood when you're working on things like kitchen cabinets.
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Whatever it is, it feels like in the summertime with your coaches working on things and it's always fun because you can remember the plays but you don't remember thinking.
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I feel like I've done enough of that that I'm more excited about working on things that are original ideas that perhaps one day someone else will have to reboot.
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"The founder has to be comfortable in his or her own skin in the organization and has to want to [be] working on things that are exciting to them," he said.
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Retiring years before "normal" retirement age, starting another business or only working on things that are really interesting to them personally are all things clients who have entrepreneurial goals can achieve.
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So even though that's not the foundation side, we're focused on malnutrition, the science of the gut and the microbiome has a lot of companies working on things that will reduce over nutrition.
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And China has been leaking through state media that it's working on things like an electromagnetic pulse cannon, hypersonic aircraft and the most modern of launching systems for its aircraft carriers, he said.
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The mentally strongest know what they want to accomplish, set concrete goals of personal significance, and then are careful not to get caught up working on things that only advance other people's goals.
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While a few of the startups are deep tech companies working on things like autonomous driving, a big chunk are business model innovators, offering new ways to buy, sell, share, rent, park, and repair vehicles.
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Clearly, the White House didn't want to deliver too much of a rebuke, while agreements are being signed, cooperation is new and Vietnam is working on things like increasing transparency and giving people more legal rights.
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" Mr. O'Connell said it's "all a part of being intimately connected, not just as friends but as collaborators, because when we are away, working on things, the other person is still very much a part of that collaboration.
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"Working on things like this, from a business perspective is fulfilling, but from the purpose of why we do it, it's better than the cup of coffee ... it gets me up and going to be able to do something."
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A rendering of the new office complex built inside the old Vancouver General Post OfficeImage: City of VancouverInstead, the new Amazon office will be full of nerds working on things like machine learning, cloud computing, and of course, e-commerce technology.
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And I think that is both reassuring to people to see people coming together and working on things that matter to them, and the outcomes and the solutions we are putting forward are also going to be very much worth it.
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It's likely still going to be more than a few months before Daydream comes to phones through Android N. But today's announcement means that game developers will be able to start working on things for everyone to play come day one.
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I was always doing little tiny incremental things with development throughout, but where I really started working on things going directly into the game was Halo 3, when I worked with (engineer) Damian Isla on the terminals that explained the deeper lore.
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The typical Facebook hire "thrives in an environment where they are problem-solving, where they are working on things, where they are building things, where they are challenging the way we have done things either in our process or our product," explains Gale.
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"People are giving the big gifts to their alma maters or to big institutions that are working on things that are often making up for the fact that government funding priorities are not enough," said Billy Wimsatt, a former member of Resource Generation.
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"The reality is that this is a very creative office, and we're working on things and pulling samples out all the time, so it might not always be super tidy or in perfect order, but you know where everything is," she says.
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And so I think there were a number of things that we had been working on with them while they owned the company over their 25... Chris Nassetta: That partnership is continuing in the sense that we are working on things that are in our mutual interest.
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"I think I can comfortably say because George did mention this in his blog that, yeah, I've had the pleasure of going to spend some time with him and working on things and talking about ideas and that was an honor and a pleasure," she said.
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The biggest part of that was starting up the Internet Explorer project and then leading the internet architecture effort at Microsoft so that's how I ended up working on things like CSS and XML, some of the web nerds out there should be deeply familiar with those terms.
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Pinterest has been working on things like improving their image recognition, investing heavily in visual search, raising a lot of money and generally just trying to get big, but now as a very pleasant Valentine's Day surprise Pinterest is letting you do a thing that should feel totally natural but definitely didn't exist yet for some reason.
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"People tried to talk him out of it and he would not be dissuaded, so I ended up writing it on a Friday night because the lawyers were busy working on things that were actually going to pass," she said, adding that Mr. Conyers's article was destined to fail because senior leaders of Congress had, in fact, been consulted on the bombing.
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"I would buy a bottle of Tang, which is an orange sugary drink [mix] that they took to the moon that you know, instead of going to meals, I would just pour orange Tang on my hand and lick it off my hand as I was working on things," says Bill Gates in Netflix's three-episode documentary series, "Inside Bill's Brain," out Friday.
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" Although Reed loved the family atmosphere of the company during his nearly thirty years there, he later felt that the company's dynamic was changing. He decided to leave the company during the 1979 Australasian tour, and author Ian Bradley relates one of the incidents that served as a tipping point: "At the end of their first rehearsal [in Australia], conductor Fraser Goulding asked the chorus to stay on for a few minutes just to polish the act 2 finale. The Equity representative promptly stood up and said, 'You know that means we'll be going into overtime'. Reed says: ... we used to go on far into the evening working on things to get them right and never thought of overtime.
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By March 2007, Sanders had moved to DreamWorks Animation and had then taken over as director on Crood Awakening (later renamed to The Croods), a project previously in co-production with Aardman Animations before their departure from DreamWorks. At the time, Chris had this to say about the move: "I've been so anxious to start working on things, and so I talked to a lot of people... I like the way DreamWorks looks at animation. Animation still has a lot of different places to go, and I don't want to miss out on a chance to try some new things with it." On September 24, 2008, it was reported that Sanders and DeBlois would be screenwriting and directing How to Train Your Dragon for DreamWorks Animation.
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He was just kind of burned out on it. It’s hard to work on something you created three years ago and then go back to it again. It was hard for me to feel good while cutting it because of him sitting there not wanting to be there. Omar is a guy who is working on things that are way beyond anything that we’re doing now."Bassist Redefined: An Interview With Juan Alderete No Treble - Interview by Kevin Johnson Regarding drummer Deantoni Parks' contributions, Rodriguez- Lopez noted, "He sort of does away with all the clichés that I’ve come to accept over the years with drummers. [...] I gave him way more freedom than I’d given any other drummer, and still I feel like it wasn’t enough [...] I’ve had to wrestle with drummers, wrestle with musicians, to get them to understand my technique, [but] I don’t think we did more than two takes on anything, and we usually took his first take. And if we did more than that, it was merely for my own enjoyment because I was so blown away by what I was hearing.
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