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For time was, I had Honour without Leisure; and now I have _Leisure without
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He won easily, and moved up to the Senate in 1986, despite a campaign gaffe in which he called the Leisure World retirement community "Seizure World."
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Still, I miss the likes of getting killed in Leisure Suit Larry and being dumped into the “underground Sierra repair shop” which showed you “what happens when you restart the game”.
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People love to spend an evening with their family in Leisure Valley Park and Kingdom of Dreams situated in sec 29, as much as they enjoy watching a movie in Gold Class.
Parvez Sharma: Delhi's Servant Crisis and the Commonweath Games
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Leisure is distinct from play, in that leisure helps you to grow.
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In Spanish the word for Leisure is also the word for Idleness = ocio.
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The name of the contest is "Fresh Blood" and the winner will receive a contract for paperback publication in Leisure Book's 2011 line-up.
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BTW, re happiness research, did you see the Jan. 17 column in the FT on "Leisure is the vital ingredient in Nordic success"?
Measuring Corruption, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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The post then links to an essay by Steven E. Landsburg on a widening gap between the Two Americas (based on a Federal Reserve Bank of Boston study, “Measuring Trends in Leisure: The Allocation of Time Over Five Decades”):
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Presumably, this sorry state of affairs came about because most college football players majored in Leisure Management rather than Philosophy.
100000038465146 commented on the word Leisure
It means free time. I've heard this word a couple of times and it sounds sorta oldfashioned for me but that is why I like it.
October 1, 2010