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Workdays are cut short, and production and stock performance drop.
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Also, I am an employee that means that I do not get "Teacher Workdays" or other holidays.
Holidays? Amanda 2008
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Workdays end with frenzied trips to pick up the kids; no one wants to leave a 6-year-old alone on a soccer field in the dark.
The Parent Trap 2008
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Also, I am an employee that means that I do not get "Teacher Workdays" or other holidays.
Archive 2008-05-01 Amanda 2008
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Workdays could build would be this park, with a great triumphal gateway inscribed to its soldiers, and adorned with that sculpture and architecture for which Workdays can readily pay?
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The evident and immediate want of Workdays is a park or public garden, in which it can walk about, and cool and restore itself.
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There is the great, overgrown, weary town of Workdays, which inadequately struggled at the time of our national æsthetic sensation, in all its newspapers, pulpits, and rostrums, with the idea of a monument to the regiments it sent to the war.
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Workdays are typically marked by fast bursts of scheduled departures and landings spaced by calmer stretches when flights trickle in and out.
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Workdays include "training, training and more training - training on city time as well as our own time," says officer Dalton, who works with Teya.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Workdays are cut short, and production and stock performance drop.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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