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  • We've been superproductive so far in at least one regard, so that's good.

    I CAME HERE TO WORK N A 2010

  • We've been superproductive so far in at least one regard, so that's good.

    Archive 2010-02-01 N A 2010

  • Allen, a black belt in karate who's spent more than 20 years perfecting what he calls "the martial art of work," says the goal of his "Getting Things Done" movement — followers call it GTD — isn't just becoming superproductive.

    You Need to Get to Work! 2007

  • U.S. companies had already become superproductive when the dollar was more expensive than the euro.

    Key Numbers, Worth Watching 2007

  • Experts, as previously noted, are superproductive, and whereas native villages will train only raw-material experts, Europe offers not only raw - but also refined-goods specialists (for example, master blacksmiths, tobacconists, and weavers).

    unknown title 2008

  • Between fatigue and the headache she’d woken up with, it wasn’t shaping up to be a superproductive day.

    The Haunting Tarr, Hope 2007

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