He dialed for groceries, then walked to the mailbox pulling out several days' worth of bills and junk mail. |
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Overtime extends beyond 5 o'clock postmeridian, but not to exceed two and one-half days' pay for the full period. |
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The second day was tense as they struggled to find the previous days' form. |
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I did not want them plunged into hardship and so I allowed them to take the two days' holiday pay at the beginning of the dispute. |
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Then the union will have to give the employers seven days' notice of any industrial action they intend to take. |
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In six days' time the conjecture stops and we'll have something very real to discuss. |
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He hasn't done a full days' work since the 70s but still somehow manages to live like a king. |
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Anyway, I came home to loving arms who were so happy to see me that it took all the unpleasantries from the days' events. |
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After about eighteen days' incubation, one or two chicks will hatch, fledge, and begin to whisper the blue-throat song. |
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He was unharmed after eight days' confinement, but he berated his wife for paying so much so soon. |
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They wanted five months' rent up front and promised just 60 days' notice in the event they wanted us to scram. |
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After some hard debate, they decided to take full backpacks, with sleeping bags, a stove, a shovel, and two days' worth of food. |
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He displays a couple days' stubble on his baby face, along with those arched, guileless eyebrows, which seem to certify everything he says. |
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Besides, the country at present has tankage to provide for 45 days' cover of petroleum products. |
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As a goodwill gesture Mr Smith said he would be contributing some of his days' takings to help pay back the stolen money. |
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Before this the staff had only been able to fly ashore for a couple of days' rest on a rotational basis. |
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The second is that it may not be economic, as it would simply result in six days' worth of sales being spread over seven days. |
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In two days' time, we may encounter the single biggest epoch-making event in over three decades of conflict, an agreement that will bring a permanent peace. |
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I suppose the most interesting thing, perhaps for some people, is the fact that Clarence House, the queen mother's old home, is opening up in a few days' time. |
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They walked with their webbing packed full of ammunition and in their haversacks they carried five days' bully beef and biscuits and a minimum of personal gear. |
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The Army court-martialed him, sentencing him to 30 days' confinement and a dishonorable discharge. |
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When the same lobsters were reintroduced after a days' separation, they only interacted long enough to catch a whiff of each other and recall who was the more dominant. |
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The hay was belt-buckle high when rain let up, three days' sun baked stalks dry, and by midday all but the far pasture was mowed and raked into windrows. |
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Was it just a nine days' wonder that faded as fast as it arrived? |
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We only had a few days' time to record, overdub and mix three songs. |
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Fourteen clear days' notice shall be given to all Clubs of the date, place and time of a Special General Meeting and of the business proposed to be transacted thereat. |
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The Costa del Sol has an average 325 days' sunshine a year, a laid-back lifestyle, yet with all the mod cons we have come to expect, and an outdoor life second-to-none. |
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Shopkeepers in Marlborough have now joined the town's market stallholders in protesting at the number of days' trade lost through street closures. |
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Both Clemens and Oswalt looked hittable on three days' rest. |
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It is really a prelude to the consummation of the marriage, which takes place typically at the end of the evening, or, in rural areas, at the end of several days' celebration. |
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Kia is also giving the first seven days' insurance for free, so first-time buyers don't have to organise one of those troublesome temporary cover notes. |
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Then you go back to work and suddenly the day is so dense with activity you feel as if you've done three or four days' worth of mindless tearing around in a few hours. |
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After four days' travelling, he teamed up with a group of forest dwellers called the Evenk and set about honing his techniques. |
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All master composters have two days' training on how to compost before starting their activities. |
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It might be only two because the trip switch knocked the electricity off overnight halfway through the 21 days' incubation period. |
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He had two or three days' stubble, which was dark in colour, and is thought to have been wearing a dark blue waterproof windbreaker. |
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Eventually seven days' efforts by professional demolitionists succeeded in reducing the building to debris. |
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Choosing storage begins with our daily watt-hour consumption figure and then estimating how many days' worth of storage you will need. |
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A Russian lawmaker has asked parliament to give female employees two days' paid leave a month during their menstruation cycle. |
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The AUD was the main underperformer on the day, giving back some of the prior days' gains. |
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In addition, there were enough supplies for three days' rations for the army. |
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In September 1891 Helen Asquith died of typhoid fever following a few days' illness while the family were on holiday in Scotland. |
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One had black hair in a crew cut, a few days' growth of beard and was wearing a black Adidas jacket. |
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Where there is no property, or at least none that exceeds the value of two or three days' labour, civil government is not so necessary. |
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Tenants who have given 30 days' notice who do not leave on the last day of the month will be charged on a pro rata basis. |
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Let's just hope that it proves a lasting phenomenon and not a nine days' wonder. |
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The photo helped detectives track down Damodar Rao, 22, who was sentenced to 15 days' custody after admitting attempted rape. |
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Outpatient abortion is as safe and effective from 64 to 70 days' gestation as it is from 57 to 63 days. |
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Failure to comply can be an expensive mistake for employers and cost up to 90 days' actual gross pay for each employee. |
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They went on to occupy the city of Elatea, only a few days' march from both Athens and Thebes. |
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But, in general, a few days' confinement, abstinence from flesh meat, and frequent sippings of some tepid pectoral drink, sufficed for the cure. |
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The medium-sized cats with short tails and ear tufts will catch up to two hares in three days' hunting. |
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By 25 October, Panzer Army fuel stocks were down to three days' supply, of which only two days' worth were east of Tobruk. |
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The summer of 1887 was the driest for years, with stocks falling to 14 days' supply in early August, and the water supply consequently being cut off from 6 pm to 6 am. |
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Earlier Pliny says that a large island of three days' sail from the Scythian coast called Balcia by Xenophon of Lampsacus is called Basilia by Pytheas. |
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The pounds 108 broth requires five days' notice and showcases abalone, dried scallops, sea cucumber, ginseng, corn-fed chicken and Chinese mushrooms. |
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Her students at the National University of Culture and Art in Ulan Bator are woefully unprepared for a Japanese-language play they are scheduled to stage in a few days' time. |
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Medical abortion regiments involving mifepristone followed by misoprostol in the cheek between 24 and 48 hours later are effective when performed before 63 days' gestation. |
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Lester will be working on two extra days' rest, and the Sox want him to rely less on his cut fastball and more on his conventional fastball and breaking pitches. |
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In 1891, Hayes broke a mature, intact mountain zebra stallion to ride in two days' time, and the animal was quiet enough for his wife to ride and be photographed upon. |
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Coventry City Council is expected to give five days' grace before incinerating an animal which has been reported dead and collected by council staff. |
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I made a conscious effort when I moved away from my family, to make sure I see them regularly and I have 'dad days' when I spend quality time with him. |
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He had been docked nine days' pay and seven days' privileges by the RAF for being absent without leave but appealed, claiming to be a conscientious objector. |
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