| Everybody suffers the Monday blues and crankies, trying desperately to regroup after a weekend of downtime. |
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| If the Monday blues are a pervasive influence on stock prices, many industries should exhibit a Monday pattern in return. |
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| For to insist that there really is something which I have named Monday Blues is not to say or to imply that Monday Blues exist. |
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| By putting Monday in place of Sunday, we would put the whole idea of Monday Blues out of the window. |
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| Somehow, like all others rushing to and fro from work in a metropolitan world she had suffered from Monday blues. |
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| One day strikes by busmen and public service workers gave the crisis-hit North-west its worst dose of Monday blues for years today. |
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| There's Monday blues all round with Bianca angry at Heath, and with Celia failing to atone for her part in their troubles she's getting itchy feet to flee. |
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