| I hear, the boss took on two new roustabouts this morning to help with the canvas crew. |
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| This was a dangerous area, but the skilled roughnecks and the roustabouts went about their business with seamless teamwork. |
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| The simple graphic, though it may perpetuate the hopes and expectations of unemployed roughnecks and roustabouts, masks a more complex story. |
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| And by the time he's 25, he's supervising 1,500 roustabouts constructing a railroad through the mountains of British Columbia. |
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| The oil industry has also attracted roustabouts, men just passing through who are hired for unskilled labor. |
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| Few neighborhood rituals in Manhattan are more beguiling than to be present as roustabouts pump helium into the balloons that give such a childlike lift to the Macy's parade. |
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| Rocky Mountain House has more than tripled in population, and that doesn't include the countless oil and gas roustabouts, drilling maintenance crews, surveyors and the like. |
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| For somebody who has grown up with the stench of oil dripping from filthy laundry, surrounded by roustabouts and crane operators, I've spent surprisingly little time on rigs. |
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| A rig could be brought from Singapore or Perth and there would be opportunities for Hawke's Bay people to work on it as roustabouts and engineers. |
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| McKellen loved to watch the roustabouts put up the tents. |
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| His friends are mostly stage drivers and roustabouts. |
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| There's a severe shortage of roustabouts, riggers, and other men. |
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| She's one of the few contemporary stars who conveys a high ratio of experience-to-age, like those early-era Hollywood luminaries who ran off to become chorus girls or roustabouts at fifteen. |
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| Roustabouts shouting from the crow's nest float like Ascension angels on a ring of lights. |
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