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... live on a fifteen - hour workweek , we would all know someone - or know of someone - who did it . Instead , we are acutely aware that it is not an option , espe- cially for workers in the sector where even full- time jobs provide barely ...
... live on a fifteen - hour workweek , we would all know someone - or know of someone - who did it . Instead , we are acutely aware that it is not an option , espe- cially for workers in the sector where even full- time jobs provide barely ...
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... live in the midst of uninterrupted disturbance , everlasting uncer- tainty and agitation , everything melting , all workers get a compulsory free education in what old American slang calls " the school of hard knocks . " For workers to ...
... live in the midst of uninterrupted disturbance , everlasting uncer- tainty and agitation , everything melting , all workers get a compulsory free education in what old American slang calls " the school of hard knocks . " For workers to ...
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... live until the Department of Housing and Urban Devel- opment listens to them — is neighborly . The campsite numbers swell as the sun descends , peaking at three dozen . The former residents serve food , share stories , talk about old ...
... live until the Department of Housing and Urban Devel- opment listens to them — is neighborly . The campsite numbers swell as the sun descends , peaking at three dozen . The former residents serve food , share stories , talk about old ...
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