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The clerk glances at the photos
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The Indian clerk bobs his head from side to side, tuts a bit
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accounts clerk, the sort of man who is equally hen-pecked and ignored because his
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At work I confront a never-ending war from persons of dubious value: First of all Nicoleta, a clerk, who is always insulting, mocking and slandering not only me but other colleagues as well
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The little man, who looked to all intents and purposes like a fifty-year old accounts clerk, the sort of man who is equally hen-pecked and ignored because his entire being is made up of nothing but disappointment, pulled a red handkerchief from his jacket pocket, wiped first his brow and then his glasses, and then finally, and with an almighty bulge, he blew his nose
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(The JUDGE nods an approval, COURT CLERK calls in the witness
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(The COURT CLERK calls out: Samantha Perez! SAMANTHA takes the witness box
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COURT CLERK: You swear to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth
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(The COURT CLERK calls out: Tony-Lee Washington! TONY-LEE gets into the witness stand and COURT CLERK goes through his routine of oath taking
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The JUDGE and the COURT CLERK come running in
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He paid the clerk at The Small Town Inn and fell
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The clerk was back, he had a thick package of papers with him
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The clerk commented only with an eyebrow and began to lay out the certificates from various programs she had completed
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“There are memories coming thru, just like I told that clerk, subjects I’d studied before
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“Yes, use him as your excuse if you have to, you work with him at Gel’s tackle, you’re cargo riggers, you’re a clerk in their dispatch office
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She works as a dispatch clerk in the office, cover name, Bethai
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and minutes of his office after his clerk had died, and he'd
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play-acting was infuriating to the little clerk, and he was
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glance in the direction of his clerk
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'Of course not,' said the little clerk, avoiding his
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clerk closely – trying to gauge whether his faith was
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Christmas,' said Henri as his clerk entered the room
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'Well, in actual fact it was my clerk who solved the
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'What does the Bailli's clerk want that can't be passed
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'You're the Bailli's clerk, aren't you?' he said good
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appeared not to have heard the clerk
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idea that the Bailli's clerk could be the King's spy had
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clerk really more than he seemed? He was either an utter
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Henri couldn't work out whether his clerk was joking
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next to his clerk
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visited there most days, and today the new clerk had been
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admiration at his clerk
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benches while Henri ran a critical eye over his clerk
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Henri smiled contritely and patted his clerk on the shoulder
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He regarded his clerk
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added as an aside to his clerk, who nodded
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direction of his clerk
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direction of his clerk, quietly seated in the far corner of
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the clerk to usher him respectfully towards the door,
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“A man in a hotel lobby wants to ask the clerk a question
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I’m clerk to the Bailli there,’ he replied after
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Before I left for Hong Kong in 1977 I was employed as an office clerk in a private business firm and by that time the minimum salary was only 300 pesos a month +50 pesos allowance which was really can't cope on the cost-of-living
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There was a short silence as Henri scowled at his clerk
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Henri stopped and turned around to face his clerk
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replied without looking at his clerk
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shoulder before heading back towards town with his clerk
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With a nod from the Magistrate the clerk of the court
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The clerk of the court stepped forward
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ask the clerk to fetch Giles Monchet,’ said the Advocate
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The clerk reminded him of the threat to his
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When the clerk eventually informed her several minutes
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My friend was wearing a shirt that had the word Guatemala written on it, and a store clerk was curious about it
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In many great works, almost the whole labour of this kind is committed to some principal clerk
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on account of a defect in the law, its execution depending upon the office of clerk of the
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The clerk stamped both cards and wrote the amount in with his feather
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served as a clerk at the monastery of San Mancio as
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Lunarey Sykes was a 32 year old bank clerk from Lyncastle, Brontspil, who was a single mother to a 3 year old boy, who is now an orphan
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And Mr Blotter, the unseasoned young clerk who availed himself of the attic, knew that at that signal, Mrs Pilfer, the goodly gentleman's cook, housekeeper and much more besides, would quickly wash down the brandy and water that she was nursing, and rush to charge Mr Snickerty 's table with such vittles as are required by a gentleman of import, when he returns home from a busy day in his chambers
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It has not been uncommon, I am well assured, for the chief, that is, the first clerk or a
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Nothing can be more completely foolish than to expect that the clerk of a great counting-house, at ten thousand miles distance, and consequently almost quite out of sight, should, upon a simple order from their master, give up at once doing any sort of business upon their own account abandon for ever all hopes of making a fortune, of which they have the means in their hands; and content themselves with the moderate salaries which those masters allow them, and which, moderate as they are, can seldom be augmented, being commonly as large as the real profits of the company trade can afford
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Dorothy Prentice, a clerk up in the prothonotary’s office, feels a little honored by it
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Up ahead I saw this new Battalion clerk that had joined us and who already had the reputation of a lead swinger and even worse a thief
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Before I could hand her back a sick cat in a nearby cage distracted the clerk
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When the clerk returned, she tickled the kitten under the chin, saying, “Isn’t she a cutie? She just arrived
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While the clerk wrapped the plates, Amaranthe glanced out the window again
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She led Sicarius past a young desk clerk who did not look up from his book when they passed
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It took forty-five minutes, and some negotiating with the clerk to stay past closing, but she came out with a list of businesses
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When Amaranthe returned to the Real Estate Library, the clerk had disappeared
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When you’re at the gate, tell the clerk that you’re going to be on a connecting flight to see if she can move you closer to an exit
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A young solicitor's clerk was seated off to one side, looking a bit overwhelmed by it all
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" The solicitor's clerk held up a hand but Grunt gave him a withering look and the clerk went back to picking the loose flesh around the quicks of his fingers
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Shooter nodded, throwing the solicitor's clerk a concerned look
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"That's right," the clerk confirmed with a nod
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The solicitor's clerk smiled broadly
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I didn’t happen to have the registry number of the farm with me so I asked the tax clerk to find it by searching the records for my name and guess what? It wasn’t there
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The desk clerk and everyone in the bar who’d seen him would definitely swear if asked that he was far too drunk to do anything more than pass out and sleep it off
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I didn't really pay that much attention to him, as the flight was normal like so many others,� one clerk stated
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�Well, he looks familiar but in this business, you meet so many people and you only remember the odd-balls that show up,� the other clerk related
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�Surely, he had to release the pane to our care and he signed a release form,� the clerk replied as he handed the form over to detective Hannigan
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That I'm sure of,� one clerk replied
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He had only his flight pad,� one clerk stated and as he looked at his fellow worker
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I really couldn't swear to it,� the clerk mentioned
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When she got to eighteen, they secretly married in a civil ceremony, bribing the clerk to keep it a secret, and he visited her once a week on Sunday afternoons!
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He had been checking the murdered man’s visitor lists when the clerk, who hovered protectively over each file Edgar studied, related an unusual incident of a week earlier
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Colling’s absences had prompted Ferguson to find a replacement clerk
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Private William Tracy was a thin, nervous 18-year old draftee who had been serving as the company clerk for C Company
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Everything had to sift through the gargantuan train of Ministry processes, officials and hearings to disappear in its labyrinth offices, clerk pits and then back up again through the same path, in order to probably but not always most likely, make something useful and tangible in the end
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There was less time required to oversee the Battalion clerk responsibilities, and the men assigned to the PX required little of his time, but his duties as a medic seemed to grow
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By the time they had finished eating, night had fallen, and the desk clerk warned them that it might not be advisable to walk the streets in the dark
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At the desk, he presented their passports and his travel papers to the clerk while Elizabeth stood by his side
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After they finished eating, Colling suggested he exchange some of their dollars for Polish currency, and the registration clerk directed him to a cashier’s window on the opposite side of the lobby
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When I look at the edition of the Aberdeen Presbytery calendar that was in use when I was Clerk in the mid-1970s and then compare it with today’s edition, I am shocked at just how much the visible church has shrunk in that city
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The clerk eyed Colling standing beside Quarles, still wearing seaman’s denims and turtleneck, but seemed to accept Quarles’ explanation that Colling was an American sailor who had recently been pulled from the sea, and that the American Embassy had taken him under its wing
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business as usual”, according to the Principal Clerk of the General Assembly
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The Major loved personnel files, and was in his element with the flow of men through the battalion, which had not abated since Colling was serving as battalion clerk
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I remember when I was Presbytery Clerk of Aberdeen being ordered to attend a conference on the Committee’s deliberations
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When Colling didn’t say anything, Childers went on, “What also makes me nervous about all this is that the records clerk told me when I mentioned I wanted the report that he was supposed to tell the CO if anyone asked for that particular report
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I got a look at it only because I told the clerk that I was trying to track down a vehicle theft and wanted the serial number off the jeep to make sure I had all of ‘em accounted for
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Colling asked the Post Office clerk if he could telegraph some funds to an address in Wisconsin, U
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He typed the addresses he had chosen on the envelopes, thanked the clerk, who was still absorbed in what Colling saw was Superman Comics, and returned to his quarters
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A simple trip to the grocery store will be filled with episodes of bad drivers, poorly-timed traffic lights, crowded aisles, indifferent checkout clerks, and thin plastic grocery bags that rip too easily
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The clerks looks up, bobs his head from side to side, smiles
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The clerks in Theology had friends, it would get around
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The warehouses in between put doorways on each floor with outlet clerks and GazaggaStairs gained a whole bunch of new addresses with negative floor numbers
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"Grandpa gave strict instructions he was to be left here with us, hang on Flitter there's the clerks counter he can hide under, they'd be none the wiser
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Over and above the expenses which are common to every branch of trade, such as the expense of house-rent, the wages of servants, clerks, accountants, etc
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It has been the custom in modern Europe to regulate, upon most occasions, the payment of the attorneys and clerks of court according to the number of pages which they had occasion to write; the court, however, requiring that each page should contain so many lines, and each line so many words
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In order to increase their payment, the attorneys and clerks have contrived to multiply words beyond all necessity, to the corruption of the law language of, I believe, every court of justice in Europe
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Out of the moneys which they shall receive from the company, they are allowed a sum, not exceeding eight hundred pounds, for the salaries of their clerks and agents at London, Bristol, and Liverpool, the house-rent of their offices at London, and all other expenses of management, commission, and agency, in England
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In their former situation, their servants in India considered themselves as the clerks of merchants ; in their present situation, those servants consider themselves as the ministers of sovereigns
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The two Israeli girls were no longer there, but in their stead, there were a number of volunteer clerks and an elderly man with white hair who seemed to be responsible for the entire operation
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The man in charge had the clerks who worked that Tuesday morning waiting in a small room, that was used by the staff as a lunch room
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Steve even tried to draw dark glasses and a baseball cap on him, and the two clerks couldn't remember too clearly to make a definite identification at that time
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Within minutes of Leon’s departure, not a trace remained in the records of Hotel Paradise of his visit and the desk clerks knew well to remember nothing about renting the suite, regardless of who asked
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“Yep, and I can get us in even this early in the morning,” said Ferguson, and then shouted at the clerks in the next office that he was going to inspect the enlisted men’s quarters and would not be back for a couple of hours
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Colling explained that he had been assigned to the camp guard company as a medic, and Brumerson asked one of his clerks to take Colling to the dispensary
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Huckabee complained that Democratic county clerks violated state
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We had no secretaries and clerks, but there were plenty of underworked females in accounting on the second floor
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Both men knew that REMFs were worse than Saigon Commandos, who were mostly postal and admin clerks
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Then the British education system was created to produce clerks who would then work for the British to implement their policies all over India
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Today, both clerks were busy and the proprietress was nowhere
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the bank clerks said, sticking her head inside the door with meek
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All about us are children, relations, clerks,
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Ordered one of the clerks to fetch the bookbinder and some cold water
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This was so, but what it did not say was that the women were largely confined to two categories, essentially secretaries and clerks and even in these areas women were concentrated on the bottom levels of the category while men dominated at the top
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Concerns were for those seeking work, Pullman car porters, sales clerks, domestics, clothing and transport workers
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We may also find another solution to shoplifting so as to not mess up our ordering system but what about in-store thieves? Specifically what I am referring to is the bag of chips, which accidentally winds up as damaged in order to satisfy the salt cravings of the stock clerks
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All around were desks, clerks sitting with pens at the ready, waiting for trading to start
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If not, it happened when some creative checkout clerks used the subtotal key when they were doing their thing up front
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asking our young lady clerks to eat cream cakes - that is, if you can speak without
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She and her assistant clerks had already rolls of pre-counted French Francs ready to hand out, with only a thumbprint needed to acknowledge receipt of the money
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She found the American section of the headquarters boiling over with activity, with clerks and officers doing their best to coordinate and administer the airlift program for the Philippines with the few resources available in Darwin and the rest of Australia
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As for the women qualified as clerks, cooks and other trades widely occupied by women in civilian life, I believe that recognizing their training and expertise should be self-evident
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You must have seen some male clerks that were rather crummy at typing, General
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‘’I am buried under a mound of secretaries, clerks, telephone operators, archivists, cooks and others, all grossly overqualified by Army standards
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Mitchell conducted conversation with an amiable looking desk clerk, just as Jose gazed at various attraction brochures, while using his ear to tune into the other clerks voices
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� About twenty young soldiers under the control of a sergeant and of a corporal were already lined up at the counter, with two army store clerks busy issuing them pieces of uniforms and military gear
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One of the army store clerks quickly came to Nancy as she leaned against the service counter while eyeing the countless rows of storage shelves
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� That stop took about twenty minutes and resulted in more questions from curious store clerks and customers alike
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Our defensive perimeter around Pusan is at breaking point everywhere and I just committed my last reserve force, which includes a bunch of cooks and clerks, to reestablish our line in the sector of the 24th Regiment
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The two female clerks occupying the trench nodded in understanding, then resumed firing at the enemy with their carbines
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She could inflict some significant losses on the new enemy, as she had just done, but there was no way that her motley collection of clerks, cooks and aircraft specialists, however well-led, could stop cold such a large enemy force
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overseen clerks and come through many an audit and stock check with full marks and many plaudits
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number of clerks at angled desks with ink wells, looked up at them as they entered
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clerks, Messrs Regan, Ford and Stokes and the apprentice, Jackson
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allocate a desk for Miss Ashton, which he did by sending two of the clerks to another room to bring
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of the clerks in there is on the fiddle
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An inner office with two clerks was where they
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the Goods Received Book, completed by one of Troughton’s clerks
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down to the Cashier’s Office, a larger room with many more clerks, most of whom were engaged in
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clerks in the town this afternoon to see how they are living and in what sort of premises, just in case
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wiser as to the styles of living which the clerks enjoyed or the inside of their domestic situations
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Also, the clerks in the
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“I said, where is McDermot? Ford, Regan, Jackson? Where is he?” The clerks in question seemed
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startled clerks there if they had seen McDermot
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‘’I see! Tell your two clerks that they reacted correctly
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One of her staff clerks then knocked on her door and, entering with her permission, dropped a few files in her ‘IN’ basket
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mosques were built and thousands of new Islamic clerks were prepared inside as well as
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“You are one of our most senior accounts clerks, which is why I asked you to look after the business brought to us by Monsieur Hood
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Indeed, my deputy, Commander Marsden and I have already discussed the likelihood, but took it no further when you told us that one of your clerks was selling information
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The audience was predominantly north Indian urban middle class—housewives and college students, government clerks and traders
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Accounts Clerks and they were extremely friendly, patient and helpful
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The clerks face blared incrimination as a stunned faced Ben’s realised the implications of this extremely unexpected outcome
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Maybe the critics would aver that McCauley’s education turned India into a nation of clerks, of course not without some justification, and as history tends to repeat itself, the skeptics of the day aver that the IT upsurge and the BPO boom in the end would reduce us all into a bunch of keyboard operators
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One of his clerks was with me
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Poor old man fed like children, paid like clerks in the colonial moonshine
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But for the day I met him in his office reprimanding one of his clerks who made him miss his flight on a scheduled business trip to Abuja, I had thought that Austin hardly talks
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Angelo had one of his clerks bring me a glass of water
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At his chambers they came to him, in the shape of junior clerks with messages, and at his two private houses they were no concern of his
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It might be a new client--beset as he was with clients, he yet wished for more, owing to the agreeable sensation of growing richer--a wealthy client, who having had no answer from his chambers, where the lazy junior clerks hadn't probably arrived yet, was ringing up his private address
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There were two _Herren Pianofabrikanten_, several _Lehrer_, a _Herr Geheimcalculator_ whatever that is, many _Bankbeamten_ or clerks, and one surely who must have found the place beyond his means, a _Herr Schriftsteller_
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The door opened and one of Carton's clerks started to announce the name of a visitor
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When we arrived at the Reform League headquarters, the clerks and girls had already set to work, and the office was a hive of industry in the rush of winding up the campaign
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There they were wrapped up, and across the package was written by one of the clerks,
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With sales clerks, they know if they help their customers buy nice clothing, that the customer is likely to come back
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A terrific cheer broke out among the clerks in the outer office
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One of his clerks handed him a big key, and he opened the battered safe with it
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She asked one of the clerks if she could take it home
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Those clerks will drive me to my grave
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But Fate had cursed me with one of the slowest check-in clerks working for Great Lakes Airlines; he had no idea what to do if a hunter wanted to travel with his gun
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They can bankrupt you, and keep you in court until you die… simply because they have the deep pockets to pay teams of lawyers to obfuscate the legal proceedings, and delay the matter, and bribe the court clerks, and judges easily
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clerks sat writing, dressed hardly better than he was, and rather a queer-looking set
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Stryver turned and burst out of the Bank, causing such a concussion of air on his passage through, that to stand up against it bowing behind the two counters, required the utmost remaining strength of the two ancient clerks
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The bank closed, the ancient clerks came out, the usual watch was set, and Mr
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Cruncher, or leastways wos in the Old England times, and would be to-morrow, if cause given, a floppin' again the business to that degree as is ruinating--stark ruinating! Whereas them medical doctors' wives don't flop--catch 'em at it! Or, if they flop, their toppings goes in favour of more patients, and how can you rightly have one without t'other? Then, wot with undertakers, and wot with parish clerks, and wot with sextons, and wot with private watchmen (all awaricious and all in it), a man wouldn't get much by it, even if it wos so
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In the next room which looked like an office, several clerks were sitting writing and obviously they had no notion who or what Raskolnikov might be
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But there was nothing of the sort: he saw only the faces of clerks absorbed in petty details, then other people, no one seemed to have any concern with him
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Some of the clerks in the office had studied for the law, and were more or less going through a kind of apprenticeship
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Paul listened to the voices of the two clerks
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One of the junior clerks went to the old man, greeted him cheerily and loudly
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The other clerks in the warehouse looked up
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He brought it up to clerks at the bank
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Instead of that air of life, of comfort, and of happiness that permeates a flourishing and prosperous business establishment—instead of merry faces at the windows, busy clerks hurrying to and fro in the long corridors—instead of the court filled with bales of goods, re-echoing with the cries and the jokes of porters, one would have immediately perceived all aspect of sadness and gloom
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Out of all the numerous clerks that used to fill the deserted corridor and the empty office, but two remained
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Like the rats that one by one forsake the doomed ship even before the vessel weighs anchor, so all the numerous clerks had by degrees deserted the office and the warehouse
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Notwithstanding this fact, Lord Street was still a most respectable neighbourhood, the inhabitants generally being of a very superior type: shop-walkers, shop assistants, barber's clerks, boarding house keepers, a coal merchant, and even two retired jerry-builders
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It comprises Commercial Travellers, Canvassers, Insurance agents, commission agents, the great number of Shop Assistants, the majority of clerks, workmen employed in the construction and adornment of business premises, people occupied with what they call "Business", which means being very busy without producing anything
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Alleyne and Miss Delacour were standing outside the counter and all the clerks had turn round in anticipation of something
