By the time they arrived, the 29-year-old labourer had sped off the motorway and careered the wrong way down a dual-carriageway and slip road. |
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But nothing could be more patronising and condescending than his own view that being a farm labourer is an inadequate occupation. |
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Up until 10 years ago Humble worked as a labourer and a security guard, while his brother was a hospital porter. |
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After leaving the army in 1919 he worked as a labourer, opened a wood yard and then turned his hobby of crayfishing into a career. |
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It was early morning and he had been parking his van near a site where he was working as a labourer, when he and a co-worker saw the fire. |
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In 1970 he was hired as a day labourer for janitorial work in a nuclear power plant. |
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Sekulic, a Croatian-born Serb, earned his living as a day labourer, agricultural worker, factory worker and bricklayer. |
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The pictor imaginarius made 150 denarii a day, double the daily wage of a wall painter and six times that of a field labourer. |
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In Australia he worked initially as a bush labourer, then as a teacher, and after 1888 for the University of Sydney's extension classes. |
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Lastly, let us come to the small and marginal farmer, landless labourer and the urban poor. |
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He arrived in France in 2006, after his father, a farm labourer in Punjab, put him on a plane with a people smuggler and a fake passport. |
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To increase his income, he kept sheep and cows, did spinning and acted as a labourer when other farmers needed help. |
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Only the large and very large farms, 17 per cent of the total, were large enough to require the employment of a permanent labourer. |
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A construction labourer was killed and another sustained injuries when a private bus hit their motorcycle in Vazhapadi here on Sunday. |
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Through the Bootham-based Youth Enquiry Service he has the chance of a room in a shared house, which could lead to employment as a labourer. |
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Mr Rooney was a labourer, with little employment to be had around Croxteth. |
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To pay the bills, the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture graduate took a job as a North Sea roustabout, the labourer of the oil industry. |
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In 1880 there was probably very little economic difference between the tenant farmer and the landless labourer. |
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They have tried to present the different facets of the former Pope's life as a manual labourer, poet, thespian and footballer. |
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However, an ill labourer has to take time off without benefit of salary or proper medicines. |
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Surrey's unpaid labourer, Zaheer Khan, is announced fit for the Pakistan match on Sunday. |
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An unidentified farm labourer cuts through a piece of steel with a gas torch without the use of mandatory safety goggles. |
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He has just returned from Delhi where he works as a labourer and has no information about his parents as the areas are cut off. |
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Each labourer had his troop of small boys, carrying the excavation spoils in baskets to the surface. |
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Roger also worked as a bus boy, a kitchen hand, and a labourer on many different sites. |
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She's a rich kid, summering at the family's mansion in North Carolina while he is a local labourer and poet. |
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Charlie was a farm labourer for half his life, and a road sweeper and maintenance worker for East Riding of Yorkshire Council for the rest. |
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Joseph began work as a farm labourer and the family settled into Canterbury life. |
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For four decades now, he has been working in a firewood shop as a daily wage labourer till recently and is now a commission agent. |
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He was familiar with the territory, having worked on the Ashcroft Subdivision on a number of occasions as a labourer and track maintainer. |
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Suryakant took a job as an unskilled labourer and Jayaben as a sewing machinist in a Harlesden sweatshop. |
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By the 1980s the archetypal emigrant was not just the poor labourer but the frustrated graduate. |
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A person who worked on a farm for someone else, but not as a manager, tenant or cropper, was to be entered as a farm labourer. |
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The case involved a labourer who was dismissed for excessive absenteeism without notice or compensation after just two months' employment. |
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At their worst, these would have put the life of a poor labourer and his family on a par with or perhaps below that of an American slave or a Russian serf. |
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Another company stated that it was fully mechanized with no labourer positions. |
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Jones was the only surviving child born to an oil field labourer and his wife, who worked in law enforcement, education, and cosmetology. |
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Laundries were a good way for a labourer to go into business for himself once he had paid off the debts he owed for getting to Canada. |
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A Chinese labourer could borrow start-up money and learn the business from relatives who had already opened laundries or cafés. |
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Later he was a road labourer and a wrestler in travelling circuses. |
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These men, with assistance of a labourer to pump water, were all that were required to manage the unloading, sorting, stacking and shunting. |
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I asked them how many expected to get jobs carving, and how many actually thought they had an opportunity to get a job as a cabinetmaker, a joiner, or a chippy's labourer. |
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A labourer at Ateste, near Padua, in Italy, found a sepulchre, in which was a fictile urn, and within it there stood another urn, and in this smaller one. |
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Before joining the electrical wholesale business I started my career far away from any logistics as skilled labourer in ironworks. |
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When his career in football finished Wee Hughie settled on Tyneside, working as a labourer and writing articles for the local press. |
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She married into a family with no land and worked as a day labourer for many years, slowly earning enough to buy a small plot of land. |
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For many years, he was forced to work on the farm of the landlord as a bonded labourer. |
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He has been employed as a casual labourer with the City of Moncton for 13 years. |
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He worked as a farm labourer until he started to have a set of epileptic fits and he expired, as I say, eleven and a half years after the accident. |
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People might scoff at the fact that he was a mazdoor, but it was no sin to work as a labourer and surely his earnings would increase as he became better at his job. |
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His brother used to work as a woodworking labourer at Remploy in Pontefract, which provides employment for the disabled, and is well known in the town's pubs. |
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He became a press operator and then moved into the building trade as a labourer until an industrial injury on a building site left him unable to continue. |
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The ranks of nonconformity thrived in an expanding economy of independency where the artisan might still feel closer to the petty capitalist than to the unskilled labourer. |
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He's been a formworker, concreter, paver, labourer, patcher and ganger, driven forklifts and all-terrain vehicles on construction sites across the northern state. |
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They might be your taxi driver, day labourer, nanny, or mechanic. |
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The 37-year-old farm labourer has one week left to find a home. |
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The labourer naturally prefers the government stroke and can be tempted away from that easy and pleasant way of passing his time only by an increased rate of wages. |
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Feeling guilty about repossessing the Massie family home, Cooper and Leah hire Dale as a labourer on the property, but secretly object to his table manners and uncouth ways. |
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Sometimes they get a job on a production as a job placement, or through a related industry, or as a temp labourer. |
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Other jobs mentioned included pilots, employment coordinator, underground mining labourer, driller and driller's helper. |
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Although her father worked as a day labourer, he was able to scrape together money to pay for her two elder sisters to study nursing. |
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He supported himself by varied occupations that included general household worker, hotel cook, laundryman, farm labourer, and homesteader. |
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The wealthy industrialist in his top hat or the labourer in his flat cap tipped his hat or doffed it as a sign of deference or respect. |
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In both the English and Spanish languages, the word peon became synonymous with labourer but was restricted in the United States to those workers compelled by contract to pay their creditors in labour. |
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Dad, Joe, was a labourer and my mum, Bridie, was a hairdresser. |
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Norman, who accompanied his father and worked as a labourer and an extra, recalled hot, dusty weeks filming battle scenes in Snow Canyon, a wind-trap. |
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Otherwise, young people with potential who have dropped out of the education system may be lured directly into a job as labourer and lose the chance to go to college or university. |
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Hill worked as a labourer and a motorcycle courier to support his further education. |
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Too often forgotten in the official, financial, and historical reports tracing the history of the company, the labourer represents an essential element in the life of an industrial business. |
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The twins were born by Caesarean section a year ago to a labourer and a housewife in the southern Egyptian town of Qus, just north of Luxor. |
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We are solely dependent on our son who works as a daily labourer. |
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I go from house to house, and my husband has to work as a casual labourer. |
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There is also the case of William Sperry, a footpad and highwayman, who was born to very poor parents and then shipped off to America at the age of 14 to work as an indentured labourer. |
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The gulf between noble and ignoble was very large, but the difference between a freeman and an indentured labourer was small. |
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In the great tradition of soap births, Linda was a wailing foghorn of a labourer, prompting horror from the assembled young'uns hanging around outside the hospital room. |
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During World War I, Huxley spent much of his time at Garsington Manor near Oxford, home of Lady Ottoline Morrell, working as a farm labourer. |
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He then worked briefly as a labourer for Highgate Cemetery, which became another part of his biographical lore. |
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Paul, a prisoner of Jesus Christ, and Timothy our brother, unto Philemon our dearly beloved, and fellow labourer. |
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Lunch brought Stas and Jacek out of their squabbling and into conflict with the youngest labourer in the team, a grumpy, heavyset joiner whom both inexplicably called Miner. |
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He had scarcely finished, when the labourer arrived who had been sent for my ransom. |
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Whatever a person's position in society, executive or labourer, politician or voter, he has a duty in a world that rides uneasily on the surface of chaos. |
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For example, the largest iron trident at Sundar Mata's shrine was offered by a migrant labourer who lost his suitcase on the train back from Delhi. |
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Disraeli had, for example, stressed the need to improve the lot of the urban labourer. |
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But with technology and robots getting smarter and more agile every day, it's not yet clear which modern profession will go the way of the agricultural labourer or launderer in the decades to come. |
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Yet the story works very well in the theatre – a medium perhaps even better suited to evoking the swelteringly repressive atmosphere of the Old South and the righteous fury at the treatment of farm labourer Tom Robinson. |
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One of seven children of a day labourer, Anderson attended school intermittently as a youth in Clyde, Ohio, and worked as a newsboy, house painter, farmhand, and racetrack helper. |
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For the labourer, it was essentially a potato wage that shaped the expanding agrarian economy. |
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Omer has worked for the City of Moncton for 25 years, as a casual labourer, on garbage collection, and more recently as a truck and snowplow driver. |
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John, a mill labourer, had signed up in Liverpool, while the others enlisted at Finner Camp in County Donegal. |
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Harold arrived at ExelTech after more than 25 years on the labour market, with experience in several sectors, from labourer to butcher to sacristan. |
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He was taught to read and write by his father, and first worked as a farm labourer at Farnham Castle. |
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Well, how about a random Polish labourer called Jozef who's sacked by Ian Beale, gets drunk and then decides to rob the Vic? |
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The labourer therefore must work harder to earn the same as he did before. |
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He found work as a rouseabout and labourer in rural New South Wales, particularly around Forbes, Cowra, and the western districts, where he worked mainly in the wool industry. |
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How unsatisfactory would have been that attempt to dispauperize the labourer, if the operation of the Act had been limited to some of the worst regulated parishes! |
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Denys performed another transfusion into a labourer, who also survived. |
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In the United States the labourer is a freeman, lives on good substance, and being an honest man, neither fears nor envies the richest patroon about him. |
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He later worked briefly at Sheepcot Farm in Bonvilston before taking a job at Pencoed Agricultural College, where he worked for 15 years as a labourer and instructor. |
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By the age of 15, Burns was the principal labourer at Mount Oliphant. |
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Diocletian's Edict on Maximum Prices from 301 AD gives a price of 125 denarii for a pound of cassia, while an agricultural labourer earned 25 denarii per day. |
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