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H. Hunt
adopt allow avoid beyond blanket continue employers order policies reasons refusing risk unfair work
Employers will not need to give reasons for refusing to allow someone to continue to work beyond 65 and may adopt blanket policies of no work beyond 65 in order to try and avoid the risk of unfair dismissal claims.
avoid books difficult duck fact horrible moment readers skate tend
I don't see how you can avoid the fact that the books are riddled with sadism, racism, sexism. In books, readers tend to skate over all these horrible ambiguities. The moment they're put on film, it's very difficult to duck them.
happy stood win
We just stood around and watched. I'm happy we got the win but I'm disappointed with the effort.
glad law low prepared
We were prepared for the worst. We are very glad it has been so peaceful, law abiding and low key.
easily paying people
We were paying other people to do things we could easily do ourselves,
teams
We have to do something that 32 teams can live with.
control credit
We had things under control, but it slipped away. Credit Plano, they executed down the stretch.
chance conference confident goal heading win
We are very confident heading into conference. We have a goal to win conference and we feel we have a chance to do that.
committed goal january seeing team win
We're going to Tulsa to win it all. That's the goal that this team set in January and we're committed to seeing it through.
few looking people possibly quite talked
I've talked to quite a few other people who would like to come. We're possibly looking to expand.
everybody experience job learning together
It was a learning experience and everybody getting together to get the job done was fantastic.
ladies men welcome
These young men and ladies here are my heroes. We welcome them here always.
capital driving obviously readily stock strong
The stock market's strong and capital is readily available, and that's obviously driving activity.
false given market recession recovery signals stock terms
The stock market has given off false signals in terms of anticipating recessions, but it has never given off a false signal about recovery before the recession ended.