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Another tactic: Don't empty your voicemail box.
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Of course, trains can't run 24 hours a day and the companies don't want to run empty trains.
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"We don't want sites standing empty, we get no benefit, no credit from having sites empty, " he said.
BBC: Victoria Ground
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Sure, you don't need to waste fuel flying around an empty airliner, but even the company's small jet can burn through quite a bit of cash.
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"A lot of parents don't want to put their babies in an empty crib, " says Catherine Hall, the founder of Mothers Investigating Safe Sleep Options for Newborns, a Boston-based nonprofit group.
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Responsible people don't like to be in the position of making empty threats like that.
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Someone who lives in an empty or abandoned building which they don't own or rent without the owner's permission.
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And when you come home from a long day at work, and the refrigerator is empty, and you know you don't feel like cooking -- (laughter) -- the easiest and sometimes the cheapest thing to do is to get in a fast food drive-thru.
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"I don't want to see the land and the building stay empty and broken, " one parent said during a town hall meeting Sunday night.
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It is far easier to overlook the death of loved ones when you don't have to stare across the holiday table at their empty places.
CNN: When the holidays turn depressing
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However, Libya's armed forces don't have the high-tech aerial equipment necessary to survey the miles of empty desert.
WSJ: Militants, Chased From Mali, Pose New Threats
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And, in leaving his corporate chair empty, Benedict has assured the members of the corporation: Don't worry, you are in Jesus's hands.
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