Hague turned him down, just so he could have the pleasure of sacking him instead.
And the ISP's will have the pleasure of selling individual subscriptions to neighbors who used to share.
Teachers, however, have the pleasure of helping children learn, which can be among the most rewarding feelings imaginable.
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Pretty soon, even robots will have the pleasure of enjoying the touch... the feel of cotton and maybe even hum that jingle to themselves, too.
During the Skoll Forum, I will have the pleasure of introducing three of these First Mover Fellows: a financial expert, an engineer and a corporate strategist.
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Those you who have the pleasure of owning a copy of Nerds on Wall Street, my amusing yet allegedly informative book on modern markets, know that it features a photo collection of critters on trading floors.
"When you have the pleasure of working with the No. 1 athlete in the world, that's a no-brainer, " said Glance, who won gold as part of the U.S. 4x100-meter relay team at the Montreal Games in 1976.
The editorial hand here is very light, which is why I have the pleasure of reading intelligent conservatives like Avik Roy and Lawrence Hunter while also reading intelligent liberals like Rick Ungar and Erik Kain without having to leave the site.
In my experience, the immigrant workers that I have had the pleasure of knowing have, almost without exception, all worked harder than any native UK resident I know, for a fraction of the pay and benefits.
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If you have the undoubted pleasure of watching from the Royal Enclosure, then a real effort will have to be made.
Over the past few months, I have had the pleasure to spend time with Seth at Aprimo CMO roundtables and read a pre-published copy of the book.
Mike Bellamy, landlord of the Notte Inn in Plymouth, which is part-owned by Mr McCloud, said the ex-hostage was "one of the most charitable, honest and nicest people I have had the pleasure to meet".
Over the past few years, my team and I have had the pleasure of working with social media author and expert Brian Solis on a number of infographics, including The Conversation Prism and The Twitterverse, which we have updated each year.
Since then I have had the pleasure of flying a wide variety of general aviation, business and WWII vintage aircraft and helicopters.
We had very positive and constructive discussions with a number of representatives of the Jordanian government and I did have the privilege and pleasure of meeting the king.
He is also one of the most engaging and infectious human beings I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.
Hanssen must have relished the sheer pleasure of violation and control.
And for those who have never had the pleasure of sitting in a black barbershop and getting all of what you've heard about, this is a good way to do it.
You like the watch largely for what it is, not what other people think it means, and you have the very special pleasure that comes from being well informed and doing what you damned well please anyway.
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"If you had a smoker compared to a nonsmoker and were able to do imaging study of the brain, the smoker would have billions more of the receptors in areas of the brain that have to do with pleasure and reward, " says Richard Hurt, an internist who heads the Mayo Clinic's Nicotine Dependence Center.
Taxi drivers have always been rated informally and occasionally fired for egregious behavior, but the Uber app puts the trigger for rating your driver right next to your statement of how much you have just paid for the pleasure of their service.
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Who knows what it would have sounded like, but the pleasure of sleeping in your own bed would have made touring so much more pleasant!
That ending would have the virtue of symmetry, and pleasure, and closure, and relief, for the suffering audience.
What remains constant is the pleasure students have always taken in decorating their rooms when they arrive at university, says Dr Jane Hamlett, a lecturer in modern British history at the university's department of history.
Hand in hand, my husband of 35 years and I have learned to take pleasure in the everyday: wandering through the woods in our area, inhaling the scent of our garden, watching the fluttering butterflies.
French adolescents have for years been deprived of the simple pleasure of riding about on four wheels, and if they seem to find an excessive number of military missions for themselves, all of which involve riding down the boulevards and cheering, nobody can blame them.
The French and Italians share that pleasure in the bandying about of ideas, and have taken to their heart another, now almost forgotten, English novelist.
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