In other words, even for women who are meeting their responsibilities at home, they see themselves as falling short of the ideal if they let work interrupt their family time.

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During the 80s, I remember learning that IBM held the original patents for stuff like DMA and interrupt controllers, 1 which surprised me because by that time those things were like oxygen: just a standard part of every computer in the world.

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Nurse Harpur repeatedly has to interrupt her work to reset an intravenous pump that malfunctions every time the patient, in for complications from a kidney transplant, flexes her arm.

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The self-interrupt bespeaks psychological inner conflict: I want to say this but, at the same time, I don't.

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Other options for filling the energy gap would include making greater use of the large number of small generators that the National Grid can call on in time of shortage, and extending the use of contracts that allow the grid to interrupt supply to industrial customers at peak periods.

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Mr Gilder, who still rages against bureaucracies, both government and corporate, believes that above all, abundant bandwidth will free us from the time-wasting that afflicts our daily lives, from clogged airports to television stations that interrupt programming with advertisements we don't want to see.

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It is impossible not to be astonished anew by the display of the Met's five Vermeers and 19 Rembrandts, which are assembled in their own galleries for the first time, and the brilliant display of early Netherlandish portraits, one of several thematic groupings that interrupt the chronology with focal points one might otherwise miss.

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