• At a frenetic factory outside the village of Ringaskiddy, Ireland, workers have spent the past year laboring in 12-hour shifts around the clock, seven days a week, turning out 10 tonnes of a plain-looking white powder with extraordinary qualities.

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  • Small guys, by and large, are laboring under the high-risk, high-return delusion, the professors figure.

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  • He spent four weeks at Sotheby's laboring over the 220-page tome that describes all 330 lots in detail.

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  • In fact, he's so set on laboring over his content-to-come, he only has one new scripted offering to share this fall: Life on Mars, a crime drama about a cop who wakes up some 30 years in the past.

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  • The No. 1 overall draft pick in 2009 and NL All-Star in 2012 wound up dropping his fifth consecutive decision of 2013, slumping his shoulders and bowing his head while laboring through a 42-pitch fifth inning during an 8-2 loss to the Cubs.

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  • Wiggins was bidding to become the first British winner of the Giro, but he was laboring in 13th place overall -- five minutes and 22 seconds behind leader Vincenzo Nibali -- when he withdrew before the start of Friday's 13th stage.

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  • Wasserstein was personally recruited by David-Weill to help rescue Lazard, which by late 2001 had suffered a wave of high-profile defections and was laboring under the moribund deal market.

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  • In fact, both the national energy labs as well as the auto companies are laboring, with Toyota saying it wants to have a hydrogen-powered sedan ready next decade.

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  • The universal use of the telephone will, of of course, be viewed with disapprobation by the sound-producing part of the community, just as the introduction of labor-saving machines was met by the hostility of the laboring classes.

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  • Italy has been laboring in a state of political uncertainty since February's elections left a three-way split between the right, the left and the wild-card party of Beppe Grillo.

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  • According to Doubleday, he was laboring under a conflict of interest since he is also a consultant to Major League Baseball--that is, to the other owners.

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  • Sure, the area is populated by legions of well-off politicians, lawyers and lobbyists, but in very few cases has laboring in the political hothouse generated the magnitude of wealth necessary to place highly in Forbes' rankings.

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  • His political links, coupled with his entrepreneurial drive, have enabled him to go from laboring in a tiny Mr. Fixit workshop on Jakarta's outskirts to heading one of Indonesia's fast-rising infrastructure companies, em-ploying some 12, 000 people.

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