Virtual workers, including those who are their own business owners, are often more accountable, take on more responsibility, and are more passionate about their work than brick and mortar workers, which enables them to achieve better performance.

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To one of my campaign co-chairs who is -- she's putting in a lot of miles, and could not be a more passionate advocate on behalf of the things that we work for -- Eva Longoria. (Applause.) We're thrilled to have her here.

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At the outset of the debate sounded like a Lib Dem love-in, but it developed into a more passionate affair with powerful arguments from delegates and MPs on both sides of the debate.

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And that's precisely the point: Unless Sotomayor's opponents can succeed in using her judicial record to portray her as a passionate, wild-eyed judge who depends more on emotion more than legal precedent, they're in for a tough time.

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Smith, sounding more passionate than disingenuous, insists it's his focus on his customers.

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Former captain Will Carling is the latest to home in on the lack of tries, branding England "static and predictable" despite a more passionate, determined performance against New Zealand.

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Beyond that, he has little more to rely on other than tunnel fees and duties on the bets punters put on horse racing, a passionate activity in Hong Kong but one steadily moving to the taxless havens of the Internet.

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