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And that is the story of an aid worker in Darfur.
Be that a health worker in rural Rwanda, or a birthing mother and nervous new father in the United States.
In just five years, their ratio went from one worker for every 30,000 people to one worker for every 2,500 people.
In Ethiopia, there are hundreds of thousands of children living because of this health extension worker program.
This is Xantus Daniel; he's a mason, just a general construction worker, not a foreman, who took one of our trainings.
He was puzzled to come across a dock worker who had begun to use a machine to make washers, the small metal discs that fasten on the end of screws.
And this dock worker felt guilty for being more productive.
But this worker felt guilty for being more productive, and asked why, he said, "I know I'm doing wrong.
As this worker used the machine and became more productive, the price of washers would fall, demand for washers would rise, more washers would have to be made, and there'd be more work for his pals to do.
So for example, you come to the polling station, and a poll station worker asks for your ID before giving you a ballot form and asking you to go into a voting booth to fill out your vote.
So you let a poll station worker scan your encrypted vote.
Wooden performances by Lansing and Lee Meriwether barely rate as one-dimensional, though Patty Duke (playing a cute brat pre-"Miracle Worker") gets a colorful, memorable exit.
While this movie was a statement of corporate greed and the plight of the worker who gets stepped on when a large company goes under, the vehicle for this would have been better served another way.
Kudos to other actors/actresses who seemed to get into their roles despite the weak direction; Corrupt's side kick and the other restaurant worker.
Evans is warned by Katona Chief Storm Cloud(Michael Horse)that an ancient demon, the Bone Eater, has been loosened and can only be stopped with a sacred war axe(..the axe was removed by a worker who found it's remains with the weapon lunged inside)now in the back seat of his daughter Kelly's(Clara Bryant, who wears tight jeans and shirts to reveal how daddy's girl has grown into quite a striking lady)boyfriend's truck.
He's supposed to be a factory worker who gets into trouble and gets work on a farm.
Stir in the local do-gooders (priest Sean Hewitt and clueless social worker Kathleen Quinlan), and you have a recipe for some rather unexciting action sequences.
Even if you don't think that the Marquis' perversions weren't all that bad (they included rapes and extreme violence), his portrayal in this film as a "sexual social worker" in this prison seems pretty silly.
She meets a utility worker and Skeletor attacks again.
Luckily, like any good utility worker, he's got a gun and shoots at the guy.
Her fellow worker at the department store introduces her to modeling for a porn mag called 'red porno'.
The trouble is that Tommy knows nothing about break pads and needs the help of Callaghan Auto Parts worker Richard (David Spade).
The good part is that the social worker got them back as a family.
The head social worker, kept telling him to butt out and not interfere.
Tommy (Tommy Lee Jones) is a construction worker trying to find himself in his native heritage.
It turns out the milk woman and the man, a child services worker, dated in high school, and each apparently still have something of a crush on the other.
Some to the drug traffic, or the fight is no reference either farmer and worker, or wing guerrilla and to the kidnapping political.
Hitchcock, who some credit with originating the story, engineers a great deal of suspense in plot about a warehouse worker blamed for the explosion which killed his best friend; he sets out on journey to find the real culprit.
The only problem is that their superior at work, a tough worker Charles Malik (Jack Warden) is sort of envious of their friendship as well as Tommy's constant happy disposition and success in personal life.
She also meets Stephen Boyd, a fellow worker, who has interests in our Hope.
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