It is regarded as a dangerous, dirty task that only the most daring can manage.
In A Dirty Job, Charlie Asher's new job was supplemented by the Big Book of the Dead tasked to collect souls of the dead and record their names.
Turning a profit on the initial, dirty task of sorting and processing the nation's recyclables, however, may take a larger overhaul, said Moore.
It's a dirty, thankless task, but someone has to do it; someone has to point out that, no, Inception wasn't the last word in sci-fi meta-sophistication, but rather a stupid person's idea of what an intelligent film is like.
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Robots, however, come in all shapes and sizes; and when the science fiction visionaries promised that some day robots would handle the dirty tasks that humans would abhor, well, this was exactly the sort of thing they were talking about.
To avoid any risk of cross-contamination the fleet is divided into those robots performing "clean" tasks and those carrying out "dirty" tasks, each with their own network of corridors.
Stacey [ 13] showed how nursing staff members draw meaning from their willingness and ability to perform dirty tasks that others avoid, because they know that it improves the residents' lives.
But not in developing countries, where most households have soap of some sort but only 15-20% rousenely use it to wash their hands after going to the toilet, cleaning a dirty baby or undertaking other tasks that spread potentially lethal bugs.
What he shouldered in Theresienstadt was a dirty, thankless, and all but impossible task that someone had to do.
