Ireland's dutiful workers expect Mr McCreevy to keep his promise.
The question left to us by this aspect of the gospel story is nothing less than this: Setting all else aside, is the death penalty worth the cost to these innocents, the citizen-jurors and dutiful workers?
Pyongyang's millennial-pink tower blocks might make the city look like an unlikely Instagram dream (or a site of pilgrimage for particularly intrepid Wes Anderson fans) but underneath their pretty paint-jobs they're still mass-housing units, filled with identical flats for dutiful workers.
Mr. Bush's immediate supervisor, Peter Knudtzon, then Stratford's executive vice president, recalls him as a smart, dutiful worker who, while lacking direction, was keenly interested in the process of politics -- "how people get elected, where the power is".
It is a tribute to Ms. Linney's talent — and her body of work in movies like "Love Actually" and "The Savages" — that viewers don't have to see for themselves that Cathy was a reserved, apologetic person before the diagnosis, the kind of dutiful worker bee who is easily silenced by stronger personalities.
They dutifully observe that workers, not designers, generally paid the highest costs, and that for many people progress has meant displacement, like the ancient Nubian village that had to make way for the Aswan Dam in Egypt.
Lo and behold, the scheme seems to work for a while and the workers dutifully enjoy the increased value of their original stakes.
Salaried workers dutifully pay their taxes on a predictable scale year after year -- whether they be in the form of state income taxes.
Where Thatcherist divide-and-rule stripped back civic life to the Matrix-like atomisation of docile workers and dutiful consumers, DiY were intoxicated by the promise of a connection bumped along by the empathogenic qualities of ecstasy.
It was Election Day, Gallup was telling us the race was neck-and-neck yet, camera crews were dutifully hovering over poll workers in battleground states, and pundits everywhere were in a tizzy.
Just before boarding the plane at Beijing International Airport, Gao Guizhen, 59, a retired piano factory worker, dutifully offered the prevailing sentiment about Taiwan and China.
