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Wooden tables and metal benches lining the plaza are filled with workers taking smoking breaks.
Witnesses said the minibus had been filled with workers on their way to a local branch of a bank.
Surrounding that memorial will be a ring of commercial towers — eventually to be filled with workers, commuters, shoppers, tourists, the full cacophony of New York City.
Just a block or two to the east is more than six million square feet of office space, filled with workers needing to be fed.
But one more look out the Amtrak window reveals something else: the shiny new buildings that are actually filled with workers have nothing to do with manufacturing.
Since the 1920s, developers have eyed the Meadowlands as a potential home for satellite cities filled with workers looking for a quick, 10-mile commute to Manhattan.
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More specifically, assume that output y ij of job j filled with worker i is a function of the amount of skills that the worker endogenously chooses to deploy on the job, s i.
The researchers were surprised by what the natives showed them next: Trees on the outside of the clearing were scarred and swollen with networks of cavities filled with worker ants, queens, brood, and mealy bugs.
By the time the city center started to fill with workers, those cordons, and the police on foot and in the helicopters that circled overhead, were the only immediately visible signs that all was not normal.
The office was filled with postal workers and city workers, technicians and factory workers enjoying the excitement, hugging each other and so eager for their next assignment.
He said there were about 120 vacant posts that had been filled with agency workers, but that he intended to cut this to 40-50 as the department recruits more permanent workers and continues with new training and managing staff roles.
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