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Both are hard workers with little tolerance for downtime.
But the general reduction in work hours has helped ease the need for downtime for at least some workers.
As for downtime diversions, "I told them, we're going to have nothing," Mr. Roth said with pride.
With no room for downtime, I trained the next day and then played a friendly match against Lillestrom, last year's Norwegian league champion.
Even allowing for downtime, Amazon and other big cloud players may still be more reliable and cheaper than smaller companies can be independently.
While all the acts deliver swift, expertly choreographed performances, such quickness comes at a price: there's no room for nuance, and few occasions for downtime.
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"That was costly - not so much for the repacking, but for the downtime of the aircraft," he said.
Twitter is almost as famous for its downtime as it is for anything else.
The consequences for failure or downtime for these companies is a reduction in throughput, but no direct financial loss.
But the opportunity to satisfy a craving for adventure, along with your need for independent downtime, is too good to overlook.
Eager for preconcert downtime, Justin leaped out of the van and charged through the hotel lobby.
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