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The mayor said the unions had shown a "failure to engage" in talks, adding: "Rather than hurting hard-working Londoners and hard-pressed small businesses they should have been talking to TfL this week".

They also expand incentives to move more U.S. jobs abroad, hurting hard-working Americans who are already paying the price for previous financial policy disasters.

But making an almost certainly permanent cut in Social Security to help on this year's budget fight isn't a good trade-off, and preserving money for the poorest and oldest while hurting hard-pressed seniors just above the poverty level isn't either.

It says a tax would most hurt "hard-working, low- and middle-income families, elderly residents and those living on fixed incomes" and would destroy jobs.

"But as history has made clear, that would damage our economy, cost us thousands of jobs and hurt hard-working families across the state".

The governor's chief spokeswoman, Lisa Dewald Stoll, said, "There will always be those who advocate job-killing tax hikes to address the fiscal challenges, but history has made clear that would damage our economy, cost us thousands of jobs and hurt hard-working families across New York".

And it's not just the cancellations that will hurt hard-working Americans.

"It's hurting very hard," Mr. Standring said.

"He plays hard every day, plays hurt, practices hard, he's a great teammate.

Dominic Raab, the Conservative MP for Esher and Walton, said unions were hurting the hard-working majority by staging strikes.

Whether his surgery helped or hurt is hard to say, Ailani said.