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"It was really frustrating to have given loyal service for so long to be told when circumstances changed that I could only get a zero-hours contract.
Not that she is any match for Vittoria's flagrantly homicidal brother, Flamineo, who blames his poverty, and the failure of the mighty to reward loyal service, for his crimes -- a morally bankrupt position he belatedly comes to regret.
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Chairs are one way that party leaders reward members for loyal service, or simply for longevity.
At her death in 1901, Victoria bequeathed several dozen pairs of bloomers to her servants ("for loyal service") but only one other complete pair has been found and sold.
It's hard not to think of the scene as a stand-in for the American auto industry as a whole — all those vehicles, after all those years of loyal service, now waiting for a buyer to cut them up and sell the parts overseas.
In that way, Akbar was able to enlist the loyal services of many Rajput princes.
What if one of those sponsors' tickets had been given to a member of the counter staff for loyal service and they and their family were delayed for 40 minutes on the tube?
In some companies two decades years of service results in a gold watch or other gift for loyal service.
But a few cardinals, too old to vote in a conclave but rewarded for loyal service, revealed the humanity behind the grandeur.
In the networked age, the old employment model, in which employers offered lifelong employment in exchange for loyal service, is no longer affordable or desirable.
The Western coalition has demonstrated little gratitude for loyal service.
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