Then, insomniac civil servants wage self-important all-night battles like mythic warriors transplanted to the set of The Office, over the wording of compromised treaties.
And an NBC official said producers were not able to complete all of their planned tasks this week on the set of "The Office" after the show runner, Greg Daniels, and some of the actors who also work as writers did not show up for work.
But unlike a box set of The Office there were no improvised dances to be seen here – a home draw against West Bromwich Albion was deemed good enough for Liverpool to roll out their post-match celebratory hand-holding jig, but this game ended with little more than a bashful hand-wave.
The two originally formulated an idea while spending time together on the set of The Office: "What if Jan came into the office and did a 'Women in the Workplace' seminar, and Michael got all jealous?" They presented their idea to executive producer Greg Daniels, who liked the idea.
For Obama, the decision to deliver his first prime-time address since 2010 in the august setting of the Oval Office highlights the concern in the West Wing that terrorism fears will overtake the rest of Obama's agenda in his final year in office.
Discussion of the set-up of the office which includes detectives, lawyers and many specialists; also gadgets which insure effective operation.
The requirements for the designation of 'Non-Degree Visiting Student NDVSVS) are set by the office of the Provost.
Iain Heggie's new comedy, set in the office of an actors' agent, is a satire of the industry that the audience has paid money to see.
A magical, or perhaps symbolic, chimp features in the second section, set in the office of a pathologist on New Year's Eve 1938.
Earlier this month, the news that a gang in the southern state of Kerala had set fire to the office of a cable operator, immolating two of its employees, rated a one-sentence item in the national press.
"The incumbent attorney general has enormous discretion in setting the priorities of the office," said Robert B. Ward, deputy director of the Rockefeller Institute of Government, a research institution in Albany.
