Would God slaughter the job lot, lay waste to humanity, drown everyone bar a hereditary elite because some people were Bad and God wanted to start again afresh?
Just like that, Burke could put business owners like Larry Ortega out of work, displace beloved horses (or worse, send them to slaughter), eliminate jobs and end an iconic Chicago attraction.
On Day 9, Sasha Steensen is talking about emotions unfreezing, in "Wintry Weather and Job Slaughter": "hope / isn't eight times hotter / this time of year / just eight times / over / and melting / what?
If the novel's acknowledgments are to be believed, the story is true, and Ledgard investigated the reasons for the slaughter: Ledgard's day job is as foreign correspondent for the Economist.
With this new job, Ms. Slaughter is waging the battle on two fronts, just as she has urged Ms. Sandberg and others to do: "I am leaning in," she said, "but I can only do it because the job is flexible".
Is it possible to imagine a world where the kind of extremely competitive jobs that Slaughter has held, not only in Washington but in academia as well, will not require anyone who holds them to outsource an enormous amount of childrearing to spouses, to nannies, or to other caregivers?
Production and export continued declining, and an estimated 130 slaughter plants and 15,600 jobs disappeared4.
We keep waiting, month after month, for the dreaded job-slaughter by the Obamacare ogre, and month after month the jobs market keeps getting stronger.
This is one of the reasons a job at a slaughter plant is the most dangerous in America.
11 terrorist attacks being an "inside job," and the slaughter of 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School a hoax.
