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For that reason, law enforcement officials will never be out of a job. Police officers have their hands full trying to arrest law breakers .

Obama himself said last week that if he failed to heal the economy, he would be out of a job by 2012, when he faces re-election.

In the dispute, the fact can't be blinked that here are two lots of workers trying to do each other out of a job.

My goal - my job - is to put myself out of a job. So I can be in a rock band in all good conscience. . .

If robotic scientists made their way into other labs, their human counterparts would not be out of a job anytime soon.

As for Becky Groom, she's feeling a lot better about herself, even though she has been out of a job for a year.

The company went bankrupt, my stock options were worthless and I was out of a job.

After a few months I got clear on what I wanted out of a job.

He "s likely to be bumped out of a job from a senior worker from the Millinocket mill. "

If your site's data and content is presented in a boring, listless manner, you'll lose your audience and maybe even be out of a job.

It is a nagging thought that occasionally wakes this correspondent in the early hours, for it could do him out of a job.

In theory it will be redundant in three years, when NATO combat troops are meant to have put themselves out of a job.

And finally there is the long-run problem of Spain's labour market, where one in five workers are officially out of a job.

Then, in 2001, the American company I was working for closed its European offices and I was out of a job.

Medics are perverse, self-thwarting creatures who dothemselves out of a job by curing patients who then no longer need them.

Being out of a job ranks as one of life's most stressful experiences.

On any given day, a club member could be out of a job because a senator loses re-election, retires or resigns.

Now, without that road, your whole army, except for my 2nd Corps, would be out of a job.

If you refused, you just might be out of a job.

President Bush leaves office in two months, and Wolfowitz will be out of a job.

If Washington ran out of problems, think how many lobbyists would be out of a job, and how many special interest groups would just disband?

No recent recession has seen so many Americans out of a job for so long.

If you're out of a job, you're more likely to find one if you spend all your time looking for one, right?

Geography and psychology graduates were least likely to be unemployed. Some 7. 4% and 8. 3% were out of a job respectively.

They will, after all, be out of a job if companies no longer maintain their own big data centres.

But where does this leave Lehman employees who suddenly find themselves out of a job?

Those stupid multinational|corporations merged you out of a job!

If your scholarship does not result in publications you will be out of a job.

Well. . . you have tonight, otherwise, I'll probably be out of a job as well.

If you talk money too soon, you might accidentally price yourself out of a job.

The fortunate thing for Colorado is that many of these workers are only now finding themselves out of a job.

That would see Filettino's Mayor Luca Sellari out of a job. So he's leading the fight back.

I'm out of a job, I want a job , any sort of a job.

When you're on your way out of a job, there's a lot of fun ways to exit.

An entrepreneur may change job titles, but he is never out truly out of a job.

He worked in the fur business, but was constantly out of a job.

That means Nardelli, who has been head of Chrysler since 2007, could be out of a job if the deal goes through.

"Many people in Europe and America will be out of a job. Now we give them the means to set up their own businesses, " he says.

A central banker who mentioned the idea might soon be out of a job.

If he doesn't shape up, he'll soon be out of a job.

I thought everybody was going to get frozen out, and wed all be out of a job.

I hope not. I would be out of a job.

Because otherwise they'd be out of a job.

Alan Grant: It looks like we're out of a job.

He uses any excuse to weasel out of a job.

If the client doesn't like your idea, you'll be out of a job.

The median time all individuals were out of a job grew to 17. 9 weeks in June, the longest on records dating to 1967.

He has been thrown out of a job by the new machine.

Hes been out of a job for months.

That is what Mr Kerviel's former bosses, most of whom are either out of a job already or soon will be, think.

By 1936, one in six workers are still out of a job.

When they complete their task, they will be out of a job.

Friendly neighborhood retailers may very well cut them out of a job.

Remember that when you're out of a job, you don't have a stable source of income.

In the Detroit area, that could mean an additional 3, 000 workers will be out of a job by May 1.

One in five young Europeans is out of a job and the story isn't much better in America.

Monica: Oh my God, are you out of a job?

Wood carving is from carpentry and scattered out of a job in our country, the category of " fine woodworking" .

Are you out of a job?

Second Way you can make this happen: Are you out of a job while she is working?

Does that mean you're going to be out of a job when first contact's made? [laugh]