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Yet, according to the evidence above, the average worker does not seem to be enjoying his fair share of the fruits of economic prosperity.

"Folks, the system is not going to work if they do not believe they're getting a fair share, " Biden reasoned.

Ihad always been a sickly child, suffering more than my fair share of childhood ailments: asthma, chest infections and flu.

He did not mind giving his family a fair share of all that he earned, but he did not like to be forced to provide against his will.

Hamann dished out his fair share of tough tackles but he could also take a challenge without complaining to the referee.

She is always trying to get out of doing her fair share.

So if you're going to end up in hell due to a temptation to eat more than your fair share of stinky tofu, take a detour to Taipei first.

The trick was that three of the four fake players contributed reasonably to the kitty and took only a fair share, while the fourth did not.

One of the issues that was a total industry issue was we're not getting our fair share of good graduates into the banking industry.

I've had more than my fair share of problems recently, but now things seem to be getting better again.

Southern politicians say they are not allowed to examine the books to see whether they are getting their fair share.

No doubt, Bartz made her fair share of mistakes in her 32-month tenure there.

Economists long have studied 'free riders, ' the sort of people who take more than their fair share of something when circumstances permit.

It all depends on whether customers will abide by the motto that hangs above the counter: "Take what you need, leave your fair share. "

One of the committee members is not doing his fair share of the work; see what you can do to jack him up.

The ex-pop star has earned a fair share of admiration in the industry for her structured ladylike dresses.

Paula: Listen. As someone who's seen more than her fair share of bad beef, I'll tell you: that is not such a terrible thing.

Meanwhile, best effort (Internet type) data traffic is ensured equal access and a "fair" share of the remaining ring bandwidth.

He claimed, with justice, that he had not received his fair share.

Foreign enterprises account for a fair share of each agricultural product processing industry.

What price, the customer pays, the enterprise also has a fair share of profits and a few will win, so why not.

So most of the world would happily swap out schadenfreude for pleasant surprise were the U. S. government to act -- and pay its fair share.

"It's only right we ask everyone to pay their fair share, " Obama said from the Rose Garden at the White House.

But they do have to have their eyesight checked, and this seemingly simple exercise also holds its fair share of surprises.

but ensuring that girls get their fair share of education, and women their fair share of health care, would be a start.

I've seen my fair share of what I consider to be bad porn.

Those with the best connections to political elites have been largely spared their fair share of the pain.

With a retro running shoe renaissance on our hands, we've seen our fair share of re-developed and re-inspired designs of cult classics.

A special mechanism should be devised for shareholders, managers, workers and asset holders to bear their fair share of the burden.

It would be nice everyone paid their fair share, plebian and proletariat alike.

As perfect as some people's lives appear to be, I guarantee you that they too have their fair share of blemishes.

Cambodia, the land of the Mekong River and the Khmer people, has seen its fair share of violence and tragedy.

I'm going to raise Cain if I do not get my fair share.

You keep saying that you'll do your fair share of the housework. Remember that actions speak louder than words.

If you want a share of the pay, you'll have to do your fair share of the work.

I am thinking rather of willingness to take a fair share of necessary work, to be obliging in small ways that save trouble on the balance.

Sure, it has its fair share of off topic tweets, but no more off topic chatter than you'd find in your typical chat room or forum.

Supporters of stronger immigration laws say illegal immigrants use health care and public education systems without paying their fair share.

Few, however, would reopen a signed settlement in hopes of getting less than their fair share.

Thus China is getting more than its fair share of money flows from emerging markets funds.

So these changes should also make it easier for other sectors to attract a fair share of talented graduates.

And I say this as a man who has eaten a fair share of corned beef in his life.

In fact, I've watched my fair share of Disney throwbacks about um, 80 times, in the comfort of my own dorm room.

We were fractious and overpaid . . . The world was flush with internet cash and we got our fair share of it.

And it means bringing down our deficit in a balanced way by making necessary reforms and asking every American to pay their fair share.

It helpfully informs children when they should die in order to ensure they do not use more than their "fair share" of the planet.

Brazil fears that foreign researchers could exploit its biodiversity without paying the country a fair share of the profits.

Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have more than their fair share of luxury restaurants, high-end shops and fancy restaurants.

I can't say that I know them all by name, but I know my fair share of them.

David Cameron's initial Big Society speech certainly had its fair share of predictable responsibility invocations.

Seattle, the city in Washington state well-known for drizzle, cafes and the TV series "Frasier" is feeling its fair share of corporate pain.

Broccoli : Rich in vitamins A, C, and K (among many other nutrients), this veggie does more than its fair share of nutritional work.

The meta-scheduler typically has some scheduling policies defined that balance the workload or provide fair share rules.

It is obvious : the documents to be forged in the hard facts , Wilson received a fair share of action .

Once cultivated and encouraged, women have the opportunity to unapologetically claim their fair share of the marketplace.

Calgar is a proud man, a trait that has earned him more than a fair share of enemies within the Imperium's internecine politics.

For me I've felt it and I've heard more of my fair share of complaints of others feeling burned out.

It is only right that football obtains its fair share of income from betting.

This closing adventure had its fair share of scrapes with the authorities, well-taken goals and naughty fouls, but is over.

If you watch TV or listen to the radio, you've probably heard your fair share cell phone advertisements, which are ubiquitous.

It, too, has had more than its fair share of scorchers, though thankfully nowhere near as dramatic as those in, say, Moscow.

We were trying all these different things, periods of experimentation, we made a fair share of mistakes.

Australian sports teams win more than their fair share of titles, demolishing , rivals with seeming ease.

I suppose I've broken my fair share over the years. . .

There will be an entirely new mindset that puts others first, until everyone has a fair share of the benefits of all labors.

The visible church, though not without its fair share of schisms and faults, will endure until Christ returns for judgment.

Being single comes with its fair share of problems. The key is knowing how to handle them constructively.

However, Wenger believes that the 25-man limit is too strict - especially for teams who suffer more than their fair share of injuries.

Probably the best the present tenants can Hope for is a fair share of "" personal defensible space "" .

Ironically, I encountered a fair share of wily rabbit behavior. during my childhood, quite apart from cartoons.

It's vital that the voice of agriculture be heard in Cancun and subsequent meetings of negotiators so that it gets its fair share.

This year Chinese workers have risen even harder to demand a fair share of the prosperity they create.

Policy, governance and SLAs were also topics that received their fair share of attention from the researchers and the audience.

The Portuguese star is hot tempered and argumentative on the pitch, and gets more than his fair share of bookings.

Lara: Got my fair share of that already.

It's not a doddle being a professional footballer, so I think they'll have to shed their fair share of sweat.

There are plenty of bad things to be said about the Democrats, who have their fair share of cynics and careerists.

This blood-red lake outside of Iraq's Sadr City garnered a fair share of macabre speculation when it was discovered in 2007.

But advertising will continue to relocate online, and if Yahoo can grab its fair share, it will more than answer its critics.

His explanation is that he wanted Texas taxpayers to get their fair share of the money back.

To ensure that all ethnic groups in the Asian American Community have their fair share of health care by eliminating barriers.

But they and the families who await their safe return carry far more than their fair share of the burden.

The second considers that, as a developing country, China has done far more than its fair share.

Not all people going through divorces try to get more than their fair share.

All right, but I still want my fair share of the candy.

As Abu Dhabi's original shopping mall, the Hamdan must have seen its fair share of eye-to-eye bartering.

Mr. Gates said nations must be responsible for their fair share of the common defense.

The only way to get customers ' trust in the market competition Gets a fair share.

Like any emerging market, China has its fair share of fraud, scams and corporate governance fiascos.

Everybody must be given a fair share of the harvest.

The Touareg has received more than its fair share of recognition since its introduction.

The Arsenal manager has taken more than his fair share of flak following a poor start to the season.

I'm sure by now, we've all seen our fair share of LED lights used in pointless ways.

Often see them the courage to accept other people do not want to accept fair share of things, and to seek a satisfactory outcome.

Because you've you fair share of grey hair and I know who helped put them there.

Of course, the governments make sure they get their fair share through licensing and taxes.

of the pay, you will have to do your fair share of the work.

and why provincial cities provide more than their fair share of Europe's champion clubs.

Over the years, I've encountered my fair share of difficult people.

Let's face it, even the most advanced societies have more than their fair share of "have nots" .

I've always chipped in and done my fair share of housework.

Not that I don't have my fair share of fights, but we're ready for these two women to treat each other better.

I make sure that I don't do more than my fair share of the chores.

If you take more than your fair share of objectives, you will get more than your fair share of objectives to take.

The country has seen its fair share of food-pricing mania wreak havoc in its economy.

Don't worry about them getting your fair share, it's not possible for anybody to get your fair share.

"Europe is not paying its fair share of innovation, " Read said.

That said, I must confess that I've written more than my fair share of JSP scriptlets when deadlines got tight.

It is understood that the Bishop and Presbyters shall distribute a fair share to the Deacons and other Clergymen.

This is an honor that's well deserved for Fish, who's been through more than his fair share of health and physical problems.

Africa has far more than its fair share of disease, misery, and premature death.

Proportional representation gives all parties a fair share of seats based on the percentage of the vote each gets.

The tragedy of many people's lives is that they think there's not enough to go round and they must n't take more than their fair share.

These are hard times in Louisiana and across the Gulf Coast, an area that has already seen more than its fair share of troubles.

I'm sure that all of you will buy your fair share and no more.

And if they want everyone to pay a fair share, they need leaders who are seen to do likewise.

It's not a doddle being a professional footballer, so I think they'll have their fair share of sweat!

They always do their fair share of things and will always "listen to reason" .

2011 has seen more than its fair share of disruption, disasters, downturns, and social turmoil.

As for Sagna, his crossing was excellent at times and got his fair share of assists.

(Laughter. ) We need a tax code where everyonegets a fair shake and where everybody pays their fair share.

Disputes in the showbiz world may make the headlines but the corporate sector has seen its fair share of battles.

Inside of families, men still haven't figured out how to shoulder their fair share of the household burden.

During his tenure as provost, Cole experienced his fair share of political messiness .

Political news has always contained its fair share of media bias.

Working at a newspaper has it's fair share of tense moments.

Magic and Bird had their fair share of playoff lapses in key Finals games.

They want a fair share of the prosperity they create.

"We do get our fair share of politicians on the site, " Roberts says.

If one of us wouldn't eat more than his fair share!

Not really. I'm worried about the other two people in my group. They are just sitting back, not really doing their fair share of the work.

Asia has its fair share of experience with bubbles and busts.

We've all paid our fair share except Jessica, who's never got any money.

It's time for asset managers to start paying their fair share of taxes.

When offered food, take only your fair share.

When We were falling apart, You marched in your troops and wanted your "fair share" .

When we were falling apart, you marched in your troops and demanded your fair share.

I know you've already seen more than your fair share of hard times.

"We just want our fair share, " he insists.

The BVT also has its fair share of detractors.

Yes, I have to play a bit more. I am sure with the number of games we have got, so many cup competitions, I will start my fair share.

You adhere to your duties today. If others want to relax and have a good time, you may feel that they are not shouldering their fair share.

I had more than my fair share in my first term as governor.

I've had more than my fair share of troubles in my time.

5 5. How to achieve relative fair share of public resources in the metropolis which is now facing huge gap between different stratum?

I'd had more than my fair share of near-death experiences; it wasn't something you ever really got used to.

If a band member leaves the band, they will want their fair share for what they've done on the album.

Pay attention to their fair share of oil gas hole size, and the design of the gas points capacity.

Wait! You'll get your fair share.

I'm tired of getting the short end of the stick. I want my fair share.

We've certainly experienced more than our fair share of catastrophes , but the most important thing is that we're together and happy.

Why do I always get the short end of the stick? I want my fair share!

Of course, the athletes leave with their fair share, but the tour has donated $1 billion to charity in the past 15 years.

"If you look at the way science and technology are presented today, it's worse than they just don't get their fair share of time, " he says.

Are you getting your fair share of the profits within a business partnership?

I want to do it. I want to make sure I get my fair share.

Have you been in team situations where not everyone carried their fair share of the?

Have you been in team situations where not everyone carried their fair share of the workload? If so, how did you handle the situation?

Is this brand getting its fair share of the customer's wallet?

A repeat of the failed Copenhagen summit is likely unless the global north is prepared to take its fair share of CO2 cuts

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns John C. Bogle

If you have a friend who never buys a round or who rarely pays their fair share, try not to get too angry.

She said you gotta do your fair share

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I've had my fair share of tough breaks

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