I knew what his spirit was, and that to feel himself a shirker in the hour of his country's need would make him most unhappy.
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It often seems unable to recognize the distinction between shirkers and non-television-watchers, like 28-year-old Graham Smith, from Southampton.
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Not only does this perpetuate a dangerous myth that men are shirkers and women aren't, but that maternity is a life sentence and paternity is optional.
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Some other residents of small buildings say that shirkers are often the same people who repeatedly " forget " to pay their monthly maintenance fee on time.
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If so, pay could be adjusted constantly to elicit the greatest output _ the greatest efficiency _ from each individual, and shirkers would earn less than hard workers.
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His opponent expressed surprise that " a minister whose Government berates'shirkers'couldn't be bothered to get out of bed to defend his own policy ."
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Lawyers for the Serbs say that they are not always getting a sympathetic ear from judges, with some implying that the men are shirkers for trying to avoid military service.
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Find one or two members who confront their mates in the locker room after half-hearted performances, who challenge shirkers to near-physical confrontation, who stoke emotions.
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We all know that death is the greatest mystery, and Chad Taylor has taken it on in " Shirker " ( Walker, $ 23.95 ).
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The Indian cricket squad's physiotherapist Andrew Leipus has called skipper Sourav Ganguly a shirker when it comes to working hard on his fitness, a senior official said Wednesday.
