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“We soon understood that people don’t want ‘flexibility,’ ” a human-resources consultant said, about implementing a program that allowed employees to choose when they worked. “Here’s what they want: complete control over their time.” https://t.co/FMaQupa7jT — PolitiTweet.org

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Jenny Erpenbeck’s most recent novel, “Go, Went, Gone” allows readers “to feel both the passing of time and the way events can loop back on themselves, creating dissonance and resonance,” @laurenoyler writes. https://t.co/yjEmzRrahP — PolitiTweet.org

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There is a hidden system by which guardians can seize control of the lives of senior citizens—without the consent of the elders or their families—and reap a significant profit. https://t.co/nPzdIIKNa1 — PolitiTweet.org

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