remotely

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• In recent months, many agencies have called back some employees from leave or telework, although the number still working remotely remains high by the government’s traditional practices.

• Between a relatively unpredictable draft conducted remotely and free agency opening a mere 48 hours later — in November, no less — this was already sure to go down as one of the stranger weeks in the NBA’s 74-year history.

• While they can handle many of their tasks remotely, Facebook can’t send them its most problematic content, such as sexual exploitation content.

• Authors hunkering down at home became Zoom ’toonists, sometimes drawing remotely for fans, sometimes reading their works to school-age audiences in quarantine.

• Remote work trends Demand for apartments, condos and offices has weakened in many locations because many employees continue to work remotely to reduce the spread of the virus.

• This may be the case—but it is not remotely plausible evidence that this attack was therefore orchestrated by North Korea.

• I am not remotely embarrassed to relate he weighed just 9lb.

• America was different; the disease of HIV is not remotely the same.

• While not considered remotely as “scary” as Ebola, MERS, or HIV, it is still a sexually transmitted infection.

• Marriage is not a thought that is even remotely close to me at the moment.