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asleep on the job

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Mr Netanyahu has been condemned by his many political enemies in Israel for being asleep on the job when Hamas invaded, and for presiding over a catastrophic military and intelligence failure.

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Sweeney was accused of being "completely asleep on the job" at a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee hearing last year, and told he should consider resigning after Wasps and Worcester went under.

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Speaking about his opponents, Mr Blackie said: "Sadiq Khan has been asleep on the job and the Conservatives have been discredited due to their failure to address the cost-of-living crisis."

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Reactions to sleeping on the job ranged from sympathy with the pilots' work schedule to shock that they fell asleep on the job.

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“Katie’s opponent is nowhere to be found on the campaign trail just like he’s been asleep on the job for decades. He’s the Joe Biden of Alabama: 40 years running for office, six terms in Congress, and nothing to show for it but empty words,” Sean Ross, a spokesman for Britt, said in a statement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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