1. And yes, those teamster pensions are really great.

2. One teamster was run over by his own wagon.

3. The example of the teamster has already been mentioned.

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4. To me, the top Teamster officers seem disconnected from the Teamsters, almost irrelevant to it.

5. Then one day a Teamster with a pension case came into our office.

6. Back in the early eighties, it was the Teamster employers that seemed more like gypsies.

7. Bob likes a Cadillac, because, being a Teamster, he gets a bellyful of road and likes a nice ride.

8. Teamster drivers, meanwhile, had gone more than a month receiving only strike benefits of $ 55 a week.

9. Look at the teamster on the highway, wending to market by day or night; does any divinity stir within him?

10. Even before deregulation, the Teamster employers could seem like gypsies.

11. If a Teamster fails to keep earning service credit, he can forfeit, or lose, all his prior service credit.

12. "The company needs some help, " a Teamster official said at the time.

13. Crawford, an aging teamster, limped into the office where I worked as a field examiner intern for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).

14. A teamster cursed as the Poor Fellows ordered his wagon out of the way.

15. And here the teamster, on his way to Portland market, would put up for the night; and, if a bachelor, might sit an hour beyond the usual bedtime, and steal a kiss from the mountain maid at parting.

16. I telephone a woman at Central States, which is the big Teamster pension fund.

17. They pulled and heaved under the prodding and loud yelling of the teamster who tried to coordinate them.

18. Richard Brigle, 57, a Vietnam War veteran and former Teamster, came from Michigan.

19. When you are in the movie business, you want your business card to say actor, director, star, Teamster, driver. You just don't want it to say shareholder.

20. O'Shea acknowledges that newspapers can't exist without robust profits needed to buy printing presses, pay Teamster contracts and cover the cost of reporters traveling to hurricanes and revolutions.