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While a draw against the current league leaders may be deemed a missed opportunity for United, former England striker White believed it showed how far the club has come.

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Federal employees deemed "essential" continued to work, though without pay.

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He added that "certain commercial activities have been detected which can be deemed inconsistent" with Benidorm's laws.

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Workers deemed to be essential may still be on duty or at their desks, but they too may not be paid while the shutdown lasts.

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Essential workers such as border agents and the military may be forced to work without pay for the time being - but government employees deemed non-essential are temporarily put on unpaid leave.

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

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