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I was beginning to relent towards my wretched partner; to pity his forlorn, comfortless condition, unalleviated as it is by the consolations of intellectual resources and the answer of a good conscience towards God; and to think I ought to sacrifice my pride, and renew my efforts once again to make his home agreeable and lead him back to the path of virtue; not by false professions of love, and not by pretended remorse, but by mitigating my habitual coldness of manner, and commuting my frigid civility into kindness wherever an opportunity occurred; and not only was I beginning to think so, but I had already begun to act upon the thought - and what was the result?

I suppose that I am commuting a felony, but it is just possible that I am saving a soul.

ENPNewswire-August 16, 2019--New Mexico Department of Transportation partnering with Enterprise to provide commuting solution

The average time spent commuting rose in seven Surrey authorities last year, while falling in just three.

HUNDREDS of people living in Wales are commuting to London.

This trend is thanks in large part to dedicated campaigns encouraging populations to think beyond their cars when it comes to finding commuting solutions.

The researchers, from the University of Glasgow, suggest active commuting could reduce some of the risk associated with being obese or overweight and help people meet recommended physical activity levels.

[USA] Apr 28 (ANI): Obese people who commute by car have a 32 per cent higher risk of death due to any cause contrast to people who have normal weight and engage in active commuting, research claimed.

HR magazine, Personnel Today, says we are all spending more and more time commuting, with travel times now five minutes longer on average than they were in 2007.

He further suggested that bureaucrats and government officer should also use cycle for commuting.

In fact, the IFS researchers found that having a baby meant women were commuting for much less time.