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And in "working man's" jargon, you'd say "pulling a shift" or "I don't have seniority, so I have to pull the graveyard shift." (for instance) [or, as Jackie pointed out , "pull a double."]
Pull an all-nighter Did a little partying back in the day, eh, Father Steve? Welcome to the club!
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