A writer or artist who sells services to different employers without a long-term contract with any of them.
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IRELAND'S TAX system discriminates against the self-employed, a leading accountant said yesterday.
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It has developed loan products for the families in the self-employed category.
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Real figures, real losses and real people, many of them self-employed citizens.
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But what about people who are self-employed, changing jobs or currently unemployed?
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Barristers are technically self-employed; their clerks are responsible for mediating with clients.
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There was no problem getting the free-lance Negro bankers out of business.
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Milo and Sam and the others like them kept hunting free-lance overseas.
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He moved to N.Y. doing free-lance illustrations for book and magazine publishers.
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I am scarcely more than a free-lance who has had his blessing.
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Mr. D. is an Englishman, who has been a free-lance film director.
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And I can't spare the money to go over as a free-lance.
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Conversation with a couple of free-lance writers who were in the library.
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Then he went on, hard-faced, So now you're a free-lance muscle boy.
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Campbell, a free-lance artist, is divorced from William Campbell, a television producer.
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Alex began his full time free-lance career as a 'Provider of Information'.
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It was all very well when you were quite a free-lance-butnow-Oh
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However, there are many ups and downs in the trade of free-lance writer.
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None of the gang was permitted the liberty of a free-lance.
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But finance was by no means the only subject of this terrible free-lance.
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Prescott's client plans to live off other assets and some modest free-lance income.
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I am a Cornell DU now making my living as a free-lance writer.