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Article: And with a bound the hare could be gone.(News)

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Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
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February 15, 2005
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Byline: By LIZ SHANKLAND

Working from home requires real discipline, as anyone who does it will know. Setting yourself deadlines and targets is the only way to cope, but there are always so many distractions which manage to divert the attention. It's 10 times worse when your desk is next to a window which overlooks fields and trees - and when you have a pair of binoculars at hand.

The other day I was doing pretty well, beavering away at the keyboard, finally writing a piece I'd been meaning to get done for weeks.

At last I was sufficiently ...

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