Rest Period

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	"Returning to bombline off coast of Korea after a short rest period in Yokosuka, Japan." (Quoted from the original caption). The photo is dated November 1953, but was actually taken during Manchester's first two Korean War tours, 1950-52. All of her 6-inch gun turrets, four of her 5"/38 gun mounts and all of her main and secondary gun directors are trained on the port beam.Credit: NAVY.		Youngsters during a rest period, Radburn, New Jersey.Credit: Library of Congress.
	Youngsters during a rest period, Radburn, New Jersey.Credit: Library of Congress.		White Plains, Greene County, Georgia. Rest period in school.Credit: Library of Congress.
	Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland. Gas demonstration. During a rest period at the gas mask factory.Credit: Library of Congress.		Arden, New York. Interracial activities at Camp Gaylord White, where children are aided by the Methodist Camp Service. Rest period.Credit: Library of Congress.
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Non-Fiction Usage: Rest Period

Subject	Topic	Quote
Health		Take short naps or breaks, rather than one long rest period. (references)
		Do not feel that you have to do everything you normally do. Try to get more sleep at night, and plan your day so that you have time to rest if you need it. Several short naps or breaks may be more helpful than a long rest period. (references)
Economic History	Honduras	There is a requirement for at least one 24-hour rest period every week. (references)
	Zimbabwe	The workweek averages 40 hours, but can go as high as 60. The law mandates a 24-hour rest period each week. (references)
	Bahamas	The next pay raise is not scheduled until 2003. The Fair Labor Standards Act requires at least one 24-hour rest period per week, paid annual vacations, and employer contributions to National Insurance (social security). (references)
Political Economy	TUNISIA	Most business sectors observe a 48-hour workweek, with one 24-hour rest period. (references)
	BELGIUM	By law, the standard workweek cannot exceed 40 hours and must include at least one 24-hour rest period. (references)
	FINLAND	Employees working in shifts or during the weekend are entitled to a 24-hour rest period during the week. (references)
Worker Rights	Rwanda	There is no mandated rest period. (references)
	Malaysia	Each workweek must include a 24-hour rest period. (references)
	Congo	One 24-hour rest period is required every 7 days. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Modern Translations: Rest Period

Language		Translations for "rest period"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		sammenhængende hviletid (uninterrupted rest period). (various references)

Dutch		aaneengesloten rustperiode (uninterrupted rest period). (various references)

French		repos ininterrompu (uninterrupted rest period). (various references)

German		ruhezeit (off season, rest, rest time rules, the 11-hour rule). (various references)

Greek		συνεχής χρόνος ανάπαυσης (uninterrupted rest period). (various references)

Hungarian		pihenõ idõ (leisure time). (various references)

Italian		riposo (quietness, refreshment, relaxation, repose, rest, rest and de-energised, rest and de-energized). (various references)

Japanese Kanji		昼休み (lunch break, noon recess, noon rest period). (various references)

Japanese Katakana		ひるやすみ (lunch break, noon recess, noon rest period). (various references)

Pig Latin		estray eriodpay
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Anagrams: Rest Period

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "d-e-e-i-o-p-r-r-s-t"
	-1 letter: portieres, presorted, proteides, redeposit, reposited, roistered.
	-2 letters: destrier, diopters, dioptres, dopester, epidotes, peridots, pierrots, poetised, poetiser, poetries, portered, portiere, preedits, presider, priested, proteide, proteids, reported, reprised, resorted, respired, respited, restored, riposted, roperies, sportier, topsider.
	-3 letters: deports, deposer, deposit, derries, desirer, despite, diester, dieters, diopter, dioptre, disport, dopiest, dorpers, editors, epidote, episode, oersted, oreides.
	Words containing the letters "d-e-e-i-o-p-r-r-s-t"
	+1 letter: misreported.
	+2 letters: depreciators, madreporites, pteridosperm.
	+3 letters: predestinator, premeditators, pteridosperms, redemptioners, redescription, reproductives, superordinate.
	+4 letters: hermaphrodites, hydrotherapies, hypermodernist, predestinators, preordainments, radiotherapies, redescriptions.
	+5 letters: daguerreotypies, daguerreotypist, hypermodernists, preponderations, proletarianised, radiotelegraphs, thermoperiodism.
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