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On this night, though, Snell had nothing left — having failed to record a single 1-2-3 inning in what became his shortest start of the playoffs, five-plus innings that required 100 laborious pitches.

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Lifelong residences will be replaced by Airbnbs, development groups and deep-pocketed foreign buyers with enough time and money to navigate the laborious permit process.

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But speed evidently comes at the expense of the laborious checks and balances which slow down central banks from issuing fiat currency but, in turn, protect the dollar.

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The laborious method of cartooning is what carries enough sway to move the needle.

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“This is definitely more of what I was envisioning,” Muncy said this weekend, reflecting back on the early-season struggles and laborious swing work over the winter that preceded his two-month tear.

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