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manpower

noun as in laborers

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"Gradually, we're promoting new regions, so that as interest increases, the infrastructure and manpower needed to support them can develop."

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But these were not industries that required huge manpower, which meant they never created jobs on the same scale as manufacturing did in countries like China and Vietnam.

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Rather than a lottery, he has backed proposals for all eligible young men to undergo a medical from July 2027, so the Bundeswehr has a clear snapshot of available manpower.

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Russia is rich in natural resources and holds a significant manpower advantage over Ukraine, but it is also vast.

But the underlying report on the church’s “manpower problem” paints too gloomy a picture.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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