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workload

noun as in line of duty

noun as in work load

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Everything Hawke knew about workload and recovery times went out the window.

Remember what it was like to see him overpower the Brewers with his fastball and sweeper when questions start about him being too old to withstand the workload of a two-way player.

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The move is the result of more than a year of talks to iron out differences over ownership, workload and antitrust regulations, among other things.

Analysts anticipate this development could help ease some of Amazon’s capacity constraints, which have hurt AWS’ ability to gain a bigger share of existing AI workloads up to this point.

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“As cloud reliance and workloads expand, these outages could hit industries harder.”

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

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