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workload

noun as in line of duty

noun as in work load

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The scale of the workload now being anticipated holds out the prospect of demand for rolled steel plates from the Dalzell steelworks in Motherwell.

From BBC

Without knowing it, he was suffering from a bad “bowl” that was compounded by his annually heavy innings workload.

He said he expects to play as his workload ramps up.

L.A. welcomes a new running back duo, with Hampton and Harris expected to carry a heavy workload in the run-oriented offense.

Human oversight is unlikely to solve the problem, Mr Sancho believes, because you can't add enough people to keep up with the agents' workload.

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

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