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Vaccinations could improve the winged creatures’ chances of surviving the onset of white-nose syndrome, according to Smith, but injecting individual bats is laborious.

I also love the laborious detail you provide about the car you drive in case your set is fact-checked.

Why go out and splurge on an external hard drive for a laborious backup process when you can simply have the whole thing happen in real time?

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Out a second-straight game while he nursed left leg soreness, Rojas watched the play from the dugout, reflecting on Ohtani’s laborious season as he watched the ball sail over the fence.

It’s got to be a laborious way to acquire this skill, but it speaks to the dedication many incarcerated people have—a commitment that is thwarted by censorship policies.

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

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