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A large proportion of the work force toils on farms, for instance, and a relatively small part of it is employed in factories.

Boyarsky toils in a back room drenched in natural light, her cat Roxy at her side.

For whatever excuse this show doesn't have the bravery to subject Carrie to any of these toils and snares, preferring to recycle the dog-eared pages of her little black book as an easy way to avoid alienating the faithful.

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Clarence and Ginni show us how it's done: not just the lunch, but also the chef, the estate he toils in, and a private jet and yacht to get to the secluded island it sits on.

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Even “Minari,” which chronicled the toils of a Korean immigrant family, offered a rare look at Asian American life in rural Arkansas.

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

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