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In Brazil sugar was the great slave labor staple; in America, cotton.
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As a result, the slave will contain different data than the master.
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I believe the government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.
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I think they were held there in human-trafficking, slave conditions, Franklin said.
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As a result, the slave's data will be different from the master's.
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Towards the end we had to buckle down to more serious stuff.
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I was determined to buckle down for what remained of the semester.
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Just buckle down to this for a while and see how it goes.
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Work is the thing, and I'll buckle down to it again.
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I'm going to buckle down until the term is over, honest I am.
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What matters is being able to knuckle down when things get serious.
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But the commander refused to knuckle down to any show of arrogance.
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Expect Mackenzie to knuckle down on project execution, boost productivity and cut costs.
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But she had to knuckle down-takethe easy way for her.
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He circled to her back and stroked a knuckle down the exposed skin.
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"My goodness," he whispered to Ned, "that all-fours' work is enough to break one's back, Ned."