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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.
3
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.
1
Douglas was a competitor, a striver, as urgent as that soaring voice.
2
I fear I will never be the great lawyer-butthe striver, yes, always.
3
The BOJ is the ineffectual striver, working terribly hard but to little actual impact.
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This was the luxury of being a striver's son.
5
Always a striver, I made that 10 percent and got a second one (not) free.
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She was not bright, but maybe she was indeed a hard worker.
2
Tanemura could tell he was a quick learner and a hard worker.
3
He was a hard worker who gave 110 percent to every endeavor.
4
Peter, in spite of his frivolities, claimed to be a hard worker.
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A hard worker himself, those around him were stimulated to hard work.
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I formed a relationship with another guy who was a hard worker.
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Mr Singh said Kamel Darwish was a hard worker who had learnt quickly.
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He is a hard worker and has an exciting future ahead of him.
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Ms Norman said her daughter was a hard worker who loved her job.
10
She was the perfect combination of fun but also a good, hard worker.
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Guillermo is a true artist, but he's also a hard worker.
12
Short was by nature a hard worker; Angleside was amazingly idle.
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He was also a very hard worker, a man that never stopped working.
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She is just a hard worker, completely focused on what she is doing.
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He's a hard worker, and he can really sing and dance.
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She could truthfully recommend the old woman as a hard worker.
