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Meanings of heavy workload in English

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Usage of heavy workload in English
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Unsurprisingly, she is now feeling the effects of her extremely heavy workload.
News.com.au
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Paradis, who sometimes struggles with his English, now has a heavy workload.
Reuters
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But he said the PNG leader already has a heavy workload.
Radio NZ
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Recently my heavy workload really seems to be getting to me.
Petals from the sky
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Lottie was accustomed to heavy workload late at night and kept a good pace.
Future Lovecraft
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Secondly is Eddie Jones' decision not to rest the heavy workload of his first-teamers.
The South African
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But everyone knew the twelve thousand medical staff were going to suffer a heavy workload.
The Naked God
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What bothered Ferenc wasn't the heavy workload, so much.
Cauldron of Ghosts
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Like his hero in "Millennium," Carter is a visionary with a heavy workload.
The new yorker
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High risks This heavy workload is compounded by the unpredictability of the job, according to Prinsloo.
The South African
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The top three reasons for dissatisfaction were low pay, contentious doctor-patient relationships, and a heavy workload.
Pubmed
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Crawford holds strong as Blackhawks blow out Wings CHICAGO -Corey Crawford welcomed the heavy workload.
Reuters
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Had the heavy workload got to him?
The Guardian
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Key figures who have endured a heavy workload were rested to prepare them for the Australian conference champions.
Radio NZ
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Bryant figures to receive another heavy workload Saturday as Nebraska looks to control the clock against Oregon's explosive attack.
Reuters
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Pacific eye care specialists are under strain, with a heavy workload, large areas to cover and often minimal resources.
Radio NZ
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