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Meanings of labour under in English

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Usage of labour under in English
1
In prosecuting his work, Mr Evans had to labour under many disadvantages.
On the Indian Trail / Stories of Missionary Work among Cree and ...
2
That imaginary ship seemed to labour under a most comprehensive curse.
A Personal Record
3
These are disadvantages, all taken together, that the Republicans labour under.
Speeches & Letters of Abraham Lincoln, 1832-1865
4
This comedy appears to labour under the very same faults as the 'Peace.'
The Eleven Comedies, Volume 2
5
He, John Hodder, was to live under that cloud, to labour under it.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 01
6
Don't think I labour under any delusion as to our powers.
The Path to Honour
7
Healthcare is no exception and South Africa continues to labour under a two-tier system.
The Guardian
8
No longer do you need to labour under the tyranny of the selfie stick.
The Irish Times
9
Since Will has put you in my care, I labour under a twofold responsibility.
The Way of an Eagle
10
The whole summer we had to labour under this disadvantage.
Roughing It in the Bush
11
And even her other special allies seemed to labour under unusual restraint with her.
The Prime Minister
12
Is not this a fearful curse that I labour under?
Mathilda
13
And Norrell and I are hardly the first English magicians to labour under an enchantment.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
14
Woods continues to labour under the false illusion that he can compete for major championships.
The Guardian
15
Both seemed unwilling to begin the conversation, and to labour under the influence of mutual embarrassment.
The Monk: A Romance
16
But it is hard to see how so many men could labour under the same delusion.
True Irish Ghost Stories
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