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Meanings of work often in English

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Usage of work often in English
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Sofia is happy that her work often gets picked for this event.
Radio NZ
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The only down side so far is that her work often goes unseen.
Wired
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For the families involved in the book, work often doesn't pay.
The Guardian
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People who see my work often become obsessed with the process.
The Guardian
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But the work often concerns people who have been threatened.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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It is his peculiar eloquence that gives exhilaration to work often described as bleak.
The Guardian
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This type of work often accompanies and follows relief work.
Problems in American Democracy
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That suits Wood: volunteer work often ends up costing more than it saves, he said.
Reuters
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Besides their unity of thought and feeling, their work often lay in the same direction.
Mary Wollstonecraft
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Days-andnights, too-ofhard work often come together in the life of the road man.
Tales of the Road
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Leaving work often removes our sense of 'purpose' and 'status' which now needs to be replaced.
The Irish Times
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We presented my card, for overt references to police work often made people reluctant to talk.
In the shadow of gotham
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But she says it's nothing new to her, with her work often leaving her sleep deprived.
Radio NZ
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His work often takes on topics from his real life - including arranged marriage and… Audio
Radio NZ
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Her work often focuses on the anxieties of everyday life - or hovers slightly above it.
Radio NZ
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He aped, first Milton and afterward Gray, so closely that his work often seems like parody.
A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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