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Highly skilled, highly educated workers do increasingly well in an increasingly specialized economy driven by knowledgework.
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In an era of so-called " knowledgework", it should not be necessary for some people to go anywhere near an office.
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Was this instinct and knowledgeworking through the disordered fancies of fever?
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His instincts and knowledgeworked automatically, and his brain worked slowly and in words.
Использование термина intellectual labour на английском
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To the woman with general intelligence is assigned the lowest drudgery of intellectuallabour.
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So that intellectuallabour is not, necessarily, unfavourable to longevity.
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But in intellectuallabour there is another charm-webecome more intimate with our own nature.
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We cannot obtain Intuition without intellectuallabour, for it must have an intellectual or scientific basis.
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He possessed in an extraordinary degree the power of continuous intellectuallabour, nor did he spare himself.
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Southward, beyond the river, was the city of study, of intellectuallabour, so calm, so perfectly serene.
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Hopeless indeed is the position of that woman who brings into the intellectuallabour market nothing but general intelligence.
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And here is excellent advice as to the fashion in which men may hope to get through great intellectuallabour: says Ellesmere,-
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Then, too, he recoiled from Francois' purely intellectuallabour, for he himself had scarcely emerged from the harrowing study of conflicting texts.
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The position of a man who wished to live by intellectuallabour was far from easy at that time and not always dignified.
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Thus habitual idleness gains too much power to be conquered, and the soul shrinks from the idea of intellectuallabour and intenseness of meditation.
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In complexity and difficulty, I should say that the intellectuallabour of a "good hunter or warrior" considerably exceeds that of an ordinary Englishman.
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The males absorbed the intellectuallabours of life; slaves and dependents the physical.
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It was a common argument at the time, at least in intellectualLabour circles.
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Three among these-thegreatest scholars that Japan ever produced-especiallyprepared the way, by their intellectuallabours, for the abolition of the Shogunate.