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Значения термина part of work на английском

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Part that a work consists of.

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      Использование термина part of work на английском
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      Lawmakers may vote in coming weeks on horse slaughter as part of work on Agriculture Department funding.
      Reuters
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      What's the coolest part of work day?
      Ebony
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      They said the monitoring of the trade unionists was part of work to protect the project from outside threats.
      The Guardian
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      Large new name signs have been erected over the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge as part of work to remove toll booths.
      BBC
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      Such exercise, could be easily be integrated into the workplace environment and should be part of work-life balance, Bruemmer said in an email.
      Reuters
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      Voice recordings have also been a key part of work in Zimbabwe -where we have taken podcasts into the community on MP3 players.
      The Guardian
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      All countries are expected to table targets as part of work towards a new climate change agreement, due to be concluded in Paris in December.
      Radio NZ
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      This is perfectly normal and all part of working out, she said.
      News.com.au
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      They are still part of working towards a legal outcome in 2015.
      The Guardian
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      EBONY: What was the most critical part of working on this collaboration?
      Ebony
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      What has been the most difficult part of working throughout the lockdown?
      The South African
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      He said flooding was part of working with the land here.
      Radio NZ
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      Storm had come to accept this as part of working with the man.
      Storm Front
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      All were part of working at Sunshine 101, Dublin's first super-pirate radio station.
      The Irish Times
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      How much of that is part of working at an agency?
      Wired
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      This, indeed, was the sad part of working in the Church of England then.
      From Death into Life / or, Twenty Years of my Ministry