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The phrase "a labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to work or effort, particularly in a context related to tasks or jobs, often in a more formal or literary sense.
Example: "The project was a labour of love, requiring countless hours of dedication and effort."
Alternatives: "an effort" or "a task".
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Still a Labour donor?
We need a Labour mayor.
"There's actually a labour shortage".
A Labour MP I think.
Still, a Labour loss here seems unlikely.
Surprised this is a Labour flyer.
That points to a Labour opposition.
He also stole a Labour catchphrase.
1970s Becomes a Labour councillor in Glasgow.
Got a Labour leaflet through the door.
She would support a Labour administration.
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