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Discover Ludwig"heavy duties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to difficult, challenging tasks or responsibilities that require a lot of effort. Examples: "I had to take on heavy duties in order to get us back on track." "My brother's heavy duties at work caused a great amount of stress."
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It will also set a (generous) quota beyond which heavy duties would apply.
South Korean memory-chip makers have been hit with heavy duties.
It will raise sales taxes across the board and impose heavy duties on luxury items such as perfume and chocolate.
Sooner or later, the administration is likely to put heavy duties on a new list of luxury goods.
Then in 1894 he closed the "drifts," or fords, of the Vaal River to prevent the transport of goods by wagon, besides imposing heavy duties on Cape produce.
"He is a new president," Mubarak apparently told al-Watan, "who has assumed heavy duties for the first time, and we should not judge him now".
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