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Will Labor come to the party on the omnibus savings bill?

Africa may be known for decrepit infrastructure and corrupt governments — problems that are being steadily alleviated, Payne argues — but land and labor come so cheaply there that she calculates the risks are worthwhile.

Although it is not an idea likely to please parents who want to see decades of labor come to fruition as their child walks down the aisle, an extralong weekend in New York is perfect for getting hitched, thanks to the bargain-basement services of the Office of the City Clerk.

Just now I'm seeing the fruits of our labor come to life.

"Their labor comes without their body," Mr. Rivera said.

The Muslim labor came from the bordering Bangaldoba village Part II.

Constant, uncomplaining labor came to be seen as the way to banish doubt.

Each woman with induced labor and the corresponding woman with spontaneous labor came from the same labor ward, and they had babies of the same sex.

The greatest demand for labor comes from industries like meat packing.

Unfortunately, big labor comes out a big winner in John McCain's campaign finance plan.

A lifetime's labor came to an end early one Wednesday morning last October.