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Discover LudwigThe phrase "save labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the act of reducing or eliminating the need to expend time and effort. For example, "This new machine will help to save labour and increase productivity."
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The spin can't save Labour from tough choices.
The impetus behind it all is not the philanthropy to save labour, but greed.
He is leaving with dignity, having fought a gallant, dogged campaign to save Labour from eclipse.
This week the trade unions must join battle to save Labour again.
Edging away from the core vote, however, won't save Labour from electoral slaughter.
"Those of us who fought to save Labour in the 1980s will be experiencing a growing sense of déjà vu," he told The Times.
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The unions saved labour.
He may think he has saved Labour from itself.
There's a big problem with the idea of "saving Labour", which underlay Eagle's speech.
Only the election saved Labour from a humiliating defeat in the regulatory courts.
The internet is not saving labour, but dividing it up in new and interesting ways.
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