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Discover LudwigThe phrase "time and labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the amount of effort, energy, or work that is required to do something. For example: "The project took a lot of time and labor to complete."
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And the pickles, which require time and labor, are exactly as they should be: irresistible.
"When we don't honor discovery, we are robbing somebody's time and labor.
"Don't they get good value for their time and labor," Coogan asked.
But the film finally doesn't convey the time and labor spent by the monk.
To see if those predictions are right will require a lot more time and labor.
In addition alterations and changes to the designs require far less time and labor.
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Annotating sentences for positive and negative events is, however, a time and labor-intensive process.
Nevertheless, videotaping is both time and labor-consuming and even difficult to conduct in a long-term continuous assessment program.
It is a time- and labor-intensive process.
Generating accident scenarios is a time- and labor-consuming procedure.
Detailed dosimetric calculations are time- and labor-intensive.
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