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The ordinary peasantry seemed to have been forced to labour on the construction of the Norman castles that existing in every major town.

On the production side, it uses expensive but flexible German labour on what can be seen and cheaper east European workers on what cannot.

China will participate in international economic cooperation and division of labour on a larger scale and in greater depth.

Lib Dem supporters are to the left of Labour on every broad category except the role of the state.

The air grow darker and darker, other peasants have come back home, they still labour on the vast field.

Cheap labour on the doorstep has also helped to hold down costs at home.

As for well-being, other studies show that elderly people who stop working tend to die sooner than their peers who labour on.

It has worked. The Tories are now as trusted as Labour on health.

Populus poll this month showed that voters favour Labour on welfare reform.

Mr Barak would be more likely to keep Labour on board.

In the last week of March, a poll of polls showed the Tories on 37% and Labour on 31%.

There is plenty of casual labour on construction sites, but few long-term jobs on offer.

One poll put Labour on only 25%, just three points ahead of the Lib Dems.

Greet Mary, who bestowed much labour on us.

Labour, on the other hand, is calling for tax increases on the wealthy and relatively minor tweaks to the social-security system.

With the development of numerical control equipment, severe shortage of labour on numerical control field is becoming more and more serious.

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The effect of the movement of rural labour on the earning distribution of rural commons in Guizhou

Effect of Technology, Capital and Labour on the Output