: industrious, diligent
- a hardworking young woman
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Most of all, Jerzy will be remembered as a selfless and hardworking father who was devoted to his family and to his community.
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But friends said Fleming wasn't violent in real life, describing him as a good man and a hardworking father of two.
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Despite Robinson's daughter's testimony that her father is a hardworking and loving man who is very involved in his family, Magistrate Judge Daniel Knowles, III ruled to keep him detained until his trial.
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But there are other forms of bias routinely expressed by the left that stereotype and malign good and hardworking Americans every day.
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The country is filled with hardworking and loving teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals and volunteers.
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Hanor said his client, a hardworking immigrant who started with nothing, never acted in bad faith.
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The woman who will soon join one of the richest, most powerful world families is descended from a hardworking Cleveland couple who lived in the early 20th Century.
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Quintana looks for players that have heart for the sport, are coachable, respectful, a team player, responsible and hardworking.
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