: industrious, diligent
- a hardworking young woman
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The reckless and short-sighted decision by the administration to end cost-sharing subsidies for 233,663 Pennsylvanians — 55 percent of all marketplace enrollees — will leave hardworking people facing higher premiums and a chaotic insurance market.
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Our small fishing-town economies are dependent on the hardworking people at the processors.
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In 1992, his family described Green as a hardworking man who wouldn't pick a fight or back down from a conflict.
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That width also gives plenty of space to the wind and kite surfers running circles around the hardworking racers.
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The instrumental writing of Cyrano is sometimes magicianly, as mentioned, but on the night of the preview there were balance problems, and this affected the hardworking chorus as well as the individual singers.
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That’s my kind of girl.’ Gigi is open, giggly, wise and hardworking....
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The hardworking Mary Tuomanen won two cash awards totaling $25,000.
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Born to two Parisian pastry shop owners in the latter half of the 19th century, Eugène Schueller was growing up to be an exceptionally studious and hardworking young man.
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