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a group of moles considered as a unit or colony
the social class of people who perform manual work or work for wages
any work, effort, or task carried out or attempted
the federal department in the United States responsible for promoting and regulating working conditions and protecting wage earners
a political party in Great Britain, founded in 1900, advocating for workers' rights and social reforms, historically including the socialization of key industries
organized efforts by workers, especially through unions, to improve conditions, wages, or rights
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