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working

Definition for working

adjective as in active, occupied

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He played junior varsity last season, and let’s just say Celts coach Derek Fisher is going to have fun working with him.

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It even included its own working telephone, electric cooker, fridge and running water in the kitchen, luxuries even for real homes in the 1930s.

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Our investigation also uncovered a man at the centre of an immigration crime group who said he had "customers in every city" and could enable illegal working.

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So, when she took on the role, she made an effort to meet everyone working on the film in person, she says.

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In March, Israel introduced a new registration process for aid groups working in Gaza, citing security reasons.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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