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workload

noun as in line of duty

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noun as in work load

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And this time, he won’t be subjected to the workload restrictions that forced him to make an early exit from that previous no-hit bid.

It found that businesses also have concerns that it would be difficult to administer and add to their workload.

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Jason, a warden for Portsmouth City Council, tells us "a lot of police stuff is being downgraded to antisocial behaviour", multiplying his workload.

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More assessments throughout the courses would also increase teachers' workload, she added.

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His heavy workload in the India series resulted in the shoulder injury.

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