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prolabor

  • a word derived from labor.
    labor
    noun
    productive activity, especially for the sake of economic gain.

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He is firmly prolabor; yet his role in arbitrating last year's national rail strike miffed union leaders.

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A number of union leaders consider Tsongas a turncoat, even though his voting record over the years has been prolabor.

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In short, the Cuban electorate approved Grau's strongly prolabor, socialistic program which had included Government seizure, retention and operation of factories, fuel supplies, and trolley lines.

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Murray now proposed: let's fight side by side for prolabor legislation, and forget about reunions.

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The forces that shaped Jackson included the prolabor, internationalist traditions of Washington State, and his close-knit family.

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