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Filter by Meaning The division of labor is essential for the efficient functioning of a factory.
The division of labor among team members improved efficiency.
The generational division between older and younger employees sometimes hinders effective collaboration in the workplace.
The veterinarian used a scalpel for the division of the abscess in the dog's leg.
The veterinarian performed a division of the abscess to drain it and relieve the animal's discomfort.
The carpenter made a precise division of the wooden board using a saw.
The division among the team members caused a delay in completing the project.
The division of labor in our team ensures that each member has specific tasks to complete.
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