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The fraternity pledges are given all the menial jobs.menial = of work: unskilled and uninteresting
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Her work experience consists of menial jobs, but she's performed them reliably.
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The monster may be able to do some menial chores. (source)menial = unskilled
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Selling junk for petty cash, our menial jobs, our grimy apartment—the American version of a hut; maybe in America, when Baba looked at me, he saw a little bit of Hassan.† (source)
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At the time, Trudy thought Ida Paine had meant that Edgar would only be able to use his hands, that he was destined for menial work, which Trudy knew was wrong.† (source)
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"Menial laborers like these don't usually live to eighty," she says.† (source)
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I chose not to think about Syed at the Job Center and how I would explain my reasons for leaving this most well-paid of menial jobs.† (source)
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She belonged to a generation that treated policemen as menials, whatever their rank.† (source)
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She wiped one brush after another upon a piece of old rag, menially, on purpose.† (source)
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They're used for routine policing and other menial functions, digging up the Commander's Wife's garden, for instance, and they're either stupid or older or disabled or very young, apart from the ones that are Eyes incognito.† (source)
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Sometimes Klodwig raced along like a silky bat, hunting sleepy menials, but as he turned corners he gave himself away by the whoosh of air, and in the time it took his eyes to focus, Alessandro would have shifted to his knees on the floor, sweeping crumbs from under the chair in which he had been resting.† (source)
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The work was both menial and dangerous.† (source)
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At no time did he, who has properly been termed the most gifted statesman given by the South to the nation from the close of the Civil War to the turn of the century, ever veer from the deep conviction he had expressed while under bitter attack in 1878: The liberty of this country and its great interests will never be secure if its public men become mere menials to do the biddings of their constituents instead of being representatives in the true sense of the word, looking to the lasting prosperity and future interests of the whole country.† (source)
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Coding a search spider was a menial task far below her skill level, but Trish Dunne didn't care.† (source)
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But other members of our community, not all menials or poor people, were to follow the path down which M. Michel had led the way.† (source)
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She'll provide for our parents and give me and my brothers menial jobs to get us out of the war.† (source)
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