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WATERFRONT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Part three focuses on the fraught industrial relations of the waterfront and the struggles to create a trade union among this casual, but skilled, workforce.
The city has a busy waterfront, office towers, streets lined with shops and entertainment and a public transportation system that ties the city together.
By the mid-thirteenth century bath-houses providing hot baths in return for payment had appeared in the waterfront district and were commonly associated with vice.
The 'systematic review' of the available evidence has emerged as the favoured instrument, and research syntheses are now commissioned and conducted right across the policy waterfront.
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