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porters <a porter; porters> SUST.

porter <a porter; porters> SUST.

porter

porter's or carrier's work

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Some participants had arrived one month earlier to organize and recruit porters.
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We would hold a meeting with our police mitras (stall owners, porters, shoeshine boys, dabbawalas etc and brief them).
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According to the corporation the bye-law relevant to porters permits the superintendent to license anyone of "good character and fitness" to be a porter.
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As such, many of the porters were effectively on strike, refusing to help unload the barrels of gunpowder.
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Porters carried 50 pounds each on their heads and were paid in salt and calico cloth.
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In the nineteenth century, it was an exclusive residential street and had gates at either end to restrict entry and these were manned by porters.
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Progress was very slow, partly because of problems with supplies and porters, and presumably also lack of fitness and acclimatisation.
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Porters were available to carry purchased items to shopper's cars.
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Porters were not paid a livable wage and needed to rely on tips to earn enough to make a living.
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Kilojoule-heavy beers like dark porters and stouts or pale ales have more alcohol content, but come at a much higher kilojoule cost.
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