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- noun Plural form of
trample . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
trample .
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Examples
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to Taiwan president: Trade pact to end Taiwan's economic isolation 2010
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to Skype for the iPhone finally works over 3G 2010
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to Jollibee ties up with Singapore firm on food manufacture in China 2010
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to Jollibee ties up with Singapore firm on food manufacture in China 2010
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to Yuan revaluation not key: Australia 2010
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Foxconn is a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor Watch.
WN.com - Articles related to European Indexes Keep Receding 2010
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a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor
WN.com - Articles related to Jollibee ties up with Singapore firm on food manufacture in China 2010
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a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor
WN.com - Articles related to Jollibee ties up with Singapore firm on food manufacture in China 2010
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a sweatshop that "tramples" the rights of workers partly because it pays about 900 yuan ($131) a month, forcing factory employees to do overtime to support themselves and their families, according to Li Qiang, founder and executive director of New York-based China China Labor
WN.com - Articles related to Skype for the iPhone finally works over 3G 2010
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