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HPW
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HPWHours Per Week
HPWHigh Performance Workstation
HPWHigh Performance Working (EU)
HPWHigh Purity Water
HPWHigh Performance Waveform (satellite communications)
HPWHigh Ping Whiner (Quake gaming)
HPWHot Pressure Welding
HPWHigh Performance Waveguide
HPWHigh Pressure Welding
HPWHeating Plumbing & Welding (Northampton, UK, based heating installers)
HPWHeight Weight Proportional
HPWHome Page Wizard
HPWHigh Performance Workplace
HPWHennessey Performance Wheels


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They also may not work more than 18 hours per week during the school year.
Employing minors takes just a bit more paperwork by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Our results show that some paid employment improves grades slightly, but working more than twenty-two hours per week has a negative effect.
The impact of paid work on the academic performance of students: a ... by Daly, Anne / Australian Journal of Education
4 hours per week, as the people working the most number of hours per week, according to the 2005 Statistics Canada Labour Force survey: 1
Figuratively speaking by MacIntyre, John / Northern Ontario Business
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