WORH
| Acronym | Definition |
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| WORH | Wisconsin Office of Rural Health |
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My sister, Mirrie, and my mom, Clara, worhed there, also my uncles Albert Crawford and Arthur Ostins.
(2009): Aid: the drama, the fiction, and does it worh?, ISS, La Haya.
It is worh noting that Brazil have never lost a FIFA Confederations Cup match after scoring the first goal.
ELLIS ON FIRE Lions captain Sam Warburton is a reasonable judge of openside play, so his comments on Ellis Jenkins following last night's game are worh noting.
Market breadth was neutral, worh 89 advancers versus 90 decliners while 51 stocks were unchanged.
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- wore their fingers to the bone
- wore their heart on their sleeve
- wore their years well
- wore them out
- wore themselves to a frazzle
- wore themselves to a shadow
- wore thin
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- wore through
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- wore to a shadow
- wore too many hats
- wore us out
- wore well
- wore you out
- wore your fingers to the bone
- wore your heart on your sleeve
- wore yourself to a frazzle
- wore yourself to a shadow
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- Woreda Capacity Building Office
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- Woringer
- Woringer, Frederic
- Woringer-Kolopp Disease
- Woringer-Kolopp Disease
- Woringer-Kolopp syndrome
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- work (one or oneself) to death
- work (one's way) down the line
- work (one's) backside off
- work (one's) buns off
- work (one's) butt off
- work (one's) fingers to the bone
- work (one's) fingers to the bone
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