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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Graft

"Our concern for human rights and social justice – not just at home but abroad too – is no less strong. Our desire to ensure that no matter what your starting point in life, if you work hard, play by the rules and put in the graft, all opportunities should be open to you, is no less a priority." (iNews.)

What does "put in the graft" mean in the above?
Is "no less" a determiner or an adverb in the above?
  

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1) slang for do the necessary but boring hard work 2) you could argue it either way

— Clive

  • 1) slang for do the necessary but boring hard work 2) you could argue it either way
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1) slang for do the necessary but boring hard work

2) you could argue it either way
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Clive1) slang for do the necessary but boring hard work2) you could argue it either way
Thank you for the explanation.
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