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Humanities courses is shouldering the important task of raising thought personal character of medical students in medical education.

You devoted that the motherland class blood and sweat, I am shouldering the national heavy responsibility, you in security national security.

As a banner of the Chinese shipping industry, COSCO plays an important part ensuring the safe operation of national economy and shouldering social responsibilities.

Mr. Lorry was so taken aback, that he looked quite stupidly at Mr. Stryver shouldering him towards the door, with an appearance of showering generosity, forbearance, and goodwill, on his erring head.

More recently Rio’s rich have done the same, carving weekend palaces from the sheer granite walls and dense forests shouldering towns with noble names like Petrópolis, Teresópolis and Nova FriBurgo.

Fisherboys wade to the beach shouldering sharks and swordfish.

Their father died young and Xiangchun had been shouldering the responsibility of caring for Xiangfeng.

Establishing the characteristic evaluation in local college mechanism, is a mission of shouldering heavy responsibilities.

And third, as well as shouldering more of the burden for their own retirement, private-sector workers pay for public-sector pensions via their taxes.

But at the same time it means shouldering great responsibility, hard work and dedication. Mere academic qualifications are not enough to build a successful career.

We're shouldering heavy responsibilities of reform.

Those youngsters, shouldering spades and hoes, left merrily for the fields.

Without siblings to share the responsibility, young couples born since the one-child policy are often shouldering the task of taking care of four older parents.

Pioneers, , the children, you are lucky generation, the generation is shouldering the burden.

By cold-shouldering Japan in recent years, China and South Korea have ensured that even the few feeble regional talking shops that do exist have been able to do nothing to mitigate tensions.

It's unfair, he got on the bus first by shouldering his way forward.