Core
Labor
Labor noun - A dull, unpleasant, or difficult piece of work.
Both words in one sentence
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They practice Conscription for their military, regularly practice gene splicing to genetically enhance themselves, use a labor force comprised of ArtificialHumans brainwashed into loyalty, and they are isolationists to the core.
Source: Video Game / Wings of Dawn - Mentioning this to a SAG diehard however is a bad idea, and they've routinely put out notices about how "fi-core" will eventually be the end of organized labor as we know it.
- With the core of Cybertron shutting down Energon becomes more and more scarce, other planets have been used to seed raw energon crystals that can be grown over a long period of time and harvested, but it is a long and labor intensive process.
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