Labor
Labor verb - To devote serious and sustained effort.
Raise
Raise verb - To move from a lower to a higher place or position.
Both words in one sentence
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Billie Jean Crockett is a pregnant teenager who will make the second biggest mistake of her life - giving her baby up for adoption - unless Sam, as Billie Jean, can convince someone to help her raise her child... before he goes into labor.
Source: Mr. Seahorse -
As far as the dwarfs are concerned this was a deliberate attempt to rob them of their labor (again, by shortchanging them something like 0.001% of the total cost), so the appropriate response is to never tell them the payment was short, raise an army, then burn the place to the ground.
Source: Bewildering Punishment
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