The lingering stereotype of a union member may still be the burly Teamster or longshoreman. |
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In gauzy greys and blues a lone longshoreman paddles solemnly, the Battersea shore a faint silhouette. |
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My father worked as a longshoreman at the port of Montreal when he came back from the war. |
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From 1934 to 1942, he was a busboy, a dishwasher, a truck driver, and a longshoreman. |
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Back in Montreal, he got a job as a longshoreman at the Old Port. |
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One longshoreman was killed and other men were exposed to phosphine gas. |
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After hearing a young longshoreman named Jack Olsen call for a major strike on San Francisco's waterfront, Tillie and Abe Goldfarb moved there to help support the strikers. |
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At the centre of the film, which is widely recognized as a masterpiece, was Brando's portrayal of Terry Malloy, a longshoreman and former boxer who testifies in court against the mob-controlled union. |
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In the play Eddie Carbone, the longshoreman who has betrayed his daughter's lover to the police, is stabbed during the brawl which followed his arrest. |
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Longshoreman and other workers who must carry heavy loads, or who have their back bent for a long time can easily overstrain their backs. |
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