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What does leisure mean to workers and laborers respectively? (Para. 4)To workers: leisure means simply the hours they need to 1.and rest in order to work efficiently. To laborers: leisure means 2. from compulsion.

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What does leisure mean to workers and laborers respectively? (Para. 4)To workers: leisure means simply the hours they need to 1.________and rest in order to work efficiently. To laborers: leisure means 2.________ from compulsion.

What does leisure mean to workers and laborers respectively? (Para. 4)To workers: leisure means simply the hours they need to 1.and rest in order to work efficiently. To laborers: leisure means 2. from compulsion.