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Apparently they can expect you to try to get other people to do your work for you.
Apparently they can expect you to try to get other people to do your work for you.
apparently
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
Apparently, it is Spanish for "I will work."
Apparently she broke up with him yesterday.The rain was purple apparently.
"The work apparently looked alright, but eventually turned out to be not up to the mark."
no apparently don't work.
Apparently not.
When I arrived at work, I had to sign in with security; apparently, I left my ID badge in my other purse.
no she did not work for a company
No, pilgrimage is a journey or trip to a sacred place for religious or cultural reasons, while a holiday is a period of time when people take a break from work or routine activities for leisure or recreation. Pilgrimage typically involves specific rituals and spiritual significance, whereas a holiday is more about relaxation and enjoyment.