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Office

See Microsoft Office.


office
1. (in Britain) a department of the national government
2. in the US
a. a governmental agency, esp of the Federal government
b. a subdivision of such an agency or of a department
3. a place where tickets, information, etc., can be obtained
4. Christianity
a. a ceremony or service, prescribed by ecclesiastical authorities, esp one for the dead
b. the order or form of these
c. RC Church the official daily service
d. short for divine office

Office - Microsoft Office


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On one side, Coral's work office is filled with vacuum cleaners, pails and garbage cans, and on the other side, signs of Coral's personal life: a postcard bearing Frieda Kahlo's image; a photo of Coral hugging a friend; the words "Que Viva La Mujer" floating across her computer screen.
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So he accepted his university's offer of a chance to spend time in a regular work office.
 
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