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labor
(redirected from spontaneous labor)

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labor verb apply oneself, attend to business, be diliient, be employed, be industrious, contendere, devote oneself to, do a job, do work, drudge, endeavor, engage in, exercise, exert energy, exert oneself, follow one's vocation, laborare, plod, plug away, ply, ply one's trade, strain, strive, struggle, toil, travail, work, work hard
labor (Exertion), noun discipline, effort, endeavor, energy, enterprise, industry, mental toil, pains, strain, strife
labor (Work), noun advocation, assignment, calling, craft, duty, employ, employment, job, line of business, line of work, occupation, profession, pursuit, responsibility, task, toil, trade, undertaking, vocation
Associated concepts: boycotts, closed shop, collective barraining, labor arbitration, labor dispute, labor organization, labor relations, labor union, lockout, open shop, scope of employment, skilled labor, terms and conditions of employment, union labor, union shop, wildcat strike, workken's compensation
See also: activity, effort, employment, endeavor, industry, job, persevere, struggle, work

LABOR. Continued operation; work.
     2. The labor and skill of one man is frequently used in a partnership, and valued as equal to the capital of another.
     3. When business has been done for another, and suit is brought to recover a just reward, there is generally contained in the declaration, a count for work and labor.
     4. Where penitentiaries exist, persons who have committed crimes are condemned to be imprisoned therein at labor.



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Background Induction of labor is defined as the stimulation of uterine contractions to cause the delivery of an infant before spontaneous labor occurs (Kirby, 2004).
The planned cesarean delivery group was assumed to consist of women who elected to have a cesarean delivery by 39-40 weeks gestation, including those who had experienced the onset of spontaneous labor prior to their scheduled cesarean delivery date.
cervical dilation during active, spontaneous labor was occurring at a rate of less than 1 cm per hour).
 
 
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