Synonyms for work on
work on

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1. work at, work onverb

   to exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something

   "the child worked at the multiplication table until she had it down cold"

   Synonyms:
   work at, process, work

2. work, work on, processverb

   shape, form, or improve a material

   "work stone into tools"; "process iron"; "work the metal"

   Synonyms:
   knead, turn, operate, act, shape, bring, work out, run, function, put to work, litigate, treat, forge, lick, work at, solve, march, make, swear out, figure out, form, mould, sour, work, action, exploit, go, play, sue, do work, make for, mold, puzzle out, act upon, process, crop, exercise, ferment, influence, serve, wreak, cultivate

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1. Chris Christie:

   I think I've learned over time about this issue and done a lot more work on it, back in 2010, I was in my first couple months as governor. I've now learned some of the ramifications for all these things.

2. Caputo Pearl:

   An agreement is not going to take shape overnight, it's not going to be a quick and easy process, but today there's been good and hard work on that.

3. Nathan Miller:

   My advice is always is take a beat, take a deep breath, give me all the facts as to what the nature of something is, i need the unvarnished truth, I need to understand what is really going on. So if something needs to be contextualized and explained for the way it's being presented, then that's one thing I do. If something requires an apology, that's something we [ work on. ] And, you know, when you're dealing with communicating to the public, the coverup is often worse than the crime.

4. Richard Schmalensee:

   Smart people in industry have every incentive to work on that, but they don't really have any incentive to look forward 20 years, and we think that's the DOE's (Department of Energy's) job.

5. Dan Vecchitto:

   I made a quick prototype, which people online thought was funny, and thus began work on a full game, i thought it would take around six months, but the entire start-to-finish process took four years( with lots of starts and stops).