Applying to college is expensive in itself, with the average application costing $265 and the average student applying to 2000 colleges.
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When I was applying to colleges, I was only applying to places where I had any shot at scholarships and financial aid.
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" Caitlin said, adding that people are "printing out resumes all day, applying to Amazon [which plans to open up a headquarters in the area], applying to other jobs.
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At one point when I was applying to schools, my great aunt sat me down and asked me why I was applying to colleges while I was poor.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is universal — wealthy students applying to private schools use the same application as working-class students applying to community colleges.
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I read considerable talk about "the democratic" as applying to the process of getting socialism; damn little about it as an adjective applying to socialism when you get it.
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Simmons started applying to positions in finance — she had loved numbers since high school — and eventually secured her current position at Rosenblatt Securities by applying to an opening posted on LinkedIn.
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If you're into video game development, consider applying to Tesla.
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I thought about applying to college for the first time.
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A few of the older ones are applying to college.
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Make sure you know the laws applying to your win.
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Don't get mad that your child is applying to Yale.
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Applying to medical school is an intense and difficult process.
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CNN: Who are the young people applying to your program?
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There are currently nine states applying to impose work requirements.
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Frankie considers applying to private school and learns to drive.
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That weakened standards applying to approximately 4,2503 executive branch hires.
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Kreitzman suggests applying to multiple firms, instead of just one.
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We will be applying to the courts to close this case.
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"I don't see this applying to almost any medicines," Gellad said.
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First off, applying to and participating in Startup Battlefield is free.
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He is a writer and is currently applying to medical school.
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It's this technology that Nasdaq is now applying to shareholder votes.
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But what if you were applying to be someone's best friend?
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Her youngest, Joaquin, 13 will soon be applying to high schools.
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Increasing numbers of students are applying to the most selective institutions.
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See which one works primarily with the company you're applying to.
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But look at the technology we now are applying to cars.
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Repeat folding the remaining buttercream together and applying to your cake.
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The company first started applying to build Keystone XL in 2008.
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Eventually, it hit me: I was applying to the wrong roles.
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"Well, I'm applying to law school," Obama responded, according to Refinery29.
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This reflects the 12 months of liquidity protection in place allowed by the 12-month maturity extension applying to the soft bullet bonds and the 12 months pre-maturity test applying to the hard bullet bonds.
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An important reminder: Applying to, and participating in, the hackathon is free.
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Today, Max is 20 years old and applying to a university abroad.
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When I started applying to competitive business firms, I had some reservations.
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I think this is pretty normal, applying to any kind of startup.
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The market gains reference points that your company isn't worth applying to.
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Jeff Sessions is applying to be the nation's chief law enforcement officer.
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For seed-stage companies, consider applying to pitch or business plan competitions.
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The Alabama measure goes further, applying to all facilities that offer restrooms.
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Some did not wait for the vote before applying to go native.
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She was in the process of applying to graduate school, police said.
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How to Survive the College Admissions Madness Applying to college is tough.
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Verifying that the company you're applying to is on stable financial footing.
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Applying to and participating in Battlefield is free – no fees, no equity.
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Wisconsin, for example, is applying to require drug testing of Medicaid recipients.
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Ms. Morgenstern is applying to medical school and plans to quit CorePower.
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And they say applying to the FDA's compassionate use program is onerous.
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The process of applying to immigrate to Sweden can be done online.
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She was applying to colleges -- but those plans are now on hold.
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For a while she considered applying to a music conservatory after high school.
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If you thought applying to college was complicated, try applying for financial aid.
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This is the same logic that CEOs are applying to the situation today.
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Instrumentl – Making scientific grants easy For scientists, applying to grants is a drag.
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Applying to this to various aspects of recruitment is the startup's initial bet.
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Applying to compete in the Battlefield is easy, but the competition is fierce.
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I scrambled to try and learn everything I could about applying to college.
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Within two weeks, she knew she would not bother applying to law school.
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Daniella told Metro she hopes more Black girls will consider applying to Cambridge.
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Browsing and applying to be part of projects has never been this pretty.
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It's that same approach that the filmmaker is applying to The Lion King.
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After our call, I hop on my computer and keep applying to jobs.
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Reportedly, the number of foreign students applying to American universities has also declined.
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Shahidi is applying to schools on the east and west coast including Mrs.
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Her mother is a consultant in Baltimore, advising students applying to medical school.
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Is there anything you'd say to students who are applying to the U.C.?
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Her friends were all applying to college and she wanted to go, too.
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One first-generation student in Minnesota is applying to her grandmother's alma mater.
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We are on the verge of McCarthy tactics applying to men's personal behavior.
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He also told her he was applying to Stanford to complete his studies.
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An acquaintance recently asked me for advice for applying to my exact job.
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Do your research to understand what the company you're applying to values most.
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Student Opinion Are you applying to college now or in the near future?
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This mirroring is a broad danger, applying to more institutions than the press.
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If you're interested in applying to try it, you can do so here.
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Comparisons of capital payout plans with the previous cycle are skewed by the 2582 requests applying to only four quarters following the disclosure of results, while applying to five quarters last year when results were published earlier in March 24947.
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He is in post-war Hungry and applying to immigrate to the US. pic.twitter.
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Instead of heading to work, you'd be at home alone, feverishly applying to jobs.
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Just by chance, after applying to this program, having written this movie for her.
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This also fits in with the wider strategy Amazon has been applying to Echo.
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Applying to college is hard enough without the even trickier minefield of financial aid.
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Sams got the spot by applying to be a part of the fall campaign.
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The other option is applying to be on the show, like MTV is requesting.
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That could scare away relatives or other caretakers from applying to sponsor migrant children.
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Dumoulin, who will graduate in the spring, said he's applying to several different colleges.
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The Black–ish actress recently went through the arduous process of applying to colleges.
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Before applying to a job, read postings carefully to see how concrete they are.
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Consider trying to move departments within your company or start applying to other jobs.
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The ruling represents a twist in recent case law applying to the gig economy.
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Applying to college has become as overwhelming as choosing a ($70,000) shampoo at Ulta.
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Before applying to the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office, he worked as an offshore paramedic.
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Today, Dipont is a major provider of services to Chinese applying to foreign universities.
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He graduated in 1988 and started applying to as many jobs as he could.
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Love says she lost count of how many schools she ended up applying to.
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She worries about her health, but applying to an elder care program has helped.
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Now, as a senior applying to colleges, I am urged to return to myself.
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Maybe if I'd been applying to Jazz Hands magazine, I'd have had a shot.
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The deadline for applying to the MFA program this winter is December 1st, 2017.
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We know people who are applying to be NASA astronauts, that's in our network.
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When applying to college becomes an endless list, it hurts low income students most.
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"The golden rule of applying to a job is showing specific interest," he says.
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Howard Beach, Queens Applying to live in a co-op is a daunting experience.
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I've already spent close to $216,2130 dollars applying to schools and going on interviews.
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How can job seekers stand out when applying to the illustrious social media network?
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An honors student, he is now applying to college and plans to study engineering.
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It is also deterring other job seekers from applying to open positions within federal agencies.
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Applying to Apple for authorization—a seemingly tedious process that requires resellers to pay up.
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Khiara Bridges is a professor at Boston University who studied pregnant women applying to Medicaid.
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It drove her to really contemplate a new career and she started applying to colleges.
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The estate tax would be scrapped, despite only applying to estates valued over $5.49 million.
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Take it from someone who experienced the value of applying to TC Top Picks firsthand.
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This is despite the fact that more women than ever are applying to become astronauts.
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For us mere mortals, she recommends applying to just the high points on the face.
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It appears Flynn did not report the payments when applying to renew his security clearance.
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"It was a retainer agreement that complied with the rules applying to lawyers," Pardo said.
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Pursuing his master's was part of a grander plan that included applying to law school.
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Applying to grad school just to avoid the job market could be a bad sign.
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I mentioned applying to Newhouse to a local Syracuse recruiter, and he scoffed at me.
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The barriers of being undocumented became more apparent after that — especially in applying to college.
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I faced a maze of questions as a high schooler applying to colleges in 2010.
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They were in their late 20s, working as an event planner, applying to graduate school.
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She spent five years in that job before applying to Columbia's masters program in journalism.
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There is a 10-day waiting period between applying to purchase a firearm and delivery.
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Such work experiences are now crucial for students applying to graduate schools, Dr. Orr said.
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"I have no record of that company applying to us for anything," Mr. Porath said.
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Did Blind Forest teach you anything that you'll be applying to Will of the Wisps?
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Before applying to my aspirational role, I wanted to make sure I had two things.
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Her mentors all told her the same thing: Don't even bother applying to law school.
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Most often, people kept applying to homes where their incomes were too low to qualify.
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I'm applying to medical school, and her story keeps coming up in my essays and interviews.
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Are you losing steam because you aren't really that excited about the jobs you're applying to?
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I also just graduated from university last year, and I am also applying to medical school.
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The majority of the time and energy you spend applying to jobs online is a waste.
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People applying to enter the US don't exactly have the same constitutional rights as American citizens.
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But the California law is broader, applying to birth certificates in addition to licenses and IDs.
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And in 2016, it reinterpreted the law barring health care discrimination as applying to transgender individuals.
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I've only been applying to companies in the city because there are more creative options there.
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In addition, deduction limits for donating to private foundations remain lower than those applying to DAFs.
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Whether begun with excitement or dread, applying to college inevitably spins into overwhelming as deadlines near.
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However, the House's amendment was more specific, only applying to public and charter K-12 schools.
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But I've also been applying to a lot of entry-level marketing jobs with no luck.
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We might expect that market forces would reduce the number of students applying to vet schools.
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Even if you're not applying to college or raising someone who is, that realism is helpful.
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Early action and early decision are two popular routes for applying to a college or university.
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Pass the DREAM Act with the urgency you are applying to fund hurricane recovery and relief.
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FSA on Wednesday also published a set of guidelines for those applying to run crypto exchange.
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You don't want to inadvertently state an objective that doesn't describe the program you're applying to.
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As an undergraduate at the University of Arizona, I became interested in applying to medical school.
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Since joining NYU, I've worked to help students applying to school after a period of imprisonment.
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That is a milestone that most students applying to university have not yet reached, she said.
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In theory, there's no reason NOT to start applying to jobs in your field right now.
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"It does not form two separate legal norms applying to Jews or non-Jews," he said.
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He began applying to graduate programs while Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich still had another year of school.
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In Norway, people are able to change their gender by applying to the local tax office.
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It significantly lessens the workload of applying to schools, according to college counselors and prospective students.
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I'm applying to graduate schools, so I spend a little time working on my admissions essay.
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Everything from applying to jobs to accessing student financial aid is made more difficult or impossible.
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It has been one of the EU members also applying to host the European Banking Authority.
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Fewer foreign graduate students are applying to come here, because they, too, fear being turned away.
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The policy banning grant recipients from the boards is agencywide, applying to all 22 advisory committees.
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Historically, women earned 57.1 percent of college degrees, but lagged men in applying to law school.
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Ms. Lindsey, 36, spent eight years applying to housing lotteries before she won her dream home.
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To qualify, he had to take the SAT, which students normally take when applying to college.
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How does this policy help to maintain a level playing field for students applying to college?
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A high school student at NEST+m, who is currently applying to colleges, joined the conversation.
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Your approach to applying to LBS shouldn't be the same as it is for applying to other MBA programs, said Susan Roth, a former director of recruitment and admissions at LBS who is now a senior consultant at Stacy Blackman Consulting, which offers MBA admissions counseling.
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Thank you for creating a tremendous resource to help students (and their parents) navigate applying to college.
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Always research the company you're applying to and think hard about what the recruiter there might expect.
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From there, Salemi says, you should start setting up job alerts and applying to jobs right away.
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Aside from the Hamilton-themed stickers, the app will also make applying to cheaper tickets much easier.
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Tiffany, Trump's daughter with Marla Maples, is also actively in the process of applying to law school.
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My legend for today: I'm a 26-year-old Politics student thinking about applying to the BfV.
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I will also be extending my deadline if Davis is interested in applying to be my child.
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Mr. Wilkerson, who had recently graduated from one of the schools, was applying to colleges, friends said.
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"It's been a lifelong aspiration for me," he said, explaining why he's applying to the armed forces.
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Applying to and participating in Startup Battlefield is 100% free, so you have absolutely nothing to lose.
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"It would end up applying to a wide range of government officials throughout the country," he said.
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Why it matters: The rate hike would be retroactive to May 7, thereby applying to Uber's IPO.
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Every fall, high school students across the United States begin the tedious process of applying to college.
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Immigrants' spouses are assessed on the same criteria if they are also applying to come to Canada.
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So, I've had a lot of experience applying to — and losing out on — roles at various companies.
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It would be a set of rules, ultimately, that they would be applying to my email accounts.
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"It became clear that there was a formula lots of people were applying to festivals," Jameson said.
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These are the rates applying to corporate investment loans and home mortgages, critical areas of the economy.
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If you are applying to Goldman Sachs anytime in the near future, best of luck to you.
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It doesn't matter whether you're applying to be a summer analyst or a full-time investment banker.
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The process for applying to the programs should take no more than two weeks, the agency said.
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He had signed up to the Army in April 2016, applying to be a power generator mechanic.
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If all these options fail, then start actively applying to other jobs on the nights and weekends.
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Fewer students are applying to US business schools: 70 percent of them experienced declining applications in 2018.
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It's also a great link to include when applying to new jobs or even new business opportunities.
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Hans didn't find out until two years after the crime, when he was applying to graduate school.
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One daughter is a New York City police officer, and another is applying to join the force.
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"When you are applying to Webb, you have to love boats," said Lauren Carballo, the admissions director.
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Some entrepreneurs are applying to a Google-sponsored start-up program for parents called Campus for Moms.
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After he leaves, I walk the dog then spend an hour applying to some jobs on LinkedIn.
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The family spent months applying to Starbucks for the right to sell its coffee in the cafe.
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At the time, I was not intending on applying to graduate school, but this has since changed.
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I restated my initial solution: NY is willing to provide DMV records for NYers applying to TTP.
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The Republican provisions applying to pass-throughs have been singled out for some of the greatest scorn.
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All of the women we spoke to talked about having trouble financing their films, about applying to top-tier film festivals and getting rejected, or applying to different labs and grants and being rejected for those things, and these are women who are at the top of their game.
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He&aposs now applying to "The Guinness Book of World Records" as the largest family in the world.
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He then searched the whole of those newspapers for uses of the words applying to 28 investment banks.
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While you're applying to be a TC Top Pick, why not apply to compete in Startup Battlefield, too?
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As a backup, I've begun to start making a list of companies to start applying to this weekend.
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And they were trying to get me to sign these forms which are not forms applying to that.
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Also, follow people who are influential in the area you're interested in -- including the colleges you're applying to.
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"There's a lot of pressure nowadays that there's a type colleges want," Samey advises teens applying to colleges.
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CHICAGO – Scores from the SAT or ACT will be optional for students applying to the University of Chicago.
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With the new conflict of interest standard applying to all advisors, however, that will no longer be possible.
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When applying to college, Patel prepared for the SAT himself and raised his scores from average to perfect.
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Indonesia Women applying to the police are often required to undergo tests for "mental health and morality reasons".
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But, as we first reported ... the shelter's worried some folks applying to adopt Narwhal have the wrong motivations.
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He kept applying to the Royal Academy, though, and in 1998, on his third try, he was accepted.
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The blacklisting rule requires federal contractors to disclose labor violations when applying to do business with the government.
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Additional laws are needed to ensure that any rules applying to tobacco products also apply to e-cigarettes.
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Lake has previously said she was risk-averse growing up and even thought about applying to medical school.
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Kardashian West was met with further criticism after applying to trademark the word "Kimono" in a certain font.
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If the program lapses, those with expiring policies could face challenges when applying to re-up their coverage.
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French startup HireSweet is focusing on finding you candidates who didn't even think about applying to your company.
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Another couple in the case, Todd Vesely and Joel Busch, began applying to become foster parents in 2008.
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There are various types of qualifying exams that students in the UK can take before applying to university.
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Those companies also will be prohibited from applying to issue new products within a certain period of time.
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Practice a few times on a section of hair that won't show before applying to your visible hairline.
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He knew around the time of their first date that soon he would be applying to graduate schools.
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I hope he's out there, applying to schools, schools that he's been conditioned to think aren't for him.
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Students applying to college today vividly remember their older siblings coming home to live in their childhood bedrooms.
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Mortgage rates followed yields lower, leading to a massive jump in borrowers applying to refinance their home loans.
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I write about how my fingers feel holding a pen and the pressure I'm applying to the page.
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What's more, applying to and participating in Startup Battlefield is absolutely free — no fees, no equity, no nothing.
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He's currently applying to local grocery stores to try to find work before the end of the month.
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Another major drop in mortgage rates caused a massive jump in borrowers applying to refinance their home loans.
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Funny, there are plenty of jokes about lawyers, but that hasn't stopped people from applying to law school.
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I wanted to reach out because I'm very interested in applying to the JOB TITLE with COMPANY NAME.
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They only found out when they were applying to college that they didn't have a Social Security number.
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" But, he added, "this policy is not applying to the vast majority of existing visual misinformation and disinformation.
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Applying to be a contestant is pretty easy, even if making it on the show is not. Jeopardy!
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As the number of refugees from a country grows, they become sponsors of relatives applying to join them.
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I was so nervous about applying to this job and I thought for sure I wasn't good enough.
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Srinivasan says that it's also important to cater your resume to the type of company you're applying to.
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Plus, when I started applying to writing positions, the blog gave me something to talk about during interviews.
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Students applying to Oxford University are interviewed throughout December, so Christmas is a nerve-racking time for applicants.
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For the last three years I've been applying to agencies, and so many of them have ignored me.
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Alta has been attempting to compete with gas bikes by applying to enter American Motorcycle Association sanctioned motocross events.
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Read more about Aptonomy in TechCrunch Mentat – Help young professionals get jobs Nobody likes applying to jobs, especially millennials.
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If that's not how you feel about jobs you're applying to, it might be worth considering a career pivot.
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But with his legal status up in the air, applying to graduate schools and teaching programs will be difficult.
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Some of those alterations would simultaneously level the playing field for kids applying to college from less advantaged backgrounds.
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But after applying to a model search competition on Star Now, Ephraim signed with Bridge models in September 2017.
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Wessel also says that users are applying to jobs 34 percent more on the app than on the desktop.
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It's not just mothers who are applying to returnships; veterans and retirees "unretiring" are also popular candidates, Cohen said.
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The bureau says more women are applying to be agents — up from 22% in 2017 to 36% this year.
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The other establishes minimum standards for abortion facilities equivalent for those applying to "ambulatory surgical centers" in the state.
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Today, she is a studying biochemistry at Arizona State University and plans on applying to optometry school this summer.
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You've done the hard work of applying to a job, interviewing for it and now you have an offer.
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If you're applying to jobs by shooting off your resume through an online portal, you're doing it all wrong.
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While less anxiety for students applying to college would be a good thing, the advice to relax is not.
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Since the field is so competitive, many engineers may be applying to multiple companies to weigh offers, she said.
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"We are likely to seek to reinstate the charges by applying to the High Court," an SFO spokesman said.
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When he moved to the United States for his senior year of high school, applying to college was chaotic.
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"I think the essays are the most stressful part of applying to college," says college admissions expert Danny Ruderman.
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Browne adds that you should also demonstrate that you're knowledgeable about the organization you're applying to and their work.
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Fear and confusion keep many DACA holders from applying to renew their status, the L.A. Times' Joseph Tanfani reports.
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The tax cut Trump is talking about here is described by his campaign as applying to "business" tax income.
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Some parents said the record numbers reflected not more students applying, but the same students applying to more colleges.
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It stands to reason that Mr. Chowdhury, a senior, would cast the widest possible net when applying to college.
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Because for Chen, who is young enough to be applying to colleges, things had never gone so very wrong.
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"If you're applying to Harvard today, you would not be admitted based on a test score," Mr. Carranza said.
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It is one thing to find that the First Amendment bars a campaign-finance law from applying to citizens.
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The whole place has a cursed and doomed energy, and I'm already applying to new jobs to get out.
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Dr. Kornfeld continues to run a treatment center in California, and his son is now applying to medical schools.
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But nearly seven decades after kicking his first football, Bahader revived his dream and began applying to join clubs.
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Notably, this keyboard is not in the warranty extension program that Apple is applying to its older keyboard designs.
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According to the New York Times report, DeVaul propositioned a woman who was applying to work at the company.
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Plus, the top rate applying to wages and interest income would be cut to 37 percent from 39.6 percent.
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Ford has only released 500 of the '17 GTs -- despite more than 7,000 people reportedly applying to buy one.
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It is applying to the FDA for permission to market the device in America as being less harmful than cigarettes.
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"You need to tailor your resume to each specific job you're applying to," says Vicki Salemi, career expert with Monster.
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The accuser claims she ended up not applying to any college and missed the first semester of her freshman year.
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Besides, Erkmen estimates that only 1 percent of Greek Cypriots applying to the Commission will be given their land back.
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So we recommend testing it on a small area of your skin before applying to your lash line or face.
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In general, the FDA's regulatory approach is risk-based, with fewer regulations applying to products that are considered less risky.
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The series focuses on applying to one's life the wisdom and philosophy found everywhere, from ancient texts to pop culture.
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She had done well in high school, but applying to college meant more forms and more questions about her background.
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The scholarship, funded by Reuters and Medill and valued at $40,000, is open to all NABJ members applying to Medill.
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Those applying to be admitted to the the U.S. would also face increased scrutiny of their financial stability and prospects.
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Those applying to specialize in Disney Cruise Line or Disney Vacation Club must have traveled in the last 24 months.
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Throughout "Number Two," there's an entire subplot about teen Kate (Hannah Zeile) secretly applying to the Berklee College of Music.
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This message can deter candidates from stereotyped groups from applying to jobs altogether, and make them more likely to leave.
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How to Win in Business Applying to job listings online is a routine step for those seeking a new position.
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And the great majority of students applying to college for the first time are coming directly out of high school.
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If you've ever considered applying to law school but couldn't imagine taking the LSAT, Harvard University has some good news.
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"I'm applying to film school right now," he says, explaining why he's interested in the big movies nominated for awards.
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"When I was applying to colleges, people would tell me, 'You're going to get in because you're black,'" he scoffs.
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Situational awareness: In 10 years' time, you might be applying to be a personal memory curator or genetic diversity officer.
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Keep your skills section short, and only include impactful skills that are relevant to the job you're applying to. 7.
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Instead, focus on the specific skills and accomplishments that make you different from everyone else applying to the position. 10.
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She proposed the idea of applying to all eight universities to her counselor at the start of the school year.
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I have a daughter who's applying to college this year and a son who's debating about whether to start shaving.
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"As good corporate entities, they should consider applying to ICCC for an independent assessment into the proposed acquisition," Ain said.
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If you're abroad, in school, or applying to a program, this is certainly a full moon to watch out for.
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If that meant applying to push back the March 29 Brexit date, then Britain should apply for that, he added.
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But the AL is not gone; it's just the first bit of ALUMINUM SIDING that we're applying to the grid.
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Minors for whom that's not possible can attempt judicial bypass, applying to a judge to waive the parental consent obligation.
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Applying to colleges, she was keen to leave Hawaii for the East Coast, eager to see something new and different.
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What are some of the things that you've did for that album that you're applying to Views from the 6?
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The Trump administration has recently intensified scrutiny of abused and neglected foreign minors applying to stay in the United States.
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After applying to the Corps des Commissaires, the organization within the A.C.M. that enrolls the marshals, Carrière joined the team.
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Dickinson said that when you&aposre ultimately applying to another company, they may look favorably on your cross-functional experience.
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He's in the middle of applying to grad school while working full time so his free time has been precious.
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There are hundreds of candidates, with years of experience, talking to recruiters and applying to the same jobs you are.
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A flat rate applying to all warehouses could, by contrast, easily be interpreted as a sign of anti-competitive behavior.
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With so many applicants looking to get hired, how can millennial job seekers stand out when applying to the company?
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PT. Applying to and participating in a Startup Battlefield is free — no fees, no equity, just good old-fashioned value.
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Applicants can expect to spend $2,800 on application fees alone, according to Swarthmore College's guide to applying to medical school.
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As a teen, he planned on entering the Navy and applying to flight test school to be an astronaut himself.
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The roughly six-week-long program covers how-to basics, like conducting a literature review and applying to grad school.
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She'd spent the equivalent of a year's salary already applying to the university and traveling to get the student visa.
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It took applying to more than 100 jobs to finally secure a job that, at the time, was a dream.
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ICE arrested and detained spouses from each couple who were in the process of applying to become lawful permanent residents.
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After spending nearly three years there and applying to several housing lotteries, she finally won a place of her own.
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By the time she had begun the process of applying to four-year colleges, she was something of a veteran.
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The complication is that it's not like tons of poor overachieving kids are applying to these schools and getting rejected.
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So one example is you're a large company like Starbucks, and you get thousands of people applying to you with jobs.
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This student will not fare as well when applying to jobs against candidates who have experience directly applicable to the role.
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In California, the sales tax is already narrower than the national average, applying to just 27 percent of state residents' incomes.
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Lady Bird's a senior in high school, applying to college without quite facing the realities of her family's difficult financial situation.
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According to Galloway's former teaching assistant, their relationship began when the student was in the process of applying to the program.
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At the time [Isaias] was applying to college, he actually had a federal Social Security number and a federal work permit.
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It is unknown whether she is currently applying to become a U.K. citizen, which is known to be a lengthy process.
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TechCrunch charges no fees and takes no equity from startups; applying to and competing in Startup Battlefield is 100 percent free.
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Borrowers later run into the next trap: still paying off their own student loans when their kids are applying to college.
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But, he wrote, Trump had not waived executive privilege applying to internal deliberations surrounding the call or to other classified materials.
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Climate scientist Ben Sanderson, also at NCAR, told Reuters he is applying to renew funding for assessing uncertainty in climate change.
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"We don't have a problem with new provisions applying to all companies," NASSCOM president R. Chandrashekhar told Axios in an interview.
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I would like to use this post as a means of applying to become the first human subject in this experiment.
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A reduction in numbers of EU students applying to UK universities would affect revenues and may result in pressure on ratings.
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Although Mr. Davies described the experience and the film as "awful," it led to his applying to film school in London.
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When it comes to applying to college, there is only one notification more significant than being accepted: the financial aid letter.
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In particular, the first draft demanded the institution of a "same race" option for students applying to live in a dorm.
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But they all have the requisite academic ability: Before applying to the support program, they must be admitted by the university.
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Andrew Horner was sick of applying to jobs with fruitless results, so he turned the job application process on its head.
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It said the ban, applying to all media, was taken to ensure that the investigation was sound and conducted in secrecy.
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They can put their new name on public record by applying to the Royal Courts of Justice and paying £36 ($45.93).
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A gatekeeper for recruited athletes applying to the University of Southern California was once known as a stickler for the rules.
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He refused to write recommendations for economics graduate programs she was applying to, according to her complaint, and all rejected her.
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She was in the midst of applying to a dozen colleges, including Yale, when the inferno reduced her home to ashes.
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He is a career executive — now 71, though he looks 55 on his worst day — applying to sit in congressional gridlock.
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A lively discussion followed a post by a student applying to Columbia who wanted to omit degrees her parents earned abroad.
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What about my friends who were caught in the middle of applying to postgraduate visas when the coronavirus shook our lives?
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The life of a college senior — applying to jobs and attending job info sessions in the hopes of getting a job.
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When she was 60 she considered applying to law school but was told that no law school would admit a woman.
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Sarah Jureih, a 12th grader, is applying to college and will probably escape any possible consequence of the US funding cuts.
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There have also been government efforts to make the entire loan repayment process easier, which includes applying to these relief programs.
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Even job-seekers who don&apost plan on applying to Google would be wise to show they&aposre good team players.
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So he was applying to work at a factory making instant soup, even though that would mean a sharp pay cut.
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But many administrators believe the president's views on immigration have made applying to United States colleges more of a gamble today.
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We have also supported many of our middle school students in applying to arts-based high schools in New York City.
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In fact, Clinton's State Department was in charge of admissions and the admission process for people applying to enter from overseas.
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American students are applying to Canadian universities in droves this year American students are applying to Canadian universities in droves this year Rebekah Robinson knew she liked cold temperatures and big cities, so the Baltimore teenager already had her eye on the University of Toronto after a visit to the campus with her family over the summer.
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This isn't always the case, especially if you're applying to a more senior role and have years and years of related experience.
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As well as applying to the Tories' traditionally strong areas of security and the economy, this is clearly the case with Brexit.
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Applying to and participating in Startup Battlefield Europe won't cost you a single euro, and TechCrunch does not take an equity cut.
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They amp up one move of a specific type, with each type of Z-Crystal applying to a different elemental Pokémon type.
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The ruling does not apply nationwide, instead only applying to the Seventh Circuit, which is made up of Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
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She is currently applying to graduate school while working as a video editor and tending to her bees in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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So if you're applying to the job thinking you'll get to kick alien ass like Will Smith or Jeff Goldblum, think again.
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Run-off status would exempt KF from capital and liquidity regulatory requirements applying to regulated banks, reducing its compliance burden and costs.
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In the fall of 224, about a year after Vallabh and Minikel made their career change, they began applying to PhD programs.
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We tend to think of it as only applying to good things — equality of wages, equality of access, and equality in justice.
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For one thing, keep your skills listed short and only include impactful skills that are relevant to the job you're applying to.
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Even if it only winds up applying to a subset of schizophrenics, any advance that hits these negative symptoms is a breakthrough.
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Mohammed says he is hoping for help with the costs of applying to Guinness from the government or any other interested party.
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The average acceptance rate at four-year colleges is steady, but students are expressing fears of rejection by applying to more schools.
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Perhaps the biggest perk of applying to college early decision is that it can often increase a student's chances of getting accepted.
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Run an advanced search on LinkedIn to see if you have any connections who currently work at the company you're applying to.
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An incredible person took me under his wing and advocated for me when I was applying to college and securing financial grants.
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We ranged in age from just-out-of-college to my-kid's-applying-to-college, with varying degrees of organized-hockey experience.
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And with good cause: Dozens of applicants who took the chance of applying to be sponsors have been arrested on immigration charges.
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But there's nothing precluding the program from applying to people in a certain occupation — in this case, the medical profession, Siskind said.
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This April, the judge certified Licata's case as a class action, applying to as many as eight million Facebook users in Illinois.
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It was initially billed as a two-week plan, but stricter orders applying to the entire tri-state region make that moot.
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His father retired as the owner of Elias College Prospects in Cincinnati, which guides student athletes in applying to colleges and scholarships.
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It meant he could consider applying to a wider range of medical schools, because cost would no longer be his main concern.
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Imagine what that means to a high school student applying to college or a small-business owner trying to connect with customers.
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It's how most students that are applying to or attending college apply for financial aid, from federal grants to those pesky loans.
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You don't have anything to lose by applying to be a TC Top Pick, but you do have a lot to gain.
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Develop the skills you're lacking Don't get discouraged if you're lacking certain skills that are key for the positions you're applying to.
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Here is a step-by-step guide: Students will need to share their FAFSA with schools they are interested in applying to.
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The report also found that the DEA did not conduct background checks on doctors, dentists and pharmacists applying to handle controlled substances.
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I love it here — I used to come here all the time when I was building my portfolio and applying to schools.
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She's a female Marine who's a mechanic, so—but she's thinking about applying to join— Provost: Well, if she's listening, please apply.
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Dr. Wang, an engineering professor at Boston University, wanted to shift the focus away from a guide on applying to top colleges.
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I ended up applying to nearly 20 colleges, and got into some great schools like Swarthmore, but Spelman kept pulling me back.
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As Rebecca Jennings wrote for The Goods, these apps are applying to dating services the freemium pricing model used in online games.
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If you're worried that that the company you're applying to may have an older ATS system, then you can play it safe.
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Some professors have suggested that they may refuse to write letters of recommendation for female students applying to clerk in his chamber.
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On Tuesday evening, however, a federal judge issued a last-minute order temporarily preventing the law from applying to independent truck drivers.
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I remember the redundancy of applying to college and then subsequently looking for jobs—there was this difficult quality of impersonal uniformity.
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With more kids applying to more colleges than ever before, admissions officers have to use some sort of triage to make quick decisions.
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After applying to schools again, Dayo Adetu was accepted to the University of Pennsylvania (and indicated on social media she graduated last month).
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Thanks to their efforts, I ended up applying to the prestigious Head-Royce School in Oakland, taking the admissions test, and getting accepted.
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British actor Sir Patrick Stewart says he's applying to become an American citizen so that he can oppose President Trump and his policies.
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The U.S. imposed an initial round of 25% tariffs, applying to $163 billion in imports, as part of a $50 billion tariff plan.
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For this episode, Ashley and Kaitlyn want to know why people spend time applying to these services, and why these apps were created.
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The first tranche of sought funds will cover applying to the court for permission to bring an application for judicial review against TfL.
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"The key pressure point that China is likely to continue applying to Tsai is for her to acknowledge the 1992 Consensus," he said.
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She scored well on her PSATs and is considering applying to the University of California, Berkeley, and Barnard College in New York City.
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Love says she isn't sure where she'll end up going, and she lost count of how many schools she ended up applying to.
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Folli needs the approval of the majority of its creditors before applying to a Greek court to start its rehabilitation plan, it said.
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Long range, Thomas said, he can see Karamba's cybersecurity software applying to self-flying drones, and other vehicles or robots that operate autonomously.
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"But very active engagement has been found to promote social well-being," he said, with this applying to both paid and voluntary work.
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"The local police make every effort to prevent victims from leaving the region or applying to the courts in the future," Kochetkov said.
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But year over year, people viewing and applying to open positions is still up by more than 35 percent, according to LinkedIn data.
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Sudan is applying to the Green Climate Fund for financial support to scale up similar climate change adaptation projects across all nine states.
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As for myself, I'm applying to a few different programs, but my main goal is to get into University of Pennsylvania's Nursing School.
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Meanwhile, foreign students are applying to Canadian schools in record numbers, with some citing the tumultuous political climate as part of their decision.
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In 2005, the city struck a compromise, applying to all ice cream vendors, in which trucks may play music only while in motion.
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This person wants to know if they should be worried about their age, if they're applying to a midlevel IB job at Goldman.
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"[I knew that] if I got two undergraduate degrees then that would differentiate me from other people applying to business school," he says.
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But those rulings were limited in scope, applying to travelers already in the U.S. or en route as the order was handed down.
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Whether you're applying to an entry-level role or an executive position, this question is more about the interviewer gauging your thought process.
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If you've taken any vocational classes that pertain to the industry you're applying to, highlight those on your resume as well says Daly.
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This is as good a time as any to remind you that applying to and competing in Startup Battlefield is 100 percent free.
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Applicants are automatically referred for drug testing if they have been convicted of a felony within three years of applying to the program.
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He's living in Fort Collins, working part-time on automated systems for a Denver medical supply sales company and applying to med schools.
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Whether you're applying to an entry-level role or an executive position, this question is more about the interviewer gaging your thought process.
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Review your search tactics If you keep falling short of getting an offer, try reviewing whether you are applying to the right jobs.
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Looking at the Irish's undefeated season under the same microscope we are applying to Alabama and Clemson does not yield an impressive picture.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Like many parents in San Francisco, Melvin Canas and Delfina Ramirez described applying to public kindergarten as a part-time job.
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They do point out that Youchah would have been applying to the court at the same time she was arguing Wynn's case there.
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Sanders' "Tax on Extreme Wealth" is the most aggressive tax proposal in the race, applying to individuals with net worths above $32 million.
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About one in five colleges allot "considerable importance" to "demonstrated interest," whereby applicants convey their willingness to attend the college they're applying to.
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The Education Department joined later based on "information related to a particular Asian-American applicant's experience applying to Yale," the department's letter said.
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Organizers in six swing states were informed this morning that they were being let go and given instructions for applying to the DNC.
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People applying to live in a co-op are obligated to share the most intimate details of their financial lives with the board.
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Under New Zealand's Citizenship Act of 1948, someone can be a New Zealand citizen by descent, even without ever applying to be one.
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That's why the architects of the post-war global economic system introduced symmetric trade adjustment rules applying to surplus and deficit countries alike.
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Please recognize: The majority of immigrants entering our nation today arrive through legal channels after years of applying to enter [Pew Research Center].
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There, a career counselor told me not to bother applying to Reuters, The Washington Post or The New York Times, even for internships.
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For instance, it alleges Sulitzer committed fraud when applying to operate dental offices in California and assuming liability for services offered to patients.
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These were lessons about respect, agency and other minds that, I am embarrassed to confess, I was rather late in applying to people.
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Applications to refinance a home loan and purchase a home fell sharply, with those applying to purchase falling 11 percent for the week.
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In 2004, Harrison returned to New York City and started applying to humanitarian groups including Oxfam, the Peace Corps and the United Nations.
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If you are looking for an incredible learning experience in any aspect of television, I cannot recommend enough applying to intern at CNBC!
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That generally means universal background checks applying to all commercial sales, but he has not backtracked on that tweet since he made it.
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For added appeal, target students who are applying to your alma mater, where you&aposve already proven you can create a successful application.
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Before applying to college, every candidate should be required to spend one to two years in a tough job in the real world.
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Temperature control The more temperature control options you have, the more control you'll have over the heat you'll be applying to your hair.
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Now it's unclear if my contract is going to be renewed, and I've been applying to jobs like crazy for the last two months.
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"[But] the same degree of professionalism that [job seekers put] into applying to jobs should be practiced by the interviewing managers and recruiters, too."
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With over 18,300 people applying to be a part of NASA's latest astronaut class, we can only hope that this is just the beginning.
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And he wrote his senior thesis on how the Ninth and 10th Amendments to the Constitution restrict federal power, before applying to law school.
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If you are also applying to the Battlefield competition, don't worry, applying for a pavilion as well will not interfere with your Battlefield application.
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Crucially, government figures on voter registration showed that the largest group applying to vote were aged 25-34 (170,000), followed by under-25s (132,000).
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Throughout the process of applying to be reunited with her child, W.R. was identified as the "sponsor" for her son, according to her lawsuit.
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In response, Amazon is taking a proactive stance to be consistent for all candidates residing in, or applying to jobs in, the United States.
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The ban will be retroactive, applying to anyone processed after the government first declared that no one arriving by boat could settle in Australia.
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For the first sitting of the test, on March 5, the College Board barred people who aren't applying to college from taking the SAT.
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Now you, dear reader, have the opportunity to guard the secrets of our potential next president by applying to be Hillary's new Security Engineer!!
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Hardly surprising, then, that competition for places at the University of Oxford is fierce, with thousands of candidates applying to study there each year.
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Dynamic Speaker: Breuer says job seekers applying to lead large sales teams, or in a public relations role should include this on their résumés.
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I was applying to NPR's Kroc Fellowship for emerging public radio journalists and knew that, done right, this cover letter would change my life.
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Letter Many high school seniors have completed the often harrowing process of applying to college and have heard where they were accepted — or not.
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Thanks to this vote of confidence, you could imagine small companies applying to October because a big company they trust has done it before.
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We didn't really have SAT subject tests where I grew up, so I couldn't take them, which prevented me from applying to certain schools.
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The crisis has deepened in recent weeks as lessors have started applying to deregister planes, signaling the planned bailout had not assuaged their concerns.
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So that's when I came out and had issues in terms of applying to these companies, nobody was hiring, visa issues obviously were there.
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If you are also applying to the Battlefield competition, don't worry, applying for a Pavilion as well will not interfere with your Battlefield application.
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"There are a lot of requirements to follow while applying to medical school, but I made these requirements work for me," Batista tells CNBC.
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We might call it different things, but it's the same laws applying to the whole universe and everywhere on Earth that human beings are.
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"If you're looking at protecting American workers, we don't have a problem with these provisions applying to all companies," said NASSCOM president R. Chandrashekhar.
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I really want to move as quickly as we can to finalize WOTUS so we have the same regulations applying to all 50 states.
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They suggest a moratorium on searching driver's license photos until state legislatures vote on the issue, applying to both local police and the FBI.
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The Americans have provided a description of the limitations and safeguards applying to their signals intelligence, as well as legal remedies for EU citizens.
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Note: These accounts will affect financial aid if any of your children are soon applying to college, especially assets in a child's own name.
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He had also invited a recent graduate named Shakira Jarvis, who was considering applying to the medical school, to accompany him on his rounds.
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And different parts of the Trump administration have already taken steps to prevent federal civil rights protections from applying to trans and gay people.
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He told Radio New Zealand he would look at applying to New Zealand for asylum if his attempt to reach the United States failed.
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In 2017, when his son was applying to the school MacFarlane paid once again to have his child accepted due to his athletic abilities.
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More immediately, colleges must stop accepting the Common App, and the "just another click" ease that it has brought to applying to multiple schools.
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China is also setting new baseline requirements on ridership levels and the size and financial resources for cities applying to build new urban railways.
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Farooq takes a lot of calls from people applying to business schools, many of whom she says don't know why they are doing it.
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And for students who are not sure about applying to college, it is one more hurdle standing in the way of their continued education.
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In an annual ritual, hundreds of thousands of students took the SAT this spring as they made their first steps toward applying to college.
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About 400 others in Australia seeking some medical treatment must return to Nauru or Manus Island before applying to go to the United States.
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Despite Moe's burnout packaging, she's actually a genius who is applying to a STEM program abroad and reads 224th century scientific philosophy before bed.
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If you're in school (or applying to programs) or working on something you want to get published, action planet Mars will boost your energy.
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Having driven around in one of their vehicles, I can safely say I'd be applying to join up myself if I was Phoenix-based.
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The number of people applying to study nursing in England has decreased by nearly a third since the Tories removed the bursary for trainees.
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According to the Post report from August, the Supreme Court ruling was cited by attorneys representing Bailey's family as possibly applying to Bailey's case.
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Others also have another citizenship but have yet to formally switch to it, while many are thinking of or are applying to other countries.
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Mr. Smith now works for a cleaning service in Manhattan and is in the process of applying to LaGuardia Community College to study technology.
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I experienced my first economic downturn during the recession of 2008, and I learned a lot of lessons I'm applying to the current economy.
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Or the sales vice president who previously worked for a technology firm but knows little about the consumer product industry she's applying to enter.
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According to recruiting software company Bullhorn's anonymous survey of 1,500 hiring managers, applying to irrelevant jobs topped the list of pet peeves for recruiters.
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In fact, the only thing keeping you from reaching your breaking point is the fact that you're applying to jobs and lining up interviewing.
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Business Insider spoke with three veteran headhunters who&aposve worked closely with these firms and candidates applying to these firms to get their advice.
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Kent Denver said it would not provide him with a reference, and the head of the school discouraged him from applying to work elsewhere.
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So for those of you applying to MIT Sloan, my broad strategic advice [throughout the application process] is to just show your authentic self.
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Tabcorp and Tatts took the unusual step of applying to the ACT after the usual arbiter, the ACCC, had raised concerns about the deal.
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Also, be aware that if you're dual-enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, the rules applying to when you can change plans are different.
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Lorance, who graduated from the University of North Texas, says he&aposs applying to online graduate schools that focus on leadership and project management.
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He tweeted Thursday that McConnell and other Senate GOP leaders are subjecting him to a harsher standard than they are applying to Democratic Sen.
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Five years ago on the first day of DACA, it easily could have been me applying to get a deferral and a work permit.
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I try to pack lunch at least four days a week, but I was researching side hustles and applying to jobs until 2 a.m.
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The experience graph could become a competitive advantage for students applying to college and job-seekers eager to share real-world data with potential employers.
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Within a couple of days of applying to be a ride-share driver, Ali said he was approved to shuttle passengers from place to place.
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Especially adventurous Virgos should consider applying to programs like the Arctic Circle, the residency at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or Land Art Mongolia.
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Probably the most important thing to convey when applying to a position is being able to communicate why you want to work at the company.
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After eight years of applying to get on the show, it's really hard to make it that far and get so close to the end.
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Regulators also clarified ground rules applying to network equipment vendors following U.S. pressure on its allies to ban China's Huawei Technologies on national security grounds.
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After applying to my cheeks generously, I get a natural sunkissed look without even having to blend it in with my fingers or a brush.
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These days college affordability is a huge concern, and as a result, more students and their families are wary of applying to pricey private schools.
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Getty clarifies that minor retouching, such as skin blemishes, hair color, or "nose shape" are acceptable, with the policy only applying to body shape manipulation.
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Religious or nonprofit groups can qualify for an exemption from New York City water and sewer bills after applying to the Department of Environmental Protection.
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Nineteen percent have grandchildren who will soon be applying to schools, and another 14% percent have grandchildren who attended college or are currently in school.
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Withholding scores is a serious step: It means students applying to universities are in limbo while ETS determines whether their scores need to be canceled.
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To make a Facebook profile harder to find, think about changing your name, a path often taken by those applying to medical or law school.
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Schlossberg – a 2015 Yale grad – is currently applying to grad school and studying for the Graduate Record Examination from his home in New York City.
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Age: 253 Occupation: Senior Admin Assistant – currently in the process of applying to grad school Salary: $48,000 Annual Number Of Vacation Days: 15 Vacation days.
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She also reveals that she'd remained friends with a "former lover," and visited him in Paris while she was applying to become an American citizen.
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It is his first such leave since he was jailed in 19733 and authorities said it was in compliance with regulations applying to all inmates.
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I saw an interesting story about colleges reporting on the numbers of foreign students applying to the U.S. And there's been an appreciable decline, right?
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People visited regularly to attend meetings and classes, participate in children's programs, and to use the free computers for vital services like applying to jobs.
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In Wisconsin, a federal judge agreed to issue a narrow, temporary hold to prevent the policy from applying to a Syrian refugee and his family.
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One, M&G, has been planning to replicate funds in Dublin, and will move some staff; another, Columbia Threadneedle, is applying to expand in Luxembourg.
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"The guy says stuff no would find tolerable if you were applying to a job at 7/85033," he said of the Republican presidential nominee.
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Most of the time I don't hear back — good or bad — from the companies I'm applying to, even though I know I'm more than qualified.
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Graduates will also receive an online meeting with a YC partner later in the year to help them prep for applying to the core accelerator.
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Keep an eye out for more information about the different ways you can exhibit in Startup Alley — including applying to be a TC Top Pick.
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Hatch was admitted to Yale after applying to be an Eli Whitney scholar, a program for nontraditional students who have had their educational careers interrupted.
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Too often, economically challenged high school students aren't encouraged by counselors and teachers to aim high, take risks, and gamble on applying to selective schools.
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Instead, they were told to take the unusual step of applying to Brookfield or McGinley Aviation, another British recruiter, and declare themselves as self-employed.
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And Mr. Debnam, who had planned on applying to be a teacher, worries now that because of the arrest that his application would be rejected.
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Imagine you are applying to be the C.E.O. of Deutsche Bank now that it's reportedly seeking a successor to John Cryan, the bank's current chief.
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Even if you aren't applying to one of those schools, this tool can give an approximation of what a responsible financial aid package should cover.
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She claimed that around half of the firms did not have policies applying to entrepreneurs or publicly identified points of contact before she pitched them.
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Though he hasn't tried to find any other work yet, Auerbach is considering applying to work at an essential service business, like his local supermarket.
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A long-promised registration-based listing system will replace the tedious process of applying to the China Securities Regulatory Commission for permission to sell shares.
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Applying to be a contestant on Survivor involves submitting a "here's who I am and why I should be on the show" kind of video.
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"The world that existed 35 or 40 years ago, where there was an unlimited number of people applying to school, is diminishing," Mr. Davis said.
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Ms. Childs is applying to kindergarten for next year — a notoriously rigorous process in New York City schools — and nurtures her daughter's learning at home.
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That language suggests the job seeker may not end up being an engaged employee, which is especially important for people applying to jobs at startups.
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"I have looked at the upper end of achievement; they have gone bottom-up, and found similar results" applying to an entire profession, he said.
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I need to call a former colleague to give me tips for a job I am applying to and I really need some me-time.
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After two weeks of protests, funerals and vigils, students are contending with how to balance activism with SATs, advanced placement tests and applying to college.
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The vicious circle of college admissions Students are applying to more colleges than ever but acceptance rates at the nation's top schools continue to decline.
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The scope was far-reaching, applying to possible violations of the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and federal laws regulating hazardous waste plants.
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In one example detailed in an indictment, the parents of a student applying to Yale paid Mr. Singer $1.2 million to help her get admitted.
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So applying to the CIA a few years after 9/11 was not a far leap in logic after studying international affairs in graduate school.
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The Manders claim it warned them off even applying to adopt, because the only available children were white, and they, of Indian Sikh heritage, are not.
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He has a job at a convenience store distribution center, his grades are up, and he is thinking of applying to Notre Dame, his dream college.
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My job is a two-year position ending in June, and I have been applying to graduate schools, but I'm still feeling very lost and uncertain.
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RBS abandoned the costly project this year and is now applying to the EU with an alternative set of proposals to meet the state aid obligations.
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And I know that when you're in either situation, it's easy to ignore the important step of researching every company you're considering applying to work for.
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But applicants don't know everyone else who is applying to Harvard or Yale, and it's hard to pin down where you are on that totem pole.
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But that largely depends on the culture of the place you're applying to, how formal and traditional it is, and how you've corresponded in the past.
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Anyone with Chinese ancestry has legal advantages in getting a work visa; foreign-born children of Chinese nationals get a leg-up in applying to universities.
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"I would be doing exactly what I'm doing, which is going to school, applying to college and wanting to be a social justice lawyer," she said.
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I start to feel a bit down and worry that I won't get to move forward with that position, so I start maniacally applying to jobs.
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The ruling boosted the FCC in its bid to complete action on major internet privacy rules applying to internet providers before the end of the year.
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By the time many of them start applying to colleges, they've already learned how to vlog, how to edit a thumbnail, and how to amass followings.
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Not long ago, I was drinking coffee with a friend and asked why she was applying to medical school despite her love and talent for research.
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Take a look below to see what flexible positions you should consider applying to if you want to make some extra cash while still in school.
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Job demand counts the rate at which people are viewing and applying to jobs at the company, including both paid and unpaid job postings on LinkedIn.
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That situation is made worse by a ban that prevented Uber's Southeast Asia employees from applying to transfer to other parts of the firm's global business.
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This is the somewhat ignominious label that I am—perhaps unfairly—applying to the 20143 Sixers, the 22014 Bucks, the 215 Lakers and the 16 Sixers.
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In a report, the TCFD developed recommendations for climate-related financial disclosures, applying to financial sector organizations, including banks, insurance companies, asset managers and asset owners.
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Twenty-five banks in London are applying to the ECB for licenses to open hubs in Frankfurt, and will have to move staff and activities there.
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Data released on Monday also showed that the number of EU nurses applying to work in the U.K. dropped by 96 percent since the referendum vote.
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When applying to jobs, research finds that white applicants receive 20173 percent more callbacks than equally qualified African-Americans, and 24 percent more callbacks than Latinos.
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I have no idea whether that's actually a considered tactic that they're applying to Kasich, the very popular Republican governor of a must-win swing state.
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After applying to the US courts prosecutors were able to obtain a log of Nicholson's messages with McHugh, but not the contents of the messages themselves.
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Even though the chances of getting into your dream school may be low, Ridner says there is no harm in applying to one of these schools.
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Pentagon issues guidance on admitting transgender service members As things stand, after January 93, Talbott can start the process of applying to enlist in the military.
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For high school students who are applying to colleges soon, Love advises them to apply through the Common Application as well as the Common Black Application.
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We'd talk about the fashion internships I was applying to and whether "the recession" was going to be as bad as the news made it sound.
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In Wisconsin, a federal judge already agreed to issue a narrow, temporary hold to prevent the policy from applying to a Syrian refugee and his family.
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Shares of Rakuten finished down 4.87 percent after the e-commerce company on Thursday said it would be applying to enter the mobile network operator sector.
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More students, in general, are applying to college than ever before and they tend to apply a greater number of schools than students in the past.
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One goal is to ensure that Dubai residents can submit documentation for common tasks, like buying a home or applying to schools, digitally and only once.
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Hatch is attending Yale this fall after applying to be an Eli Whitney scholar, a program for nontraditional students who have seen their educational careers interrupted.
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If you're a low-income high school junior, looking to get a head start on college admissions, consider applying to the QuestBridge College Prep Scholars Program.
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Becca Musgrove played three years at Brown before missing her senior season with an injury and applying to Bentley's graduate school and for a coaching internship.
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He started Zip2 after his experience applying to Netscape, deciding that instead of pursing a PhD at Stanford, he would first try to start a company.
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It turned out that he had gone to law school and spent a couple years doing private equity and leveraged buyouts before applying to business school.
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My son is about to start applying to colleges ... maybe he'll actually get a fair shake now that this behavior has come to the national spotlight.
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I'm a sociophysicist, and I've developed a model of how people's opinions interact by applying to social behavior concepts and techniques from the field of physics.
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Spencer, a senior at South Torrance High School in Torrance, California, is applying to one or two community colleges and a few public, in-state colleges.
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The reason being that if you&aposre applying to schools that don&apost take the GRE, you&aposre going to have to take the LSAT anyway.
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Ms. Belli is candid about the challenges facing women seeking success, but sees them as applying to men and women as family duties are increasingly shared.
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"Royal Mail will use all legal options at its disposal, including applying to the High Court for an injunction to prevent industrial action." the company said.
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The company provided few details about its mandatory "community safety education" module that drivers will have to complete as part of applying to work for Lyft.
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The job site polled 1,151 U.S. adults, all working or actively seeking work, to determine the top factors men and women consider when applying to jobs.
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"Impeachment is seen as applying to a limited set of cases, generally committed while one is in office or in the pursuit of office," he said.
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My voice sounds fine, telling her I was fine, schoolwork is challenging but manageable — I am applying to summer internships, competition is rough, but it's fine.
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Of the roughly 1,200 Syrian doctors in Turkey applying to enter the program, Dr. M is among the first 25 to have passed all the hurdles.
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Being African American and not being able to relate to an all-white family, and all of the backstory of his biological father, and applying to colleges.
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Now that she's applying to jobs, she's spending a lot of time trying to explain her research, and she realized she kept reaching for a visual aid.
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In the fall of 2003, she is about to turn 22; she is in her junior year at Penn, but she is already applying to graduate school.
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In recent years, some states have closed this loophole, applying to cops the same rules already in place nationwide for probation officers and prison and jail guards.
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This month she was finishing up her accreditation as an aircraft mechanic, and applying to both a bachelor's program and a range of jobs in the region.
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Fraudulently applying to journals still operates in a moral grey area, going against scientists' honor codes, but might be okay for a journalist or a private investigator.
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The model assigns scores to foods based on the amount of specific nutrients they contain, with the ban essentially applying to products above a certain score threshold.
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But the new site is next to a landfill, and rights advocates say a forcible transfer of the residents would violate international law applying to occupied territory.
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Besides applying to stocks and bonds, the change will also apply to exchange-traded funds, certain mutual funds, municipal securities and limited partnerships that trade on exchanges.
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Georgia's legislation, applying to licensed gun owners ages 21 and older, would have banned weapons at campus housing and sports facilities but not at university daycare centers.
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The pay negotiation tactic has gained momentum with Murdoch University, in Western Australia, last month applying to the country's industrial relations tribunal to terminate a pay agreement.
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I applied to only two colleges, the University of Florida and Cornell, because applying to college is an expensive process, and I didn't know about fee waivers.
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She said she knew she wanted to concentrate on international relations and French, and thus had no qualms applying to the college offering those areas of study.
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Get out and talk to people Sitting in front of a computer applying to online job postings all day isn't going to work, Google's Roper tells CNBC.
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But since 2006, people applying to colleges across America have been asked a version of this question: Have you ever been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony?
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But there's a chance shunto wage increases may end up only applying to large companies, which will massively reduce the trickle-down effect on consumption, Herrero warned.
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The new site is adjacent to a landfill and rights advocates say that a forcible transfer of the residents would violate international law applying to occupied territory.
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Boeing could appeal the decision, but risks straining its relationship with Canada after applying to stay in a race to supply 88 fighter planes to the country.
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Yahyaoui isn't in the startup business to get rich off students trying to navigate their way through the absorbently expensive process of applying to and attending college.
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Vicious names accompanying the photos make the accounts clear examples of cyberbullying and the posts themselves could haunt the students when they're applying to colleges or jobs.
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Previous research has shown the biggest "leak" in the pipeline, so to speak, happens to women applying to post-doctoral positions after receiving their PhD, says Dutt.
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That's fewer than one in 237 IRA dollars invested in the tax-first-ask-questions-later option Congress is now talking about applying to 2247(k)s.
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"Student debt is the number one deterrent for students when applying to medical school," said Renu Khator, president of the University of Houston in a news release.
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Georgetown announced this week that it will offer descendants of the enslaved preferential status in applying to the school, the same as it would treat legacy applicants.
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Students can now find out much earlier whether they qualify for federal aid — getting this critical information before they start to make decisions about applying to college.
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However, she then decided to take the senior analyst of corporate strategy role at the company that would become ANGI Homeservices instead of applying to business school.
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And that's why, with a heavy heart, I'm applying to become an Irish citizen, saying goodbye to Britain just as it wants to say goodbye to Europe.
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" Stephen Farmer, vice provost for enrollment and undergraduate admissions, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill "When my son was applying to schools, I never read his essay.
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But when you're applying to a job, you don't know who will appreciate that and who won't — so it's better to err on the side of professionalism.
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Putting it all together: Any compromise would have to be extremely narrow in scope — only applying to, say, data on a device involved in a specific crime.
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When applying to PhD programs the two note that being able to identify a professor you want to work with is far more important than program ranking.
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Walden said one of the big outstanding questions is whether HHS can issue a retroactive rule applying to previous previous plan years, for which payments are owed.
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Washington (CNN)Candidates applying to join President Donald Trump's administration will now have to explain what part of Trump's campaign message "most appealed" to them and why.
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A play of personal statements and professional compromise, Joshua Harmon's drama centers on the admissions director of a private school whose own son is applying to college.
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Naturally, using data points to explain why you're a good fit for the company is encouraged for those applying to one of the company's 177 open positions.
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Co-founder and CEO Brian Swartz said some of NeighborSchool's provider partners are applying to provide emergency child care for medical professionals, first responders and vulnerable populations.
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Before giving birth to Shepard, Dodd spent months researching and applying to day cares—she even pulled out of one after realizing the facility didn't require vaccinations.
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That can put the students at a disadvantage, said Ms. Laskaris, now a senior counselor at Top Tier Admissions, which advises students and families applying to college.
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Keith Wildhaber filed a lawsuit in 2017 alleging that his department discriminated against him over his sexual orientation while he was applying to be promoted to lieutenant.
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People applying to be summer interns and first-year analysts at Goldman Sachs have their résumés digitally scanned for keywords that can predict success at the company.
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Of course, you don't have to change your resume every time you apply to a job, especially if the jobs you are applying to are very similar.
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I hope some of the ambitious ideas I&aposm excited about applying to machine learning can also inspire work in the coding space and inspire ideas there.
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Under the new law, the PIT threshold will be set for individuals with reference to their annual earnings, rather than applying to everyone who pays income tax.
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Most hiring managers won't hold it against you, as long as you effectively make the case that you're the best person for the job you're applying to.
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"Generally, if somebody is looking at applying to a highly selective place like Harvard, there are informed adults around them, helping them navigate that," Mr. Bello said.
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Likewise, newlyweds should be cognizant of limits applying to deductions and contributions for traditional and Roth individual retirement accounts, because income from both spouses feeds the equation.
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In the release, DHS defends the ban as applying to only a small number of people — but does virtually nothing to explain who it actually applies to.
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San Francisco and Somerville, Massachusetts have already implemented their own bans applying to local authorities, making them the only two cities in the U.S. to do so.
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But the new site is adjacent to a landfill, and rights advocates say that a forcible transfer of the residents would violate international law applying to occupied territory.
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Vulkov agrees that there are certain times a photo should not be used on a resume, such as when applying to jobs in conservative fields such as auditing.
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Adetu ultimately attended the University of Pennsylvania in 2015 after applying to colleges again, according to the complaint, and indicated on social media that she graduated last month.
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By age 12, the only child was giving piano lessons to other people in his neighbourhood, before applying to the University of Alberta's music program after high school.
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That's why Francois decided to pitch his smartphone app on "Shark Tank," applying to appear on the show in early 22017 and then filming an episode that summer.
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A typical day for her includes an early morning workout and several hours of applying to jobs and setting up informational interviews with people in her target industry.
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It would also be a major hit for the Trump administration, which has openly advocated against the Civil Rights Act applying to LGBT individuals in hearings and briefs.
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Their first four students — all low-income women with children who never considered applying to elite schools — are graduating from the pilot microcollege, in poverty-stricken Holyoke, Mass.
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He is proposing a health care plan that would require over a trillion dollars a year in new, broad-based taxes applying to nearly all Americans who work.
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News that Oprah was applying to trademark a line of foods first broke last summer, and at that time, she reportedly planned to call the line Oprah's Kitchen.
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"Enabling monetization" essentially means applying to the Partnership Program, but users took it to mean that YouTube only allowed end cards on videos where it was running ads.
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The heavy course load was an attempt to graduate by summer and move to Washington, D.C., where he was applying to become part of the Metropolitan Police Department.
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While applying to New York University, my long-shot school, I found an essay prompt that asked me to write about a piece of art that inspired me.
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Houston is one of three finalist cities applying to host the 2020 Democratic National Convention; if selected, it would further underscore the Democrats' strategic embrace of the state.
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If you aren't among the very affluent and are applying to a private college, that net price can be tens of thousands of dollars below the list price.
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Skills can often trump experience on a STEM CV in regard to relevance, due to the increasing commonality of people applying to jobs that haven't technically existed before.
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America has its share of problems these days, but Justin Bieber is looking at the glass half full because we've learned he's applying to become an American citizen.
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Now, Bailus is applying to fill a different seat on the district court, and, in the process, has attempted to explain the upset with the help of Thomas.
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Rising costs of graduate medical education, combined with disparities between public sector and private salaries for physicians have resulted in fewer physicians applying to the EIS fellowship program.
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" He resisted applying to graduate programs in playwriting because he feared that professors might urge him, he said, "to stop being silly and write some grown-up plays.
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"Especially if you are applying to college at the same time, you can leverage a lot of that college application work to also apply for scholarships," he says.
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In a third opinion, ESMA said regulators should also prevent asset managers from setting up letter-box operations, bringing them into line with rules applying to hedge funds.
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After graduating with a master's degree, I ended up applying to quite a variety of different companies and organizations, but it was nonprofit organizations that called me back.
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He filed them away mentally to record later at home on eBird, a birding website maintained by ornithologists at Cornell, one of several colleges Kai is applying to.
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Beginning in 2009, Gessner and Benson launched tours and summer camps for U.S. admissions officers to meet Dipont students in China and advise them on applying to colleges.
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"If I'd been held back a year, I would have been applying to the Stanford class of 2021, when the school might start accepting students again," Taylor fumed.
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Asked why they were applying to Canada, 61% of the companies cited the country's Global Skills Strategy Visa, a new program that expedites work visas in 10 days.
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Greg Griffin, a senior applying to Morehouse, shares a brochure with me and I am hypnotized by the description of the school and the success of its alumni.
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If you've even vaguely considered applying to be a TechCrunch Top Pick at Disrupt Berlin 2018, which takes place on 29-30 November, you need to act now.
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If you're interviewing for a new job, you're probably prepared to answer questions about your past work experience and what you'll bring to the company you're applying to.
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She didn't tell me, her only child, because she didn't want me to change my plans — applying to a Ph.D. program and continuing to write fiction in English.
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And some believe that many students, especially from middle-class families less-affected by application fees, are simply applying to more schools in general, as acceptances seem dicier.
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She was a teenager when "The O.C." premiered and had entertained the idea of applying to the Yale School of Drama before the acting opportunity appeared before her.
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That's because the process of applying to elite schools is often framed like a game, where every attribute on your application is either a bonus or a penalty.
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StackOverflow's figures show that 15% of candidates will move after applying to a position and 60% are open to new opportunities but never actively looking for a job.
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I have had to switch our family doctor and specialists, with the attendant hassle of applying to have our medical records released and transferred to our new providers.
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The motions were filed under a law applying to people who have been convicted, the court said, and there was no valid conviction on record in his case.
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" Joseph Barnett: "I once commented to a job applicant to look around at the offices she was applying to and to dress in the culture of the office.
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Check out this video to see Siegel's tips for applying to jobs as well as the one thing he says you need to do in every job interview.
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Her own family did not have the money to pay for consultants or prep camps when she was applying to college a little more than a decade ago.
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Best-selling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that dressing too casually can sabotage your chances — especially true when you're applying to join the queen's staff.
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The extra questions are also directed toward people who have lived and worked in the U.S. for more than a decade and are applying to extend their visas.
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Then Gwinn, himself a man of European descent, seeks information from the offices of the Red Lake Nation Embassy about applying to become a citizen of its tribe.
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"Many of you who are citizens of countries in the European Union might want to consider the option of applying to the Home Office for Permanent Residency," Gast wrote.
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So it's likely a tax would end up applying to anyone who sends remittances -- something critics say would unfairly punish Americans and immigrants who came to the country legally.
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They both got doubled by U.S. companies because it was harder back then to move to the U.S. So very early on I started applying to the U.S. accelerators.
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All spring, the anti-Trump forces have been psyching themselves up by talking about a "surge" of immigrants applying to become US citizens so they can vote against Trump.
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Instead of applying to grad school or committing to a career path I'm going to focus on the things that I love and that make me who I am.
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Some in eastern Europe were pushed in a liberal direction during the process of applying to join the European Union, which makes respecting minority rights a condition of membership.
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South Korea has become a hot-bed for applying to cosmetics the "fast fashion" principles of shifting designs quickly from catwalk to Main Street to capitalise on new trends.
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A record number of Britons with Irish ancestors are applying to Dublin for passports, in order to retain the benefits of EU citizenship, such as free movement, after Brexit.
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"Applying to so many jobs and getting no responses can do something to you mentally," John said, admitting that at a certain point she began to question her qualifications.
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Tesla's Semi is an all-electric semi truck, which itself is a major feat, but its powertrain isn't the only technological innovation that the automaker is applying to trucking.
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A Change Of Heart When I started working around the age of 19, I was applying to jobs as a hairstylist, and I got my license in hair grooming.
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Belfort tells us his son was applying to Georgetown and somehow, a shady character got his number and tried to rope him in ... but he and his son declined.
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Sure, applying to opening after opening made me feel productive, but it was also adding a ton of unnecessary stress to an already stressful process and wasn't leading anywhere.
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"I would be doing exactly what I'm doing, which is going to school, applying to college and wanting to be a social justice lawyer," she said at the time.
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Drillers rarely provided all of the information they should have when applying to vent or flare natural gas, and BLM offices routinely applied different standards to royalty charges. Rep.
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Responding to fears of overly bureaucratic barriers, Friday's joint report from the negotiators emphasised that the process for applying to remain will be as transparent and easy as possible.
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Even founders who have dozens of venture connections are interested in applying to become an angel investor with a set of firms whom they may have never met before.
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A government crackdown on visa scams and low-quality courses drew attention to uneven provision and slowed visa-processing times for all students, even those applying to elite institutions.
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Samantha Fulgham, Bumble's second employee who now leads campus marketing and outreach, explained how male college students are now applying to become ambassadors, interns and even full-time employees.
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In addition to college tuition assistance, McDonald's Archways program provides its employees with advisors who help with filing FAFSA forms, applying to schools and supporting them throughout their education.
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But before we do, I am going to ask each one of our guests today to share a final piece of advice for anyone out there applying to Goldman.
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She said the interview process almost always included more than one meeting, and candidates applying to technical roles should expect to discuss their knowledge areas and problem-solving skills.
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But if you're a really extreme planner when it comes to traveling, consider applying to the HotelTonight campaign so you can get you a first-hand lesson in spontaneity.
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To Moscow's dismay, Serbia and Montenegro, both traditionally close to Russia, have increasingly tilted toward the West, applying to join the European Union and, in Montenegro's case, even NATO.
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Huda worked at Dunkin' — and it still influences her careerSophia Amoruso: What did you learn from Dunkin' Donuts that you think you might be applying to your career today?
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During an earlier debate in Strasbourg on Wednesday, EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker said he would also welcome Britain applying to re-join the bloc in the future.
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In another case, Singer helped a student claim to be a decorated water polo player when applying to USC, even though his high school did not have a team.
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Others, many of whom are in the process for applying to colleges right now, shared how the news has changed their views of the supposed meritocracy of college admissions.
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His concerns are mirrored by the experience of a current student leader who said that, after applying to numerous programming positions, he hasn't been able to land a job.
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To the Editor: It is high time we began to treat African-Americans and Latinos as equals when applying to college as well as all other arenas in life.
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If you're applying to be a data scientist or a software engineer you should be a proficient coder — but you should also understand the bigger impact of your work.
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The announcement by Mr. Cuomo comes days after federal officials banned New York residents from applying to — and re-enrolling in — the programs, known as the Trusted Traveler Program.
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That would reduce the administrative barriers to applying to college, help identify talented disadvantaged children, and increase the likelihood that they will attend a college that matches their skills.
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Rezi will also optimize your résumé for different applications, meaning the days of applying to a flood of no-reply postings on Indeed with the same résumé are over.
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This plan will not weaken student resolve to work hard to graduate, nor will it deter students from applying to and/or attending more prestigious or small private institutions.
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"It's the main topic of conversation among my friends," said Palak Gera, 21, who is applying to graduate programs in pharmaceutical science in North Carolina, Illinois and North Dakota.
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He just started his first job out of college, and he tells me that he's planning on applying to jobs in different cities once his apartment lease is up.
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We were all forced to sign documents promising we were taking the test for no reason other than the intention of applying to law school, which made me nervous.
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Since then, the government has added new vetting procedures for refugees and their families applying to come to the United States from certain countries deemed to be security risks.
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Some knobs are even shaped to mimic the feel of a massage therapist's elbows or thumbs so you can customize how much pressure you're applying to a particular area.
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So kids aren't applying to college because they don't think they can pay for it at the same time colleges are trying to find worthy candidates to receive financial aid.
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A posting on the FAA's Air Traffic Control command center website confirmed the issue, with the ground stop listed as applying to all domestic airports in the lower 48 states.
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I can imagine that argument applying to people with really terrible jobs, but maybe people with really terrible jobs either should be paid a lot more or shouldn't do them.
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Anbang Life, a key part of Anbang Insurance Group Co, one of China's most acquisitive firms overseas, was barred in May from applying to issue new products for three months.
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According to Hired's data, for example, black software developers with the same level of experience as their white peers are asking for, and receiving, $245,000 when applying to engineering roles.
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The Definitive Guide to Business When Carla Harris's high school guidance counselor told her that she shouldn't waste her time applying to three Ivy League schools, she did it anyway.
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A classic example of this is in image editing, where some software might make a single change applying to all of the thousands of pixels in an image at once.
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Key trend: From processing more than 3.4 million job applications (yielding 400,000 hires), OnboardIQ has noticed that about one in five candidates ends up applying to work at another company.
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Liao also released a recording of a previous telephone conversation from April 8, when he encouraged a weeping Liu Xia to keep up hope and continue applying to leave China.
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So now Winter – who turned 18 on Thursday and is featured in the latest issue of PEOPLE – is applying to colleges and has hopes of becoming a social-justice lawyer.
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Tacopina says Meek will also be applying to Pennsylvania's Board of Pardons ... but we're told that's more of a Hail Mary because it's normally a 3-year process at least.
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Gay marriage has been legal in the city since 2010; under a law passed in 2014, people can change their legal sex simply by applying to alter their birth records.
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"If the surgeon is grasping something using the instruments, or if they're cutting the tissue, they can feel the amount of force they are applying to the tissue," he said.
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We've also had a great response from startups applying to be in our Pitch-off, which is the second half of the evening and is always a really exciting event.
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Anbang Life, a key part of Anbang Insurance Group Co , one of China's most acquisitive firms overseas, was barred in May from applying to issue new products for three months.
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"I would be doing exactly what I'm doing, which is going to school, applying to college and wanting to be a social justice lawyer," Winter, 18, told PEOPLE's JD Heyman.
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Job applications doubled year-over-year in February, and people viewing and applying to open positions is still up by more than 35 percent at Uber, according to LinkedIn data.
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Read on to learn more about the best way to go about applying to Columbia Business School — and how to avoid the most common errors candidates make year after year.
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Elpha's example is useful for founders thinking about applying to YC, both in terms of how the founders got in and what benefits they were able to derive so far.
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Mr. Hoover later said that it was a mistake of paperwork and that Mr. Abraham was applying to be a boxing inspector — a position for which he was also unqualified.
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The Obama administration moved in 2009 to stop the formal process of applying to build the facility to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Congress stopped appropriating funds for the application.
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But back when she was applying to the Kellogg School of Management, she had to figure out how to overcome some significant obstacles on her path to the C-suite.
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Every year, my colleagues and I witness our talented graduates deal with the anxiety of applying to more and more residency programs, knowing that fewer and fewer spots are available.
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Meanwhile, its success the last five years has financed a leading artificial intelligence research team that Facebook is applying to make sure videos and video ads reach the right people.
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While those applying to the position could look forward to competitive pay and sociable working hours, there's a snag for any aspiring doughnut shop workers living an animal-free lifestyle.
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As an escape, I spent time reading about food, which is why applying to a social media internship at a cooking company seemed like as good an idea as anything.
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In December, the administration reversed a controversial policy that required that adult members of a sponsor's household to submit fingerprints to the FBI when applying to take in a child.
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When I was applying to colleges years ago from a corner of swampy Florida, my mother wouldn't allow me to apply to any school in the state of New York.
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The board's general counsel, Peter B. Robb, who was appointed by Mr. Trump, does not have purview over other laws applying to employees, such as minimum wage and overtime protections.
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Much as she craved the traditional college experience and the independence that would have come with it, part of her calculation in applying to Hunter had been its cost-effectiveness.
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If we use the logic we've been applying to trade wars and government shutdowns, it would seem that popping the internet bubble shouldn't have been enough to cause a recession.
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When I was 22, I was applying to graduate school; dating women and going to parties and poetry cafes; jobless, carrying around a college degree in my box of things.
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Mr. Villavicencio was in the process of applying to become a legal permanent resident, the suit said, and he has not been able to present evidence in his pending application.
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"That's a discussion we're having: this is your junior year, don't expect anyone to give you any leeway when applying to colleges because you went through trauma," Michael Macleod said.
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Leavy-Detrick recommends removing your graduation date once you have five to 10 years of experience, especially if you're applying to an industry that favors a younger workforce, like tech.
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Also applying to bid is Puerto Rico Telephone Company Inc, a firm owned by Mexican telecom giant America Movil SAB, which is controlled by the family of billionaire Carlos Slim.
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Colleges do so by engaging in what he called "an arms race" toward higher selectivity in an effort to improve their rankings, and students by applying to so many colleges.
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So in the fall of 290 I made two halfhearted attempts to avoid the uncertainties of the draft: applying to join the Peace Corps and Air Force Officers Candidate School.
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But as with any new products you'll be introducing so close to your wedding date, play it safe and do a skin-patch test first before applying to your face.
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As Amazon's director of global talent acquisition Kathleen Carroll tells CNBC Make It, it's imperative to do your research on the company or position you're applying to before any interview.
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"I didn't think of applying to Cambridge - I didn't think Cambridge University would take someone like me, but my (course) tutor encouraged me to apply," Edwards said in a statement.
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There's a good chance this runs afoul of your company's computer usage rules, for one, and if you're applying to competitor companies, it could be a legal issue as well.
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Regulators for their part have yet to settle on rules applying to more futuristic self-driving cars that would be completely autonomous, not even, for example, having a steering wheel.
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The sanctions against Russia, which staged the 2018 soccer World Cup, also bar it from hosting major sporting events or applying to host new events for a four-year period.
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The sanctions against Russia, which staged the 2018 soccer World Cup, also bar it from hosting major sporting events or applying to host new events for a four-year period.
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The new ruling is narrow, applying to only this business, and did not strike down the city's law, said Eric Fraser, the attorney who argued on behalf of the city.
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ETIAS would start applying to the UK after its status-quo transition after Brexit runs its course, which is now due at the end of 2020 though could be extended.
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The persistent dispute between Serbia and its former province of Kosovo, which Serbia and Russia refuse to recognize as an independent state, has kept Kosovo from applying to join NATO.
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In a speech on July 1st Jeremy Corbyn called for the end of the "debt burden" placed on students, and claimed that "fewer working-class young people are applying to university".
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In short, because there seem to be so few drug users actually applying to government programs, the hundreds of thousands spent on drug screenings may cost more than the potential savings.
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Barr said in his opening statement that the memo was narrow in scope, applying to a single statute that he inferred was being applied based on news reports he had read.
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But in order for this research to be done, the rider needs to be changed, since it currently prohibits anyone from even applying to the FDA to research MRT in humans.
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Separately, Durov confirmed to TechCrunch that the same issue is not applying to versions in Google Play and the Windows store, and that for now Telegram will stay online in Russia.
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Lot of young people were applying to study at Manchester University for cheap drugs at the Hacienda and even cheaper beers at the Students' Union bar in the Winnie Mandela building.
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Within a year, Bowery found itself applying to MetaProp, a 5.5-month-long accelerator program that focuses exclusively on real estate and typically only accepts startups that already have a product.
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Instead the government is applying to the European Commission to approve a new plan whereby RBS will instead put in place measures to boost the competitiveness of smaller British bank peers.
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And we ask you as museum workers applying to these jobs to continue sending us submissions of places that are getting it right — and the ones getting it so, so wrong.
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It should divide up EU debts and assets, agree the status of laws applying to citizens and companies, borders, notably on the island of Ireland, and other matters needing legal clarity.
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In 2011, the commission issued a rule applying to the wholesale markets that operate in many parts of the country in which electricity production and distribution are divided into separate businesses.
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Q : I was worried about applying to grad school and amassing more debt on top of my undergraduate loans, but now I feel, like, Screw it, it's the horse's problem, right?
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She isn't sure what role she'll have with the campaign over the next two years; she is busy working to get the financing settled for her nonprofit and applying to college.
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But before you decide to quit and start applying to different jobs, take some time to figure out what you really value and what kind of impact you want to have.
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Insurers in Australia are excluded from the responsibility to handle policy claims honestly and efficiently, and from laws applying to banks and other financial institutions requiring their contracts to be fair.
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Rosie McKeown, a member of last year's winning team, says that social-media hostility and the deep-rooted confidence gap between men and women discourage women from applying to the programme.
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But it seemed like challenging a Disney character to a hair competition wasn't enough, as Lively also joked that she was applying to become one of the park's costumed characters herself.
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They once co-founded Future Freshman together — an app that failed to launch, but once helped high schoolers get advice when applying to colleges — but hoped this time would be different.
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This deals with a requirement that those seeking just compensation from the government when their property is taken must first exhaust all options in state court before applying to federal court. ?
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For the approximately 10.9 million undocumented immigrants already living in the U.S., Trump's policy proposals would provide no route to citizenship without first leaving the country and applying to return legally.
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At the time of the disasters, he was already in the United States, having entered from Belize legally on a tourist visa and then overstaying his time before applying to TPS.
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I picked literary majors when applying to university, but when the university announced the results of the entrance exams, I found out that they had picked computer science (CS) for me.
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The Mazzoncinis say they were in the process of applying to the Children's Court for permission to take Kiano to the US for urgent medical attention care when the situation escalated.
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Gadsden said he'd mainly been giving away the warship-themed teas as gifts to friends in the Navy and was applying to the Ministry of Defence to use the ship's badges.
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Only include your address if it works in your favor If you're applying to positions in the city or town you already live in, then go ahead and include your address.
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Two years later, with more Democrats in the Senate and President Obama in the White House, the Democrats went even further, enacting a statutory pay-go rule applying to both chambers.
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Admissions shared with Business Insider that the school considers applications to the MBA program the same across the board, whether you're applying to the full-time MBA or the online MBA.
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But if you know people who could really help — for example, friends who work at a company you're applying to — leave them off the group email and send a personalized note.
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Rather than allowing his setback to stop him, Cramer said he drove home with his parents and immediately started applying to jobs in order to make his journalism dreams a reality.
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Congressional Republicans also repealed the Obama administration's so-called "blacklisting rule," which forced federal contractors to report workplace safety violations and wage theft when applying to do business with the government.
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"Beyonce's legal team also emphasized she is applying to trademark "Blue Ivy Carter", her daughter's full name, adding it identifies the child's "celebrity" rather than Ms. Morales' "regional event planning business.
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Meanwhile, the number of people applying to take the Foreign Service Officer Test — the first step in joining the Foreign Service — is expected to drop by more than half, she said.
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Why it matters: The trend is at least partially attributed to President Trump's immigration policy changes and rhetoric, which have led to fewer foreign students applying to study at U.S. institutions.
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Lawmakers should also consider applying to the health care exchanges the kind of reinsurance program Congress has used to encourage insurers to participate in Medicare's Part D prescription drug benefit program.
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There are minor quibbles about how much snap Apple is applying to the cursor as it attaches itself to buttons or actions, but overall the effect is incredibly pleasant and useful.
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The Crown Prosecution Service announced it will not be applying to Russia for the extradition of the two men, as the Russian constitution does not permit extradition of its own nationals.
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Applying to Airbnb Experiences and setting up shop"We applied to do the Airbnb Experience soon after the experience platform launched, so the application was quite simple," Chan told Business Insider.
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I urge and dream for the communities across this city and this country to be more supportive of undocumented students; to provide necessary counseling services and resources for applying to college.
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"I am particularly interested in deploying as a member of a combat operational stress control detachment," he wrote in a 2013 letter applying to the Army's master's in social work program.
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Iranians are applying to these programs in significant numbers and, with the lifting of sanctions, immigration services companies are planning to open (or reopen) offices in Tehran to facilitate such transactions.
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BDO calculated that the number of non-EU skilled workers applying to enter the U.K. tech sector had fallen by 17%, from 23,700 in 2015/16 to 19,700 in 2018/19.
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But that is largely because prospective students are applying to more schools than they used to, while the number of spots available has increased at a slower rate, according to Pew.
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The next rate (103%) applies to another range of income, and so on — with the top rate of 37% applying to income above $612,351 for married couples and $510,301 for singles.
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" Aman Kumar, 18, who is looking at universities in California, said, "In his campaign, he's discriminating against Muslim and other brown and black people," adding, "I'm thinking of applying to Canada.
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After a busy — but luxurious — two days, we headed to Cannes for the rest of the meetings, including the pitches from hotels applying to join the Fine Hotels and Resorts program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British makers of sparkling wine are applying to Brussels to have their product recognized under the EU protected food name scheme to bolster one of their fastest-growing products.
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She was applying to college to study computer science and, in her spare time, competing in a beauty pageant, inspired by Miss USA 2017, Kara McCullough, who was a nuclear scientist.
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McDonald's is working with Snapchat on a new job application program called "Snaplications," which lets people participate in a brand activation while applying to McDonald's in exactly the same way as always.
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So, when I was applying to college and I got into MIT, I saw mechanical engineering as a way to take my love for making and being able to design real products.
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The moment came when Remini's character Joan gives her best friend Maya (Lopez) a pep talk before applying to a high-ranking corporate job for which Maya doesn't necessarily have the requirements.
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The FCC had expanded the definition of what constituted an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) to the point that it may have been construed as applying to basically anyone with a smartphone.
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" The National Union of Students said in a statement that Jewish students have been feeling "increasingly unsafe" at universities, and often avoid applying to certain campuses due to "fears of anti-Semitism.
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On a personal level, forward-moving Saturn can help us put structure behind our dreams — particularly Sagittarius-related ones like applying to university programs, traveling cross-continentally, publishing, and starting entrepreneurial ventures.
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Christian, 2000, now a medical student at Mount Sinai in New York, is the Type A leader; Dominique, 24, is following his path, applying to medical school while pursuing a master's degree.
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"There is a sense here that you have one rule applying to an individual because he is an actor, somebody with certain amount of status that is being treated differently," Emmanuel said.
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This week, the Tennessee Valley Authority issued a "burn ban," applying to anything that might produce an open flame, while Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has told residents not to ignite any fireworks.
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But in this case, they don't appear to be a problem, thanks to a clear legal exception applying to payments related to official government business, said former Treasury Department official Adam Smith.
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Their lack of faith in me left a bad taste in my mouth, so I ended up only applying to a handful of local schools — both community colleges and four-year universities.
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Companies applying to join a business delegation were queried on whether they had deals with China in the works that they could unveil while overseas, people familiar with the matter told Breakingviews.
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Since Sunday, Bank of Shanghai and China Merchants Bank customers have been required to fill out a new online form when applying to purchase foreign exchange through their respective mobile banking apps.
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"We are running the world's only ACT official test center in the private sector," STEPEDU's president, Sam Han, said at a May 28 conference for students interested in applying to U.S. colleges.
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My friends and I were applying to summer programs like All State Honor Bands and Orchestras and I learned how to use our school's Roland recording system to record our audition tapes.
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" As she explains, "Essentially, if a job does not rank as a 9 out of 10 in terms of both your level of excitement and competency, then it's not worth applying to.
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In a letter submitted to U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer of San Francisco last Friday, Edwards, a trial lawyer, said he is applying to become a member of the plaintiffs' steering committee.
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Although he didn't know much about applying to schools, Jacobson had an advantage over a lot of us — myself included — who fall into a dangerous complacency with debt in our early 230s.
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The incorporation of the definition of "lobbying activities" from the LDA may result in the restrictions applying to appointees after they leave government service even if they do not become "registered lobbyists".
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However, multiple surveys have found that many students applying to vet school are aware of the financial challenges yet disregard them, likely driven by the desire to work with or help animals.
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How to 'win, win, win' Carriage's founders say they decided against applying to the National Fund during the company's early stages, as they wanted the freedom to develop as quickly as possible.
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Companies applying to bid on contracts have to be financially stable, have fewer than 500 employees and be able to meet standards of reporting and auditing for the world's most regulated industries.
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Initially only applying to sugary drinks, Stevens said that the levy would be gradually enforced as catering contracts in NHS hospitals come up for renewal over the next three to five years.
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Just over two years ago, the College Board, the makers of the SAT, announced its Environmental Context Dashboard, an attempt to level the playing field for socioeconomically disadvantaged students applying to college.
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Stress eating is one of the most common issues he sees and counsels patients on, and that extremity some people are applying to dopamine fasting is reminiscent of certain Silicon Valley diets.
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By being honest and connecting the dots between what motivates you and the school you are applying to, you can tell the truth and make yourself stand out at the same time.
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The State Department Thursday issued a level four travel advisory applying to all countries, calling on Americans not to travel internationally and urging U.S. citizens who are currently abroad to return home.
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The number of international students applying to physics doctoral programs in the United States fell by an average of 20193 percent this year, according to a study from the American Physical Society.
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Greg Abbott's executive order -- requiring that health care providers "postpone all surgeries and procedures that are not immediately medically necessary" to preserve a patient's life or condition -- from applying to elective abortions.
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Alito suggested the severability clauses like the one that Kavanaugh cited were not always dispositive, while Gorsuch griped about the potential for for-clause removal provisions applying to members of the Cabinet.
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This rationale could end up applying to numerous industries in the current situation, including the airlines (again), cruise lines, hotels, restaurants and others being shut down by forces far beyond their control.
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The next-lowest rate (12%) applies to another range of income, and so on — with the top rate of 37% applying to income above $622,050 for married couples and $518,400 for singles.
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The big picture: China already has a law, applying to the most secure networks, that allows the government to audit private business networks and mandates the use of government-approved security equipment.
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In September, with the ability to identify such students from its database, the College Board sent customized guides on applying to college and for financial aid to 30,000 students in rural schools.
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When President Obama's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in 2015 began handing out work-permits to the spouses of H-1B guestworkers applying to permanently immigrate, we took the agency to court.
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Case told Business Insider that when he was applying to jobs after college, he would parrot Toffler in his cover letters, saying the world was on the brink of a digital age.
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Instead, by keeping your eyes open and updating your resume, accepting coffee meetings, applying to jobs "just for fun" (yes, for fun), connecting with employers and saying yes to interviews, it's light.
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A loophole in federal law kept the prohibition from applying to United States territories and commonwealths until it was closed by the 2018 farm bill, which included a one-year grace period.
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For example, if you're applying to a digital marketing role, Augustine says a company may want you to have expertise in Google Analytics, and you'll want to mention that on your resume.
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Two of the waivers involved, from Arkansas and Kentucky, are states applying to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients, a move Democrats have denounced as undermining the program for low-income people.
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President Barack Obama has hammered Donald Trump for his "grab 'em by the pussy" comments, saying earlier this week that they'd disqualify someone applying to work at a 7-Eleven convenience store.
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One model, Toccara Jones, was one of the first reasons I ever wanted to model, but I never saw myself actually applying to agencies What made you want to get into modeling?
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Its actual size is hotly contested among macroeconomists, especially in the context of the present political debate about how much "fiscal stimulus" the government should be applying to get the economy growing faster.
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"When you're applying to jobs, you always want to see if you have any connections that so that they can push your information through [to the hiring manager] and refer you," Konstant says.
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In fact it's exactly the sort of suburban monotony that many people end up applying to do a BA at Freie Universität Berlin or getting bang into Ironman triathlons in order to escape.
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Last week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) banned New Yorkers from applying to and reenrolling in Global Entry, the federal program that expedites customs clearance for US residents reentering the United States.
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That's a space generally reserved for mid-career men, whereas Mack's career isn't made yet—when I caught up with her in February, Mack was in the middle of applying to faculty jobs.
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Initially focused on international students who need help navigating the waters of applying to schools elsewhere, it turns out that domestic students need and want the same kind of advice and help, too.
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But as a former member of the National Transportation Safety Board, he also has a keen interest in applying to automobiles safety techniques that have proved helpful in the airline and technology sectors.
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The long-running movement to "Ban the Box" is making its way onto college campuses, seeking to include students applying to schools in the protections against asking prospective employees about their criminal histories.
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Compere, who worked as a server for 10 years at various restaurants before applying to work at Nusr-Et Steakhouse in Miami, said she interviewed with Salt Bae himself, according to her lawsuit.
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Insurers have been calling on the regulator for a less rigid profit-sharing framework and we expect the proposal will proceed, with the new mechanism applying to new contracts probably by late 2018.
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This time, it won the approval of all residents of the three villages offered as a site, as well as from all seven members of the County Council, before applying to the government.
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After applying to an internship for The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Sirianni recreated Blackalicious' "Alphabet Aerobics" to showcase all of the reasons why he would make a great addition to the team.
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The Port Arthur, Texas duo managed to make waves 90 miles down the road in Houston by applying to their music the same virtue that was paramount to the city's auto aficionados: originality.
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Tabcorp and Tatts took the unusual step of applying to the court-run Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) after the usual arbiter, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), raised concerns about the deal.
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A spokesman for the regulator has confirmed that it approached the three companies that currently offer mobile services in Egypt about applying to buy 4G licences but did not give details or prices.
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The Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department may not like accusations it framed Steven Avery for murder in Netflix's "Making A Murderer," but that hasn't stopped loads of people from applying to join its ranks.
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Whereas three in four two-year MBA programmes in America saw declines in overseas applicants in the latest application cycle, numbers applying to Asian business schools rose by 2150% from 2017 to 2018.
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The state estimates the proposed solar standards applying to most homes and many commercial structures could save California residents and businesses hundreds of millions of dollars in energy costs over the next decade.
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Party officials are now gently reminding delegates that in the process of applying to be a delegate, many of them signed statements vowing to vote for the candidate to which they were pledged.
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The change could potentially see tens of thousands of non-Mexican migrants — largely applying to Central Americans fleeing violence — being sent to Mexico if they arrived over the U.S.-Mexico border, CNN noted.
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The second plaintiff, a contractor and a former two-time Google intern, was investigated and terminated after she gave college students advice about applying to Google through a job site called Purple Squirrel.
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Couillard's legislation, bill 62, was more limited: It would require government ministers, bureaucrats, teachers, and doctors to work with their faces uncovered, with the same rule applying to any citizen seeking government services.
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The provision is usually interpreted as applying to actions on a far larger scale than attempted murder, said Adam Thomson, a former British ambassador to NATO and head of the European Leadership Network.
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Certainly, it's possible voters may have concerns about how a candidate's policy positions would hold up in a general election against Trump, but those questions are worth applying to candidates of any gender.
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Typical advice for applying to a job goes like this: Be as brief as possible to get a hiring manager's attention, and craft resumes as a highlight reel to discuss during an interview.
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The State Department on Thursday issued a level four travel advisory applying to all countries, instructing Americans not to travel internationally and urging U.S. citizens abroad to return home amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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But while refugee camps in several continents swell with families escaping Islamic fundamentalists and bloody civil war, the ex-Soviets still enjoy a favored status when applying to come to the United States.
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Today I am working on the small project from the call on Monday and applying to some new job postings on LinkedIn and Stylecareers while fielding more emails from previous applications and recruiters.
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I was emboldened by a friend cutting off her own locks a couple of seats over; emboldened by the desire to challenge any lingering fatphobic constructs I may have been applying to myself.
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And with acceptance rates at top colleges and universities falling to record or near-record lows, high school students are facing increasing pressure when it comes to applying to the nation's best schools.
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Students are applying to more colleges than ever One key reason is the Common Application, launched in 1998, a portal that allows high school students to apply to more than 700 colleges nationwide.
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"This is particularly important in the era of choice, that we have this type of transparency, so we have a better feel of how many students are applying to which schools," he said.
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The risks associated with the Stevenage bonds are clearly laid out in the documentation and investors are also asked to self-certify as experienced or wealthy before applying to buy the bonds online.
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Shafee said Exposto was applying to immigration authorities for a special exit pass - as she her transit visa had long expired - following her release, and she expected to leave for Australia on Wednesday.
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This new moon will activate the sector of your chart that rules higher education—certainly mark this date on your calendar if you're in school or applying to programs—as well as travel.
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Patricia Greer, the principal of Marshall County High, said that when they were applying to colleges, many of her students chose to tell admissions officers about their community's success, not just its tragedy.
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American carriers can begin applying to the Department of Transportation to offer the service — up to 20 scheduled flights a day to Havana and 10 to each of nine other international airports in Cuba.
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For every job you're applying to, read the responsibilities and skills listed on the job description carefully, and then tailor your resume and prepare stories for your interview that show you fit the bill.
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When you send out your resume haphazardly without doing any research on the companies you're applying to work for, you're also missing the chance to see if you have any connections to those companies.
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"I was studying archaeology in school, I was applying to a few of my graduate schools just afterwards and would be doing that if the show hadn't swept me up to Vancouver," he says.
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The State Department guidance was unclear on what U.S. refugee agencies regard as a key question: whether their own dealings with refugees applying to come to the United States constituted a bona fide relationship.
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The gift will also increase enrollment in the University of Chicago's Collegiate Scholars Program, in which low-income Chicago public school students take classes at the university and receive help in applying to colleges.
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Rather than waiting for such a test case, state legislatures might move proactively to pass laws that explicitly bar the enforcement of confidentiality provisions in settlement agreements applying to workplace-related sexual harassment claims.
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Under the proposed rules, fund houses applying to set up subsidiaries must manage at least 20 billion yuan in assets excluding money-market funds, and have a minimum 600 million yuan in net assets.
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Arkan Bank, which will have an authorised share capital of $500 million, is applying to the Dubai Financial Services Authority for approval for a licence to operate as an Islamic financial institution, it said.
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While the process doesn't differ extremely from one app store to another, it does become a lot more time-consuming to reach a majority of the population than simply applying to the Play Store.
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The company has been in talks with New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration for months and is now in the middle of applying to test its cars in the city for a year.
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"When you simply say you can't pay, that can discourage a kid from applying to schools at all, since he or she might not realize you can actually get application fees waived," Murphy said.
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The Justice Department told the governor it sent similar letters warning the state's Department of Public Safety and the University of North Carolina that the state law violated federal statutes applying to their operations.
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Anhui, a key non-ferrous smelting province, took the initiative to curb output even though it has been excluded from Beijing's winter smog "battleplan" applying to 543 cities in the smog-prone northern region.
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Starting today, streamers will see a new page on their Dashboard called "Achievements" that displays progress bars under each milestone that has to be hit before applying to either the Affiliate or Partner Program.
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But now that Jacob is 20083 and applying to colleges, Nolte has delivered an uncomfortable message: "If manna comes from heaven, and you get enough scholarships, you can go to MIT," Nolte told him.
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Regardless, the state estimates the proposed solar standards applying to most homes and many commercial structures could save California residents and businesses hundreds of millions of dollars in energy costs over the next decade.
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"The NFL situation has persisted in the pressure that it's applying to our sales that has bled into the start of the fourth quarter," Steve Ritchie, chief operating officer, said during the conference call.
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I'm tired of seeing her confronted by entitled men weighing in on her personal honesty and likability, treating the most admired woman in the world like a woman who's applying to be his secretary.
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Entering the legal profession means measuring up to tough standards, but the numerical qualifications, like admissions test scores and grade point averages, of students have declined, and fewer people are applying to law school.
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Mabus, who was known for his progressive stance while Navy secretary, pushed for the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy applying to sexuality in the military and opened all jobs to women.
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Jenna Lanz, a second-year medical student and co-president of the Players, said Columbia was barely on her radar screen when she was applying to medical schools, because it was a stretch academically.
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There's an especially dangerous side effect of so much focus on extreme college costs: Some students — often those who are most eligible for financial aid — are scared away from applying to college at all.
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The rule was obviously designed to target Muslim girls wearing headscarves, and everyone knew it — but the rule was worded in a neutral fashion, applying to all religions, to get around anti-discrimination laws.
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Lyft said in a statement on Wednesday, the day after the Virginia jury's verdict, that Mr. Ali had passed his criminal background check after applying to start driving for the company in August 2017.
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They have all been given the option of permanent residency in Papua New Guinea, or applying to resettle in Cambodia or Nauru, the location of a second offshore facility run by the Australian government.
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Robin Aronow, a school consultant, said that she had received a flood of calls from parents who are anxious about the plan and are considering applying to private schools in addition to public schools.
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The members of Dallas Police Academy Class 353, the first group of recruits after the events of July 7, were all already in the process of applying to the department when the ambush occurred.
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It was a little bit of matchmaking mixed with networking, as the bride was thinking of applying to Columbia for medical school, and the groom was in his final year of medical school there.
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Mr. Cuomo's office justified the fund-raising by saying it had interpreted the order as only applying to appointees that the governor can fire, and those who are required to file financial-disclosure reports.
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No wonder I was getting rejected left and right — I was applying to roles I aspired to one day have, but in reality, my background and skills didn't meet the needs for those positions.
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The idea for the screenplay came from an idea Singleton proposed when applying to film school at USC, and Singleton was still a recent graduate when he got the go-ahead to make it.
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It said that regulations applying to investments such as stocks also apply to some initial coin offerings, a novel approach to fundraising that startups have used to draw in more than $1 billion this year.
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Wildhaber was applying to be promoted to lieutenant, the lawsuit said, and word had gotten around to owner John Saracino, who was also on the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners at the time.
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Yoon advises applying to clean, toned skin — no serums or lotions beforehand, because unless you know what you are doing, she notes, there is a chance of accidentally combining incompatible ingredients and causing a reaction.
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Get rid of any photos and videos that contain inappropriate behavior such as drinking, sexy stuff, and lots of swearing -- and no hostile speech, rudeness, or negative tweets about a school that you're applying to.
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Organizers believe they are on track to deliver a world class sporting event next year and with 3.22 million tickets already sold and over 200,000 people applying to be volunteers, engagement in Japan is unprecedented.
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That you're potentially going to be applying to a slew of jobs that are in your chosen field, but are listed under different position or title names, and that require varying responsibilities and skill sets.
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"[Being undocumented] pushed me to try harder to do my best in school, get involved, get into sports and I think that also definitely helped me when it came to applying to Princeton," Guerrero said.
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The risks associated with the Stevenage bonds are clearly laid out in the documentation and users are also asked to self-certify as experienced, wealthy or everyday investors before applying to buy the bonds online.
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Judge Jill Black ruled that food and liquid could be removed by medical staff to let patients die without applying to the Court of Protection if both the family and two doctors are in agreement.
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It's a sorry state of affairs—budding gaming journalists not only have to be vigilant about what they're producing for what reward but also to whom they're applying to work for in the first place.
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