Some are finishing their dancing careers, but others are still early in their careers.
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Careers derailed Diplomats' careers have already been derailed in the wake of the Ukraine investigation.
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The careers men and women want are more similar than the careers they end up in.
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Some athletes spend their careers thrilling us, others spend their careers frustrating us and some do both.
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So does the perception that liberal arts careers are more feminine while STEM careers are more masculine.
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The rule punishes students pursuing careers in the arts, technology or electrical engineering — careers that require apprentice programs lasting much longer than three years or careers that naturally take longer than three years to monetize.
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My brother and my sister both had their own careers and they came back to Wailana after their careers.
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One idea is to split the PhD into two programs: one for vocational careers and one for academic careers.
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Researchers have focused on college-educated women because they're most prepared to have big careers, yet their careers flatline.
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Visit our careers page for the complete job description and apply online at: http://bestfriends.org/about-best-friends/careers.
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It encourages young people to pursue careers in fields like cybersecurity, not just careers in intelligence and the military.
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Harvey Mudd alumni make an average of $85,600 five years into their careers, and $157,400 10 years into their careers.
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And there are careers emerging all the times, fulfilling and well-paying careers, that don't require the traditional college diploma.
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Students looking to bring home the best pay throughout their careers may want to consider careers in law, medicine or engineering.
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They pursued solo careers after breaking up The band broke up in 1988, and several of the members pursued solo careers.
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"Throughout our careers as officers, we have incidents that really, really touch our hearts and stay with you throughout your careers," Sgt.
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We really need to continue thinking about how we gender careers and education paths, and make all careers more accessible to all genders.
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Many of the actors split off to have more successful careers elsewhere — only to come back when those careers didn't exactly pay off.
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"So many women that I'm inspired by started their careers or had Sports Illustrated in the careers as a major milestone," she shared.
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In our conversation, we explored the factors that drive women to pursue tech careers from their earliest years to later in their careers.
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People are legitimately afraid of speaking out and that it will affect their careers because it has affected people's careers in the past.
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For my Colgate players who had no professional basketball careers, the College Hoops series immortalized their playing careers in a major video game.
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"Careers are shorter in state legislatures overall, and careers have an end date baked into them in states with term limits," he said.
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He nurtured the careers of architects he admired, and he undermined, or tried to undermine, the careers of those he thought less of.
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"They were essential foils for each other, and clearly discernible shifts in the careers of both men resulted when their careers collided," he argues.
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Celebrities past the prime of their careers from Hong Kong and Taiwan in particular have enjoyed a revival in their careers on the mainland.
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It turns out that long military careers usually create a different view of the way the world works than long careers in commercial real estate.
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Most, like Mr. Cameron, started their careers as student political hacks, and the ties they forged nourished their political careers for the next three decades.
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But this pressure is created from the outside because I'm sure a lot of players would exchange careers with the unbelievable careers of Wozniacki or Safina.
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Traffic from the site has increased page views on its Toronto careers site by 2,310 percent and on its Calgary careers site by 244 percent, it says.
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Although careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) earn 33 percent more than other careers on average, women find themselves outnumbered in each of those professional fields.
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But the women said they believed their careers suffered as a result; two of them claim that Moonves threatened to derail their careers, according to the magazine.
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The two relative unknowns, in venture at least, have had successful careers at private equity groups and hedge funds, recently opting to steer their careers in different directions.
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"It's just a hard decision to make — because you will end careers of as many male bobsledders as you will add careers for female bobsledders," Van Wees added.
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Elite artists—those whose score at the start of their careers was in the top 20%—had only a 0.2% chance of ending their careers in the bottom 20%.
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In the foreign service, where many spend large swaths of their careers, it's easy for employees to compare their careers with and see differences among their peers, some say.
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Its university preparation and careers guidance software uses big data and management tools to allow secondary schools to offer much smarter university and careers guidance service to their students.
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On YouTube, their careers — and earning potential — thrived.
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Additionally, Coleman and Hammons spent their formative creative careers in Los Angeles (Coleman in the 1950s) and both made moves to New York to pursue their artistic careers more fervently.
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Her father is the founder and president of the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP) in New York, a nationwide program training disadvantaged high school students for culinary careers.
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Bee Parents unequivocally approach childhood as a structured, education-intensive time to build human capital, making the idea of "spelling careers," as spellers call them, and other childhood "careers" more commonplace.
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The bottom line is that great players like Utley should have long careers, and should not lose those careers on plays like the one that took out Tejada, legal or otherwise.
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Beiber and Adele aren't the only ones who started their careers online — Tori Kelly, James Bay, Carly Rae Jepsen, Cody Simpson and others all also kickstarted their careers using digital platforms.
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That will spell the end of two remarkable careers—identical twin brothers who were drafted together and played virtually their entire careers side-by-side, with each winning a scoring title.
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But it is also a vote that will come back to haunt many senators when they reflect on their careers — and when more objective observers pass historical judgment on those careers.
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We chatted about everything — careers, being single, friendships, etc.
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A much-revered indie rocker, Adams reportedly pursued young female musicians, seemingly out of interest in their careers, only to reject them or stymie their careers when they rejected his sexual advances.
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Heller was centrally involved in promoting the early careers of the late rapper Eazy-E as well as N.W.A, the group that helped launch the careers of Dr. Dre and Ice Cube.
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This heavy student debt load can make it financially challenging for veterinarians to work in food animal and public health careers, which typically pay less than companion animal careers in urban areas.
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Given the nature of the problem we face, companies able to create careers through innovation should reap significantly greater policy rewards than companies focused primarily on driving down costs — and eliminating careers.
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But suddenly a few high-profile players with an eye on their professional careers are saying thanks but no thanks, and walking away from their college careers with one game to go.
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Our careers rely on personal performance, as does everyone else's.
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And women were allowed to kind of continue their careers.
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Their naval careers overlapped in World War II and Vietnam.
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Why would such leaders risk their careers and good names?
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Both Brooke and Cary have pursued careers in the arts.
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Check out interesting careers that don't require a bachelor's degree.
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Both my bicycling and bathing careers have been greatly enriched.
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I've watched, with horror, decent careers implode over stupid tweets.
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He grew resentful and frustrated; he considered switching careers again.
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While switching careers may becoming increasingly common, it's not easy.
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Neither one averaged more than 7 points throughout their careers.
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He's happily engaged, the kids are working on their careers.
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Many of our parents had stable jobs throughout their careers.
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"They were at the peak of their careers," she said.
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IMAGINE two college friends whose careers have taken different paths.
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These men and women have spent their whole careers preparing.
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They alleged that their careers suffered repercussions as a result.
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"They have a lot of questions about careers," she said.
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Is it going to hurt their careers or hurt endorsements?
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The average duration of their professional careers was seven years.
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Nicks and Buckingham's tumultuous relationship coincided with their music careers.
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They can't get their careers or businesses off the ground.
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He stole our careers, stole our lives, stole our reputations.
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Benefits should be fully portable, following workers throughout their careers.
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I tell people they're going to have lots of careers.
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For instance, do successful candidates have long and productive careers?
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THE cabinet has become a killing field of political careers.
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Eventually, one of their careers will have to be prioritized.
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Women's papers, however, became more readable as their careers progressed.
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Many have specifically dedicated their careers to opposing transgender rights.
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All are here in hopes of continuing their combat careers.
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My hope is that careers will continue to evolve organically.
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Only three women have won more in their entire careers.
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"It's a careers event with a difference, basically," she says.
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They can affect personal relationships, professional careers, and mental health.
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Istanbul is where political careers are made, cemented and squandered.
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We were both, like, at the peak of our careers.
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You'll face a lot of tough situations throughout your careers.
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The couple had always seemed supportive of each other's careers.
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There's a very real fear of their careers being derailed.
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Even guys who didn't reach stardom had good, solid careers.
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Working more gives them a significant advantage in their careers.
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But I think more and more, our careers require travel.
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But his was one of my favorite NHL careers ever.
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It's no surprise that Bachelorettes take their Instagram careers seriously.
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These appointees spent their careers opposing birth control and abortion.
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Become preoccupied with their future careers, as well as appearance.
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Many mothers and fathers struggle to balance family and careers.
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They're trying to craft this second act in their careers.
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Very few careers that I know about are that plotted.
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The next evolution seems to be combining these careers seamlessly.
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Statistically, women have traded in marriage and kids for careers.
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For a while, I was just living for our careers.
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Then, reflect on David Deming's commentary about careers and salaries.
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The very whiff of racism is enough to end careers.
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Bobyrenko had earlier success predicting the careers of Ukrainian leaders.
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This is clothing for women with careers, not just jobs.
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He simultaneously nurtured women's careers and mocked their physical appearance.
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This role is among the highest paying careers in Canada.
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None of it is coincidental; their careers depend on it.
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Lively and Reynolds are very involved with each other's careers.
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Stop destroying the careers of cops reaching out for help.
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These people were stuck in their rewarding, but impersonal careers.
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If those people hadn't died, our careers wouldn't have happened.
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Athletes are going to start their careers without that burden.
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We have worked our entire careers for this very moment.
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It would keep destroying careers for nearly two more decades.
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Consciously or not, we pursued careers that allowed us flexibility.
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That kind of environment makes workers miserable and careers stagnant.
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Teaching is one of the most challenging careers out there.
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Her list of authors might remain unparalleled among editorial careers.
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My goals as far as careers change all the time.
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Many careers related to construction are growing, including construction management.
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Those typically involved fathers overseeing the careers of their children.
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The careers some of us grew up wanting, at least
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Still, women are highly underrepresented in STEM careers as well.
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It's launching the careers of, at this point, 100 queens.
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It's the love story between the characters and their careers.
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Blake knows a thing or two about creating great careers.
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But women who have had long careers in politics disagree.
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Both moved to the UK to pursue careers in hospitality.
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Simply put, the comedy special is where careers are made.
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So how do those whose careers rely on confidence manage?
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And there's a lot more at stake with their careers.
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They were musicians who wanted to concentrate on their careers.
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And that anxiety extends into many facets of our careers.
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For some, it meant the end of their playing careers.
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The effect on women's careers is quantifiable, research has found.
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Was it when women were thwarted from having meaningful careers?
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Monica Seles and Jennifer Capriati began their careers in Miami.
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Were there other confluences and consonances between the two careers?
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Are there any musicians whose careers you'd like to emulate?
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Hiring prospects are looking strong for careers in this field.
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My husband and I were juggling two careers with kids.
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At least another three are considering careers in the law.
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Here are some of the onscreen highlights from their careers.
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There's nothing in their careers to suggest that is so.
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Some pause their careers or choose not to have children.
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Andy Gardner has been a careers adviser for 33 years.
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The couple each began, and continue, careers as divorce lawyers.
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Here, racers' ascendant athletic careers have been masterminded and refined.
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Many law school graduates favor starting their careers as prosecutors.
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Taylor: We were building [our careers] from the ground up.
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Davis saw colleges and professional careers: anything but the track.
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Fraternities' vast alumni networks help catapult them into successful careers.
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After long careers, they have turned themselves into punch lines.
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I well remember seeing women whose careers were completely stymied.
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Republicans have used this practice to wreck reputations and careers.
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As Krasner spoke, you could sense careers in the balance.
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And what is "Careers for Women" if not entirely satisfying?
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It really, for a lot of us, upped our careers.
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Stollar and Wozniak are at distinct stages in their careers.
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Their athletic careers had veered onto an entirely new course.
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Some, like Vanilla Ice, have pivoted to new careers altogether.
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After all, careers and potential personal liability is at stake.
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They decided to forfeit their careers for their family's safety.
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He could ruin people's careers if he didn't like you.
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Importantly, cyber education grooms a new talent base for careers.
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He knows several Somali youths considering careers in law enforcement.
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Jim and Fernanda Dorsey both had long and fulfilling careers.
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But careers outside of engineering are expanding in the industry.
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Breakup albums mark decisive turning points in lives and careers.
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Several band members have gone on to have successful careers.
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"He's affected all of us throughout our careers," he said.
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What new findings about scientific careers recently came to light?
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Once tainted, women's careers don't tend to recover so easily.
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Sociologists spend their careers trying to understand how societies work.
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Throughout our entire careers, we are always asking for more.
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They held many visiting fellowships and appointments throughout their careers.
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It was bittersweet to look back at lives and careers.
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Many female officers recalled making similar choices over their careers.
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We need to support women in all careers, including homemakers.
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What careers will be left when our children grow up?
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Now the ban has thrown their careers into a tailspin.
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"Our careers, I feel, are ruined by this," Arencibia said.
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How did you approach filming Careers in 360 virtual reality?
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Third albums tend to define the rest of artists' careers.
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As for the other top 25 careers, those with degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math should be counting their blessings, as those are the fields of most of the careers that made the cut.
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"When you're changing careers, you can't be a perfectionist," she said.
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We have 40 teams that compete, and they have long careers.
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They each went on to have successful careers on their own.
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Hashtag feeds are valuable interactive records of our careers and exhibitions.
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Most are self-employed for at least part of their careers.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton have been treated differently throughout their careers.
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They'll remain friends, but they are exhausted and want solo careers.
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Attendees learn about "life, education, careers and self-esteem," Chonco said.
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Many don't tell their bosses for fear of damaging their careers.
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Kids, as she tells a coworker, ruin careers (and women's lives).
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Remember, careers are long and will continue to evolve, Jacobi says.
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Both had distinguished careers at respected newspapers before coming to ESPN.
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I just love the fact that these films bookend our careers.
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Political careers can and have turned on England's World Cup fortunes.
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" "Maybe one in 100 women are raped during their college careers.
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Both witnesses for Wednesday's hearing had lengthy careers at the FBI.
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In the short term, it will juice their careers and profiles.
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Lines, natural lines, are seen as unattractive, not viable for careers.
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Like Knepper, women lawyers often do well early in their careers.
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Bernard and Valentino saw their careers decline in a PTSD haze.
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This man has ruined the lives and careers of many people.
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Two of Holt's other subjects had similarly brief careers at Disney.
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So they were using it to get ahead in their careers!
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The next week could be the defining moment of their careers.
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But he also realized that Enninful and Formichetti's careers were hybrids.
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Training new management recruits and investing in their careers is expensive.
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Music is his first love, but his second choice in careers.
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Moved to two more jobs together before I finally changed careers.
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This difference in worldview has persisted through the two leaders' careers.
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Do they have to change jobs or careers because of this?
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The careers of all four men have intersected over the years.
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I've been extremely blessed to have had two successful music careers.
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Yes, it helped launch the careers of Abba and Celine Dion.
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Granted, these breakups also tend to correlate with more interesting careers.
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Nowadays Holz and Lara are focused on their budding entertainment careers.
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Some actors spend their entire careers waiting for the perfect role.
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Stack and Faye both employ the technique in their own careers.
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In Hollywood itself, the furore has ruined reputations and ended careers.
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That made piloting a hard sell for young people starting careers.
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"It's always challenging with two people with separate careers," she added.
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Stories like this sum up the "motherhood penalty" to women's careers.
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We both made our careers in and cared deeply about media.
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You both have impressive careers – tell me how you first met?
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In other words, their self-made careers are taking center stage.
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Phillips, Gillies, and Grande all went on to have robust careers.
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HireClub's target customers are people changing careers, college graduates and women.
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Politicians have few easier tasks in their careers than condemning Nazis.
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That perspective became critical to the careers of hundreds of architects.
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Their careers have only flourished in the years since, as well.
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We all want to move up, or ahead, in our careers.
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Some have risked their political careers to do the right thing.
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All the people whose careers got started because of that magazine.
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They provide intelligent pathways for teachers to grow in their careers.
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Others fail to maintain meritocratic principles through civil servants' entire careers.
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Now in the Indian summer of their careers, they're about to.
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She has one of the entertainment industry's most robust, modern careers.
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For an athlete, retirement typically comes earlier than for other careers.
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I dismissed those that were passionate about their careers as reckless.
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Others came to entrepreneurial finance after careers as academics and researchers.
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Like other specialized STEM careers, these positions tend to pay well.
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He knows plenty of colleagues who are cutting their careers short.
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This curiosity and thirst for knowledge is what drives science careers.
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"Millennials are trying to get started in their careers," said Lewis.
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These two teams have wasted so much, whole careers, spectacular seasons.
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This helps to demystify careers they don't have family models for.
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And your careers are on the line in this volatile environment.
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How are they going to negotiate their careers and their maternity?
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Workers could take more time to train and explore different careers.
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Many expectant mothers are also sidelined in their careers, officials said.
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Patellar tendon tears have a long history of ending NFL careers.
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One can only wonder how many other careers Lauer has ruined.
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Both men are still great runners and had stellar running careers.
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Women have struggled mightily to establish careers separate from their husbands.
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"We want people to have careers, not just jobs," he said.
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Other exhibits explore the careers of ecologists, hydrologists and marine biologists.
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But now there is a stochastic, episodic nature to many careers.
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Most N.S.C. employees spend their careers out of the public eye.
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Read More: 21 celebrities who made their careers playing terrifying characters
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They disrupt their careers and miss out on raises and promotions.
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You know who doesn't get the luxury of rebuilding their careers?
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Many boomers are working part time, or even pursuing new careers.
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Both have long careers and, at times, did some great things.
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Gone are 20- or 30-year careers in the federal bureaucracy.
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Young women need role models upon which to fashion their careers.
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"We're at a special place in our careers," Dr. Woodard said.
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Refinery29: How did you both start your careers in wildlife filmmaking?
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Despite both enjoying glittering careers, Olympic gold has eluded the Brazilians.
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And the festival has actively jumpstarted artists' careers in the mainstream.
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Some became alcoholics, had disappointing careers or descended into mental illness.
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A few feel destined for new and better careers in literature.
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For all of us, experience matters in our careers and families.
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That has basically been responsible for the legend of our careers.
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But really, how many players taken after DiPietro had outstanding careers?
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Harlow argues that the show doesn't "do anything" for models' careers.
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Revealing ourselves would definitely have a negative impact on our careers.
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You knew all of them would be successful throughout their careers.
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I've had the honor of calling all three of their careers.
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Ernie is in plumbing sales, which isn't the sexiest of careers.
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Sure, players are trying to win games and further their careers.
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Mining Mexico's heritage has allowed some designers to redirect their careers.
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Their careers ranged from helping the homeless to marketing to design.
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Most will still get into great schools and have good careers.
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That would have marked the end of many trumpeters' playing careers.
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None of them will face consequences to their reputations or careers.
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But usually the revelation of their crookedness ended their political careers.
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The issue of nationality in EU careers is a delicate one.
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Jones said he thinks running backs can still have long careers.
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As part of the lawsuit, they're asking for their careers back.
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Still, the prize gives a boost to the shortlisted artists' careers.
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He also designed programs to help former players find new careers.
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We have online education courses and we have a careers platform.
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Our BOF Careers, the platform for companies, competes mostly with LinkedIn.
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Even in famously egalitarian Scandinavia, motherhood exacts a price on careers.
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I do not understand how people have creative careers without napping.
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The result has been that careers don't end at 16 anymore.
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They settled in Tashkent, had two daughters and pursued their careers.
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It helped propel the careers of Ella Fitzgerald and Jimi Hendrix.
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She then went on to careers in venture capital and consulting.
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What resolutions would you recommend to people early in their careers?
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It has inspired countless careers in science, technology, mathematics and engineering.
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Were these former reporters exhibiting "bias" in their straight reporting careers?
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Alienating the royal family, meanwhile, has proved damaging to broadcast careers.
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Men could ruin reputations, undermine or destroy women's careers, act impulsively.
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"You and I have had long careers," Emerson remembers Blackburn saying.
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His two oldest daughters are starting careers in finance and teaching.
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They've moved alone, pursued careers alone, overcome all of these obstacles.
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He offered them affection, or promised to boost their future careers.
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Your screen and stage careers seem to be in different universes.
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But anonymously sourced falsehoods can spread like wildfire, harming people's careers.
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Humans aren't the only species to undertake second careers after retirement.
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Having successful careers and a great life outside work as well?
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But programs that successfully build skills and sustainable careers aren't cheap.
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Ms. Sozzani had, after all, been instrumental in both their careers.
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The hosts traded jokes about their lives, careers and current events.
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Most of them go into careers in finance, consulting, or technology.
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The twins will then wrap up their careers Saturday at Edmonton.
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But his bandmates were more interested in drugs than their careers.
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It's nice knowing the artists and seeing how their careers develop.
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Those five have been cut 18 times in their NFL careers.
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Most, though, find careers as influencers after they leave the island.
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Most, though, find careers as influencers after they leave the island.
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Also, adult campers have careers, though no one talks about them.
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In fact, our careers have personally benefitted from this generous program.
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Many women over 50 find it challenging to manage their careers.
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Soon, readers started commenting about how his blog saved their careers.
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She says that those with hard-driving, analytical careers struggle most.
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These include challenges early in their careers and stretch assignments throughout.
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Hundreds of Canadians choose to continue their careers at American universities.
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The campaign is 31 years old; it has consumed entire careers.
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Even if they switch careers, they likely don't lose that instinct.
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As careers evolve people work in different jobs for various companies.
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Or that thousands of people would have careers in the field.
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Some have good careers and some have studied at the university.
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The good news is most careers seem to have hot streaks.
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Often, these efforts have nothing to do with their former careers.
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If gig work is the future, how will workers build careers?
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He helped many young writers at the start of their careers.
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Many of the pranksters have gone on to successful military careers.
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The young lawyers those judges hire go on to storied careers.
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They've had great careers, and people love them, but greatest ever?
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It's a charge that can end careers or hurt much worse.
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Some may face future damage to their professional reputations or careers.
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Nearly two decades of this has battered our marriage and careers.
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New pills are exciting, and careers are built off their discovery.
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Are there particular musicians or careers you see as a model?
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Something that can elevate the careers of some of these members.
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Players talk about such rants as defining moments in their careers.
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Then again, I didn't change careers to cook for the money.
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And according to Belle, their careers have unfolded along parallel paths.
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Our lives and careers are filled with examples of inauthentic behavior.
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When PayScale analyzed 2,646 associate and bachelor's degree-granting institutions throughout the U.S., they found that Harvey Mudd alumni earn an average of $85,600 five years into their careers, and $157,683 10 years into their careers.
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In December 2014, CNBC reported that a white "Barbie Careers Ice Skater Doll" was being sold for $14.99 at the American online store, while the "Barbie Careers Ice Skater African-American Doll" was listed at $10.99.
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They fear that the National Rifle Association will destroy their political careers, and these careers are apparently more important than the will of the majority of the people, as well as the safety of the people.
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One of the big elements, if you look at most successful people's careers, what they've done is they've studied or they've worked in one area for a long period of time, usually for their whole careers.
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We can't stand by and let the burdens of student loan debt prevent Americans from pursing these tremendously important careers in service to their communities — careers that often pay far less than their worth to society.
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Both runners have spent their careers insisting that the sports industry make way for women, whether through maternity rights, the wage gap, or tackling the host of other issues that women face in careers of all kinds.
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Be an example to white artists who build their early careers on the backs of black audiences, cross over, forget about us until their careers are in free fall and then want us to love them again.
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The show, 911, centers around the lives and careers of first responders.
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All three agree that relaxing about their careers actually made them improve.
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Considering how impressive both of their careers are, it only seems fair.
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He's out to destroy people's careers, and he ought to be fired.
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They have a daughter and each go on to have thriving careers.
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Eventually the women's lives and careers forced them to leave Uberman behind.
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You've held careers as an artist and comedian, on top of filmmaking.
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The two decided to enhance their curves to boost their modeling careers.
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Women start behind and spend their careers just trying to catch up.
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Countless artists spend entire careers fighting to reach this level of success.
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Careers are born and fizzle out in a week on YouTube now.
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We always have been like that over the course of our careers.
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All three, after their government careers, have benefited financially from ExxonMobil contracts.
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It's important to keep some perspective when your friends' careers take off.
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Both have had careers that slalomed between popcorn movies and credibility pictures.
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But they agree that high student debt is harming young people's careers.
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Several Hollywood stars have attempted to launch music careers over the years.
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"They want to finish school, they want to have careers," he said.
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We wait for them to help launch the careers of populist leaders.
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These minor missteps hardly mean their careers — especially Swift's — are in crisis.
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This is especially important when it comes to our careers and relationships.
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We talk about creativity, a lot about taking charge of our careers.
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He also performed alongside the late singer multiple times during their careers.
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Fifty-nine percent said they faced gender discrimination that stunted their careers.
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Her acting and singing careers are showing no signs of slowing down.
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Both played fearless women throughout their careers Princess Leia suffered no fools.
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They want to grow their careers and personal skill sets and brands.
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Don't let them do anything that will destroy them and their careers.
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Equally, I'm always going to watch new journeys start and careers grow.
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In life, their careers seemed to track, but rarely touch, one another.
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Careers are dependent on fan approval, which can lead to strange behavior.
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Their lives have been shattered by his sexual assaults, their careers derailed.
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She sent in her "application" after perusing the company's online careers site.
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In our lives we build our careers and we build our communities.
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He went on to have rocky careers in politics and magazine ownership.
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One are 217- to 261-year-olds, starting out on their careers.
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People must also be able to acquire new skills throughout their careers.
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These books have been best sellers that changed campaigns and changed careers.
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She was hearing from women who had made careers out of bugs.
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Their careers oscillate from triumph to disaster on roughly three-year cycles.
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They struggled to reconcile the worst 24-212 season of their careers.
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Do we all have room to improve in our lives or careers?
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Joy has been sucked out of our careers for far too long.
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Both men have been accused of unscrupulous practices in their former careers.
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It showed how common harassment is, and how harmful to women's careers.
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According to McKinney, Egan, Kempton, and Majewski all had successful business careers.
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In other words, this is the stuff that careers are built upon.
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But his young disciples have long careers as voters ahead of them.
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They, like Trump, are often self-sabotaging in terms of their careers.
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How many of today's filmmakers started their careers at their local moviehouse?
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As people build their careers, or don't, their incomes tend to diverge.
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Longer careers will give richer workers more time to compound their advantages.
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From now on, judges will owe their careers to the governing party.
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Across their careers, 68% say they have endured some form of abuse.
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Both of you guys, your careers are so defined by each other.
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Not all Infotainment artists went on to have careers after the 80s.
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If that's how they start their careers, they won't do any good.
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Was incredibly emotionally invested in peoples work and careers — like no other.
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The non-scary, realistic guide to changing careers when you're older 3.
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Many people worked for only one or two companies during their careers.
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This leadership gap exists in many fields, including medical and legal careers.
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Bill Lewis, 69, and Paula Ramsey Lewis, 67, both had intense careers.
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More ages, genders, careers, and personalities need to be reflected in campaigns.
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"They're really polar opposites careers," Pruett, who owns Pruett Vineyards, tells PEOPLE.
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Many graduated from good colleges and were looking ahead to promising careers.
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It's also where Prince William and Prince Harry started their military careers.
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What they enjoy, and whether their careers have any kind of future.
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I'm happy to see an investment in memorializing their careers as well.
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That boosts both our careers, and, more importantly, furthers scholarship and learning.
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We'll see what difficulties come with adolescence and what careers they want.
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Do you have any advice for young physicists just starting their careers?
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Twitter is fun, it's jokey, but it's also where careers are built.
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I have also helped the careers of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Gov.
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Calvert and Kelly both left bank jobs to pursue careers in food.
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Everyone asked to be kept anonymous so to not jeopardize their careers.
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"It's very scary to make that change," he says of switching careers.
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Political heavyweights have been replaced by young men owing him their careers.
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Bette Davis' and Joan Crawford's careers predate Jessica Lange's and Susan Sarandon's.
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Ideally, they get to do so over the course of their careers.
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"Hopefully this launches movie careers for all three of us," said Sadler.
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It's intended to destroy careers, both in politics and among business people.
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Stress can derail the brightest of careers if not kept in check.
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The company boasts careers in several sectors, including entrepreneurship, creativity and craftsmanship.
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It sparked the careers of stars like Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth.
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We'll just leave their careers page here for you for easy access.
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"Some pockets of children remain bullied across their school careers," Ladd said.
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However, there are many careers where being on call is vitally important.
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If you desperately want to retrain and change careers, go for it.
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"There were a bunch of guys whose careers I tracked," Naimi says.
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Many women reported fearing for their careers if they denied his advances.
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A man who had power over scores of women and their careers.
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Importantly, managers should focus on employees' careers as much as their own.
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There are opportunities here for players who want to resurrect their careers.
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However today's could-be one-hit wonders have built careers for themselves.
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As kids, she and her sister would play the board game Careers.
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Instead they farm close to the cities where they made their careers.
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Bans on their service not only threaten their careers but their safety.
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"Couples pay down student debt and other obligations and pursue careers first."
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The Code is available on the About Us, Careers webpage at www.richmondfed.org.
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Thanks to Lee's generosity, Damon Runyon funds researchers early in their careers.
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Highly skilled teachers are moving on to other states or other careers.
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College degrees open doors to steady careers, higher incomes and financial security.
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Kat Boogaard is a freelance writer focused on careers, entrepreneurship, and productivity.
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Sometimes soccer players are even more successful after their careers than during.
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The psychologists did experiments about careers and social skills on her class.
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This is why I talk about careers so much on the site.
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Photos show what golf's biggest stars looked like when their careers started
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The most popular make the transition to mainstream acting or singing careers.
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There are some former presidents who went on to later political careers.
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Hepburn and Tracy's onscreen partnership is as iconic as their separate careers.
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Other former Trump administration officials have faced unceremonious ends to their careers.
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Quite a few went on to very good careers, including Willi Smith.
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Leaders must take steps build break periods into operators' careers, he said.
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Successful professionals, for example, often define their identities primarily through their careers.
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Getting a college degree is an important first step in many careers.
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I have changed disciplines within a career and then changed careers entirely.
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Investopedia reports that careers related to legal services are growing in opportunity.
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Social media can make careers soar, but it can also overexpose them.
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Both Mr. Parker and Mr. Celestin now have families and successful careers.
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In August and September, millions of students will begin their college careers.
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Katie Mehnert is CEO of Pink Petro and careers site Experience Energy.
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Check out the 20 careers that make grad school worth the price
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We're told to "lean in" to our careers, not our love lives.
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Their careers had humble origins inside the family's apartment in Hamburg, Germany.
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Since they left the university, their careers have essentially ended, they said.
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It also inhibits workers from transitioning into different careers later in life.
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Some, in their careers, end up as what might be called hedgers.
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How do we get that to translate into careers, especially with girls.
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Crommett, for example, researched why girls aren't pursuing careers in computer science.
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It's about finding a way to survive while pursuing our film careers.
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Want to change careers, get married, start a family, buy a house?
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It was underwhelming and marked the end of both men's MMA careers.
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Fighters, especially those at the height of their careers, are self-aggrandizers.
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We all came from the bottom to new levels in our careers.
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Some LIGO researchers have devoted their entire professional careers to the search.
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West and Winehouse are different artists, with different careers and different lives.
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Like, the kids can use them to practice for pro shuffleboard careers?
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A few years ago, I moved to Los Angeles and changed careers.
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All of the women argue that rejecting his advances hurt their careers.
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Young advocates like Oduor are dedicating their careers to fighting that belief.
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It is the pinnacle yet rarely turned cornerstone of both their careers.
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We don't want it to end like some celebrated careers have ended.
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Entire literary careers could have fit into the years I didn't write.
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Baseball is full of unfair, even bitterly cruel, endings to great careers.
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Most of that improvement was related to their business, careers or vocation.
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Most people pursue relationships and careers they believe will make them happy.
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Most of us train for it since early on in our careers.
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They have been told that discussing their experiences has limited their careers.
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Politicians tried to ascend to national office as they advanced their careers.
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Throughout their coaching careers, the Karolyis have never been far from controversy.
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"Other careers were always something we could go back to," Andrea said.
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Academics are making careers interpreting the whims of people who live there.
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"There are limited studies following young cyclists through their careers," he says.
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And how do students navigate their early careers in these emerging fields?
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Our Opinion team traced the pre-congressional careers of every House member.
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Or to pursue many different interests, hobbies and careers over a lifetime?
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Netflix has more than 400 current job openings on its careers site.
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Netflix has more than 400 job listings up on its careers site.
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The three begin their college careers on Tuesday against No. 222 Kentucky.
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The decisive tiebreak was perhaps a microcosm of the two men's careers.
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"She was pivotal in our careers," Mr. Mackintosh said at the ceremony.
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And often, early retirement means leaving the grind, only to change careers.
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When Joanna Scott's 10th novel, "Careers for Women," opens, it is 1958.
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Their careers are not remarkable, but their openness has proved to be.
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Now mentors themselves, these women are mindful of nourishing their employees' careers.
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The result is that women's careers are stunted, but men's are not.
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Both of their careers are going well, and they're being paid handsomely.
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Mr. Mitchell had set out to change careers, not become a pioneer.
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Now she wonders about other women filmmakers 'whose careers he totally destroyed.
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Some of it's also probably where these artists were in their careers.
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Or that athletes would pursue empty hopes of college or professional careers.
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In fact, neither of them has governed anything in their political careers.
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Much of that happens early in people's careers, during women's childbearing years.
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Two of the city's prominent gallerists partly owe their careers to it.
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Hiring employees early in their careers comes with a number of benefits.
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Not surprisingly, these horror stories deterred black students from pursuing teaching careers.
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They are flying blind, with their political careers potentially on the line.
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The files contain information about their records and professional careers, Earnest said.
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Ms. Park's conservative allies are defecting to save their own political careers.
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Some WeWork employees believe working for the company has hurt their careers
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Did you know that one in three teachers came from different careers?
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Weinstein, who could make or break actresses' careers—and did both, depending
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There were a few different careers available to me as a technologist.
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Women were hurt and traumatized, and their lives and careers irreparably damaged.
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The first captain position is often a herald of successful Army careers.
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Our careers also never were a source of tension between us, ever.
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Some dabble in professional fighting and then repurpose their careers into coaching.
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He has encouraged them to consider careers as announcers, judges or coaches.
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Some pitchers can't; they're the ones who end up with shorter careers.
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Have you tried to keep your music production and basketball careers separate?
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Five years ago the Gibbs were at a crossroads in their careers.
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Read more: 19 highly successful people who changed careers after age 30
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But the city's high cost of living kept her from changing careers.
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Our columnists reflected on the careers — and legacies — of two sports legends.
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But it was also a place where careers were made and sidelined.
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The girls will take time off to work on their solo careers.
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Ms. Green said her parents had inspired her and her brother's careers.
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But they have long-run value in a wide variety of careers.
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Read about others' careers and consider the path you wish you had.
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Worldwide, Amazon currently has more than 290,22012 openings on its careers page.
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What difference might a level playing field have made in your careers?
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In this world, planning for multiple careers is the only rational response.
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The Time, a Minneapolis band, worked closely with Prince throughout their careers.
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My allegations and complaints might have made an impact on their careers.
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DeFalco says people in earlier stages of their careers should be, too.
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These programs lead directly to high-demand careers with family-sustaining wages.
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But, like many leaders with lengthy political careers, his legacy is complicated.
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That forced many to take lower-paying jobs, setting back their careers.
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Instead, our programs set young workers up for meaningful, long-lasting careers.
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A third of students transfer at one point in their college careers.
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We are focused on our careers, and we are comfortable being single.
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And the rest of the guys kind of rehabilitated their careers there.
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It's rarely dull when artists take their careers into their own hands.
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Celebrities' careers have been ruined for trying to evade service, she added.
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Obama has been a major focus of their post-White House careers.
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In Switzerland, two-thirds of all students start their careers with apprenticeships.
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It used to be said that all political careers end in failure.
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CNN: How does the program help graduates build careers in the industry?
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This movie is also the ultimate collaboration and culmination of many careers.
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Sadly, many of them returned to their old careers after heartbreaking struggle.
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Most of them have been fired at some point in their careers.
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He looked for other careers that would keep him close to basketball.
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For that judgment, they saw their careers destroyed during the McCarthy era.
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I've noticed that a lot of C.E.O.s start their careers as accountants.
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Some said their social lives and careers depended on such solo meetings.
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That removes them from contention just as their careers begin to peak.
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Some went into careers in law after the military, others in business.
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Neither has developed a strong political machine to support their new careers.
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No wonder so many teachers are quitting their jobs for better careers.
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It included great moments, important moments, in each of these artists' careers.
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It adds options to support art careers with multiple levels of entry.
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Other students are very serious about pursuing careers in photography and journalism.
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Those who did go on to careers distanced themselves from the group.
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It's about the careers and safety of women in the comedy world.
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Athletes who were prevented from professional careers now have decisions to make.
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Few women are opting for careers in investing, especially at hedge funds.
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Because these are all essential for success in these 21st Century careers.
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"I'd like to open their eyes a bit more to the world of STEM careers ... for them to find out about about different careers available to them outside the trade and agriculture they see around their own town."
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The card could be swiped at the least infraction and negatively affected the careers of many jazz artists, including Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk and Billie Holiday (and doubtless ruined the careers of many we've subsequently never heard of).
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Working together, we can expand access to satisfying, well-paying careers in construction for women, minorities, veterans, students, non-graduates and people seeking new careers, re-entry to the workforce or a second chance realizing their American dream.
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"Without a preliminary injunction to preserve the status quo, plaintiffs' health and careers — and the health and careers of thousands of other transgender service members and qualified individuals who wish to serve — will be irreparably harmed," the motion said.
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And both companies encouraged interested applicants to check out their respective careers websites.
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They share more than 1,000 goals, and their careers are far from over.
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"Most neurologists work their entire careers and never come across (this)," he said.
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The Wanamaker has long been a showcase for rising and fading track careers.
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If the parents' or kids' careers require it, many alternatives really are viable.
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So, you have seven people and basically, you do everything around their careers.
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This is where championships begin, careers end, hearts are both healed and broken.
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Somewhere during this peripatetic sequence of careers, Saba developed an interest in midwifery.
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Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney's careers in electoral politics appear to be over.
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Dr Pyne also claimed that these papers seemed to further their authors' careers.
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If I ever decide to change careers, I will be an interior designer.
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Instead, workers cited stalled careers and managers that didn't seem to appreciate them.
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Recent job listings posted online by Tesla to its careers page and Glassdoor.
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For some, it will be the way they establish careers outside of performing.
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Different people's careers peak at different times, and our journey is our own.
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You'd definitely like to see more guys stay here longer in their careers.
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It&aposs called identity politics, and it&aposs destroying their careers and futures.
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Emily Gould, and Audrey Wollen, who began their careers online and found enormous
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Like all Americans, we have careers and finances, children and mortgages to consider.
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Essentially, girls were encouraged to pursue careers in STEM – and so, they did.
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We have similar careers, so we understand nuances that other people don't understand.
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I've been passionate my whole life about getting more women into technology careers.
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After all, traditional "careers" like doctoring and lawyering are way too much work.
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Because there are people who work entire careers and get very little produced.
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So he left to change careers entirely — from environmental work to higher education.
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Famously it helped break the careers of Arctic Monkeys, Lily Allen, and Adele.
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"I think it's better that we have our separate careers," Pumps chimes in.
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Three worked for the chef during their careers, according to Eater New York.
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Work relationships can transform careers — especially when co-workers vote on pay raises.
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Since then, the couple has openly supported each other in their respective careers.
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They've both staked out lengthy careers full of artistic risks and sonic reinvention.
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Sexual assault allegations in the #MeToo era have the power to end careers.
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Publication in such Premier-league journals is the stuff careers are built on.
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Why are people risking their lives, their careers, really, to frame this guy?
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He helped launch and maintain careers that otherwise would've gone to the coasts.
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Male careers, if they can consistently get and remain hard, can be long.
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His vision for philanthropy through sports is to mold characters rather than careers.
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Common themes included suicide attempts, failed careers, failed relationships, and fleeing the country.
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Both Untappd founders still had their full-time careers and families to support.
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They have encouraged youths to riot, thus blooding them for future paramilitary careers.
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For some members of the family this was the apogee of their careers.
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They both started their careers on the street, as officers walking a beat.
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The show chronicles the burgeoning careers of six transgender models repped by Slay.
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We've taken some time with our personal careers, but Metal Clergy is coming.
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Most talent, at some point in their careers, has functioned as a producer.
|
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Kauffmann and White have the power to make careers – and to break them.
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Accusations that, when coming from such an influential researcher, can massively harm careers.
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The days of getting stable corporate jobs and single company careers are gone.
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Musicians are remembering the support that he gave them early in their careers.
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Don't we have laws to protect people at the end of their careers?
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High-stress careers can often be a cause of tension in personal relationships.
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"Having careers and being fulfilled that way makes us better mother," she explained.
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Others were worried that if they came forward it would affect their careers.
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That which influences the artists with the longest careers is often not obvious.
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FROM KEVIN SPACEY TO DUSTIN HOFFMAN TO HARVEY WEINSTEIN: ARE THEIR CAREERS OVER?
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Shirley and Lip both died in 2013 after having larger-than-life careers.
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They're too busy getting careers, traveling, and investing in themselves, not each other.
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More than anything else, it's injury that limits the length of athletes' careers.
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I'd probably start looking at other careers or maybe a long lay-off.
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She revealed that she helps manage both kids' careers for the time being.
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With Pyle's imprimatur, Oakley and her sister artists enjoyed successful careers as illustrators.
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Unbound founders Polly Rodriguez and Sarah Jayne Kinney have long and varied careers.
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Millennials are projected to have an average of 15 careers during their lifetime.
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We have some people who have spent their whole careers in the refinery.
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Saulnier and Blair grew up together, and have worked together throughout their careers.
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People starting out their careers in expensive cities are used to sharing apartments.
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We're building on that, and getting them interested in STEM careers early on.
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It was just a matter of each needing to focus on their careers.
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And now many, many hits and many careers have been made using it.
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It often locks women into lower incomes for the rest of their careers.
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Short-term work experiences, often in far-flung cities, that complement millennials' careers.
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Both women encouraged other women to consider technology, computer science and engineering careers.
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"Having careers and being fulfilled that way makes us better mother," she explained.
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Now, he wants to help other vets find success after their military careers.
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Kathryn Minshew and Alex Cavoulacos are proud of their careers, and no wonder.
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Her six children graduated from college with careers in engineering, philosophy and education.
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Elisabeth Moss and Taylor Swift haven't met, but their careers are already linked.
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Often, the relationships that students cultivate while in the program develop into careers.
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Let's inspire the next generation to see themselves in careers underrepresented by women.
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Never really gotten yelled at throughout my middle school and high school careers.
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Some may have outgrown it, but others simply want to protect their careers.
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Zymergen's home page, technology page and careers page are devoid of the term.
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All my friends' careers seemed to be going much better than my own.
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But the trajectories of star careers leave a lot of room for guesswork.
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Many of you are at the beginning of your professional, public, political careers.
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Women starting their careers today may not see much of a wage gap.
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My younger brother and sister are both brilliant, and they have other careers.
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Risk-taking has also helped big names in business advance their own careers.
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Lost Rocks: Broken Dreams and Crashed Careers is out now via powerHouse Books
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It takes away energy they wanted to give to their careers or families.
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And Payne and Horan's solo careers are off to their own impressive start.
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This category is followed by those anxious about their careers or in academics.
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LBs James Mosley and Keith Holcombe made the first starts of their careers.
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Other actresses voiced their suspicions that reporting Weinstein's behavior had hurt their careers.
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Robertson and Menschel are middle-aged men with long TV careers behind them.
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Smartphones and tablets have changed how we find, advance and change our careers.
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Restaurants are starter jobs for some people, but for others they are careers.
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Our employees want their sons and daughters to make their careers at Ford.
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We've launched a lot of careers, some of our employees have gotten married.
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"So essentially we have each other to thank for these careers," she joked.
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The 2013-2014 bust also shattered the appeal of careers in mining engineering.
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There's opportunity to change jobs, even careers, more frequently than anyone before you.
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England used this database to follow women throughout their professional careers and motherhood.
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But if you train them that it leads to stem careers, it does.
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Both women lean on one another for support and motivation in their careers.
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We went on with our lives, both our working careers and raising children.
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People don't realize the incredible diversity of the platform — all races, ages, careers.
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They also talk — about their failed marriages, their distant children, their disappointing careers.
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Sure, not everyone has the privilege of having such control over their careers.
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This strategy has served many musicians well, allowing them to prolong their careers.
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Some important careers have been made, or made bigger, because of social media.
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He will be a liaison between restaurants and students seeking to build careers.
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After we recover, we plan to return to boating careers wherever we can.
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In the way that years have springtimes, most epistolary careers have a swell.
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Mr. Olsen found law enforcement later in life, after careers in other fields.
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And major opportunities for talented chefs can come relatively early in their careers.
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They also tasted both great fame and abject failure during their long careers.
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Carolines helped launch the careers of comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno.
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Bankers often use rankings in tables to help boost their careers and bonuses.
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Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge started their careers with home runs on Aug.
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He went on to careers as a botanical researcher and as an artist.
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They also made clear that consular officials' careers hinged upon accomplishing that goal.
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Three years later, they moved to Los Angeles to pursue their dancing careers.
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Can you tell me about four people whose careers you have fundamentally improved?
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I have seen men whose careers fly off the rails amid a divorce.
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Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster stared in several movies together throughout their careers.
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Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy starred in many films together throughout their careers.
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But he added that he had influenced the careers of many other politicians.
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Others believe that asking for help will impact their future success and careers.
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A small handful of players, however, have come out after their careers ended.
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A few of them may have even spent their careers working with spreadsheets.
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Education careers are best suited for veterans who believe in mission-based work.
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The same is surely true about our income, our businesses, and our careers.
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Many who leave move on to careers in government or elsewhere in business.
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However, most careers in law require at least a doctoral or professional degree.
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As female senators, we know firsthand the challenges women face in their careers.
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Goldie Hawn, Liza Minnelli and Zooey Deschanel built their careers on such characters.
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Related Student Question | Should High Schools Do More to Prepare You for Careers?
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SocGen said in a job posting published on its careers website on Feb.
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Both players have earned more than $3.83,000 in prize money over their careers.
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But, even it doesn't lead to jail time, it can ruin careers. 1.
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Many of them were new to Washington, their entire careers ahead of them.
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Several said Moonves sabotaged their careers, or threatened to, after they rejected him.
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But out of that a surge, new industries and careers will be born.
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We hope that developers recognize that and come together to protect their careers.
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Rising Fed rates for the first time in many people's entire business careers.
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However, neither Johns nor Marden were concerned with composition earlier in their careers.
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Many of those coaches and players went on to Hall of Fame careers.
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Could doing so help your cause — or would it just ruin your careers?
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Students ask about careers such as being a crime analyst, we included that.
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At this stage, both lightweights are clearly nearing the end of their careers.
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Instead, the Institute demonstrated financial and developmental commitment to women's ideas and careers.
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Most university professors make little, at least at the beginning of their careers.
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People around me had begun real careers and were traveling around the world.
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But I've been thinking, this is when most people start their actual careers.
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Careers are short, and savings must last for the rest of your life.
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On Sunday, in the twilights of long careers, they reached vastly different milestones.
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Three of the women worked for Batali in some capacity during their careers.
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One common way for people to restart their careers is as a freelancer.
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Their networks offer valuable access to people and organizations who can further careers.
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Davey Johnson and Lou Piniella were also considered for their careers as managers.
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Now, Rachel Lindsay has switched careers, gotten married, and has started family planning.
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And the winners, typically in the middle of their careers, get $625,000 each.
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Women face another economic obstacle: Their careers can stall when they become mothers.
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When host mayors try to advance their careers, the results have been mixed.
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Protected by their power and authority, they kept their careers and reputations intact.
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The movie ended up establishing the careers of Mr. Carpenter and Ms. Curtis.
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He remains one of few role models whose careers began with similar flourish.
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Like O'Rourke, not everyone in the CDC pursued careers in the computer industry.
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For others, it is derailing, convincing them to leave careers they once loved.
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People losing their careers based on innuendo or accusation is troubling for me.
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Hiring employees early on in their careers comes with a number of benefits.
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As you grow your colony and develop their careers, dupes become valuable assets.
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When only political careers are at stake, politics suffers, and plays do too.
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At least women like Ms. Hahn, Ms. Jacoby and Ms. Gracie had careers.
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"We worked so hard, we gave up our own careers," Ms. Tripathi said.
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The pressure cooker of White House briefings has been rewarded with lucrative careers.
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Do your school, peers and family support creative expression and careers in performance?
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At the same time, their careers are held in constant judgment by others.
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Jerry and Rita Alter worked in public schools for most of their careers.
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In the competitive world of esports, careers are short and fame is perishable.
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Too many women's careers are stymied or ended because of harassment and abuse.
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Perimeter players seem to improve as shooters as their basketball careers go on.
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Many of the 480 workers have spent their entire careers at the factory.
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It's clear that this idea that accusations ruin men's careers is utter bullshit.
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Notably, the research did not show an effect on the careers people pursued.
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Some have launched careers out of obsessively tracking the investigation's twists and turns.
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Others are recent college graduates, international students, or individuals contemplating changing their careers.
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People that have longevity in their careers, many times they are reinventing themselves.
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Many of the young people in these programs hope to have military careers.
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Nick and Joe both pursued solo careers and enjoyed varying levels of success.
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A handful of House incumbents facing the toughest intraparty races of their careers.
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"Love Is __" opens with the two in radically different stages of their careers.
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BERLIN — Operalia has launched high-profile singer careers on stages around the world.
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At what point should pop careers end, I asked Robyn at the museum.
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Also from the conference: Business leaders describe the breakthrough moments in their careers.
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High schools should channel more energy into helping kids focus on their careers.
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Mothers in particular are sacrificing their careers to make up for the shortfall.
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Devs dreamed of love, artists of postmodern interfaces, and unknowns of entertainment careers.
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For most of us, as our careers progress we earn more and more.
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Meanwhile, film directors with steady careers earn about ¥4 million annually (~$37,903 US).
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I admire the athletes for caring about something larger than their own careers.
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We need to re-envision apprenticeships as passports to respectable middle-class careers.
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She'd like to travel and explore different careers, and is considering law school.
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In what categories are people's careers being nurtured and are people being included?
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People with careers and jobs work to better our community as a whole.
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Many millennials are still struggling to launch their careers and find a home.
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In that time, the two, whose professional careers only briefly overlapped, became acquainted.
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"I think our philosophy has helped some players extend their careers," Popovich said.
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The two reporters also worked at ESPN at one point in their careers.
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It was his love of watches that led Sean Li to change careers.
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They might consider these stories about people "sprinting, strolling, or tumbling" into careers.
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Individually, their careers took wildly different directions, but their collective legacy remains strong.
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That myth has held back a lot of women from pursuing STEM careers.
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Their careers were rooted, in part, by their fascination with Ali and boxing.
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And many of his colleagues saw their careers buoyed by current events, too.
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Women have long seen the brandishing of malicious gossip to derail their careers.
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As the family's older members sought retirement, a younger generation pursued different careers.
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Women like Victoria Osteen live their entire ministerial careers under megaministry's bright spotlight.
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For perspective, most officers will finish their careers without ever firing their guns.
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There's now almost universal support for women to pursue careers or political office.
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I began by asking the collaborators about their careers and their personal lives.
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"We've had parallel careers," Mr. Hertz told The New York Times in 2012.
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"Chinatown," in Wasson's view, was the high-water mark in all their careers.
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A new report points to a shortage of successful programs for tech careers.
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Stressed and disheartened by the workload, forensic pathologists change careers or retire early.
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Her foundation even provides scholarships to African-American students pursuing mental health careers.
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Promote innovation by supporting evidence-informed practices that inspire progress toward sustainable careers.
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They&aposve consistently supported each other as their careers began to catch steam.
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We should enjoy the last 20 minutes of our careers, by the way.
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Nikki & Brie started their WWE careers in August 2008, and became hugely popular.
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Between managing her six children's careers and businesses, plus starring in the E!
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They didn't want their own legacies and careers to go down with his.
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Some have public social media platforms and are on their way to careers.
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Reissued and repackaged recordings are a chance to reconsider careers and unearth gems.
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Once the recruits were hired, fellow-Gülenists promoted them and furthered their careers.
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Older actors saw full-motion video as a way to reboot their careers.
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Retirees Jim and Fernanda Dorsey both had long and successful careers before retiring.
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Nobody dies in a computer crash, but careers can die on the internet.
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Invite people who have careers you might be interested in coffee or lunch.
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Many current and former players remembered the commissioner's role in shaping their careers.
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Mr. Silverman was pivotal not only to important shows, but also to careers.
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After divergent careers, only one has a strong shot at induction this year.
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If Nature isn't looking at the data, either, our careers are just random.
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Amid that landscape a few standouts have tried seizing control of their careers.
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Ten years ago she changed careers and started working as a probation lawyer.
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"The way men advance in their careers is they have sponsors," she explains.
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You each own a very particular piece of turf in your individual careers.
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By contrast, Medicare is a program working people pay into throughout their careers.
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We have all had hits and misses in our investment and management careers.
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Not all of these veterans are pursuing acting careers, but Chris Walker is.
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Their young careers have gone in different directions since arriving in the NHL.
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When "Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 266" wrapped, so did the Fitzgeralds' big-screen careers.
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Another myth is that women choose lower-paying jobs and careers than men.
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In the end, politicians prefer to stay in office and continue their careers.
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Their acting careers started out even earlier, playing Ross' son Ben on "Friends."
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This meant that students lost interest in tech careers and university applications declined.
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"In the beginning, I definitely kept both of the careers separate," she says.
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Dineen's sons Shawn, Peter, Gord, Kevin and Jerry all had professional hockey careers.
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But many younger workers are struggling to launch themselves into good-paying careers.
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Our careers and ambitions kept getting in the way of spending time together.
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Some careers have plateaued, some have fizzled and others are continuing an ascent.
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Below, women in different stages of their careers sound off on their experiences.
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Our cohort had come out vividly as women when we started our careers.
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Over their long and productive careers, certain important artists are taken for granted.
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It makes workers reluctant to leave jobs to forge potentially more lucrative careers.
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They picture themselves in the future with thriving careers and happy, independent children.
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Ms. Clary and Ms. Savage denied that they wanted to pursue music careers.
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Women in music should "step up" to advance their careers, he had said.
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Some players have suggested starting arbitration or free agency sooner in players' careers.
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Instead, they'll be playing in easily the most important games of their careers.
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The players risked ruining their shot at these Olympics, and derailing their careers.
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The organization granted over $200,000 to poets at various stages of their careers.
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More continually, they've each crafted their careers in exactly the image they intend.
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Thereafter, their careers ran in parallel, with Lake becoming Clinton's national security adviser.
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Those who did not feel the call to teach could find other careers.
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Not competing at Rio 2016 is, according to Carter, a "massive loss" that could cause careers to end prematurely, particularly for competitors in more physically demanding disciplines who may have fewer chances to compete at Olympic events during their careers.
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In addition, I've also been involved with many organizations over the years and am currently a board co-chair at C-CAP (Careers through Culinary Arts Program), which prepares underserved youth for careers in the professional world of culinary and hospitality.
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The Keating Five scandal of the eighties, which ended the political careers of three senators with a combined 81 years of experience in Washington, is perhaps the most famous example of politicians losing their careers over their abuse of power.
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This seems to be particularly problematic for women building their careers, when they might have to work hardest and prove themselves most, and less so for women who have already established some seniority or who have not yet started careers.
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Sunday's game, though, may be chiefly remembered for the start of two international careers.
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They will be fired, or at least unable to get ahead in their careers.
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Now that they've built their careers and been "selfish," they're ready to be together.
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But throughout their careers, both players have been better as second or third options.
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The film acted as a turning point in both their careers and personal lives.
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Over the years we pursued our careers and began our families; most had grandchildren.
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It was now their fight careers that had brought them into this waiting room.
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Aside from her impressive music and television careers, Rasheeda, 36, is CEO of PressedATL.
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For women, jobs in nursing carried a 30 percent higher risk than other careers.
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Many of the Black Hand members started their crime careers in places like Palermo.
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Others have pursued careers in activism or processed their questions through work in academia.
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The pregnancy was unexpected, especially as they both were beginning their professional athletic careers.
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"These people are learning the tech skills that are elevating their careers," Benioff said.
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Each film presents a unique perspective on paths not taken in the actors' careers.
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Here are five other trailblazing funny women whose humble beginnings led to legendary careers.
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So the nature of existing jobs will change, and new careers will be created.
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And it's not as if we're talking about women who haven't had storied careers.
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Upend transgender service policy and put the careers of 14,700 service members at risk?
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"We are respectful of each other's careers and family lives and relationships," Vanessa said.
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Careers and industries have been made by getting a trend and the timing right.
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Image. It's a facet of politicians that their careers have lived or died on.
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Others have moved on to other creative careers in the art and fashion world.
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Others also worry that voting for such a bill could hurt their political careers.
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Many people can't handle this level of pressure and it often ends careers prematurely.
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Coal jobs have continued to decline while renewable energy careers are on the rise.
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