Beyond that, he dreams of having a career in puzzlemaking for both print and electronic media.
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Meghan having a career in politics is at 8/1 odds, meaning a $100 wager profits $800.
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We talked to the guitarist about having a career in instrumental rock, parenthood, and, oddly enough, Screeching Weasel.
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I'm not sure why the entertainment industry wants me to fantasize so hard about having a career in the '90s, but it's totally working.
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Willems's parents weren't against his having a career in the arts, as so many parents (understandably) are; they were just against his being a failure.
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Then at 14, my mum and dad got me a job as a kitchen porter to try and scare me off having a career in a restaurant.
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"I wasn't planning on having a career in the theater, but Tom was so bright, and any time he asked me to do something I was stunned," Mr. Schmidt told Evanston Now, an online news website, in 218.
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Despite having a career in public office that stretches back to President Ronald Reagan's first term -- as well as stints as a Lehman Brothers managing director and Fox News host -- Kasich does not consider himself to be part of the Republican establishment lane.
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When it comes to the most admired women, entertainers are extremely popular with close to 75 percent of the top 20 having a career in acting, television or music — Jolie, Madonna, Emma Watson and Taylor Swift all feature in the top 10.
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I definitely don't want to discourage people with Asperger's from having a career in the music business, but just like all other mental health conditions, much more can be done in the music industry to understand what it's like to have Asperger's.
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In 2014, Chang described having a career in music during which she recorded albums in Korean and English before the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, which she said prompted her to forgo an opportunity to re-sign with her recording label and instead pursue nonprofit work.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders, and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis (pictured above with Ripa) wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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In the past, the Hamilton, Ontario native has valued ambiguity over being obvious; on her forthcoming follow-up, Oh No, however, she explored being more direct with her pop influences and vocals, and in the process, her own fears (which include mold, going down escalators, and having a career in music).
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"International Journal of Inclusive Education." Having a Career in Disability Studies without Even Becoming Disabled! The Strains of the Disabled Teaching Body: : Vol 13, No 7. N.p., 14 Dec. 2009. Web.
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Bailey was born in Pittsburgh. Her father was an official with the New York Central Railroad. Her parents were opposed to her having a career in acting, but she studied at the Goodman School of Theater in Chicago anyway in addition to attending Vassar College.
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Following East Central, McFarland enrolled at the University of Oklahoma. Working various part-time jobs, he initially studied mathematics with the intention of having a career in education. After a year he changed majors to pre-law. Studying at an accelerated rate, McFarland graduated with a bachelor's degree on June 5, 1917.
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He began his career in manufacturing with Ford of Europe in 1969, subsequently having a career in banking. He spent eighteen years with Citibank, ultimately as head of Citibank in Ireland and the United Kingdom. In 1993 he became Group Executive Director of Standard Chartered Plc. based in London and Hong Kong.
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A graduate degree or an investment qualification such as the Chartered Financial Analyst designation (CFA) may help in having a career in investment management. There is evidence that any particular qualification enhances the most desirable characteristic of an investment manager, that is the ability to select investments that result in an above average (risk weighted) long-term performance.
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Winbush became a teacher and later an assistant principal, having a career in education like his mother and grandmother. In 1955 he moved with his family to Florida where the public school system resisted integration and retained segregated schools for years past the US Supreme Court ruling of Brown v. Board of Education (1954) that declared them unconstitutional.
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Retrieved March 19, 2015. he initially planned on having a career in psychology, before turning to photography.Daisy McCorgray, “An interview with portrait photographer, Richard Corman,” Professional Photographer, October 10, 2014. He started out shooting film with a Rolleiflex camera, before ultimately moving on to digital cameras.Baldev Duggal, “Richard Corman & Icons,” Digital Photo Pro, October 7, 2013.
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He served eleven months in Vietnam during the Vietnam War and fought in the Battle of Khe Sanh. In 1969, Evans returned home. He enrolled in Boston College, found a job with the United States Postal Service, and planned on having a career in business. However, a cousin told him about the police exam and Evans signed up without giving it much thought.
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Tom Jones (1907) James Alexander Chapman (31 March 1879 - 8 April 1969), known by his stage name, Jay Laurier, was an English actor. Early in his career he was a music hall performer, but by the late 1930s he was playing in the works of Shakespeare at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford- upon-Avon as well as having a career in films.
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The daughter of Oscar Guerra and Laura Núñez, María Inés has two siblings, which were named after their parents. She has a twin brother, Oscar. As a child, she became interested in having a career in the world of entertainment, particularly in acting and singing. She participated in several plays, of which the Mexican version of CATS, is most important.
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The daughter of Abdul Aziz Falakpaima, Farrukh Nigar Aziz was a known literary figure even before the independence of Pakistan in 1947. She and her sisters were educated along liberal styles of education. These women received opportunities that were somewhat of a rarity in their day. Formal education for Muslim women and having a career in the arts or performing arts was considered not respectable.
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Akabusi joined the British Army in 1975, having a career in the Royal Corps of Signals before switching to the Army Physical Training Corps (as it was then called) in 1981. In 1990, when he was discharged into the reserves at the end of his army career he held the rank of Warrant Officer Class 2. It was during his tenure in the military that his potential in sports was discovered.
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It will be a natural for me." "Anton is not obsessed with the idea of having a career in movies, thank God," his father said. "He loved working on the film and he's proud of his performance, but we've tried not to make too much of the success he's had. If we did, then everything he did for the rest of his life would measure against it as a failure.
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The first edition of Next Movie Star (NMS) was in 2005, consisting of aspiring Nigerian actors. Its founder, Sola Fajobi stated in an interview that it is Nigeria's second ever reality show. By 2010, the show expanded to include ten African countries including Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Aside having a career in the film industry, participants of NMS have also seen success in other reality television shows, such as Big Brother Africa and Project Fame West Africa.
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Chen Shaokuan was born on 7 October, 1889 in Chengmen Village (now Chengmenzhen) in Min County, Fujian province. Chen's father served in the Imperial Chinese Navy, originally having a career in carpenting. He took an interest to his father's occupation, attending the Jiangnan Naval Academy in Nanjing at the age of 17. At 20 years old he graduated from the academy and was assigned to the training cruiser Tongji, then in 1910 he served aboard the Jingqing.
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Dutt never planned of having a career in the field of photography at first. When he was writing in Dr. Karuna Mukherjee's magazine Gharani', he was advised to give visual support to his writings to make the subjects more attractive. That was the starting point of his journey with photography. He started to take photographs to make his articles more attractive and later he chose it as his career and started working as a professional photographer for the rest of his life.
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In those early days, she got up each morning at 6 am to buy supplies for the restaurant at La Merced. However, she always closed the restaurant at 6pm, so she could take care of her children. She started with fifteen employees, learning the restaurant business on her own, a business long dominated by men in Mexico. She never planned on having a career in the restaurant business, but the changes made the restaurant a success, allowing her to send her children to some of the best private universities in Mexico.
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In 1897 in rural Australia, Sybylla, a headstrong, free-spirited young woman, dreams of a better life to the detriment of helping run her family's country farm. Considered a larrikin by her family, Sybylla dreams of having a career in writing or the performing arts. Her parents, upset by her notions of grandeur and believing her to be stalling her life, inform Sybylla that they can no longer afford to keep her in the household. They send her to board with her wealthy maternal grandmother in hopes of teaching her socially accepted manners and behaviour.
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An architectural educator is one who educates ("draws out") others about architecture; the latter being the broad subject of the design of constructed environments. Architectural Education has both public architectural education and professional architectural education stakeholder groups. The career of an architectural educator is usually developed after having a career in architecture or developed interest and practise in architecture and/or education about architecture. Educating people about architecture as a system of placing things in the world, which was once considered an elite or sacred form of "knowledge".
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Sela has said that she prioritises having a career in Israel instead of pursuing opportunities elsewhere; “Tel Aviv cannot be replaced by any city in the world. It’s always surprising to people, but it’s really not my dream to succeed [in America,] I want to succeed here, to work here, to do Israeli work…it was important to me to stay here.” As a model she currently fronts the Castro campaigns alongside Aviv Alush. In 2013 she was cast as the female lead in Beauty and the Baker alongside Alush after Bar Refaeli exited the role.
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Stephen Bundred (born 1952) is a retired Labour Party politician and public administrator in London, England. Bundred was unusual in having a career in party politics before holding high-ranking apolitical public offices, including as Chief Executive of Camden London Borough Council (1995-2003), Chief of Executive of the Audit Commission (2003-2010) and Chair of Monitor (2010-2014). He was a researcher for the National Union of Mineworkers. He was elected as a Labour councillor in the London Borough of Islington in a by- election in 1977 and served one year (although his wife Kathleen was later an Islington councillor).
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For Mary Ann, music and > being a singer is more than having a career in which he dedicates his life > to doing what he loves. That way has been influenced by several Puerto Rican > artists. Marc Anthony, is a key component in the evolution of Mary Ann as a > professional singer, has grown with his music and in the future she wants to > meet him and also do a duet with him. Among Mary Ann's many achievements > was: being proclaimed as "La Voz de Puerto Rico", being an ambassador for > this title as Lucecita Benítez, who is known as "La Voz Nacional de Puerto > Rico".
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Later that year the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty was signed and stipulated that Egypt's military academies would be open to all societal classes. Riad joined the Royal Military Academy, his original interest, on 6 October despite opposition from his mother who did not favor her son having a career in the military. It was at the academy that he met fellow cadets Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar Sadat, Saad el-Shazly and Ahmad Ismail Ali, among others. According to al-Jawady, Riad had a particularly strong personality, understood the curriculum well and was strictly focused on strengthening his mental and physical abilities with regards to the military.
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In the 2009–10 season, manager Roy Keane said Eastman was "a good lad with a good attitude" and that he "had a chance" of having a career in football, while admitting that there was a possibility that he could feature for the first-team before the end of the season. He was an unused substitute for the Ipswich first-team matches against Nottingham Forest and Derby County in April 2010, before being offered a professional contract by the club. Following his professional contract offer, Eastman was given Ipswich's 'Academy Player of the Year' award. Keane then handed Eastman his professional debut in the final match of the season on 2 May 2010 at Portman Road against Sheffield United.
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Antone-Hatfield stated that she entered the business upon her father's request even though she initially planned to work in the music industry as she studied theater and music. In 1976 a 20-year-old Lebanese man named Antonios "Tony" Okde, unrelated to the Antone family and a civil engineering major at the University of Houston, began manning the cash register at an Antone's. Okde, who went to Houston to avoid the Lebanese Civil War, had originally intended on making money to support himself during his studies and planned on having a career in a petroleum firm, but he grew in the business, assuming more responsibilities and opening his own franchises. Okde occupied a post on the board of directors by the 1980s.
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He began piano lessons in the third grade and caught the performing bug singing doo-wop by the corner store where he would take the money he earned singing and buy chips and soda. He really got serious about having a career in music at the age of 14 when he caught a performance of the B3 organ quartet Quint Harris & the Preachers at Jim Nance's Lounge in Boston and witnessed how they whipped the audience into a frenzy. After that show, Hall built his own drum kit so he could start playing drums and he added the bass to his instrument practice lineup. Ever mindful of his fate, he would practice all of his instruments in the dark so he would always be able to play them, with or without his vision.
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