That margin is fueled, importantly, by those with post-graduate experience.
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I was the first in my family to pursue post-graduate work.
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Her five children had all earned post-graduate degrees, thanks to the revolution.
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T-49. HKUST grads earn an average post-graduate salary of $50K to $80K.
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In Season 7, Paris spends most of her time obsessing/preparing for post-graduate life.
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More than two-fifths, or 43 percent, of foreign workers have a post graduate degree.
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Meanwhile, in California on Monday, a post-graduate student took her law school to trial.
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Twenty-three percent of respondents have a post-graduate degree, more than any other region.
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Then last year, Khalid, who was doing post-graduate work in economics, was killed by Indian soldiers.
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He graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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Roger graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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By contrast, the core Democratic groups include blacks, Asians, religiously unaffiliated, post-graduate women, Jews, Hispanics, and millennials.
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Soon, high school students will be using smartphones to compare post-graduate salaries, by major, by school. Raise.
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Dr. Klein graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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Nine graduate and post-graduate students told BuzzFeed News Germany that she has bullied students and scientists for years.
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The most educated groups are Jews, Hindus, and Unitarian-Universalists, with 34%, 38% and 43% receiving post-graduate educations.
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The Crimson's top journalists are known for moving on to successful post-graduate careers in politics, media and technology.
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Adding two to five years of post-graduate education carried the promise of additional income and more job security.
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Another student lost their chance at a post-graduate job at their dream company because their offer was revoked.
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Post-graduate student Deryck Chan, 25, flew back from the UK to cast his vote -- a journey of 6,000 miles.
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As she studies for board exams and applies for jobs post-graduate school, Hawley said Griffin will be by her side.
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Elizabeth Warren's student debt-forgiveness plan, illustrating that it would help higher income earners or those who have post-graduate degrees.
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The SNRs are relatively well-educated; about four in ten have a college degree, and 17% have done post-graduate work.
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You don't have to pursue post-graduate studies to become a constant learner, but if there's an opportunity, go for it.
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I just graduated from college and moved back in with my mom while I complete a post-graduate certificate in interior design.
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Kang, for his part, has spent most of his post-graduate career at a trading firm in Chicago, focused on quantitative modeling.
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She reportedly wanted to dismiss one post-graduate student when she became pregnant, which the dossier says was prevented by the administration.
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Sarah has long since left heroin behind and is about to begin post-graduate research project into issues around trauma and addiction.
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What was an even split in 1992 has grown into a 85033-point Democratic advantage among those with a post-graduate education.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A post-graduate degree may not be the smartest investment for a young professional going into the hedge fund industry.
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For some, it will; point them toward the college and post-graduate degrees that lead to our next generation of software engineers.
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Women vote in larger numbers than men; voters with college and post-graduate degrees turn out in larger shares than those without.
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Warren outperforms the field among the most educated voters, with a 9-point lead over Sanders among those with post-graduate degrees.
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People with a post-graduate education were much more likely to say vaccines don't cause autism than people with no college experience.
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Far more often, the biggest chunk of my time is spent on bolstering the writing skills of today's college and post-graduate students.
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Ahmed later received feedback from post-graduate trainees who had watched from hospitals in regions as remote as the West Bank and Gaza.
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A lark that began in a post-graduate era for the three was starting to eat into their actual life responsibilities and careers.
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Because addiction medicine is young, most medical schools can't rely for expertise on fellows — post-graduate students who steep themselves in a subspecialty.
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"The information shared between members and then debated, seems like it would suffice for post-graduate education," Policar wrote in a LinkedIn post.
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The producer was the future Broadway powerhouse Zev Bufman, fresh off "Jimmy Shine," starring a post-"Graduate" and pre-"Midnight Cowboy" Dustin Hoffman.
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Because addiction medicine is young , most medical schools can't rely for expertise on fellows—post-graduate students who steep themselves in a subspecialty.
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She was soon sent on a post-graduate course to Cambridge University, where she met her future husband, a mathematician called Lam Siu-por.
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That prompted him to go back to school, where he earned another degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Navy's Post Graduate School in 214.
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He holds a post-graduate degree in Convergence Journalism from Jamia Millia Islamia and speaks Turkish, thanks to his year-long stint in Turkey.
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In fact, he was just a few weeks away from his final post-graduate accountancy exams when he decided to jack it all in.
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Most of them have been trained in the U.S or the U.K., or at the very least have completed their post-graduate studies there.
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Many young, post-graduate job seekers believe that if they donate their young bodies to billionaires, they too will be remembered for ages to come.
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The change could come as a breath of fresh air to students who can use a more universal exam to weigh their post-graduate plans.
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Alumni giving rates make up 5% of the rankings formula because "giving measures student satisfaction and post-graduate engagement," U.S. News writes in its methodology.
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GoPro Hero 5 Session, $149.99, available at AmazonAny post-graduate will tell you to take lots of photos and videos during your time in college.
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"These policies are not abstract issues," lead author Gabriel Murchison, a post-graduate student in population health sciences at Harvard University, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Some education, but not the highest levels of education—so high school and some college is where you see it, but maybe not post-graduate studies.
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In particular, Winfrey emphasized the need for grads to work hard in their first jobs, no matter how unglamorous their post-graduate employment situation might be.
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Just like you don't want to sit through your accountant's post-graduate education, no one wants to be there for some light comedic "yes, and"-ing.
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The new Chinese weapon typifies a strategy known as "remote warfare," said John Arquilla, a military strategist at the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, Calif.
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KASBA BONLI, India (Reuters) - Rakesh Kumar has a post-graduate degree but works as a house painter in the small town of Kasba Bonli in northwestern India.
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Silva had wanted to graduate this year but, unable to attend classes, she is rethinking plans to stay for post-graduate studies and a possible faculty position.
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Nursing is one of the fastest-growing professions across the US. Many nurses receive bachelor's degrees, and nurse practitioners generally need a post-graduate education as well.
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You'd be forgiven for having no idea what that means or why it matters—it's a complicated technique that you'd need years of post-graduate training to master.
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Finally, most colleges do not report earnings outcomes by major even though this is probably the biggest determinant of post-graduate income and the capacity to repay debt.
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This has really helped me get to where I am now—I've just got a first in my degree, and am about to continue into post-graduate study.
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His peer in the education ministry said he supported monthly fees for post-graduate courses at federal universities, but then guaranteed that all public universities would remain free.
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These programs provide public high school students in grades 2628-28503 a clear path to post-graduate opportunities in fields aligned with skills American employers are looking for.
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While all of these professions can look to long careers (and pay usually increases with experience), there are sizable entry demands, including multiple years of expensive post-graduate schooling.
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Most of the top players from high school, post-graduate academies and junior leagues, some already drafted by National Hockey League teams, go to the traditional college hockey powerhouses.
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As CNBC previously reported, research from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows those with less than an associate's degree fare worse on average than workers with post-graduate credentials.
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In response, post-graduate schools both in the U.S. and in the U.K. are coming up with ways to convince potential students to sign up to their expensive courses.
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The court's decision comes a day after a medical board examined the girl at the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences in Rohtak district in India's northern state of Haryana.
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A higher proportion of voters in Ohio's 0003th District have college or post-graduate degrees than voters in Pennsylvania's 18th District do, and the median household income there is higher.
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Every year, a wide-eyed class of analysts and associates start their graduate and post-graduate programs with goals to change the world (or at least make a lot of money).
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Recent studies have indicated that internships are viewed as essential for post-graduate job prospects, with one 85033 study finding that more than half of graduating college seniors had internship experience.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against DeVry University, run by DeVry Education Group Inc, accusing it of deceiving students about post-graduate job prospects.
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But she'd gotten really good at analyzing massive amounts of sequence data as part of her graduate and post-graduate work at Johns Hopkins, on the genetic underpinnings of human diseases.
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"They diverted us off the route very clearly, into a barricaded lane in South Delhi," said Nupur Asher, a 225-year-old post-graduate student, who had accompanied Thakur on the march.
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The victim, a post-graduate student from Kansas City referred to in court documents as "Jane Doe," says she was raped by an Uber driver named Yahkhahnahn Ammi on January 28th, 2017.
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Post-graduate students are no longer just hoping to get a job after university but many are expecting it, and taking a closer look at their universities if this does not materialize.
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Despite the allegations Kauffmann remains the director of the institute and, according to the Max Planck Society, which operates the institute in Garching, is currently advising one graduate and two post-graduate students.
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According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Zhang arrived in the U.S. from China as a visiting scholar in April 2017 to do post-graduate research at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana campus.
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This can already be seen in the disparity in terms of post-graduate education, with individuals in the UK with working class or poorer backgrounds far less likely to re-train after university.
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In spite of the quintessential post-graduate existential crisis that students undergo after being handed their diplomas and thrust out into the the real world, Mateus Porto seems to be doing just fine.
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The US has had several similar dialogues with China over more than a decade, led (among other organisations) by the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the US Naval Post-Graduate School.
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Though there were once two different systems for accrediting these programs, by 2020 both osteopathic and allopathic post-graduate medical opportunities will fall under one agency, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
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Instead of improving instructional quality and post-graduate outcomes, most colleges and universities have grown their bureaucratic ranks and not adopted career-oriented curricula – or even financial literacy classes – to any significant degree.
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Kosciusko-Morizet, whose grandfather was an ambassador to the United States, trained as an engineer at the elite Ecole Polytechnique before joining the ENA post-graduate school, the traditional grooming ground for French politicians.
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I posed for graduation and wedding photos in the shadow of the Rotunda at the University of Virginia, elated to be starting a new life pursuing further post-graduate study and building a family.
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Zhang had arrived in the U.S. from China as a visiting scholar in April 2017 to do post-graduate research at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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Upon launching her "My Drunk Kitchen" series – which was originally created for an audience of one – Hart went from a normal 9-to-5 post-graduate job to a sudden career in online entertainment.
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Jose Burgos, 38 More than 20 years have passed since Burgos relocated to El Paso from his native Venezuela as a young physician looking to get a post-graduate degree and likely move on.
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"People in this country — and other countries — should know their history in order to understand their place in the world," said Artyom Komarov, a 24-year-old post-graduate archaeology student who enjoys historical fencing.
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"When the bonds matured, people would reinvest them in other Venezuelan bonds, or in some cases use the proceeds to cover post-graduate degrees," said the professor, in reference to coworkers who also held bonds.
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In September, J.T. was given the "Courage Award" at the Teen Choice Awards for his work with Newtown Helps Rwanda, an organization he founded, which provides college and post-graduate education for orphaned genocide survivors.
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Getting more women into AI at an early agePrecup said that in the field of AI research, intake of female bachelors students is already low, and it drops off even more at post-graduate level.
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"The objective was to create an awakening among the people against British rule," said Madhukar Keshav Dhavalikar, a former archaeology professor and former director of Deccan College Post-Graduate and Research Institute in Pune, India.
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Warren is ahead of Sanders among voters with post-graduate degrees and four-year college degrees, while Sanders has an edge over Warren among those with some college or a high school education or less.
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Specifically, Michael Gronager, who was then COO of the Kraken bitcoin exchange, spied an opportunity to team up with a new friend, Jonathan Levin, a post-graduate economist from Oxford who'd written academic works on crytpocurrencies.
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The league's popularity tumbled among Americans of all education levels except those with post-graduate degrees – threatening to reduce the sports league that once enjoyed the widest appeal to the profile of a social justice organization.
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The 6-5 freshman guard from Houston, who spent a post-graduate season at South Kent School in Connecticut, has been brought along slowly, playing a grand total of 50 minutes through the first four games.
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Corresponding attention to the lack of access to medications for addiction treatment, primarily buprenorphine and methadone, has generated increased funding for both treatment and post-graduate clinician education and a broad range of new legislative proposals.
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One thing to keep in mind if you're interested in EMDR: Facilitating it requires post-graduate training, so anyone looking for an EMDR therapist should make sure the therapist has completed advanced levels or EMDR training.
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The percentage of Democrats with post-graduate degrees identifying as liberal also jumped 13 points in that time frame, outpacing the growth among people with some college education (12 points) and no college education (10 points).
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The answer ended up being laughably simple: I'm shelling out another $17 for WNBA League Pass, which promises to fill my post-graduate summer months with the requisite friction and balletic fury, unassuming grace and sheer magnificence.
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He graduated with a dual law and history degree with first-class honors from the University College Dublin in Ireland, and also received a post graduate diploma in legal studies from the University of Law in London.
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With her debut movie, which she wrote and starred in, 27-year-old Madelyn Deutch captures a very specific moment in a young millennial woman's life: the start of post-graduate adulthood, and the start of her formation.
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Sweeney reports that her MBA with a focus in marketing has helped her "immensely" as a post-graduate, and believes it's a wise move to attend business school — in part, because it can help you think more strategically.
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The military, in a statement, only sent out a brief army history of Bajwa, who was commissioned in 1980 and was partly educated abroad, including staff college training in Canada and naval post-graduate studies in the United States.
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Gyana (Sanskrit for "knowledge") was co-founded by Joyeeta Das and David Kell, who were both pursuing post-graduate degrees at Oxford: Das, a former engineer, was getting an MBA, and Kell was doing a Ph. D. in physics.
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In addition to bringing on more teachers, Unacademy will use its new funding to expand key categories like pre-med, the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and the Common Admission Test (CAT), which are required by many post-graduate programs.
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The Swiss School of Public Health, a foundation of eight universities offering post-graduate health education, told Cassis in an open letter made public on Wednesday that Philip Morris was among firms that long downplayed smoking's risks, including early death.
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But receiving a post-graduate arts degree here is only for the few, which is why the Summer Exhibition's late night opening serves as opportunity for artists attending other programs to get involved, like Tuli Litvak, Zara Sands, and Aaron Baksh.
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"The complexity of our tax code and the incentives to save for retirement have unfortunately left many post-graduate researchers in a position where they are unable to take advantage of tax-deferred retirement savings programs like IRAs," Lee said.
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The footage, which was captured by CCTV cameras positioned outside the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in northern India, shows the wheelchair moving suddenly from a cluster of stationary chairs and then down one of the hospital's ramps.
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Yerxa, who got his bachelor's degree at the University of Washington in 1973, law degree at the Seattle University School of Law and a post-graduate degree at the University of Cambridge, always saw himself as part of the trade discussion.
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I did a post-graduate diploma in Psychology, and whilst I was studying I met Rachel MacLynn, Vida's MD. As soon as heard about Vida, nearly four years ago now, I decided this was my calling and had to join.
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