Among a list of nearly two dozen professions, five medical professions rank among the top 10.
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In Scandinavia, where gender equality is the most progressive, men choose "manly" professions and women choose "womanly" professions.
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"(Immigration) is needed in many professions, and for those professions it should be easy, but ...we must put a stop to it in the professions where there is no labor shortage," the Social Democrat told Reuters.
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What seems most likely is that SML tasks are not whole jobs or professions, but are instead components within those professions.
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We also find ourselves naturally drawn to professions that are expected to be fulfilling, rather than professions that actually are fulfilling.
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Female-dominated professions tend to have lower earnings than male-dominated professions, across a wide variety of careers beyond just medicine.
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Teaching is among the most respected professions in the US ... Gallup asked Americans to rate 22 professions for their honesty and ethics.
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Although we express no opinion as to other professions, the distinctions, historical and functional, between professions, may require consideration of quite different factors.
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The other thing I would say is to stay close to professions that create and make things, and stay away from derivative professions like finance.
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The most equal professions, on the other hand, have two things in common: They employ a lot of people — far more than the least equal professions.
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Meanwhile, HB 22125 allows individuals in certain professions to capture images for use in those professions via drone as long as no individual can be identified in the images.
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" She added that "aerospace is open to all professions.
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Mr. Wang said that while the study looked at only three professions, the idea that most people hit a hot streak at some point in their career does translate to other professions.
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Cushy professions such as law are protected by fatuous regulations.
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Less demanding professions also put up huge barriers to entry.
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Many staffers who worked for him came from other professions.
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More benchmarking is needed against other professions where women thrive.
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Masculine names are connected with professions like lawyers or doctors.
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Personal training isn't regulated like other health and wellness professions.
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Teaching is one of the most exhausting, yet rewarding professions.
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See below for the top 20 professions, ranked by salary.
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But in certain professions, salaries have recently grown much faster.
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The government's consultation period with those professions closed on Friday.
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"I see the two professions as very similar," he said.
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The rise of automation will fundamentally alter almost all professions.
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We represent a wide range of religions, ethnicities and professions.
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That industry includes professions such as lawyers, consultants and engineers.
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Those professions include doctors, scientists, mathematicians, engineers and IT specialists.
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It's people from all professions -- doctors, lawyers, workers, even babies.
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Society knows these as noble professions, filled with good people.
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The highest paying professions did not have high suicide rates.
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And that could be said for a lot of professions.
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Professions that were once the backbone of the middle class have been vanishing, and similar professions have not been bubbling up to take their place, report the WP's Andrew Van Dam and Heather Long.
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Other institutions have suffered, too—the church, the press, the professions.
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So prepare yourself guys, some red hot professions coming your way.
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Consider the impact that data could have in female-dominated professions.
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How many professions could have made "Classy" Freddie Blassie a superstar?
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"Instead of going into the professions, they're starting businesses," he said.
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Chris is a sales trainer, a funny portmanteau of Bachelor professions.
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Women also often face difficulty being hired for care taking professions.
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Germany lacks workers in some certified professions, which require lengthy training.
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Security surrounding e-traffic in national security professions is vitally important.
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And a lot of the same themes carry across all professions.
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They are imposing new standards for different professions (lawyers, in particular).
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The legal and medical professions have relied on them for millennia.
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I have worked with many people from the "bravest" professions around.
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Many pink-collar professions don't pay well enough to attract men.
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Of course, having great communications skills is key in most professions.
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Meatpacking is already one of the most dangerous professions in America.
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Very few professions can be mastered by amateurs in a rush.
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"They're now social workers, translators, healthcare professions and teachers," he said.
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Many have dedicated their virtual entire professions to seeking this answer.
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Our generation, you have perhaps one or two professions, multiple jobs.
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Our children's generation is going to have multiple professions, multiple jobs.
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It affects people from all backgrounds, income levels, professions, and regions.
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"It's one of the most technical professions in medicine," Mason said.
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Architecture is just one of the many professions Mr. Costanza fancied.
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With exceptions for specific professions, the new measure adopts that definition.
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Those two professions have produced a lot of world-class drunks.
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These professions include marketers, graphic designers, grant writers and fine artists.
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Doctor regularly ranks as one of the three most trusted professions.
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He said both professions exposed him to the effects of austerity.
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The introductions were grouped by the contestants' majors and chosen professions.
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The truth, though, is that artists have always had other professions.
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Sometimes their professions had contracted, resulting in a loss of jobs.
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But by some standards there are significantly fewer qualifications than other professions.
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Women are still grossly underpaid across the board in virtually all professions.
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This may include criticism of public figures, religions, professions, and political ideologies.
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The comments are filled with heart-eyed emojis and professions of love.
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Mr Blair's advisers were often embarrassed by his occasional professions of faith.
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Some school chains already try to recruit disaffected members of other professions.
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We change professions and give up on certain activities (goodbye, complimentary breakfasts!).
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These innovations have not destroyed the professions concerned but merely reshaped them.
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"We're either actors or doctors," said Alexander of his family's professions Inquirer.
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She's so good, people use her to compliment people in other professions.
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They come from all races, religions, professions and more than 150 countries.
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Burnout rates for doctors top 50 percent, far higher than other professions.
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In the public's mind, few professions top military officers in that category.
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The professions of love and the act of love are poetically described.
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But there are also high-paying professions that intuitively appear at risk.
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But there are few professions that involve emergencies that aren't self-induced.
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Many are in low-paid professions such as catering, cleaning and security.
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The compensation models in some high-paying professions may be to blame.
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Then there are "24-hour professions," or jobs that require night shifts.
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Again and again, pharmacists have been ranked among America's most trusted professions.
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At the same time, they're already deeply committed to their own professions.
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These insights represent a diversity of voices across geographies, ages and professions.
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Normal professions for liberal arts grads, like the law, are drying up.
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Among the professions were automotive body repairers, proofreaders, and healthcare social workers.
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Drivers often continue racing well past the retirement age for many professions.
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Mr. Agard is dreaming up ostensible favorite movie lines of certain professions.
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Prosecutors declined to confirm the identity or professions of the three suspects.
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But at the end of the line it's two very different professions.
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But in other professions, such as nursing, that's often not the case.
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The state's business and professions code made noncompete agreements generally unenforceable there.
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Yet on balance, tech is probably creating more professions than it destroys.
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Some of them, like Cesar's wife, had even invented their own professions.
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If stores and restaurants can pop up, why can't the helping professions?
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Doctors, lawyers and accountants all police their professions with codes of ethics.
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These people reside in different areas, are different ages, with different professions.
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But working the refs is one of the sports world's oldest professions.
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They can sometimes go even further than this: applied to self-regulating professions such as academia, metrics can crush the very spirit that animated those professions and transform them into something that is much less than their former selves.
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And while the CIA provides defectors with new identities and professions, the jobs given are often a dramatic step-down from the high-level military, political or intelligence professions that made them attractive recruitment targets in the first place.
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Many are highly educated, wealthy and in professions such as engineering or medicine.
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And licensure exams, unlike in health care professions, are relatively easy to pass.
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As in many professions, pay was often lower for women than for men.
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She still believes immigrants will be needed, but only in certain skilled professions.
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Opening closed professions would help, as would speeding the sale of public assets.
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Now it is also pushing loyal placemen into the leadership of many professions.
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Nursing: The proposal eliminates $26.8 million in health professions and nursing training programs.
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Alumni still proliferate in the top ranks of the professions, government and business.
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Barnette powerfully explains why mandated professions of belief clash with the First Amendment.
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According to the World Bank, 104 countries still ban women from some professions.
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For this iteration, Fessler interviewed 50 men who are leaders in their professions.
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NOCs pose as members of other professions -- like business people, engineers or scientists.
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No longer are apprenticeships limited to blue-collar professions like manufacturing or plumbing.
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He noted there was demand across generations and professions and from both sexes.
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There are some professions, in particular, where your personal finances come under scrutiny.
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Today, the pay gap between teachers and comparable professions has widened to 18.7%.
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In some professions as you get older, you rise to more responsible positions.
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Lawyers, plentiful in Washington, tend to drink more than those in other professions.
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Unlike most professions, there is no mandatory national accreditation for teacher preparation programs.
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And they were paid roughly as much as their counterparts in similar professions.
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Occupations that predominantly employ women are sometimes valued less than male dominated professions.
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I still believe this is one of the best professions in the world.
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"Students of all health professions have knowledge and training already," Dr. Spetz said.
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Diplomacy is among the oldest of professions, but also among the most misunderstood.
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Haven't women achieved parity in college and even in science professions like medicine?
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The fastest wage increases were in high-skilled professions, including doctors and teachers.
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Our scientists, designers, engineers, and production managers have no experience in their professions.
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When we do this, we automatically lump certain professions under the leadership category.
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We wanted access to the Ivy League schools, the professions, the clubs — everything.
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Many people spend their lives in professions that others have chosen for them.
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"Now, we've got doctors, lawyers, the liberal professions with us," Mr. Boccaletti said.
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Demand for other professions is more dependent on experience levels, the report found.
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We can rejoice at having female emojis representing more professions, and we should.
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Could this mean that there will be professions of love in the next season?
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In most countries, teachers earn less than similarly well-educated workers in other professions.
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Entire professions have faded from society before with little effect, so why care now?
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As we see high rates of substance abuse, depression, and suicide in certain professions.
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I've always known that some professions are not for me — like medical or law.
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He intuits that audiences grant comedians a leeway they don't to the stuffier professions.
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The numbers, and how they compare with other professions, are almost beside the point.
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As with most professions, the more experience you have, the more money you make.
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China's recent actions further undermine its professions of altruism and redraw the strategic map.
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That's largely because of women's heavy representation in health professions and personal care work.
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The loss of confidence in professions such as politics and journalism is well advertised.
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Everybody has the right to a private life no matter what their professions are.
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Letting professions wield the power of government against potential competitors is foolish and costly.
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The displaced teachers moved to other professions or moved out of the South entirely.
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In 1938, under the reign of Benito Mussolini, Jews are forbidden from many professions.
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There has also been work to make depictions of various professions more gender inclusive.
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Students choose from dozens of professions, from baking and hairdressing to banking and electronics.
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Think art, think the caring professions, think anything in which being human trumps cyborg.
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Teachers are the worst paid as compared to other skilled professions in OECD countries.
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I've noticed men in traditional professions are skittish about sharing what exactly they do.
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The defeat of England, the alternate professions of the players, the sold-out jerseys.
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People with the genes for heaviness tended to work more in less-skilled professions.
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Too many professions have begun behaving like cartels behind the guise of licensing requirements.
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Not coincidentally, accountants were also named one of the most underrated professions last year.
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Liberal artists, writers, and musicians, among other professions, were more likely to answer no.
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Some people in these liberal elite professions are quite well off and even wealthy.
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Brand knows little about fellow cell members: Their true names and professions are compartmented.
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And not only is that a possibility, but it's a certainty for some professions.
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During the Copper Age, metal was extracted and smelted, creating new trades and professions.
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Removing egregious occupational licensing regimes would provide more opportunities to work in certain professions.
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HP: It could be, but I think almost all professions are ... LG: Under siege.
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Are those kind of meals typical for your colleagues in each of those professions?
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All of these advancements in technology have rendered millions of manual labor professions obsolete.
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He says being an artist does not receive as much respect as other professions.
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They're hosting tours and classes for urbanites who view their professions as picturesque pastimes.
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One of the most common professions of the millionaires Hogan interviewed was school teacher.
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But after the American Institute of Architects was founded in 1857, the professions split.
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Adults with the coolest professions don't necessarily attend your typical high school career day.
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The two professions have very little overlap, Mr. Walker is quick to point out.
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We wait and talk with people from all professions and all walks of life.
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There are a host of licensed professions not open to them in many states.
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So do some of their wives, prospective employers and women in these same professions.
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The magnanimous man believes that politics practiced well is the noblest of all professions.
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Millennials were the first generation raised by women who entered professions in big numbers.
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Europe has mutual recognition of most professions; American states have nothing of the sort.
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And when people feel less vulnerable, they take more risks, for example, switching professions.
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The vocational training can last six to 12 months (or 24 for certain professions).
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So how hard must it be for other people in other lines of professions?
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" Portman told Marie Claire: "Compared to men, in most professions, women make 80 cents.
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Those in the service professions, it's reasonable to assume, most of whom are women.
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These professions and positions help add the good kind of zeros to your salary.
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DOE's scientists, designers, engineers, testers, and production managers have no experience in their professions.
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Certainly, there are professions where a strong, clear voice are necessary for public safety.
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The study found the gap was especially wide in the financial and medical professions.
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By 1999, when democracy returned, many had scattered or changed professions out of necessity.
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EVE Online players govern themselves, choose their own professions and build their own community.
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The researchers estimate that the productivity impact of moving previously excluded African Americans and women with innate talents for particular professions into those professions could account for one quarter of the increase in output per person in America between 1960 and 2010.
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"The dam has broken on this now, and these male-dominated professions, overwhelmingly male-dominated professions, where the boys' own locker-room culture has prevailed and it's all been a bit of a laugh, has got to stop," she later told the BBC.
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Tackling demand is complicated by meth's broad appeal across different ages, professions and social classes.
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The shortage of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) professions is well chronicled.
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They all came from different professions and life experience, yet shared a mental illness diagnosis.
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"Compared to men, in most professions, women make 80 cents to the dollar," Portman continued.
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Eventually, they realized I was juggling two professions and told me I had to choose.
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Women were urged to follow European fashion, dance the foxtrot and work in the professions.
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We're looking for "Doers" of all ages, backgrounds and professions to be featured on People.com.
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When plenty of jobs are available, people are usually less motivated to enter dangerous professions.
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More men are also entering many female-dominated professions like teaching, nursing and food services.
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We are not allowed to buy property outside the camp or work in [many] professions.
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Jewellers, doctors and others in professions where cash still rules will also be hard hit.
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This is largely because of women's heavy representation in health professions and personal care work.
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In creative professions, social media prestige now carries more weight than degrees or significant experience.
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The police service has historically been a better driver of social mobility than many professions.
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Such jobs may be under the same pressure that have already beset other, besieged professions.
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Sparkly humans exist all over the place in all different professions and ways of life.
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OF ALL the professions that trade on teenage fantasies, few are as brutal as football.
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Some 580,000 Cubans, about 12% of the workforce, are "self-employed" in the liberated professions.
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I see this in patients whose professions require long hours with limited access to restrooms.
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So we want to preserve access to lower-income professions, like teachers and social workers.
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During these decades, capitalism dramatically reshaped Western societies, destroying traditional communities, professions, and cultural norms.
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"I had 35 professions before age 35", Allen said, referring to his own Wikipedia entry.
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During the Ottoman Empire, he said, butchers switched professions and became gardeners every six months.
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Hayes would add farming to the list of professions that are hard on your health.
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That advantage is relatively minimal compared to the one men enjoy in all other professions.
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These experiences illustrate the racial isolation and exclusion in one of the least diverse professions.
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Others may prefer to work with younger or older clients, or people in certain professions.
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Most North Koreans don't have a say in their professions, and are assigned a job.
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They both triumphed in male-dominated professions and faced their own career humiliations and rebirths.
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In the most lucrative professions, women make up less than 30 percent in each role.
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They pursued a range of professions and passions and come from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
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This ratio, the elite professions premium, is very highly correlated with income inequality across countries.
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In 2002, Weems co-founded Social Studies 101, which mentors local youth in creative professions.
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For example, when wives are in higher-paying professions, they are less likely to work.
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Professions requiring creativity and empathy might seem safe, but even those are up for grabs.
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"Compared to men, in most professions, women , " Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman tells Marie Claire.
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Some girls may even be inspired to pursue STEM professions because of their favorite characters.
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There's a pandering, stagy political debate and too many Big Messages wrapped in tearful professions.
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Outside of the Palestinian UN agency, they cannot practice either of those professions in Lebanon.
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August Sander's prewar portraits of people from different German professions have a similar typographical ambition.
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Child care workers are at an increased risk of developing depression, compared with other professions.
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Our scientists, designers, engineers, testers, and key production managers are without experience in their professions.
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Inemuri is most prevalent among more senior employees in white-collar professions, Dr. Steger said.
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But for Gerwig, directing movies comes with a much different pay structure than other professions.
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Beyond those income levels and tax structures, it gets complicated and many professions get excluded.
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These laws forced my great-grandfather, and tens thousands of others, out of their professions.
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And, as in all professions, the tools of Bielski's trade have changed with the times.
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His first book, "The Future of the Professions: How Technology Will Transform the Work of Human Experts," was co-authored with his father, Richard Susskind, who has been writing and consulting about the impact of AI on the law and other professions since the 1980s.
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I also learned you could wear a hot bathing suit and lipstick while having multiple professions.
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The Ministry of Manpower declined to provide data on professions and salaries of arriving foreign workers.
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Selection committees need to pay more attention to candidates who have already succeeded in other professions.
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The impact: Changes to all kinds of professions are likely to result from new mobility technology.
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Across a wide spectrum of traditionally male-dominated professions, women are becoming leaders with increasing frequency.
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I choose hairstyles based on professions and lifestyle and what is historically appropriate, real, and honest.
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Typing out the new audio instead or re-recording would be a blessing in both professions.
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Among the new professions are astronauts, mechanics, and doctors, and there's also the long-awaited selfie.
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CNBC has compiled a list of the highest paying professions where a master's degree isn't needed.
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They are prohibited from marrying outside their communities and are precluded from working in many professions.
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We envision well-design spaces with many kinds of people from different professions, countries and passions.
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Certain professions, including the civil service and other "middle-class" jobs, were all but exclusively Protestant.
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Jones cites other, higher-paying professions as a major reason young black men don't become teachers.
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While teachers do some extremely important work, there are several different professions that keep schools running.
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Common brings up people's names and professions without it being clear how it collected that information.
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To the extent that vocational education was promoted, it was in professions like law and medicine.
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Ipsos MORI's annual survey of the trustworthiness of professions repeatedly shows that people don't trust politicians.
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These same curricula emphasize educating students about the business world and professions, especially in high school.
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Artificial intelligence has been making its way into white-collar professions like accounting, trading and law.
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Men, she found, rose in disproportionate numbers to administrative jobs at the top of their professions.
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Due to their professions, Mann and Havens are regulars at airport Starbucks all over the globe.
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Dealers and auto professions are a more willing audience that his company knows where to find.
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But the AEC's MRAs cover only eight professions, accounting for just 1.5% of ASEAN's total workforce.
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Data scientist is probably one of the most desired professions, with more job offerings than candidates.
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Here are eight professions that seem to be a challenge for your heart (and your waistline).
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One day, Apisuk hopes to see sex work treated with the same respect as other professions.
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The rest are chosen by members of "functional constituencies" representing various professions, businesses and social groups.
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However, less explored are the ways sex work is different from other service or hospitality professions.
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Still, though, experts say that journalism is years behind other professions that deal regularly with trauma.
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THERE are two professions in which you can identify members by the tone of their voice.
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The split between the medical and dental professions, however, has deep roots in history and tradition.
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Membership is virtually compulsory for officials, and academics and other professions are widely expected to join.
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Many caring, well-intentioned people burn out from the mental heath professions before they even begin.
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There are plenty of stories out there about professions where qualified workers are hard to find.
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For those professions seeing increased demand, companies may be willing to pay higher salaries than usual.
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"Sometimes offenders gravitate to those professions so they are able to hurt people," Heeren-Graber said.
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As a result, Matsumoto—a video artist, film theoretician, essayist—blended his past professions into moviemaking.
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Men in traditional female professions already pay a disproportionate financial and emotional price for such choices.
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Now we want to see vertical networks that are going to get formed around specific professions.
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The crackdown has covered a wide range of professions from civil servants and soldiers to medics.
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Those professions remain male-dominated and the harassment can seem, for countless women, to be intractable.
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Women quietly drop out of professions and workplaces where they are routinely hurt, demeaned, and isolated.
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Unlike other professions, early care is not supported by a system of preparation and ongoing training.
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LinkedIn is most valuable in professions where a bulging Rolodex was once a prized professional asset.
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But many thousands in less lucrative professions will carry their loans into middle age and beyond.
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In most other professions, workers can increase their pay as they increase their skills and experience.
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And the list of professions and sectors soon to be obsolete grows steadily by the day.
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Absolutely we should be held to the same standard that most people in most professions are.
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Restaurant workers are less likely to have health benefits and paid sick leave than other professions.
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Like most other American systems and professions, delusions around meritocracy continue to pervade the writing world.
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Gossip plays an important role in all professions, including economics, and it can often be benign.
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Here in Portugal, some people call it one of the most dangerous professions in the world.
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There were eight generals, some engineers and professors, an actor, and a smattering from other professions.
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But I think modeling is one of the professions where people can be kind of racist.
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In most states, we have allowed teachers' compensation to fall well behind that of peer professions.
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Both, whether consciously or subconsciously, question the meaning of life's pursuits via their protagonists' chosen professions.
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Yet, as noted above, applying the same methodology to other professions yields some pretty bizarre results.
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In South Korea, athletes, artists and entertainers have been looked down on as pursuing inferior professions.
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"The paradigm of professions is surely the medical profession," Dr. Seldin often told first-year students.
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It is among the most educated and tech-savvy, with 8.7 percent working in STEM professions.
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Teachers get paid nearly 21% less on average than other professions that require a college degree.
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Snyder, the Martin County sheriff, told CNBC later that detectives posed as workers in other professions.
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For decades, technology has been automating our most data-heavy professions — with clear benefits to society.
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Miners like Richard only earn about $86 a week in one of Bolivia's most dangerous professions.
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But the suit is unlikely to stop the law from going into effect in other professions.
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The easiest example is the transformation that's occurring in the engineering professions — occurring, not occurred, okay?
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The highest-salaried union workers worked in legal professions and had a median weekly salary of $1,419.
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Harris' campaign says if elected, she would close the wage gap between teachers and other similar professions.
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New data released by Tinder shows that certain professions get a lot more right swipes than others.
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Arbus's images of strippers and drag performers, however, capture individuals practicing more timeless professions and art forms.
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Here are 20 common professions and the occupations their spouses are most likely to come from: 1.
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The new pension and tax measures should be scrapped for all professions, not just for us farmers.
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As cars and trucks became commonplace, they created whole classes of jobs and made other professions obsolete.
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Taking a very gentle but firm approach to the world, and becoming icons of their chosen professions.
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The frozen professions include running restaurants, renting out rooms to tourists, repairing electronic devices and teaching music.
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The consonant-heavy local languages initially forced them into mute professions such as wholesaling food and textiles.
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But the porn industry doesn't necessarily pick and choose professions to turn into a bona fide fetish.
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It said Bahrainis of different sects, including Shi'ites, served as government officials, judges, diplomats and other professions.
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When the harassment is particularly grave, that's 80 percent, and many of them leave their professions altogether.
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Supporting people in their professions, so Watson for healthcare, legal, tech, — using Watson to transform all industries.
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It still operates some professions driver services in some cities where it has paused its p2p service.
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Alongside Osun, a statute of Iya Mopo, the goddess of women's professions, looms large among the undergrowth.
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Going into law or nursing, among other professions, used to mean trudging to an office every day.
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Language placement exams are often adaptive, as are licensing exams for pharmacists, accountants, paramedics and other professions.
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"Compared to men, in most professions, women make 80 cents to the dollar," Portman told Marie Claire.
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It's not all doom and gloom if you do work in one of the heart-challenging professions.
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Human resources has to be one of the greatest bait-and-switch professions one can join today.
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When longstanding professions like taxi drivers and truckers get "disrupted," it's seen as the march of progress.
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Some are addressing it through increasing teacher pay to be on par with other highly desirable professions.
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These days, trust in our major professions—in politicians, journalists, business leaders—is at a low ebb.
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Most professions have a way of recognizing their most accomplished performers, the stars who set the standard.
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The two professions are similar, she said: Both require crowd control and lifting heavy objects, for example.
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Now, having a basic understanding of them is more and more important for more and more professions.
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Citizen legislators would be paid at a level comparable to other public service professions, such as teachers.
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According to The Daily Telegraph, the police accused Mahbubani of impersonating various uniformed professions in the past.
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As Mr. Bialowitz and his family arrived with other Jews, they were asked if any had professions.
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All kinds of professions, from police work to law to medicine, are routinely distorted in popular culture.
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Far from being an easy night's work, professional wrestling is one of the more grueling professions imaginable.
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There is no reason why cooking should be one of the lowest-paid professions in the world.
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As Augustine explains, partners should know the news of one another's professions, for better or for worse.
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"I love professions that arise rather from a necessity rather than from a velleity," says de Mayda.
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Other professions, in social work and the arts and activism, were dangerous or unstable, or didn't exist.
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To afford all that and live comfortably, a lot of New Yorkers seek out high-paying professions.
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"It literally does pale in comparison to what our medical professions do every day," Mr. Rose said.
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Women who work in historically male-dominated professions often face the greatest obstacles to pumping at work.
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"Some of our students chose their professions referencing Marion," Professor Dwork said in an interview on Thursday.
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Few professions in Kashmir have been hit as badly by the internet shutdown as the region's press.
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Because of the arduous nature of some professions, workers could retire early, a framework that persists today.
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Some came from other professions or armed with degrees from film schools, a rarity in the trade.
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After hugs and snapshots and many professions of welcome and thanks, the group at the airport dispersed.
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Our children, as much as they receive our professions of love, have not always received our respect.
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While railroad job growth slowed during the proliferation of the automobile, car mechanic and repairmen professions surged.
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He is a former investment banker with Rothschild & Company, low on the list of most admired professions.
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The findings were clear: states with burdensome licensing requirements had significantly lower employment across the ten professions.
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HBO leases Stage 17 for "Barry," a comedy about a hit man who wants to change professions.
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But first, artificial intelligence could make countless professions obsolete by the time my sons reach their 225s.
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Many of Cissé's students go on to become nurses or doctors, or work in other health professions.
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Spanish is the dominant language in government ministries, the courts, the news media, literature, schools and professions.
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Many job guarantee plans suggest child care and elder care as professions that enrollees could take up.
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Many people in these professions tend to focus on others at the expense of their own health.
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Instead, the spirit in which we come together, almost hourly in some professions, is something closer to despondency.
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People had to learn to think of national markets, huge firms, accredited professions, new forms of urban identity.
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As such, the company offers roles across a broad range of professions, including design, engineering, finance and sales.
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The lack of health literacy assessment is widespread across the health professions including medicine, nursing and physical therapy.
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Second-generation Chinese have typically gone into solid professions, such as accountancy and medicine, like their Indian counterparts.
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Unicode is adding 11 new professions to its emoji, plus male and female versions of 33 existing options.
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The new professions include health workers, doctors, farmers, coders, businesswomen, rock stars, scientists, students, teachers welders, and mechanics.
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One would expand the categories of highly skilled and highly paid professions with no limits on working hours.
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That's a result of both "self-selection" — women choosing certain professions — as well as exposure, the report said.
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As more workers enter professions previously dominated by the opposite sex, many of these gender gaps will narrow.
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In the coming months, it says Key will be integrated with over 1,200 service providers across 60 professions.
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After a year of spiralling disputes between America and China, their professions of friendship are hard to believe.
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After nursing, Lambda plans to work its way down the list of professions with the biggest job shortages.
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Edwards points to professions that deal with live work, like radio or news, as possible avenues for reference.
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All industries and professions are being affected, but the industries seeing the biggest hit: construction, manufacturing and retail.
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The legal industry, accounting and many other venerable professions are seeing repeatable knowledge work done passably by machines.
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Unfortunately, that gap is nothing new, and suggests a systemic bias similar to that found in other professions.
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The conversation drifts toward our respective professions, then we talk about literature, about the goddamn meaning of life.
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Some 29% of professions, including hairstylists and most medical workers, require permits, up from 5% in the 1950s.
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Because it's not that women are doubting themselves the same way they might doubt themselves in other professions.
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When employed in public professions, they are expected to change their irises to human shades to fit in.
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I always take all of it and think Brits in general normally do, at least in most professions.
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College presidents say the funding is vital to fill the pipeline of minority graduates flowing into STEM professions.
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Last fall, the AAFP joined more than 40 health professions groups in a pledge to combat opioid addiction.
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In France, visitors will find fresh approaches sweeping through the 281 professions considered to be métiers des arts.
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Further, the data reveal that men are much more likely to have offsite jobs in top earning professions.
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What's fascinating is how in recent decades many professions split into the highly paid and the adequately paid.
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Fleckenbühl offers training in 12 different professions, giving you 12 chances to make something out of your life.
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In fact, only 15 of the 85033 professions studied by IJ are licensed in 40 or more states.
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Why not steer them into well-paying professions in which there will be a huge shortage of workers?
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Studies have revealed significant overconfidence in the judgments of scientists, lawyers, engineers, doctors and those in other professions.
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Even in the European Union's single market, licences and local qualifications protect some professions from cross-border competition.
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Before college became the sole viable pathway to a respectable career, apprenticeships were the norm in many professions.
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At least in the UK, every poll shows that scientists are among the most trusted of all professions.
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Journalists and their journals are often led by guiding principles purer and more moral than most other professions.
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On balance, I would say that both the nursing and medical professions behave in a pretty responsible manner.
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If men who enter the caring professions are to be fathers as well, they cannot do it alone.
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A lot of financial planners specialize in helping people in certain professions or from specific walks of life.
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They have heard the professions of concern and looked to the United States as a beacon of hope.
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In rescue facilities, girls are fed, educated and trained to work as welders or carpenters, among other professions.
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Committing your life to the health professions is a path that's both intellectually challenging and emotionally rewarding path.
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Each year, the 6,000 film industry professions who form the Academy vote on who should win the Oscars.
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All have been chased from the top of their professions for disgusting behavior involving women they worked with.
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"The deeply rooted stereotypes that favor men and women for certain jobs and professions are the fundamental problem."
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In many ways, politics has been the most insulated of all professions, but clearly, even that is changing.
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Harassment is pervasive in professions like finance and technology, as well as workplaces like restaurants, factories and hotels.
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And they are less likely to make it into high-status professions, such as finance, law or medicine.
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State and federal licensing regulations often block people from entering certain professions before they ever touch an application.
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Mr. Lieber saw so many players over the years that he came to rank professions by their musicianship.
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The phrase "women's work" may conjure up domesticity (if not drudgery), or "women's professions" like teaching or nursing.
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While government regulation of some professions makes sense, this has gone way overboard — killing jobs and economic opportunity.
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Two of these highest-earning professions have become significantly more populated by men over the past three years.
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Nike is releasing a collection of Air Max 90 sneakers that pays homage to professions in major cities.
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Also, she said wage gains are concentrated in a few in-demand professions like information technology and accounting.
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"The continuing threat and persecution of professions including medical professionals is a huge barrier to returning," he said.
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The gendered history of both professions also contributes to a view of nurses as fundamentally subordinate to physicians.
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And a lot of you cover things very squarely and there are few professions that i respect more.
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Women got into the professions and the C-suites and the schools and the TV news anchor desks.
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But research suggests that, for certain professions, smiling too much can undermine your success in a job interview.
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Men are much less likely to have moved into the higher-status professions that are majority women, like nursing and high school teaching (they became more male by about 2 percent between 2000 and 2014.) The share of women grew slightly in two female-dominated professions, social worker and librarian.
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Men are much less likely to have moved into the higher-status professions that are majority women, like nursing and high school teaching (they became more male by about 2 percent between 2000 and 2014.) The share of women grew slightly in two female-dominated professions, social worker and librarian.
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And it is a pattern that may explain why women struggle to get ahead in other professions involving teamwork.
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And what an itch: Meetings are not just considered indispensable to many professions; they are almost coextensive with them.
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" The actress went onto add that compared to men in many professions, "women make 80 cents to the dollar.
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As honorable as all of these professions are, they're simply worlds apart from what 2628-28503-22020 dispatchers do.
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A myriad of new professions are also being represented in the update, including a scientist, chef, astronaut and teacher.
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The brand has also become more inclusive, adding new skin tones and professions to its line-up of dolls.
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Labour provides over half of Hong Kong's output if the professions are included, or over a third if not.
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The early ripples of this force are already moving through the job market, squeezing professions built around rote work.
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Interpreting is not only one of the world's oldest professions, but it is also one of the most dangerous.
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The resulting lack of competition drives up earnings—especially for the most exclusive professions, including medicine and the law.
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All our picks are created by incredible women and women of color from various different backgrounds, professions, and experiences.
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The reforms also expanded the variety of professions open to entrepreneurship to include carpenters, computer repairers and music teachers.
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Its recommendations were so detested that the French government did not make the feminisation of professions mandatory until 1998.
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Instead, he said the company would focus on research and specialized products for industry, health care, and other professions.
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Perhaps today's remaining manual professions, from burger flippers to bricklayers, will be memorialised the same way in a century.
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It took years for us to see women in emoji professions beyond the stereotyped dancer, party girl, and princess.
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Cash recipients spent a little, saved a little, and shifted a bit away from growing crops toward other professions.
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" Charon mentions nursing, but she lists it with other professions that have "recently realized the importance of narrative knowledge.
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Here are a few more interesting professions that confirm that you can make a career out of almost anything.
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" Key fact: "The jobs that are growing the fastest ... are concentrated in female-dominated professions, such as health care.
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That's according to a 2017 CareerCast report, which identified the most and least stressful jobs after analyzing 200 professions.
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Yet most Indian middle-class families prefer engineering over other professions, as children working abroad is a status symbol.
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Mrs Merkel's periodic professions of faith, as the essay notes, have been trenchant enough and yet carefully non-confrontational.
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It made her want to call attention to the problem and be an example for women in other professions.
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The campaign says teachers earn 11 percent less than people in similar professions, citing an Economic Policy Institute figure.
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And no one knows that better than those with professions that practically list "poker face" in the job description.
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Although some of them had occupations that demanded superior physical strength, most chose less physical professions, often paid less.
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Economic data from other professions show that once women dominate a profession, wages in that profession tend to stagnate.
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The researchers asked about which professions are the creepiest—clowns, followed closely by taxidermists and then sex shop owners.
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Professions are often hard for outsiders to penetrate, thanks to licensing rules, training requirements and other barriers to entry.
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This body draws its members largely from the accounting and finance professions, citing the need for expertise from industry.
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FlowingData, a data visualization site, created a way to see how incomes in a host of professions are distributed.
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"I think she has managed to demean both professions with her hype, rabid persona and sensational analysis," he said.
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From doctors to restaurant workers, here are the professions where workers are struggling with mental health challenges the most.
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The efforts have created gaping holes in government institutions, the judiciary, schools, the news media and countless other professions.
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If you have a lot of inflow of migrants into particular professions, that will put some pressure on wages.
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How many of us would want to be compared weekly to the Djokovics and Roger Federers of our professions?
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Collaborations between doctors and art educators have multiplied in recent years, despite lingering skepticism from people in both professions.
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Representing a range of professions and incomes, the families all contained two working parents and at least one child.
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Because I really do firmly believe if you are not entrepreneurial in so many professions you are really toast.
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They are barred from over 30 professions, including white-collar jobs in fields like medicine, law, engineering and education.
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Physicians are at approximately twice the relative risk of suicide compared to people in other professions, Dr. McClafferty said.
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Journalists, who do not have the deep pockets of some professions, were not a particularly bountiful source of money.
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As was the opportunity to meet colleagues whose nationalities and professions were literally and figuratively all over the map.
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A majority of heterosexuals live purposeful and upstanding lives, working hard in a range of professions and paying taxes.
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Farming's regulatory regime has made one of the nation's most respected and essential professions one of the most onerous.
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The legislation exempted numerous professions, including doctors and hairstylists, and more groups will likely challenge the bill in court.
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What professions would you like to see featured in a day-in-the-life article and video, and why?
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In marketing to its first members, Hargreaves said, Common hoped to include people from different age groups and professions.
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There have also been defiant professions of loyalty, delivered as though Mr. Obama were under siege from fellow Democrats.
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Midcareer salaries are highest in management and business occupations, as well as professions requiring advanced degrees such as law.
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From a professional cuddler to a celebrity exorcist, we explore niche professions that women in the field are dominating.
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Regulations bar women from certain professions, while rules on gender mixing in shops and businesses further limit job opportunities.
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The helping professions may themselves be in need of help: That seems to be the lesson of the day.
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If you want to understand what professions are really growing or shrinking, you need to look under the hood.
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Brookover's professions of confidence are to be expected given his role as a senior adviser to the Trump campaign.
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Nearly 1 in every 10 Washington workers is in those professions, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Andrew narrowed it down to 12 professions, with optical engineering making the cut because of his fascination with lasers.
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As such, AB5 exempts a lengthy list of professions, primarily ones in which the practitioners set their own rates.
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As salesmen as well as advisers, bankers make uneasy candidates for the sort of ethics rules of the professions.
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"I come from a family of Mexican immigrants," Cabrera said, citing her relatives' professions as doctors, dentists and professors.
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Or do you fear countless professions becoming obsolete, the merging of humans and machines, or a potential robot uprising?
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When I changed professions and became self-employed, I had to buy a family policy from the open market.
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Despite Chris's professions of obsession throughout the novel, there are actually other things going on in I Love Dick.
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Of all the professions, lawyers, especially those from elite law schools, are by far best positioned to do this.
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Past research on psychopathic traits across various professions does not place artists particularly high on the spectrum, relatively speaking.
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He said last week espionage was one of the world's most important professions and dismissed Skripal as a traitor.
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BRAMER: The Cold War wouldn&apost have decreased had it not been for the intel community and professions we had.
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According to Braverman, sex workers are also among those whose professions have been adversely affected by the rising sea levels.
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Here are some odd professions that confirm that you can make a career out of almost anything, including burning money.
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Across professions, people have yoinked the word "man" from the names of jobs and replaced it with gender-neutral substitutes.
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No one could understand that I was not a lawyer or a doctor or a dentist — all very honorable professions.
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"There's been talk about changing professions," he said, declining to give his name for fear of reprisals from the government.
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The most vulnerable professions, it says, are those dominated by systematic, repetitive tasks, such as train drivers and security guards.
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Out of 119 countries, Venezuela came in at number 105 for the ability to compete for talent in specialised professions.
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Old social identities have collapsed, all the old professions and social roles that were in the Soviet Union have collapsed.
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The best managers in even the most demanding professions understand that, in the long run, everyone benefits from legitimate downtime.
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But, the paper goes on, this simply means that, compared with other professions, they are the most vulnerable to automation.
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Pay disparities persist across most professions, of course, but there is something about the physician gap that feels particularly acute.
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Where influence was once restricted to actors, athletes, and other high-profile professions, fame is now one viral video away.
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That is divided among funds for different professions, in which contributions from current workers help to finance payments to pensioners.
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The minimum wage in Alberta is CAD$11.20 for most professions, and firefighters earn an average wage of CAD$33.14.
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The other reason is that many professions have deliberately rigged the market so that they are protected from global competition.
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In the past year, however, that trend has gone into reverse, with employment growing more quickly in the snazzier professions.
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Nearly 50,000 people from various professions including civil servants, police officers, judges, teachers have been arrested in the ongoing purge.
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Color influences come from a variety of disciplines and creative professions from cinematography, graphic novels, illustrations, paintings through to photographers.
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Just as YouTube spurred the rise of vloggers or video bloggers, AI and robotics could breed some entirely new professions.
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They face restrictions on freedom of movement, limits on access to education and healthcare, and prohibition from civil service professions.
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This is why we have entire professions—journalism and library science come to mind—whose ideal is to inform accurately.
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Last year, researchers from the university's Labor and Education Center interviewed 750 workers from a variety of professions in Oregon.
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While the club has diversified in terms of its members' professions, women have been barred from joining since its inception.
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If there's a list of the top five professions who have seen it all, McDonald's workers are surely up there.
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Mr Gutlerner points out that teaching, alone among the professions, asks the same of novices as of 20-year veterans.
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Adulthood As children become adults, they find professions they like, and some are more conducive to those with ADD/ADHD.
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Education was paramount, and Bernard in particular expected his kids to pursue one of three professions: lawyer, doctor, or teacher.
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Physicians and nurses complete suicide more often than do average Americans; rates are even higher for women in both professions.
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It's a major cause of burnout, leading compassionate and capable doctors, nurses, and first responders to struggle in their professions.
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And many are inspired to pursue careers in industries and professions they'd never have considered previously or even knew existed.
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First distinguishing themselves in professions key to the nascent colonies—law, politics, the ministry—the family veered toward the arts.
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Rodriquez said Henry is addressing a problem that women who work in male-dominated professions have been complaining about forever.
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Moreover, when workers move to a new state, they do not face significant barriers to staying in their chosen professions.
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The 20 women participating in the event were selected from more than 200 applicants and represent diverse backgrounds and professions.
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Teachers make 19% less than other professions that require a bachelor's degree, according to the Economic Policy Institute think tank.
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It is more likely that for a variety of reasons certain professions have attracted people with a certain mind-set.
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"Figure out what salary or pay rates clients and employers are offering for skills or professions like yours," Reynolds says.
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The legal profession, like all professions, is full of people out to show the world just how smart they are.
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Speaking as a member of both professions, it's healthy for economists to stand on par with lawyers in regulatory agencies.
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Business Insider analyzed research on Americans that work in 9 professions who face disproportionately higher rates of suicide and depression.
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They believed passionately that the ex-slave population, degraded by centuries of slavery, needed to be educated into the professions.
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All ages and all professions are out in the streets, united with one call: it's time for Bashir to go.
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Stories abound of TPS beneficiaries who have opened businesses, or have entered helping professions such as teaching and health care.
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"Like in most professions... you hire and offer opportunities to people you know and people you've worked with," said Young.
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There are few other professions in which people are expected to perform at a really high level for that long.
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Albania's sworn virgins have gone on to become military commanders, mechanics, and other professions that were otherwise unthinkable for women.
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The creatives hail from a plethora of different disciplines and experience levels, and many have other professions besides creating art.
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According to Sullivan, fake doctors fall into the same personality type as those who pose in other elite "hero" professions.
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"Similar concerns have of course been highlighted with respect to misconduct in other prestigious and high profile professions," he continued.
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Collaboration and transparency could speed up the pace of significant discoveries and lower the barrier of entry into academic professions.
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That has forced some farmers to search for land at higher altitudes, switch to other crops, change professions — or migrate.
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Unlike so much of Hudson Yards, the Shed indeed extends itself to those beyond the payrolls of private equity professions.
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It mainly offered a treacherous future in mines or munitions factories, and even those professions were plagued by mass layoffs.
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Similar processes have been undertaken by the legal, pastoral, journalistic, mental health, and other professions, and different balances have resulted.
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"Our family has a lot of versatility and our parents get to experience two different professions, which is pretty cool."
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He said the social safety net needed to be reimagined for an age when workers hopped across jobs and professions.
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It means letting public figures, however nonpolitical their professions, know that people care about the stands they take, or don't.
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And, remember, other passengers left behind spouses, children, and promising professions, and they'd be entitled to untold millions as well.
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Business model With most professions, there are different ways of doing things and the financial advisory business is no exception.
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The participants in Saturday's slam worked in a range of professions, including public-school teachers, salesmen and small-business people.
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For understaffed professions, where authorities see a special need for foreign workers, there is a lower threshold of 39,600 euros.
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As I documented in my book "Be Fierce," the vast majority of survivors never work in their chosen professions again.
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But she also wants the flexibility bestowed on other professions, she said, such as the option to work from home.
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Doing so requires a unified voice across our professions — and unfortunately, right now, doctors and nurses are anything but unified.
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Many of Nelson's recent transplants fled Canadian cities, where even a couple in cubicle professions can struggle to get by.
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Professions registering the biggest gains in job openings were finance and insurance at 46,000 and nondurable goods manufacturing, with 32,4.23.
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If you're at a state school, you're less likely to reach the top professions than if you were educated privately.
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But that's not true in every job — and in the most unequal professions, the wage gap can be even bigger.
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Originally Roma pursued professions, which meant they weren't reliant on the state, like horse trading, scrap trading, or training animals.
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They attend the best schools; pursue the professions of their choosing; and occupy various positions of power, privilege, and prestige.
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Elizabeth has a sizable and well established Muslim population with a wide range of professions, according to religious and community leaders.
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Beyond simply eliminating repetitive tasks and outsourcing entire professions to software, AI will put people at the center of software development.
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We used "Professional" employees as a proxy for technical jobs, though the category does include other professions like accountants and lawyers.
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"Burnout is an occupational hazard in nursing," says Jeanne Geiger-Brown, dean at Stevenson University's School of Nursing and Health Professions.
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In surveys of public confidence in professions, judges come way ahead of politicians (though well behind firemen, the most trusted group).
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It has rowed back on some of its predecessors' reforms, such as liberalising highly regulated professions and curbing collective wage-bargaining.
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When they occur within professions, schools, ethnicities, or towns, experts call them suicide clusters, or speak of contagion, or social modeling.
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They are critical to a lot of professions (even academia), but classrooms are poor places to learn them given the alternatives.
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Yes, this movie passes the Bechdel test, but more importantly it showcases many different women with different pasts, attitudes, and professions.
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Those were engineers, coders, scientists, mechanics, doctors, and so many more professions working in concert to make the mission a success.
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" The actors are among nine other fellows, all chosen from what Rusbridger said was a "variety of background, callings and professions.
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But what about flight attendants, who are come out on top when it comes to rankings of the world's sexiest professions?
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What's more, Taylor, who is also a mother, may be the only Olympian in that pool, training for both professions simultaneously.
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About half of America's workforce would need to switch professions to bring the labour market into perfect balance between the sexes.
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Another 30 are "functional constituencies", selected by members of certain professions or civil-society groups with a pronounced pro-government bias.
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Strangely, Provost went on to compare her "bad apples" to those of other professions, and promised to hold her people accountable.
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In the last few years this model has started to make sense in many professions, and the shift has happened fast.
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Her research focuses on women's careers in science, engineering and legal professions, gender and human sexuality and educational aspirations and achievement.
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"People in helping professions should be encouraged to continue their passion of helping people and not shamed for it," Taylor said.
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Still, he says some professions, such as in the medical field or technology, are in high demand, as are investment opportunities.
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The team used these factors to determine an overall score for each job and come up with the top 10 professions.
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Apple is also introducing new and revamped images that show women performing stereotypically male professions including construction, detective work and policing.
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There are stories about female saints, whose hearts, cut open after death, were literally inscribed with professions of love for God.
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And students in the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and math) can make more in other professions than they would teaching.
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But it is also the global centre for other specialised service professions, like lawyers, accountants, public-relations experts, and business consultants.
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This also means that, when it comes to national statistics on suicide in certain professions, it doesn't match up to others.
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The gap in how many parents thought sons should pick their own professions but not daughters shrank by 10 percentage points.
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Many women, as studies have shown, prefer to enter professions where they can have a beneficial impact on people and society.
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Devumi's customers spanned a range of professions including actors, athletes, business people, marketers, musicians, politicians, pundits and even adult film stars.
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This public conversation isn't only about equal pay, it's also about how we value (or don't) the professions dominated by women.
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Surgical professions such as neurosurgery had especially poor ratings of work-life balance and yet lower than average levels of burnout.
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In 1994, public school teachers earned about 1.8% less per week than workers in other professions that required a college degree.
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Reuters photographers have been speaking with women in a range of professions around the world about their experiences of gender inequality.
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Her mother retired as the interim dean of the College of Health Professions at Governors State University in University Park, Ill.
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Over the years, it has been so satisfying to watch as women enter all kinds of professions once out of reach.
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Some worried they would be blacklisted from certain professions after graduation if a powerful club alumnus got wind of any criticism.
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That has been accompanied by a sweeping purge of suspected followers of Mr. Gulen from the state bureaucracy and other professions.
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Yet in Britain the professions—from politics to the military, law, journalism, and banking—all remain dominated by private school graduates.
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Demand for pharmacists is high, and the degree can provide the foundation for other health professions or a career in industry.
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Most careers in education do require a college degree, and 13% of career-holding veterans end up in education-related professions.
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It's not clear why lawyers report a higher incidence of problem drinking than other professions, but there are some potential indicators.
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They belonged to a variety of professions in the old Tibet: monks, officials, merchants, physicians, officers, estate overlords and so on.
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In 2015, the most recent year for which stats are available, female teachers earned 13.9 % less than women in similar professions.
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Sipping an espresso, Pedro Morales, 81, an accountant, checked off the professions of his children and the colleges of his grandchildren.
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For most other professions, a typical American work week in 244.5 was 2100 hours, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Photo via band It's a brave choice to name your band after one of the most hated professions in the world.
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Apple made it clear during its WWDC presentation earlier this month that Dark Mode is a hat tip to creative professions.
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They have limited rights, cannot own property and are prevented from working in 20 nominated professions, according to the United Nations.
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There are additional regulations and training for applicants who wish to serve as security guards or other professions that require guns.
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Being an artist is, perhaps, one of the few professions in which one has the luxury of never having to retire.
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But then there is another category of artists-with-jobs: people whose two professions play off each other in unexpected ways.
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A Pew survey from 2013 ranked journalism as one of the least respected professions, barely scraping by lawyers and business executives.
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"It is possible that lawyers, doctors, engineers, architects or other 'knowledge professions' predominate in this group," Pew said in its study.
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It's even harder for those who spent their careers in low-wage professions, with meager benefits and scant opportunities for saving.
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Women in the kingdom have started entering professions once barred to them, and more women than men now earn university degrees.
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"Women physicians especially are at a significantly higher risk of completed suicide than matched female controls in other professions," she said.
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After all, about the only thing their professions have in common is that both lead to books that sell in airports.
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For the Dawoodi Bohra sect, which encourages education, particularly on a path toward medical and engineering professions, cutting increasingly generates debate.
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Their highly educated mothers and fathers are putting in long hours in their chosen professions: money-rich, perhaps, but time-poor.
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From customer service to accounting to cleaning, there are already a ton of professions that robots can do better than us.
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The gender split of workers is not evenly divided across sectors, and it shows up in certain professions at different intervals.
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Aging populations are not able to pass the traditional skills down, she said, as younger generations are now pursuing other professions.
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Unlike the cookie-cutter "Love Island" cast of Instagram models, the current residents of "Terrace House" have a variety of professions.
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Who it's for: The LVMH Institut des Métiers d'Excellence is a vocational training program that promotes careers in traditional craftsmanship professions.
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But there are few professions that are so widely viewed as malicious — in everything from TV commercials to my kids' cartoons.
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The Air Max 90 City Pack will feature five colorways of sneakers designed to represent iconic professions in five major cities.
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In the near future, AI will replace many other such so-called highly skilled professions, from chefs to pilots and surgeons.
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As we come to see, these seven people have more in common than their separate professions or chapter titles would suggest.
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While assistant surgeon general, he was also director of the Bureau of Health Professions at the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Many professionals looking for loan forgiveness include teachers, who get paid 20% less than other professions with a bachelor&aposs degree.
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Xi's regime has taken deeply troubling steps to wall off academia, the media, the professions, the internet and much of society.
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Now he combines the knowledge from both professions as a private consultant detecting fraud in the finances of top NBA players.
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The state Legislature followed up with a law to codify the ruling while exempting numerous professions — but not on-demand workers.
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"Compared to men, in most professions, women make 80 cents to the dollar, " Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman tells Marie Claire.
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VICE sat down with four men from the industry to learn more about one of the most mythical and misunderstood professions.
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Certain professions are seen as overwhelmingly deserving of every penny they make, while some are widely viewed as being unjustly wealthy.
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While these guidelines have served our entrepreneurial family very well, they are adaptable to all sorts of pairings of people and professions.
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The facts are staggering: Teachers, the vast majority of them women, make 11% less than people with college degrees in similar professions.
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It depends on where you live, and what the future of health care professions will look like under these new immigration laws.
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Naratil hopes that by putting trainees from professions like the military or pharmaceutical sales with experienced advisers, existing advisers will boost productivity.
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They find lots of pink, manicures and hairdos – and a bride — instead of women involved in professions, sports and gender-neutral activities.
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Recent immigrants from mainland China often attended good universities, work in the professions and "want to mingle with white people", he says.
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Tay Geok Lian, a career-guidance official, says some parents, particularly richer ones, are indeed beginning to look beyond the usual professions.
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They have money to buy property, they are involved in industry groups within their professions and some are getting involved in politics.
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I am proud of the men in my life, but I didn't choose their professions and they neither choose nor define mine.
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Instead, we should be looking forward and trying to figure out what industries, what professions, what skills are needed for the future.
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They also found that as a line cook and beauty salon worker, they weren't eligible for programs geared toward more elite professions.
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The crackdown has covered a vast range of professions - often where links to Gulen's network are unclear - including doctors, nurses and midwives.
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And perhaps to play to the interests of those professions who simply can't wait until next year to purchase a new system.
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Professions like "hockey player" get their own Audible Romance pages, packed with titles like Pucked Up, Pucked Over, and Hot As Puck.
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The Sudanese Professional Association, a trade organization representing those and other professions, is one of the main forces behind the current protests.
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The Local 871 study also found that sexual harassment and gender discrimination are more likely to be experienced in female-dominated professions.
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If you thought your favorite celeb men smoldered in their chosen professions, just wait until you see them doing ordinary, everyday tasks.
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Others assert it is only a matter of time before robots replace teachers, travel agents, interpreters and a host of other professions.
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When Men's Health asked its readers which female-dominated professions had the greatest sex appeal, nurses came second, right after flight attendants.
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There are three "professions," they explained: auror, magical zoologist, and professor ("if you're a bit of a goody-goody" — I resent that).
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They were expelled from universities, the civil service and other professions, their property was confiscated and many were forced into labor camps.
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The age of surveillance and Big Data is throwing up a new challenge to one of the oldest professions on the planet.
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One of the top professions inside is prostitution—that's why prison rape culture doesn't exist there like it does in the States.
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Take one example that antiregulatory conservatives have embraced: streamlining the process of securing licenses for professions like hairdresser, electrician, or building contractor.
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"It's an obvious point that most women in these professions do not have serious illnesses and nor do they suicide," Cross adds.
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Teaching is one of the most under-appreciated professions, so it's crucial to honor our teachers in all the ways we can.
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"In every state, the highest annual wage belongs to professions in the health care sector, even states that are more remote," Howmuch.
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And, the increased flow of people into these other high-paying professions will put downward pressure on the pay there as well.
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For instance, high-touch roles in the caring professions, like nursing and home healthcare, will grow and continue to be in demand.
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Of the 85033,388 total medical doctor and health professions students, 526 are minorities and 181 are specifically black, according to the school.
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He largely restricted himself to straightforward professions of support for Abrams, whom he said was more authentic and "real" than most politicians.
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There are also those already going into public service in professions like policing, first-responder communities, park and wildlife services and schools.
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College-educated Hispanic combat veterans proliferated on school faculties, and many others entered professions and jobs restricted to them before the war.
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Nearly 60% of students said they want to pursue in-demand tech professions, such as becoming app developers, programmers and cybersecurity analysts.
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This appears to be true even in professions that are known for choosing their words carefully, including journalism and public opinion polling.
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They recommend that people across all professions follow these three tips in order to learn like an Airbnb, Tesla or Intel employee.
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It can also be a good way to build new skills and try out different professions — all without committing to one thing.
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Can you really expect newcomers to these professions, seeing how small and intimately networked they appear, to believe they operate on merit?
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Another approach ShiftLabs is taking is to identify and redirect workers toward professions that are less likely to be affected by automation.
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Others, ending up in industry, business or other professions, do interesting work and earn lucrative salaries and can contribute enormously to society.
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Beijing had already brought about 50,000 people into Hong Kong to work in all sectors of life — the civil service, the professions.
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Globalization may have ravaged blue-collar America, but artificial intelligence could cut through the white-collar professions in much the same way.
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"We think the main reason women have lower savings rates is because of in many professions, " says Sydney Champion, editor at GOBankingRates.
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Many states license jobs in construction, landscaping, and cooking—professions in which our community plays an outsized role as entrepreneurs and workers.
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This requires good management and the best talent available in science, technology, data analysis, engineering, finance, health care and other critical professions.
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I talk to people regardless of their backgrounds, professions or ages and it seems to work — I'd recommend giving it a go!
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This same scenario plays out in countless ways for a great deal of other technical professions that involve testing in some capacity.
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There are countless constituencies of different incomes, racial groups, interests and professions that are all vying with each other for limited space.
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And what she offers are some concrete proposals that would let Warren put her mark on one of America's oldest governmental professions.
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But it's really going to manifest itself probably in another decade when the millennials move into professions that are not driver-related.
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The chief health officers will be able to issue fresh quarantine orders to cover entire suburbs, businesses or professions if deemed necessary.
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New York now has a list of professions and workplaces that will not have to abide by the order to stay home.
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This kind of analysis isn't devised to detect certain narrow pathways to elite professions that run through a handful of top colleges.
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Yet the male glass escalator is still very much countered by the glass ceiling, which is still a fixture in most professions.
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And some professions, like consultants, lawyers, doctors and other professional services companies, are not even eligible for the lower pass-through rate.
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In LinkedIn's analysis, professions such as professor and funeral director also saw greater balance in men and women taking on new roles.
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More promising are lower-paying jobs involving the "people skills" that A.I. lacks: social workers, bartenders, concierges — professions requiring nuanced human interaction.
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Contrary to what Sex And The City might have told you, being a freelance writer isn't always the most lucrative of professions.
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To jump-start the American economy, we must confront the underlying reasons why women and minorities are being discouraged from technology professions.
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Amid the postwar tumult, he bowed to demands by France's mainly Communist-led unions to let different professions control their pension plans.
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Student debt, along with income disparity, are highlighted in nearly every news cycle, yet blue-collar professions are often viewed with contempt.
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Global technological disruption continued to impact Australia's jobs markets throughout the study, boosting postings for a number of lucrative tech-based professions.
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Many seasonal workers, from landscapers to adjunct professors, assume there's little they can do about their professions' periods of unemployment, said Paxton.
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The reason is a convoluted system of occupational licensing laws, which are essentially state permission slips to work in certain regulated professions.
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He had difficulty landing work in his previous professions when he was released from prison in early 2018 after serving eight years.
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While this may be obvious, the way it plays out in the law profession seems to be different from in other professions.
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Working without the proper licensing or certification in some professions could lead to lawsuits for you and your employer and even criminal prosecution.
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I am grateful to all of the women, men & children who migrate to work as #domesticworkers, #caregivers, #farmworkers and in many other professions.
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Her plan would bump teacher pay on average by $13,500 per teacher to close the wage gap between teachers and other similar professions.
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Those in certain professions are actually more likely to be drawn to each other, according to a Bloomberg analysis of U.S. Census data.
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This spring, Jennings also situated the Instagram meme union in a larger trend of white-collar professions seeking the protection of collective bargaining.
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At face value, literally, Paul is a handsome, clean-cut white man at the heights of one of the most altruistic of professions.
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Because lawmakers also lack the expertise to judge who can safely perform, say, a dental procedure, they often ask professions to regulate themselves.
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Previously Cubans could own private businesses only in service professions such as restaurant owners, hairdressers and tour guides, and couldn't have any employees.
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Health Care Doctors aren't trained to handle the business end of their professions, so you have to remember you've trained hard and expensively.
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The report found that the area with the most room for automation is in physical professions with what are called "predictable" physical activities.
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The choice was guided by his conservative Jewish parents, who considered only a few professions acceptable for their son: law, business, and medicine.
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One study found that politicians had the highest rates of narcissism of four professions studied, which also included university faculty, librarians and clergy.
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"About 80% of the black workforce was in those professions," says Anderson, a professor of African-American Studies at Emory University in Atlanta.
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"The research tends to focus on rewards because they're salient, and that explains some of the gender gaps in those professions," McDonnell said.
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Both of these men are ostensibly marked by their past lives in other professions — a mark that gives their art its patent thrills.
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Recently, Congress passed two bills designed to promote women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics professions, and presented them to the White House.
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Professions of divine guidance are similarly alarming: Ammon Bundy, whose family are Mormons, thinks he is doing "what the Lord asked me to".
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On the job front, the company states that it has 500 types of professions, including roles in logistics, geosciences, commerce and research & development.
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After secretly exchanging professions of love and locks of hair with Diana, Anne is sent to the Blythe home with books for Gilbert.
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However, the future of PSLF is uncertain, even for people serving in professions many of us would consider "safe" for student loan forgiveness.
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Robert Freeman, Ph.D., is professor of pharmacy practice and administration at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore School of Pharmacy and Health Professions.
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He was of course right — by some estimates, close to half the United States work force is now engaged in these cognitive professions.
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BHP, an Anglo-Australian mining giant, broadened its search for female miners by recruiting from professions, such as nursing, with some similar skills.
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Stories about older Americans working later in life tend to omit that these are usually already high-paying, white-collar professions, she says.
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"There are very poor wage gains in many blue-collar professions, especially manufacturing and energy," two areas that have also been shedding jobs.
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It is taxed at the lower capital gains tax rate, while profit in other professions is taxed at the higher ordinary income rate.
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Before Kristen Park Hopson was a top scientist at the $4 billion biotech Moderna, she was a new college grad debating different professions.
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Some people Amabile interviewed had no trouble putting their jobs behind them, but most struggled, especially people who strongly identified with their professions.
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No other player has been as staunch an advocate for pay equality for black women, not just in tennis, but across all professions.
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Our professions as a scientist and policymaker are linked – we are charged with offering solutions to our greatest challenges, including the climate crisis.
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And despite Trump's recent rhetoric about embracing religion, some Christians here struggle to see how Trump's past works match his professions of faith.
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And Kassab says the scheme is such a good way to integrate that it should be expanded to other professions, such as engineering.
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Amazon said that the number of service providers has gone up 1,500 percent, and it now covers 60 professions and 1,200 unique services.
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We were to be educated, with master's degrees and beyond in whatever professions we chose, and then married to fellow Bangladeshi-American men.
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Critics say it flouts freedom of religion, breaches constitutional protections and excludes minorities who choose to wear symbols of faith from vital professions.
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It is the one of the few professions in which men are paid less, Rothman explained, but they also typically have longer careers.
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According to the ethics of their professions, doctors and nurses must treat patients according to need in emergencies, without regard to other factors.
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Meanwhile the hourly reward for working in professions where very long hours are the norm, such as law and consulting, has risen dramatically.
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At the same time, the bill exempted certain high-paying professions from the Supreme Court ruling, such as doctors and real estate agents.
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No. Many of the state's lawmakers hold second jobs, ranging from predictable professions like lawyering to careers offering financial advice and funeral services.
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So again, around professions around these cliche stereotypes around gender and race, you keep seeing them get reflected and try to fix it.
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Legally, their rights are limited: Palestinians cannot own property or attend public schools, and are banned from working in more than 30 professions.
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The truth is, if you are a woman in most professions, there are a bunch of extra rungs on your ladder to success.
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Frustrated by the limitations of upward mobility in art handling, many industry veterans are exiting the art world for other professions, like teaching.
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Many men in varied professions have played football, loved it and attribute playing the game to the success they've had later in life.
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She noted that Hispanic and Latina women are often talked about only in the entertainment industry, not in professions like the legal world.
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The 2010 documentary follows him as he explores professions ranging from Hollywood producer and stock trader to NHL mascot and real estate agent.
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Speakers who are well known in their professions but overuse verbal pauses are still perceived as credible because they have built a reputation.
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The professions of a desire for bipartisan cooperation were as profuse on Friday as the short-term outlook for tangible results was grim.
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The new system will assign points for specific skills, qualifications, salaries or professions and only give visas to those who have enough points.
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As a person pointed out on Twitter, the shortages could also leave workers in other professions — such as construction — exposed to harmful substances.
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"Yes, there are other stressful professions," said Wil Miller, who practices family law in the offices of Molly B. Kenny in Bellevue, Wash.
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The high prices help doctors pay off extensive education debt — but also help place them among the highest-paid professions in our economy.
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In fact, the number of young people who hanker after the same 10 professions — 47% of boys and 53% of girls — has grown.
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"Parents may orchestrate the future life of their offspring by choosing only those objects that symbolize prestigious and desired professions," Professor Antonyan said.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg sheds light on various reasons why women are missing from the top roles of all professions around the world.
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A longtime worker ally, he has come out in support of video game unions and graduate workers, among a wide range of professions.
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Do you fear countless professions becoming obsolete, the merging of humans and machines, an age of artificial intimacy or a potential robot uprising?
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Mr. Reilly is encouraged by the growing number of formerly incarcerated people who have gained entree into elite professions and rarefied social strata.
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They wanted to answer one specific question: Did Americans think it was harder for women to succeed in politics than in other professions?
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The plans will include a new visa route for skilled workers and no cap for high-skilled professions such as doctors and engineers.
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Women doctors and sales managers particularly lag behind men income-wise, while in other professions — including teaching and social work — the wage gap narrows.
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And realistically, it won't be accounting, but rather high-return professions where 10x performance is plausible, such as finance, entrepreneurship, medicine, engineering and biotech.
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If Rubio feels that the Senate isn't fulfilling his sense of purpose, he might want to look into other professions—maybe teaching or medicine.
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Among women in male dominated professions, some, in candid moments, will say that they didn't get any help from the women who came before.
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NYU Steinhardt's Department of Art and Art Professions and 80WSE Gallery invite you to the 2019 MFA Thesis Exhibitions in New York's Greenwich Village.
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"Throughout my life, I have heard so many people, from so many different areas and professions, say that Star Trek inspired them," says Roddenberry.
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Boxing and American football have long been associated with CTE and resulting risks from neurodegenerative conditions, and Morris highlighted how the professions have adapted.
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It is a disturbing template we've seen across creative professions, from allegations against Harvey Weinstein in Hollywood to Sherman Alexie in the literary world.
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The plan would give $3 in federal dollars for every $1 states put toward increasing teacher pay relative to other professions in their state.
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NYU Steinhardt's Department of Art and Art Professions and 63WSE Gallery invite you to the 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibitions in New York's Greenwich Village.
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Our businesslike efforts to measure and improve quality are now blocking the altruism, indeed the love, that motivates people to enter the helping professions.
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Exceptions to the rule, in areas like gynecology and film-industry wardrobe departments, dispel the myth that women voluntarily drop out of demanding professions.
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Enjoying the rewards (financial or emotional) of certain professions or positions can entail sacrificing the clearer limits of the proverbial 9-to-5 gig.
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" The sorting categories for themes and professions are human-curated, but Gaies says the Steaminess scores aren't — "Those are algorithm-direct to the consumer.
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Some people in the testing and teaching professions say they were disheartened by how the College Board or ETS handled evidence of possible breaches.
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But it has also been driven by a growing number of professions successfully lobbying state governments to make it harder to enter their industries.
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This kind of representation onscreen matters since, according to a 2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study, women make up only 11% of cybersecurity professions.
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What perhaps surprised me most in the team's presentation of the various systems of the game was the extent of the stats and professions.
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She said Twitter should invite people from diverse backgrounds, both in terms of identities and professions, to learn how their product impacts different communities.
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The variety of professions and backgrounds Time represented helps assert, once and for all, that sexual harassment affects women in every walk of life.
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Assembly Bill 5 will codify this decision and bring clarity to those professions and industries in which workers actually do operate as independent contractors.
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Women especially used to earn a premium salary as teachers in the 1970s, but they now face a serious economic disadvantage versus other professions.
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Freelancing turns hobbies into professions to be done on your own time, and in some cases could supplement a conventional nine-to-five salary.
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The rapid economic growth of recent years, accompanied by growing social mobility, has taken castes from the places or professions that first defined them.
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The commission's long-term solutions center on increased education for health professionals as well as mandatory continuing education for certain professions, according to Christie.
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A common assumption is that piloting aircraft—with its high salaries, perks and glamour—must be one of the most competitive professions there is.
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"They initially claimed doing different professions ... when we ascertained their identity, we realize they were members of the military," a police official told Reuters.
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Despite having different names, professions, and Twitter handles, the rage has been targeted towards the dude who probably helped your kid really appreciate books.
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Law enforcement officers are members of one of the most demanding and thankless professions out there; they should be constantly commended for their actions.
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Lawmakers in many states are considering bills that would reform occupational licensing rules, which are government restrictions regulating who may work in which professions.
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The same advice could apply to athletes on other sports teams as well as to travelers in other professions, including military pilots, Allada said.
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But occupational licensing also applies these days to a variety of professions where the need for a special regulatory body is a less clear.
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The statement also urges governmental regulatory boards and accrediting bodies in health professions to monitor medical and ethical standards of care at these centers.
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Some liberals think that right-wingers self-select away from academic paths in part because they are money-grubbers who prefer more lucrative professions.
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Most of us sit more than we should, and a majority of our sitting time occurs at work, since many modern professions are sedentary.
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This is because in spite of its meek professions of neutrality, Washington did take a side in this conflict: that of Iraq's central government.
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Change was not pervasive, but dress codes and sexual mores for women relaxed; many women worked, entering professions, especially the arts, that included photography.
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Mr. Butt advocated a role for the laity in improving the world through personal renewal within the professions, the family and the local church.
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They come from a variety of countries and professions, including those whose lives are devoted to racing, as well as part-time owner-entrepreneurs.
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The trouble is that a lot of the good ones are in traditionally female, or what are often referred to as "pink-collar," professions.
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In the very same places we learned the skills of our professions, we were also frequently reminded that we were minorities in biomedical research.
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We in the health care professions need to notice and inquire about happiness the same way we do other aspects of our patients' lives.
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Labor mobility, a concern for Canadian technology companies, could be improved by updating the list of professions that allows workers to relocate between countries.
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Thanks to Google, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee has agreed to add 11 new emoji that represent professions for men and women across all races.
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Many Iranian refugees have gone on to become doctors, professors, and members of other skilled professions (if they didn't bring those skills with them).
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That includes an even harder time balancing new blood and experience, and sussing out the best basic education for lives probably traversing numerous professions.
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"African restaurants are places where Africans from different countries, faiths, and professions meet to interact with each other and develop community networks," he explains.
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I'm concerned that "good men" in caring professions are more likely than men higher up the income scale to end up alone and unpartnered.
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In Louisiana, undergraduate students pursuing teaching certificates must complete a yearlong residency within a public school classroom, akin to residencies in the medical professions.
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By the end, she has served as funeral director, minister and marriage counselor, mocking the authority of such professions while also underlining their necessity.
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Boris danced in front of a crowd of children, who had gathered at a youth forum designed to help them choose their future professions.
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Service and hospitality workers are at a higher risk than many other professions of catching the coronavirus because of their close proximity to customers.
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And this granddaughter found a way to dedicate myself to improving the pipeline to schools and professions promoting the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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The jobs site broke down what high-wage professions would see the biggest projected growth in number of positions created between 21 and 2023.
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There are so many opportunities to cultivate a love of any profession and I happen to think aviation and space are particularly rewarding professions.
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A new kind of psychic has emerged from the wellness movementClairvoyance is one of the oldest professions on the planet, but mired in controversy.
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She dreams of becoming an artist but worries that no one will take her seriously, so she considers more "reasonable" professions, such as nutrition.
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Eric (Ric) Bothwell, DDS, MPH, PhD, Courtesy Faculty, University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, Public Health Advisor, Men's Health Network.
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Mr. Fierstein and his director have kept the rehearsal room open to a revolving contingent of female visitors from various professions, generations and backgrounds.
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While the average employed American adult works almost 40 hours a week, people in some professions tend to work more hours in a week.
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A 1990 study of more than 100 professions indicated that lawyers are 3.6 times as likely to be depressed as people with other jobs.
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But he was also quick to minimize the impact of this early trauma, arguing that all athletes face challenges, "just like all other professions".
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The allegations made against Weinstein led to an industry-wide reckoning and movement to curtail sexual harassment and misconduct against women across all professions.
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But those algorithms are flawed, they argue, and the designations are based on their travel, social media content and communications related to their professions.
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Remind us again why college-educated suburbanites who are successful in business or the professions and are unenthralled with Donald Trump should vote Republican?
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Taking a hard look at growth in occupational licensing and unnecessary licensing requirements and fees may result in increased entry into many different professions.
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Each one, from the clothes and the songs, to the stars' professions and the couples' courtship, feels like a time capsule of its era.
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