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junior

[joon-yer] / ˈdʒun yər /


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Stand-in Australia captain Steve Smith, three years Khawaja's junior at the age of 36, has confirmed he will not be following him into retirement yet.

From BBC

Executives who excelled at trimming costs faltered when it came to building brands, according to former executives and other employees, often leaving junior employees to increase sales of struggling products on slim budgets.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Wednesday, the junior ran for 90 yards as the Hurricanes outgained Ohio State on the ground, with 153 rushing yards to just 45.

From The Wall Street Journal

A junior member of President Emmanuel Macron's government Wednesday criticized Clooney getting his passport despite speaking poor French, saying the move suggested a "double standard."

From Barron's

Although students have adjusted well to the rules, some initially feared the school could use Opal to peer into their phone screens, said junior Charlotte Im, another student council member who tested Opal.

From Los Angeles Times