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career

[kuh-reer] / kəˈrɪər /


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In his new career as a trainer, Diaz had found the courage to explore his other interest — wrestling.

From Los Angeles Times

Or performances at Strasbourg can see a player's value increase and improve their career chances.

From BBC

She began her career as news editor at the Business Review.

From The Wall Street Journal

It will be the first start in a Six Nations game for Dobie, who has played the majority of his career as a scrum-half but who has shone for Glasgow on the wing this season.

From BBC

Despite the complexities, what a young child learns before they enter classrooms can set the course for the rest of their academic career, experts said.

From Los Angeles Times