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prior

[prahy-er] / ˈpraɪ ər /


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Kennedy has worked with Chesney for four consecutive seasons, joining his staff at Holy Cross as quarterbacks coach prior to the 2022 season before earning a promotion to offensive coordinator the following season.

From Los Angeles Times

Young, the founder of Justice Connection, a coalition of former DOJ officials, said Patel’s decision was in keeping with his prior actions at the FBI.

From Salon

The Bears’ recovery marked the fifth of the season, matching the total from the prior two years combined.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a statement late Sunday, media regulator HAC accused Africa 24 of "operating illegally" by broadcasting several news pieces on the election campaign without prior authorisation.

From Barron's

Those time periods allowed for a complete view of patients’ daily prescriptions in durations of up to 90 days, both six months prior to a medication review and six months afterward.

From The Wall Street Journal