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occupations

noun as in control, possession

noun as in seizure, takeover

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Experts generally agree that the occupations held by middle-class earners center on salaried office professions like K-12 teachers and human resources specialists or high-skill technical labor.

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Fourteen of their interview subjects, representing a range of ages, occupations and religions, are represented in the play.

Many in the food service industry – one of the most popular occupations in any economy – could find themselves unable to learn new skills for a different job.

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"By limiting this benefit to just tipped occupations," he added, "you are necessarily only focusing on a very narrow slice of workers in America right now."

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He counts the number of workers in traditional tipped occupations, including wait staff, barbers and hairdressers, at about 4 million, or just 2.5% of all workers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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