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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as careers" is a perfectly valid and acceptable use of English in written form.
The phrase "as careers" is often used to denote a particular field of study or pursuit that a person chooses to take part in, either as a job or other means of income. For example, "Many young people have decided to pursue teaching and law as careers."
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His career, as careers do, took time.
But that shifts as careers progress.
The women also followed near-identical career paths, both working as careers advisers.
But then, as careers go, Felicity Jones's is about as charmed as they come.
But upon further review, he said, he found a clear pattern of the wage gap closing as careers wore on.
I have also considered roles such as careers advice, but am reluctant to make a move to the public sector.
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Rubio described both episodes as career highlights.
The author's agent as career planner?
They are from the same mould as career politicians".
He seems to see it as career progress.
As career changes go it could scarcely be more dramatic.
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