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Kevin, a 42-year-old flight attendant, moved into the lower unit of the duplex shortly after escrow closed in June 2001 and redid his kitchen with the help of a few friends in a whirlwind six-week marathon using prefabricated cabinets, big-box store granite and appliances purchased through Internet auctions.

When the attendant moved on, another passenger remarked, "I don't think she likes you".

The bureau, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, provides Mr. McDonald a home attendant, Sadie Barnes, who came into their lives after the family had been in a shelter for over a year before moving into their current apartment in 2000.

Moving into the mainstream.

Were also looking into moving into Canada.

Moving into a nicer building.

Suddenly, a parking attendant moved another car outside.

Jillian Moore, 47, a flight attendant originally from Atlanta, moved into Kew Gardens crash pads 17 years ago.

Maria started as a housekeeper and then moved into food and beverage as a station attendant and later a line cook.

It's essential that you pass the training period in order to move into full-time status as a flight attendant.

She and her son have moved into their own apartment in Washington Heights, and Ms. Maldonando now works as a home care attendant for Metrocare.

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