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Be prepared to study with more and more rigor as the years pass.
Now, it's one thing to be prepared — to study, to practice, to know whatever you have to say inside and out — but another to feel confident and self-assured when you walk into the room.
Developers therefore need to enjoy working together and should be prepared to study, critique and improve one another's work.
His supporters say this means his ministers must be prepared to study the issues as carefully as the president does.
So important that you need to be prepared to study three degrees to get a good grasp of the current array of overlapping and conflicting theories about where our "species" came from.
This means that you'll need to be prepared to study very hard, to focus yourself early on the areas you're willing to work in, and to also consider work in related but not necessarily pure astronomical work.
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The yttria stabilized zirconia (YSZ) in α-Al2O3 matrix with varying percentage of co-doped chromia (Cr2O3) is prepared to study the phase transformation behaviour.
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Be prepared to explain why you want to study on that course.
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