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He has owned a team in the truck series since 2010 and has posted 18 career victories, an indication that Wallace may have a competitive ride this season.
Despite the new demand for "college and career readiness," and clear indications that the latter, in particular, is heavily reliant on strong social and behavioral skills, we continue to stress basic quantitative metrics in assessments.
That crime was a mere twig in the forest of the crimes and misdemeanors of Nucky's career, and gives little indication of his role as pleasure poo-bah and godlike benefactor.
If the number of employed alumni for U of T is any indication, future career prospects look very promising.
But, if the skill and boldness he demonstrates in Lost River are any indication, his career behind the camera is worth following. .
Considering the latter part of one's career provides a better indication of preferences and, as the average job tenure in our sample of current employees is 21 years (while retirees have spent, on average, 25 years in their last job), we capture a sizeable part of the working life.
If Katzenberg's past career moves are any indication, a splashy next act could follow.
Chapelle was just 47, but if her own life and career serves as any indication, she died doing what she cared about most.
