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But lingering too long as a trainee can damage prospects, Malcolm said, noting that after 5 postdoc years, a postdoc?s "hireability may actually decline".
The first author (Edward M. Giesbrecht) and a rehabilitation engineer created a lap-mounted support to enable viewing and practice without risk of loss of or damage to the tablet while trainees sit in their wheelchair.
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I like my job, but it has not undone the damage caused by the misery of my trainee years.
The Afghan president has been repeatedly told that the continuing incarceration of the trainee journalist damaged the credibility of his already-tarnished administration.
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I've just got my head down and worked hard.' The player who did most of the damage to Southend's defence was Barnsley's former Manchester United trainee, Daniel Nardiello, who scored twice.
When this technique is applied to the operator training system, it could help trainees to make a correct and prompt decision and accordingly to minimize accident damage.
As a trainee, you will learn how to process and authorize payments for property damage, bodily injury and liability claims that may arise as a result of an accident.
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