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Discover LudwigThe phrase "life career" is not a commonly used or accepted term in written English.
It may be technically correct grammatically, but it is not idiomatic or clear in meaning. A better way to express the concept of a career that spans a person's entire life would be to use the phrase "lifetime career" or "long-term career." This conveys the idea of a career that lasts a significant amount of time, without being redundant or unclear. Example: My grandfather had a successful lifetime career as a surgeon, spanning over 50 years.
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She had a many-sided life career.
You should have the life career, as well".
And that includes your own life, Career Purgatory.
The table provides a brief overview of the life, career, and political experience of Capito.
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The table provides a brief overview of the life, career, and political experience of Stabenow.
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I often read of executives making mid-life career changes and achieving satisfaction as entrepreneurs.
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