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Yale does not offer a post-baccalaureate but has accepted post-bac participants in its M.F.A. program.

In his impromptu remarks, Mr. Clinton seemed at first hesitant to offer a post-mortem on the Iowa caucuses, saying he had not followed every twist and turn in the campaigning and did not want to interfere in the coming primaries.

Priestley, a long-serving Labour member who was Tony Blair's first choice as his chief of staff in 1994, has issued his warning amid fears among pro-European figures in the party that Miliband may eventually offer a post-election referendum.

The borrower will usually offer a post-dated cheque to the lender to cover the eventual repayment of the money borrowed, plus interest.

This week we ruminated on the future of fashion, asking nothing less than whether augmented reality cosmetics will offer a post-human aesthetic.

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Some schools offer a post-baccalaureate certificate program in gerontology.

Instead, he was offered a post as a clerk.

Mr Umunna was not offered a post in the shadow Cabinet by Mr Corbyn.

But another attraction was that her fiancé, John Sedat, a biochemist and biophysicist, had been offered a post at Yale.

Mr. Gutiérrez-Menoyo was not offered a post in the Castro government, and later said he had not wanted one.