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I started in the field by accident, however.
The company said that more than half of its managers started in the field and would be returning to jobs they once held.
One engineer, who started in the field in the early 1980s, has worked at a number of companies and government agencies over the years.
As a helper who started in the field 15 years ago, I have no doubt that it's a great grounding for a future career in science communication.
For those just getting started in the field, these may take some time to develop, but word of mouth tends to spread quickly, and a reputation for delivering quality stuff will soon earn you a regular stream of work as a freelancer (sometimes regardless of whether you want it or not).
Sure, an advanced degree can get you started in the field, but unlike most science career paths, you will need a wider knowledge base than the usual specialized research focus of a Ph.D. Like those scientists we featured in Next Wave's February 2004 feature on careers at the interface of mathematics and biology, drug discoverers must cross the traditional scientific boundaries.
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Buy from Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.comMODERN mechanised warfare, with soldiers and civilians alike struck down in huge numbers by industrial killing machines, is often said to have started in the fields of Flanders in 1914.
He will start in the field at Busch Stadium, where the designated hitter rule is not used.
He went 0 for 4 and is in a 5-for-45 slump, but Torre said he would start in the field again Sunday.
But he did say that in Jeter's next back-to-back starts in the field, he'll likely leave him in longer.
Craig, the St . LouisCardinals' designated hitter for the first two games of the Series, was not healthy enough to start in the field for Saturday's Game 3.
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