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Meanings of hold a degree in English

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Usage of hold a degree in English
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Those who already hold a degree are not generally entitled to them.
The Guardian
2
Candidates must hold a degree in pharmacy and have five years' hospital experience.
The Irish Times
3
I hold a degree in an unrelated field and a Fetac level-five award in childcare.
The Irish Times
4
He was the second principal of the high school to hold a degree from Harvard College.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 2, 1917
5
I hold a degree in Women's Studies and have considered myself a feminist for many years.
The Irish Times
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Lawyer Jonathan Temm told the court that in entering the guilty plea, the Crown accepted Siddiqui did hold a degree in medicine.
Radio NZ
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The problem is that government funding is not available if the employee holds a degree.
The Guardian
8
He is a doctor but also holds a degree in physical chemistry and molecular biophysics.
The Irish Times
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He holds a degree in sport science, which has helped him build a steady coaching business.
Climbing Magazine
10
He also holds a degree in mechanical engineering.
The South African
11
He held a degree from a school of mines, and knew even more than he had learned.
The Furnace of Gold
12
Coates holds a degree in mining engineering and is former chairman of the Minerals Council of Australia.
Reuters
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He holds a degree from Keele University in Staffordshire and a master's degree from California State University.
The Guardian
14
Shravin holds a degree in accounting and finance from the University of Bath in the UK, it added.
Reuters
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Magara grew up in rural Masvingo and holds a degree in mining engineering from the University of Zimbabwe.
The South African
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He holds a degree in directing for television from the College of Film and TV at Lillehammer, Norway.
Radio NZ
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