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Meanings of new graduates in English

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Usage of new graduates in English
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The struggle for new graduates to find work is not unique to Europe.
BBC
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For new graduates, Hudnell suggests young people begin to, build your networks early.
Ebony
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Employers and recruiters need to embrace new graduates with skills rather than experience.
The Guardian
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These standards ensure the competence of new graduates entering professional practice.
The Guardian
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It does not require large numbers of new graduates in science and engineering.
The Irish Times
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Instead, here's how new graduates should tackle their student loans: 1.
Reuters
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But with a downsizing industry, Prescott said it is very hard for new graduates.
Radio NZ
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It offers new graduates their first challenge outside the classroom.
The Guardian
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Very few new graduates would be able to command that kind of income, he said.
Radio NZ
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So far there have been almost 17-hundred new graduates.
Radio NZ
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For 10 new graduates in Manchester, however, life glitters.
The Guardian
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Twelve of the 48 positions are known to have been filled by Maori new graduates.
Radio NZ
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It said the suspected assailants included new graduates from the government's recently introduced service training programme.
The Irish Times
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Japan's biggest corporations traditionally hire new graduates all at once each year to replace retiring employees.
Reuters
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Will employment opportunities be hard to come by for new graduates looking to break into the workforce?
News.com.au
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Like most new graduates with few career prospects I found myself out drinking on a Tuesday night.
News.com.au
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