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Meanings of new job in English

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Usage of new job in English
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The answer is no, Corbacho said soon after taking his new job.
Reuters
2
Some possible new job roles for the soon-to-be-ex leader of our government.
The Irish Times
3
Will he have to undertake similar crisis management in his new job?
The Guardian
4
Hasn't taken her long to look for a new job, I thought.
Under orders
5
He had started his new job on February 1 the year before.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
6
Her financial situation improves with a new job and a paying guest.
The new yorker
7
Then he said, You might want to look at new job opportunities.
Think of a number
8
Older workers often have a very hard time finding a new job.
News.com.au
9
But his change of view reflects more than just his new job.
Reuters
10
Colleagues at my new job, as young as twenty-one, had done it.
Axiomatic
11
Cowper-Coles will return to London in March to start his new job.
Reuters
12
He added that he started a new job with Google last week.
Wired
13
I thought the great advantage of the new job was its flexibility.'
Millionaire's women
14
Will you find a new job or even perhaps a new career?
The South African
15
Professionally for Heat, Rook's meddling in the case compromises her new job.
Driving Heat
16
Either you're having an affair, or you're looking for a new job.
Dating game
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