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Meanings of professional career in English

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Usage of professional career in English
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All hope of a professional career was now closed to them, therefore.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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He has not been called for a penalty in his professional career.
Reuters
3
Barrett will answer a questionnaire about her background, professional career and finances.
Reuters
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Some people want to go into impact investing as a professional career.
Reuters
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Vicente thought about his childhood and his brief professional career in music.
The black minutes
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He had encountered more incredible things than that in his professional career.
The Moon Rock
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So crucial was this study that it informed her entire professional career.
The Irish Times
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The win is the first of Cavaliers coach John Beilein's professional career.
Reuters
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In June, 1810, he arrived at Cleveland and commenced his professional career.
Cleveland Past and Present: Its Representative Men / Comprising ...
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Few, though, manage to make the transition into a full, professional career.
The Irish Times
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James was a talented player who seemed destined for a professional career.
The Guardian
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Her father had spent most of his professional career acting the diplomat.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
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Not the first mess, Mr. Blake, which has distinguished my professional career!
The Moonstone
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He has taken his second chance at a professional career with both hands.
Radio NZ
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My professional career has been devoted to the case of children.
The Guardian
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He had often marvelled at that fact in his professional career.
And Then There Were None
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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