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Meanings of recent graduate in English

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Usage of recent graduate in English
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A recent graduate, he has not yet worked formally or paid tax.
The South African
2
Caroline Walsh spoke to a recent graduate about the implications for him.
The Irish Times
3
A recent graduate of Tehran Art University, this is his third film.
The Guardian
4
Jillian Parker is a recent graduate of my alma mater, Howard University.
Ebony
5
Chris Takemura is a recent graduate, occasional Xen consultant, and itinerant writer.
The book of xen
6
Larissa Godfrey is 20 years old, a recent graduate living in Wellington.
Radio NZ
7
The hero is Lieutenant James Decker, a recent graduate of West Point.
Gascoyne, The Sandal-Wood Trader: A Tale of the Pacific
8
A recent graduate was hospitalized after he was shot twice in the stomach.
The Guardian
9
This woman was either a recent graduate or a tremendous fool.
While galileo preys
10
Princess Gabbara is a recent graduate of Eastern Michigan University, where she studied journalism.
Ebony
11
As a recent graduate of St Angela's College, Sligo, I now teach in Essex.
The Irish Times
12
For a recent graduate, the move from academic to professional life can be daunting.
The Irish Times
13
She was a recent graduate in Business Studies from a respectable women's college in Kobe.
Number9Dream
14
On Tuesday Kelly Scragg, 23, a recent graduate, came to donate foam mattress and bedding.
The Guardian
15
Not to mention Chris Collins, a recent graduate at the time, scheduled to attend medical school.
Ebony
16
Twenty-five medical student and recent graduate participants were randomized to a workshop intervention or no intervention.
Pubmed
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