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Meanings of losing a job in inglês

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Usage of losing a job in inglês
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De Lille warned corruption was not worth losing a job for.
The South African
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Getting Bangalored came to mean losing a job to outsourcing.
Reuters
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The human interest attached to losing a job brought mother and son together on the instant.
The Happiest Time of Their Lives
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It also identified losing or risking losing a job or relationship due to gaming as another symptom.
News.com.au
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Job-hunting by modem Unemployment is a global problem, and losing a job is often a bad experience.
The Online World
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Whether one is from Galway or Gdansk, the stress and anxiety of losing a job is no different.
The Irish Times
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His advice is to take unexpected occurrences into account, including losing a job early or a debilitating health-related event.
Reuters
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It is worth paying for; it is worth losing a job for; it is worth going to jail for.
Ebony
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I know how you feel about losing a job so suddenly when you figured it for a whole season.
Black Jack
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Yet for some Americans, trade can mean losing a job, and the federal government has a responsibility to help.
State of the Union Addresses
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In her initial experiments she asked people to imagine future negative scenarios such as relationship breakups or losing a job.
BBC
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Feeling sad can be a normal reaction to the loss of a loved one, losing a job, or financial stressors.
Ebony
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I appreciated the creator's ability to show true emotions and the experiences one may go through when losing a job.
Ebony
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This year the focus is on how we could weather a financial shock such as losing a job or long-term illness.
Radio NZ
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This year the focus is on how we could weather a financial shock such as losing a job or long-term… Audio
Radio NZ
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That depends on whether losing a job you loved due to automation would actually have a negative impact on your happiness.
The Guardian
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