Don't just get a degree to get a degree, professors and students said.
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Not Larry Lamb, the Yorkshire-born son of a blacksmith, not the guy who didn't get a degree from Oxford or Cambridge, who didn't get a degree from anywhere.
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He hopes to eventually get a degree in criminal justice.
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Read, take courses, get a degree, stay away from people.
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I thought I'd get a degree in natural resources afterward.
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I wanted to get a degree and intellectually develop myself.
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It can take years and years to get a degree.
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Esser took night classes to get a degree in home economics.
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"I'm going to school to get a degree," he told The Tab.
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"The average student takes six years to get a degree, " Edelman said.
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"The average student takes six years to get a degree," Edelman said.
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You may also get a degree in something unexpected or very cutting-edge.
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This could get a degree of backing on some policies from the SPD.
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He went to the University of Utah to get a degree in civil engineering.
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I decided to go to college and get a degree to better my life.
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Guffey went on to get a degree in business and worked in human resources.
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They also fret that the requirement to get a degree will put off poor applicants.
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She decided to go back to college last year to get a degree in occupational therapy.
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Hell, you could even go to college just to get a degree in all things pizza.
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People went back to school to refresh their skills, get a degree, and increase their marketability.
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To get a degree at a public university you'll need about $184,000, compared with $101,000 now.
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The Democratic Party is split over whether you should have to pay to get a degree.
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After they get a degree, their earning power will increase, said DePaulo from College Ave Loans.
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They can go to school and get a degree because if I could I know everyone can.
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You can now get a degree certified by the French state by studying full time on OpenClassrooms.
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They want their kids to get a degree and then work for a big company, not mine.
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Go to school, get a degree, and get a job: that's the drumbeat from kindergarten to senior year.
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Optometrists, on the other hand, are not medical doctors, but go to optometry school to get a degree.
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From Starbucks to Chipotle to Fidelity Investments, here are 15 companies that help their employees get a degree.
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To get a degree at a public university you'll need about $184,000 in 2036, compared with $101,000 now.
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It's no longer enough to just get a degree or take a professional development course once a year.
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And you need to have a situation where people can have an alternative forum to get a degree.
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Even those completing three or more years of college benefit much less when they don't get a degree.
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He was studying for a degree in biology at the university; he did not get a degree there.
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I wanted to be able to have a dog, I wanted to be able to get a degree.
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But she still dreams of a better future, and hopes to get a degree in accounting or civil engineering.
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Mather wants to get a degree in engineering or science and hopes to work at NASA as an engineer.
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A thick institution is not one that people use instrumentally, to get a degree or to earn a salary.
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He ensured employees could receive a living wage and benefits, get a degree and take care of their families.
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She wants to go back to school, to get a degree in behavioral therapy to work with kids with autism.
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Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook and made billions upon billions, but he never did get a degree from Harvard ... until now.
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In 22, before returning to school to get a degree in public administration, she worked on an unsuccessful congressional campaign.
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"We heard all these promises about what will happen after you go to college and get a degree," Smith said.
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"I want to get a degree in agriculture and serve my people," Nez said as we sat in the stands.
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"Her expectations and mine were very ordinary expectations of people who have kids in college — that they get a degree."
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Majored in the wrong field and ended up $60K in student loan debt for nothing — he didn't even get a degree.
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"Most of the people getting jobs in those areas are Ph.D.s — they take 10 years to get a degree," Cooper said.
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My plan is to join up after college so I can first get a degree for after life in the military.
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After all, you're supposed to go to school, get a degree, and find a job doing exactly what you wanted, right?
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Only 143 percent said they are willing to rack up $20,000 to $50,000 in loans to get a degree, CentSai Adulting said.
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She went on to get a degree in criminal justice, spending dozens of hours a week researching potential suspects in Janelle's murder.
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Currently the unaccompanied minors get a "degree of priority" in processing for resettlement in the United States, an American refugee official said.
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He was in his 50s, and he chuckled when he told me that he was being advised to get a degree in nursing.
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While courses in both fields of study exist, Harvard students still can't get a degree in either Latin American or ethnic studies today.
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And these issues have led many students to take on a mounting pile of student loan debt in an effort to get a degree.
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I'd only support giving a free education to a smart kid to get a degree in whatever the exact opposite of my degree is.
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"You don't come here and not get a degree," Jackson, a junior, said after rushing for 224 yards and three touchdowns on 32 carries.
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"[Mary's] expectations and mine were very ordinary expectations of people who have kids in college — that they get a degree," Gates Sr. told the Journal.
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Of young Americans whose parents did not finish high school, only 22016% get a degree, compared with nearly 73% in the OECD as a whole.
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"If I'm able to get a degree in physics or climate science, I'll be able to pursue that career path after I graduate," Martin said.
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"You get a degree whether you study or not, so why bother studying?" said Wang Qi, 24, a graduate student in environmental engineering in Beijing.
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"My senior year of high school, everybody's talking about big name college universities, going there for four years-plus to get a degree," Brooks said.
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You get a degree of universal compatibility from Bluetooth, but that quickly spirals into a codec mess if you want to pursue the best possible sound.
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You had to get a degree in computer science, spend years mastering notoriously difficult programming languages, and make daily sacrificial offerings to the gods of C++.
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It's not perfect — you still get a degree of typical IPS glow on dark screens, and the Mini LED dimming isn't going to compete with OLED.
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"I never know quite what the meal is going to be on Tuesday," says Cheever, who went back to school to get a degree in culinary arts.
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College graduates make more in earnings than non-graduates, and for countless students, it's athletics that give them the chance to get a degree and become successful.
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When a company hires a trainee, you get a work contract, you don't have to pay for the courses and you get a degree at the end.
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He despised his remote Scottish school, Gordonstoun, which his father also attended, but was the first royal heir to get a degree after studying at Cambridge University.
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Crucially, this only works if the signal is credible: if low-productivity workers found it easy to get a degree, then they could masquerade as clever types.
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Back then, even if they were bright, a lot of working-class women couldn't go on to get a degree because their parents wanted them to work.
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And the income of Americans who did get a degree, even the most well-remunerated ones, was not exorbitantly greater than the income of the average worker.
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At first, he was trained in chemical warfare and was sent to get a degree in chemical engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, now known as Virginia Tech.
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At the same time, the 21991-year-old used his VA benefits from the GI Bill to go back to school to get a degree in golf management.
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A Harvard Business School spokesperson told NBC that the school lets people who attend certain executive education programs claim "alumni status," even if they didn't get a degree.
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Households headed by millennials with some college (those with an associate degree and those who attended college but didn't get a degree) made $2800,2150, a difference of $2000,000.
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And I was like oh my God, I'm going to go to McMaster like my mom and I'm going to get a degree and I kind of felt pressure.
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Even that kind of preparation does not stop many parents from panicking when their child gets to junior year without enough credits to get a degree in four years.
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And if someone is growing up in Buffalo—maybe they're the first in their family to get a degree—why shouldn't they consider a job offer in L.A. or Chicago?
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It's like poker, Euchre and Magic: The Gathering had a baby, and it was the first in the (okay, pretty weird) family to get a degree in game design 101.
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Failing that, they should hone their dab skills over a three-year period, not just turn up, do a slightly shit dab and get a degree on the bloody spot.
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They were innovators in online teaching (also called distance education), they gave adults a chance to get a degree or a certificate while still working, and they were making money.
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He attended Hofstra University on Long Island — he said he cheated on the entrance exam — and spent two years at the Iowa Writers' Workshop but did not get a degree.
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"It's great for some people, but that was never going to work for me — to just get a degree in something, communications — and hope that my destiny finds me," he explains.
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I grew up very poor in what you might call "white trash America," and I was the first person in my family to get a degree and a white-collar job.
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" She's hoping Trump makes it easier for her kids, "where they won't have to fight their whole life, where they can work, go to college, get a degree, and use it.
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"When I came to Grinnell, I was a devout Muslim who had never romantically touched a girl, and I was going to get a degree that guaranteed me a job," the comedian said.
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She said she came to the United States to get a degree and, in the process, hoped to build her resume and improve US–Russia relations by attending conferences and organizing friendship dinners.
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"We tried to make it so that someone doesn't feel like they have to go get a degree in marketing technology in order to configure [Ghostery] to derive value from it," Furr said.
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Most inner city public schools also don't set up a path for their students to be able to go to college and get a degree to help them in their desired career path.
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"We're very traditional, so, you know, we send our kids to college and then they get a degree, and then you expect them to work and hopefully, come back to Arizona," she said.
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Many of the graduates I met had dropped out of three or four colleges before finally being able to get a degree at A.S.U. It's an open place, where they can move up.
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And so we've been working with schools to create curriculums that basically we negotiate on their behalf and then they can go ahead and get a degree, whether it's in technology or business.
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Because of the increasingly steep costs to attend college and get a degree, that's something more students are now wising up to, said Stephen Dash, founder and CEO of Credible, a student loan marketplace.
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To try to win over Ndali's family, Chinonso allows himself to be persuaded by a former school-friend that if he were only to get a degree abroad, all his problems would be solved.
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Alex Gusev, a right-of-way agent, emigrated from Belarus in 2003 to get a degree in civil engineering before joining Public Works nine years ago, according to a profile by the Virginian-Pilot.
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It is not necessary to get a degree, but students must enroll in classes for credit or be part of a technical certificate program at eligible educational institutions to use 529 funds without penalty.
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So to get a degree of closure on this debate—and just to understand why CrossFit is so associated with two extremely disconcerting clowns—Tonic decided to dive into the roots of Pukie and Rhabdo.
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In the decade since she departed — she left to start a family and get a degree in dance education — she has regularly restaged Mr. Naharin's work and teaches his popular movement method, known as Gaga.
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I would propose instead that athletes take fewer courses — two maybe — per semester and have lifetime scholarships so that they can get a degree and a major that means something after their athletic eligibility is up.
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Facebook has already revealed it will not be universally applying the European regulation — which means people in North America are likely to get a degree of lower privacy than Facebook users everywhere else in the world.
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Wazed grew up in Jamaica, Queens, the son of immigrants, and thought life was supposed to be linear: you study hard, you get a degree in math or science, and you become a doctor or whatever.
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Yet the national dropout rate — the share of students who enroll but never get a degree — is about 30 percent, and the rates tend to be even higher at colleges that serve middle-class and poor students.
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You can play the fool but today it's the Marseillaise (National anthem), the Chant des Partisans (French Resistance song)," Macron said "The day you want to start a revolution, get a degree and learn to feed yourself, OK?
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Included in the reforms so far is an allowance for servicemen and servicewomen to gain experience in the private sector, or to take sabbaticals from service to get a degree, learn a new skill or start a family.
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Second, the $50,000 cap means that people who took on more debt to get a degree in business, law and medicine — and are often earning very high salaries — will still have to pay back some of their loans.
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Hall went on to get a degree in mechanical engineering, and while he was still a student, he designed an improved version of the tachometer, a device used for measuring the spin of something like a wheel or drive shaft.
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"The borrowers who tend to get in the most trouble are those with small loan balances of less than $5,5003, who either didn't get a degree or didn't get skills that boost their earning power in the eyes of employers," Dash says.
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As much as we like to think about college as the best years of our lives, getting to and making it through college is no small accomplishment — especially for those of us who were the first in our family to get a degree.
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But with annual fees in the U.K. coming to around 2000,257 euros ($2026,750) if you are in the European Union or as much as 18,320 euros if you are from overseas, this is certainly not the most affordable place to get a degree.
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During the Obama administration's second term, the department put both financial and regulatory muscle into the policing of a sector that was frequently criticized for deceiving vulnerable and poor students about the cost and benefits of signing up to get a degree.
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She worked in Washington for Senator James L. Buckley (a brother of William), who was elected from New York in 1970 on the Conservative Party line, then returned to New York to get a degree from St. John's University School of Law.
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Army Secretary Mark Esper and Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer, who were testifying alongside Wilson, likewise said their services are working to make it easier to leave the military to do something like start a family or get a degree and come back without penalties.
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I will never forget an exchange I once had with a male boss rumored to be a serial predator who told me that he had studied the MFA Handbook and could find no indication that students should have to read or write anything to get a degree.
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I think one of my favorite examples of this is Amandibai Joshi, who was the Indian girl in the 1880s that ended up coming to America and becoming the first Indian person in America at all, and the first Indian woman, to get a degree in Western medicine.
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Though Rath did not become a musician, he was intrigued by the potential of electronics to create a new form of kinetic sculpture and went on to get a degree in electrical engineering from M.I.T. before moving to San Francisco to practice art and be near Silicone Valley.
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"I found that incredibly interesting and seeing that with her in office it actually might give me a chance to actually be able to go to college and get a degree in whatever I feel might be necessary or just even fun to have more education on my side," she says.
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He spent more than three years in federal prison in the 1990s on a first-time drug trafficking conviction, but he went on to get a degree in law and is now working at the Justice Department as its initial "Second Chance Fellow," part of a new program reserved for former prisoners.
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"As we go through each milestone, and we get a degree of evidence that we are meeting all of those controls in the same way we look to meet our controls in our internal cloud, we will then start to put different types of what you call applications, workloads, and data into the IBM cloud," Boville said.
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If you're an 18-year-old student with no children, two college-educated parents and only one task over the next four years — to get a degree — it might not be that difficult to navigate registration, find time to get to the bookstore, or stay late after class for extra help, all leading to a high likelihood that you'll graduate.
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For nearly 10 years, Williams – who managed to get a degree in fashion design at the same time she was charting a course to total tennis domination – has been the designer and her best model for her own line of workout wear, EleVen by Venus Williams, and her latest collection continues her tradition of fashionable, affordable (most items are under $70) and truly performance-focused pieces.
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