It enforced my determination to pursue a career in STEM.
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Q. What led you to pursue a career in people development?
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I want nothing more than to pursue a career in science.
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I really want to pursue a career in music and singing.
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She wants to study biology and pursue a career in global health.
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Baldassarre soon relocated to New York to pursue a career in design.
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"I'm guessing you didn't pursue a career in ancient languages," Allan said.
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A fine-arts graduate, Kaluzna decided to pursue a career in pottery.
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She had studied biology but did not pursue a career in it.
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The next semester I moved to NYC to pursue a career in fashion.
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He did not find the support to pursue a career in the arts.
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McCain would pursue a career in politics, serving decades in the US Senate.
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She had never intended to pursue a career in primary care, she said.
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When he passed away, she decided that she would pursue a career in animation.
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Fox News: When did you decide you wanted to pursue a career in music?
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The goal is to inspire others like him to pursue a career in medicine.
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Weir quickly abandoned the group to pursue a career in women's issues and equality.
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The 20-year-old contestant has plans to pursue a career in landscape architecture.
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My husband left his job in corporate America to pursue a career in nursing.
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His dad left the family when Ali was 3 to pursue a career in dance.
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Each year thousands of young people move to LA to pursue a career in entertainment.
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He had his distractions; after this season he quit to pursue a career in billiards.
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Imagine two teenage girls, both smart, driven, and keen to pursue a career in politics.
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Opinion There are a lot of ways to pursue a career in a creative field.
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It was Ms. Brennan's mother who suggested that she pursue a career in television news.
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When did you know you wanted to pursue a career in fashion/as a creative?
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The experience was also partly why she decided to pursue a career in human resources.
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If his NFL dreams don't pan out, he'd like to pursue a career in physical therapy.
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Now a film student at N.Y.U., Lawless drops out to pursue a career in the theater.
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Knight, a self-proclaimed "geek," left Hollywood in the '80s to pursue a career in computers.
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If he decided to pursue a career in medicine, what would his life actually look like?
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He plans to pursue a career in music after high school and hopes to motivate others.
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Winfrey took a risk when she dropped out of college to pursue a career in media.
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Do you have any advice for young professionals who want to pursue a career in AI?
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She moved to New York City when she was 19, to pursue a career in entertainment.
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Their ultimate wish is that I pursue a career in something that I am passionate about.
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The Neediest Cases Fund For years, day jobs helped Carolyn Coleman pursue a career in music.
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He left Halle in 265, as a young lawyer, to pursue a career in the West.
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Just don't let your cat see these — he might abandon you to pursue a career in film.
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Jordan Fisher is crediting Corbin Bleu for inspiring him to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
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"It made me realize I wanted to pursue a career in music," she says of the experience.
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Financial troubles led to a bible college exit, and Heart decided to pursue a career in hairstyling.
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Done right, programs like this can appeal to students who want to pursue a career in marketing.
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Pederson majored in painting when he was younger, but didn't pursue a career in the art world.
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There was some talk he would leave football and pursue a career in Hollywood or the WWE.
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She recently moved to the West Coast to pursue a career in project management and interior design.
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If I took the job, I wouldn't have as much time to pursue a career in writing.
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Lambs and angels were most likely to pursue a career in health care, according to the research.
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It was at that point she decided to pursue a career in helping others through their grief.
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He briefly left politics to pursue a career in real estate but ran for Congress in 1962.
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Still, she has washed her hands of sugar-dating, hoping to pursue a career in personal styling.
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Rose Lenore is planning to follow in her famous father's footsteps and pursue a career in acting.
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It was in law school when he first decided to pursue a career in the tax world.
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After winning the 1994 Miss Universe competition, Sushmita Sen went on to pursue a career in Bollywood.
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After graduating from college, she instead decided to pursue a career in the buying department at Bloomingdale's.
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Brodeur said it is far too early to know if he wants to pursue a career in management.
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It was Allen who famously convinced Gates to drop out of Harvard and pursue a career in technology.
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Santos attended Humboldt State and was working on transferring to UC-Berkeley to pursue a career in psychology.
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She had interned at Unicef and was hoping to pursue a career in the city, Mr. Cain said.
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I have learned about the bravery it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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Nearly seven years ago, I moved from just outside Toronto to London to pursue a career in journalism.
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Perhaps Di Benedetto sensed that his refusal to pursue a career in Buenos Aires would thwart his ambitions.
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She had a semester left at Columbia College Chicago before ditching journalism to pursue a career in acting.
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More Americans are going to college now, and so they are less likely to pursue a career in construction.
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I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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Though Wexner initially planned to pursue a career in law, he decided to enter the field of fashion retail.
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Paul dropped out of Ohio University and moved to Los Angeles in 2014 to pursue a career in entertainment.
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But, a majority of parents want their children to know more about science and pursue a career in science.
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In the eighties, Mississippi-born designer Patrick Kelly, moved to New York City to pursue a career in fashion.
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This will assure that more students are equipped with the necessary skills to pursue a career in tech fields.
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Sonja eschewed the family profession to pursue a career in design, though her time in school was short-lived.
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In that year, he left dance to pursue a career in physical therapy; in 2016, he returned to choreography.
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THUMP: You studied at the Moscow School of New Cinema, what made you pursue a career in electronic music?
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The 36-year-old received an undergraduate degree in engineering and initially planned to pursue a career in programming.
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He would eventually leave his home at the age of 17 to pursue a career in theater in NYC.
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This need for connectivity, in part, led me to pursue a career in journalism and then in digital marketing.
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She soon appeared in ads and catalogs before making her way to NYC to pursue a career in modeling.
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And we also need to encourage younger students—especially minority students—to pursue a career in culturally sensitive healthcare.
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The journalist also offered advice to those who hope to follow in her footsteps and pursue a career in broadcast.
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He went on to pursue a career in politics, rising to become Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1987.
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His Vine popularity spread to other platforms, prompting Paul to drop out of college to pursue a career in entertainment.
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Jordyn is moving to Los Angeles soon to pursue a career in video production and a life of boundless curiosity.
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The program's goal is to impact 2 million students and encourage then to pursue a career in cybersecurity, Johnson said.
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Equally as important, this legislation has applications for students who may never actually pursue a career in the technology field.
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After two seasons on the show, she announced that she would be leaving to further pursue a career in music.
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She told the network she hopes to pursue a career in medicine — a career ambition that stemmed from her experience.
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He spends much of his spare time mentoring other students and plans to pursue a career in higher education administration.
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Nominated for a Tony for "An American in Paris," he plans to pursue a career in acting and musical-theater.
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The son of two lawyers, he said he loved football enough to think he might pursue a career in coaching.
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Perez says he hopes his study group will inspire some of his students to pursue a career in public service.
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When she saw her first Broadway show, "West Side Story," Ms. Kelly was inspired to pursue a career in dance.
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This was long before I had any inclination that I would one day pursue a career in the visual medium.
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At the time of the wreck, Butler was attending the Paul Mitchell School in Arlington to pursue a career in cosmetology.
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Magazine, the actor and son of director Peter Hedges opens up about what pushed him to pursue a career in film.
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I'm the first person in my immediate family to pursue a career in an industry that's somewhat off the beaten path.
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All 30 MLB teams will be invited to Tim Tebow's workout as he looks to pursue a career in professional baseball.
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"I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance," she said.
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Amy eventually goes to Europe to pursue a career in art, Beth excels at piano, Meg shows talent as a performer.
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I made the decision to pursue a career in that industry at a really early age and just went for it.
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"Defendants are aware that the models recruited for GirlsDoPorn do not intend to pursue a career in adult entertainment," Enright wrote.
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The tariffs could also mean a decline in the number of Mainers who choose to pursue a career in lobster fishing.
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But after reportedly being turned down by a technical school, he eventually decided he wanted to pursue a career in law enforcement.
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"I would rather be working at the airport right now," said Neville, who is trying to pursue a career in real estate.
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Keirsten Brager was trying to balance several challenges in her life when she made the decision to pursue a career in cybersecurity.
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Months away from obtaining a licence to practise Chinese medicine, the 26-year-old decided to pursue a career in e-sports.
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After she graduated from college in the UK, Mlynarczyk moved to New York to pursue a career in the cutthroat fashion industry.
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And the prospect of winning an Olympic medal would also give young players another incentive to pursue a career in the sport.
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It's not quite like football I suppose, or other traditional sports, where you can also pursue a career in training, or teaching.
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During this time, she was enrolled in graduate school at the university and planning to pursue a career in the Foreign Service.
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Years after the burning, Mr. Rothenberg became a close friend of Michael Jackson, who encouraged him to pursue a career in art.
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Everyone should have something that inspires them — especially girls who may want to pursue a career in a traditionally male-dominated field.
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Tony Romo's QB days are over ... at least for now ... he is reportedly retiring from the NFL to pursue a career in broadcasting.
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Abandoned by his parents at age 22010, Noriega was raised by his aunt until he left to pursue a career in the military.
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Whether you decide to pursue a career in sex work or not, I encourage you to find emotional support outside of your family.
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To this day, I credit these content creators for giving me the knowledge I needed to pursue a career in the beauty industry.
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The 28-year-old said she was undecided about whether she would switch to longer distances or pursue a career in another sport.
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The Oscar winner said Dylan, 16, and Carys, 13, have both the talent and the drive to pursue a career in show business.
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The 48-year-old Victoria, Texas native originally moved to New York City in 1993 to pursue a career in acting and singing.
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Winfrey took a risk when she dropped out of college in 1976 to pursue a career in media, but the gamble paid off.
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" As he began to pursue a career in the NFL, Russell said he began to "compromise my personal world — and my personal happiness.
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She attended the Boston Conservatory to study opera, but dropped out and went to New York to pursue a career in musical theater.
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But he abandoned those studies after 18 months to pursue a career in jazz, and by 1952 he was performing regularly in Pittsburgh.
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Companies must do their part by retraining and equipping Americans from all backgrounds with the skills necessary to pursue a career in cybersecurity.
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At the age of 15, she quit school to become a bartender but eventually moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music.
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The star said she became depressed so began going to therapy and she was soon encouraged to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.
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I thought this was the American dream — a fast-paced pursuit, a joyride — and it drove my desire to pursue a career in business.
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He is comfortable with the press, even to the extent that he may pursue a career in broadcasting when his legendary playing career ends.
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The Voice coaches may be pros when it comes to music, but it's probably a good thing they didn't pursue a career in art.
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That's why funding for internships is imperative — because your family's income bracket shouldn't dictate whether you're able to pursue a career in public service.
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After college, Chao attended Harvard Business School to pursue a career in banking until she got a White House fellowship during the Reagan administration.
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For Bella Hadid, the younger sister to mega-famous Gigi, that especially rang true as she also began to pursue a career in modeling.
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Kaliegh Garris, a high school senior from Connecticut who is planning to pursue a career in nursing, was crowned Miss Teen USA on Sunday.
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At the time, he was trying to pursue a career in finance despite not having any experience in it, or even a college degree.
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Having left school to pursue a career in music, Joy has sold out multiple gigs and released her second EP, Reminiscence, earlier this year.
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But for a few reasons, I decided to stick around my home state of Virginia rather than pursue a career in New York City.
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He even hit the dougie: Unfortunately for us, Lil Timmy Tim ultimately left his MC dreams behind to go pursue a career in acting.
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"I was a little bit depressed," said Asaf Ezrai, 19, one of the spectators who said he wanted to pursue a career in science.
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"If Lincoln does not win she will pursue a career in goat yoga," said Christopher Stanton, a middle school teacher and the goat's owner.
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He starred in the short-lived WB series Summerland and played a character who wanted to pursue a career in surfing — hence the surfboard.
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The defendants were aware that the models recruited for the website did not intend to pursue a career in adult entertainment, court documents said.
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For example, you might study something like finance, one of the best college majors for your career, and still pursue a career in law.
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Thank you to my parents for supporting my choice to pursue a career in the arts, even though it was a little bit crazy.
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Karen Horting, executive director and CEO for SWE, says the Doodle is an opportunity to encourage young women to pursue a career in engineering.
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Chan had previously wanted to pursue a career in journalism or marketing, but is now planning to study government and public administration in college.
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She mentors those who want to pursue a career in beauty and also launched a recycling project to help teach children about environmental issues.
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Enthralled by music at a young age, Mr. Foster moved to Washington when he was 18 to pursue a career in the record business.
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No word yet on whether Nett intends to pursue a career in red carpet commentary, but if so, this is a pretty solid starting point.
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Still, Beckham has been training like a maniac to pursue a career in pro sports -- and says he's recently been in contact with the WWE.
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Social science researchers argue that implicit biases may also play a role in a girl's decision not to pursue a career in science or engineering.
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"My parents' decision paid off, as my sister is still with us, and it inspired me to pursue a career in health services," Naveed said.
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It was a great job but after a few years, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in the healing arts, my other passion.
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Ms. Zhao, the Beijing resident, said that after witnessing the polarizing online discourses during the outbreak, she had decided to pursue a career in education.
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Atkinson worked in private practice as a partner at law firm Winston & Strawn before deciding to pursue a career in public service following the Sept.
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It was a great job but after a few years, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in the healing arts, my other passion.
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Flockjay operates an online sales academy that teaches job seekers from underrepresented backgrounds the skills and training they need to pursue a career in tech sales.
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FlockJay: Operates an online sales academy that teaches job seekers from underrepresented backgrounds the skills and training they need to pursue a career in tech sales.
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Ciro has just reported his brother Simone to the police, while Rocco has gone off to pursue a career in the brutal world of professional boxing.
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The program is open to recent grads as well as current college juniors and seniors who want to pursue a career in marketing or social media.
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You need to be very thick-skinned to pursue a career in the performing arts—you need to be able to take a lot of knocks.
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Vince Junior had one passion, and that was for wrestling, despite his father's insistence that his son pursue a career in a more white collar industry.
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They stayed in touch, and, seeing that she was a good writer and curious about current affairs, he encouraged her to pursue a career in journalism.
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Mr. Arnold, who was chosen by his store in Staunton, Va., to attend the shareholder meeting, said he would like to pursue a career in cybersecurity.
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"Sometimes when I go to work, I go to school, I think it's overwhelming," said Ms. Mam, who wants to pursue a career in criminal justice.
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While Angelina Flor Pua has been competing in pageants since she was 12, she says it was always her dream to pursue a career in aviation
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If you want to pursue a career in the challenging yet fulfilling world of product management, you'll find a great primer in this online training bundle.
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Mr. Eide was born there that year but left to attend Harvard, serve in the Marines, study in Taiwan and pursue a career in Chinese studies.
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It was their Catholic faith and commitment to helping the poor and vulnerable that contributed to his decision to pursue a career in public service, Shriver says.
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During his second proposal, he told her he "really wanted to marry her" – but advised her to decline his offer and pursue a career in politics instead.
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She fell into fashion design when a teacher first suggested to her in secondary school that she pursue a career in the arts, which required lower grades.
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Knight first became interested in selling shoes while still a student at Stanford, but he decided to become a CPA and pursue a career in accounting instead.
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McAleenan left his job in private sector law after 9/11 to pursue a career in national security and became deputy CBP commissioner under the Obama administration.
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For Jorge Reina, his hard work and determination to apply for C4Q and pursue a career in tech all comes back to his 9-year-old daughter.
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The Greek monarchy was formally abolished in 1974, and Princess Theodora was raised in England before heading to the United States to pursue a career in acting.
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Odell Beckham's cousin, Terron Beckham, says he pivoting from his NFL dream ... and trying to pursue a career in the WWE as a jacked up pro wrestler!!!
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And those times cemented my resolve to pursue a career in public service, first as a prosecutor, then as a city official, and now as a congressman.
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While his brother followed their father, a longtime counsel to the San Francisco school board, into law, Judge Breyer initially hoped to pursue a career in acting.
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She had planned to pursue a career in the medical field, but after realizing that medicine wasn't her passion, she started searching for opportunities in other industries.
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She decided in high school that she wanted to pursue a career in translation, developing a fascination with the English language in her home country of Germany.
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Sanseverino, 16, said she wants to pursue a career in child psychology, with the aim of helping children before they become so troubled they turn to violence.
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For some female viewers of the long-running series, the show has been about much more than entertainment; it's encouraged them to pursue a career in science.
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She knew that she wanted to pursue a career in government, and, in 19603, when she was twenty-nine, she became a deputy city attorney for Atlanta.
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She attended college at the American University of Paris, according to her Facebook profile, and then moved to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting and modeling.
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Two seasons back from her break to pursue a career in cricket, Barty has become Australia's best chance of producing a champion in its tournament since 1978.
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When he was in college, Mr. Adler's daughter said, he was not sure if he wanted to pursue a career in radio or be a violin teacher.
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Ms. James did not pursue a career in math and science, her strongest subjects, because Mr. Ververs encouraged her to become a gym teacher, just like him.
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Some of the courses, like the Complete Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing Course, will prepare you to actually pursue a career in a field like video editing.
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Osborne, a Washington native, moved to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting and was once mentored by Lucille Ball, according to an official bio on his website.
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If you're hoping to pursue a career in technology, you might think that at the top of every employer's wish list are multiple coding languages or data analysis.
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Behind him stood two college students, both considering whether to pursue a career in criminal justice, who had texted each other beforehand about whether they should wear heels.
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Growing up in Provence, France, Laura Mercier never imagined she would pursue a career in cosmetics — let alone launch a multi-million dollar product empire bearing her name.
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After receiving "scores of notes" from children who want to pursue a career in aviation, Qantas announced Thursday that it would launch its own "Future High Flyers" program.
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As I sifted through her public and private information, I found out that she had recently quit her family-owned pharmaceutical company to pursue a career in art.
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Sarah Crill was born and raised in Libby, Montana and lived in Northern Arizona before moving to the Caribbean to pursue a career in the boat charter industry.
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After serving in the Royal Air Force, he worked briefly for The Daily Telegraph as an assistant to the editor before leaving to pursue a career in music.
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Fuller, who was inside the costume when Thunder made his grand entrance in 413, entertained fans for five seasons before he left to pursue a career in comedy.
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She moved there to attend the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (better known to everyone who watched the show as FIDM) and pursue a career in fashion.
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They might work at or have graduated from your high school, attend your dream college, or work in a field you might want to pursue a career in.
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In her later years, Dr. Roman passed on her love for space research to young people and especially sought to inspire girls to pursue a career in science.
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I found out that I love doing service work in the communities, and rather than going to medical school I want to pursue a career in public health.
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Not long ago, my wife, a composer, asked me if I would ever advise a student from a low-income family to pursue a career in the arts.
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Hooten first wanted to pursue a career in medicine in August 2001 when he retired -- but he was soon recalled to active duty after the 9/11 terror attacks.
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But giving athletes the chance to pursue a career in fighting as full time competitors has done wonderful things for the standard of fighting on display in female fights.
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Deciding in 1974 that she wanted to pursue a career in poetry, she moved to New York and became an assistant to James Schuyler, the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.
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A reporter asked Timberlake if he would support his two-year-old son Silas, his son with actress Jessica Biel, to pursue a career in music down the road.
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Despite having deep family connections in politics, Bush has stayed out of the family "business," choosing instead to pursue a career in television, working in syndicated entertainment news shows.
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I didn't have many qualifications, but had learned a lot about relationships and intimacy, so I decided to pursue a career in offering advice and therapy in that area.
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But breaking some of those expectations to pursue a career in acting has given her a level of identification with the story she's now telling through Mulan, she says.
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Intrigued by the medium's potential, he told his parents that he wanted to postpone his plans to become a Presbyterian minister in order to pursue a career in television.
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When I chose to pursue a career in writing, a field that is predominantly white, I realized that the publishing industry too had borders and people who patrol them.
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In 2016, she developed a series called "First Gen," based on her own life, about a Nigerian woman who drops out of medical school to pursue a career in comedy.
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Sabina did not pursue a career in showbusiness: "She got married and her husband was not very happy with her being a singer, so he never encouraged her," says Salma.
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Gates, who is married to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, said contraception allowed her to finish her education, pursue a career in technology and plan when she had her children.
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She moved from Florida to Colorado earlier this year with her boyfriend so she could attend the University of Colorado Denver and he could pursue a career in health care.
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People who actually pursue a career in game development will either learn to appreciate the production phase or burn out, because that's where the bulk of the work takes place.
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After deciding to pursue a career in entertainment, the young Merrill spent World War II as part of the Moss Hart USO troupe, performing throughout the Pacific Theatre of Operations.
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Later, he would move to New York, to pursue a career in graphic design, where the skateboarding bug would find him and take him to cruise the crowded city streets.
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The 24-year-old told Insider that she has been competing in pageants since she was 12, but that it was always her dream to pursue a career in aviation.
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One-third (36 percent) say that they had always wanted to pursue a career in teaching, while three in 10 (31 percent) were simply looking for a change of pace.
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Kaleena Goldsworthy, 33, told me it was a shock when her identical twin, Kayleigh, decided to move to New York City 10 years ago to pursue a career in music.
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When he finished his classes, he created a scholarship so that others would have the opportunity to study and pursue a career in wine, the company said in its tribute.
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Many gifted artists without the money to pursue a career in fine arts turned to commercial art as their day job and became nameless contributors to the brand's public face.
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Schierbecker, 22, a senior majoring in history and German who plans to pursue a career in journalism, said Click's actions reflect a broader problem facing students and journalists on college campuses.
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As a student in Detroit, Brown-Philpot decided to study and pursue a career in accounting because of an exceptional high school accounting teacher who made a lasting impression on her.
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Constand said she did so because Cosby, a mentor to her, was encouraging her to pursue a career in sports broadcasting and said she should get a professional head shot taken.
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She said she hopes to study biology and pursue a career in global health, noting that she wants to continue her research in cardiac arrest and the sickle cell disease trait.
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It can even inspire some to pursue a career in aviation — and it seems that one 10-year-old schoolboy may have already got a head start on his dream job.
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Manage a SQL databaseIf you plan to pursue a career in IT or data science, you'll want to learn how to manage a database and set it up for scalable growth.
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With her determined spirit and independent attitude, the 16-year-old student at North High School in Wichita, Kansas, was on track to graduate early and pursue a career in dermatology.
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Both Charlie and Nicole put their art above almost all else; Nicole moves to LA in part to pursue a career in TV and movies, which she finds major success in.
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Growing up in Maine with a family of nine and a father who was in the Navy, Paul Kousky, 24, thought he would pursue a career in the military — not YouTube.
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A loved one had been killed in mysterious circumstances by an officer who faced no repercussion, and it was this injustice that drove the lieutenant to pursue a career in law enforcement.
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Fanning's role will put her in the shoes of Violet, mentor to an aspiring singer who leaves a bad family life behind in order to pursue a career in the pop world.
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And while Earhart wasn't technically the most skilled pilot of her time, her courage and ambition to pursue a career in flying remain an inspiration more than 80 years after her disappearance.
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Although JFK Jr. wanted to pursue a career in acting, Jackie reportedly refused to let him apply to the Yale School of Drama, insisting he study law instead, according to Page Six.
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Glenn left the astronaut program in 1964 to pursue a career in politics, later learning that NASA and President Kennedy had decided he was too precious to ever fly in space again.
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A: The perception of people working in tech is one of geeks who can't get girlfriends/boyfriends, which has a huge impact on whether girls decide to pursue a career in STEM.
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Gebbia, who grew up in England and South Africa prior to moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting, previously described her husband to Bravo as "truly [my] soul-mate."
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He spent time in school working on ultra-capacitors that could be used in electric vehicles before forsaking a doctoral degree to pursue a career in the brave new world offered online.
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The actor served on the Athens-Clarke County Fire Department for nearly 20 years before leaving to pursue a career in the entertainment industry, the fire department said in a Facebook post.
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In 2007, during a school trip, a visit to the Whitney Museum in New York and a video installation she saw while there cemented her decision to pursue a career in art.
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Knowing there was space for me to write about the things that interested me led me to major in English, which is how I was able to pursue a career in media.
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Along with the debut of Captain Minnie Mouse, Disney Cruise Line announced new youth programs and scholarship funding for girls and young women who want to pursue a career in the cruise industry.
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Michael Engler's film, from a script by Downton Abbey's Julian Fellowes, follows Louise Brooks as a teenager fresh off the train from Wichita to pursue a career in dance in New York City.
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When the division put together a country band, Strait was chosen to lead it, and by the time he returned to Texas, in 20173, he had resolved to pursue a career in music.
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Patterson told MLB Network on Wednesday that after throwing in the 90s at the pitching booth, he caught the eyes of a baseball coach, who told him to pursue a career in baseball.
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Put plainly, if a young man or woman graduates high school at 18, they legally can't really pursue a career in trucking for three years – giving them three years to find another career.
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Though it had been Smith's intention to pursue a career in athletics when she majored in sports management at St. John's starting in 2003, she never knew where that path might eventually lead.
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The loss decimated the nest egg Emma had saved over his decade-long career, and it drove him to pursue a career in wealth management, first at Merrill Lynch and later at HighTower.
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Ho ended up winning first prize and then faced a decision: stay in the liberal atmosphere of Canada or pursue a career in Hong Kong, on the eve of the handover to China.
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Dr. Neal did not often talk about race, Dr. Orr said, but he once recalled that as a child he had been encouraged to play basketball rather than pursue a career in science.
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But after a few years of working at a shoe store, he decided to go to Alamance Community College — an IBM education partner in Graham, North Carolina — to pursue a career in technology.
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Jaff, a 30-year-old who created a foundation to teach English to immigrants and refugees, moved to Mexico from just across the border in San Diego, California, to pursue a career in politics.
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Washington (CNN)Top-tier athletes enrolled at US military service academies must, once again, serve out their mandatory two-year active duty stints upon graduation before they can pursue a career in professional sports.
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Jordan's Wikipedia page (lol) states that he was signed to Canadian football team the BC Lions in October of 2014 but quit "abruptly" in April of 2015 to pursue a career in television. Interesting.
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He said that he and his brothers planned to move to Los Angeles soon to pursue a career in entertainment, and that they were preparing to release a game in the Apple app store.
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He was a student assistant to the basketball coach, charting plays, then quit school to pursue a career in sports and was hired as a "flunky," as he told it, with the Chicago Cubs.
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But with no way to get there, he instead enrolled in medical school in Hungary to pursue a career in psychoanalysis, inspired by his curiosity about what had motivated the anti-Semitism he experienced.
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Joe Vulpis went to college for filmmaking and thought he would pursue a career in TV production — but he ended up becoming a go-to editor for some of YouTube&aposs top stars instead.
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Turned off by the experience of law school, he ditched the plan to be a lawyer—much to the disapproval of his mother—and, at 21, moved to London to pursue a career in advertising.
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Gigi Hadid began modeling for Baby Guess at the age of 2, while Candice Swanepoel was discovered at a flea market in her hometown and dropped out of school to pursue a career in modeling.
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Median base salary: $132,000 Number of current job openings: 3,23 STEM majors take note: Those that pursue a career in software development can have a promising, and profitable, future as a manager down the road.
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She said she was set to graduate in two weeks with a degree in media studies from the College of Staten Island and wanted to pursue a career in music, radio, social media or journalism.
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Inspired by a summer writing course at Columbia University to pursue a career in journalism, she was hired as a reporter at The Albuquerque Journal and then The Perth Amboy Evening News in New Jersey.
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It's also the only job that doesn't require a four-year degree, but rather a certificate or associate's degree, which could encourage professionals from many different educational backgrounds to pursue a career in the field.
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He grew up in the Seattle area, played guitar in local bands as a teenager and, after briefly studying journalism at the University of Washington, moved to New York to pursue a career in music.
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Born in New York City and raised in Leonia, New Jersey, he began his career working in seafood restaurants in Provincetown, Massachusetts — which was said to have sparked his decision to pursue a career in cooking.
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But, like many people who discover they don't have what it takes to pursue a career in the performing arts, now I sit at a desk for hours on end, and my perfect posture has wilted.
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Wade, a former rugby union player in England, quit the sport last year to pursue a career in the NFL after becoming increasingly frustrated with his omissions from the England national team, as The Independent reported.
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Mr. Vadukul attended Enfield Grammar School, but by age 15 he had decided to pursue a career in photography instead of higher-level studies, hoping to build on his pocket-size portfolio of Kodachrome slide transparencies.
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By analyzing data from science industry surveys, researchers discovered that 43% of women left full-time STEM employment after their first child, either to pursue a career in another field or to leave the workforce entirely.
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He grew up in rural California and developed an interest in gun spinning from watching old Westerns, and when he moved to Chicago to pursue a career in comedy, he fell into a job at Donley's.
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Particularly telling is a report — part of a recent Deloitte-issued "Skills gap in US manufacturing outlook" — that less than 40 percent of parents say they would encourage their children to pursue a career in manufacturing.
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Among the few staff members at the seminars with a bachelor's degree, she had worked in a lab at a hospital and had little relevant experience when she decided to pursue a career in renewable energy.
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" And Kate's romance will mirror her bold choice to pursue a career in music like mom Rebecca (Mandy Moore), says Metz: "For anything that works, you have to work for it, so she'll be working for it.
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And our education system still is not very reliable, so most of the graduates—even if they studied computer science, or any field related to tech— don't have the appropriate skills to pursue a career in tech.
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He calls Patterson's "The Black Book" the best the author has written in 25 years and likes the new character Harriet Blue, an Australian cop who overcame a tough life to pursue a career in law enforcement.
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He briefly attended Georgetown University in Washington in the 1960s before dropping out of college to pursue a career in music in California, only to run out of money on arriving in Houston on his way west.
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It wasn't something that I thought would stick, but when I moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in writing and entertainment, I was quickly introduced to an agent who signed me to do some promotional modeling.
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"We have to ask, systematically, how someone with such clear right-wing extremist views, who writes a master's paper with clearly nationalistic ideas … was able to continue to pursue a career in the Bundeswehr," she said to reporters.
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Even at such a young age, Depp, who grew up on the set of her father's movies and backstage at concerts for her mother, French star Vanessa Paradis, is confident she wants to pursue a career in movies.
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The brush with the law could have landed him in jail, but Ingram was sent to a diversion program to keep kids out of prison; while there, the young developer decided to pursue a career in computer science.
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Back in Hyderabad I visited a small garment factory called SQube Fashions run by Suresh Yedla, a thin 30-something guy who had left a life of poverty behind in his village to pursue a career in design.
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Since finishing up on the JSF game, and helping to create a few more Innerloop games such as Extreme Sports for the Sega Dreamcast, Rune left the company in 1999 to pursue a career in film and illustration.
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But several guests at the dinner — held by the head of the Truman Foundation, which awards scholarships to young people who plan to pursue a career in public service — said they had no recollection of any inappropriate behavior.
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But in her latest creation, "Fame Notions," which had its premiere on Friday at Performance Space New York, Ms. Walsh is concerned specifically with why anyone — herself included — would pursue a career in such an economically precarious field.
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At the end of the trip we'll nod and smile, and I won't be left wondering why his father said that one thing in 1994 that meant he never had the confidence to pursue a career in architecture.
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Initially wanting to be a writer, Ms. Kokosalaki studied literature at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, but all the while, she later said, she had been resisting an internal call to pursue a career in fashion.
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Until Monday, when Tebow announced his intention to pursue a career in Major League Baseball, it was the closest the soon-to-be 29-year-old — his birthday is Sunday — has ever come to playing the game professionally.
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Hugh: After I left school, I tried to pursue a career in dancing and acting, but the parts available I wasn't keen on doing at all, or if I did like the part, I wasn't successful in getting it.
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Peterson came to Detroit to pursue a career in sports in 2007; getting involved with the local community led her inadvertently into the bauble business as a second job (a third job, really, counting motherhood, as Peterson puts it).
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According to Just Jared's source, Hilton will continue to focus on her career as an in-demand DJ, while Zylka will continue acting (he previously starred in HBO's The Leftovers), and pursue a career in art (he does art?).
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"The inconsistencies of their answers are troubling," says Garrett, who is also on his high school s football team and will begin college in the fall at the University of South Carolina to pursue a career in sports management.
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Ukraine didn't make it beyond the group stages in the end, and no sooner had the tournament concluded than Shevchenko had announced his retirement from playing in order to pursue a career in politics with the Ukraine Forward party.
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Sources close to Jen tell TMZ ... she caught the real estate bug after making some extra cash helping agents flip her own homes, and decided she wanted to take real estate classes and pursue a career in the biz.
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Cherry never appeared in an NFL game, but his website says he was on the rosters of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cincinnati Bengals, Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens before retiring in 2007 to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
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Dozens of children have enrolled since the school opened in 2012, performing locally and in festivals around the country, and some going on to pursue a career in the performing arts, said Adel al-Bahdaly, a coach at the school.
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"In many cases, we lack the nuance, subtlety and grace of Egyptians," said Diana Esposito, a Harvard graduate from New York who came to Egypt in 2008 on a Fulbright scholarship and stayed to pursue a career in belly dance.
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The incident helped motivate Hostin, 51, to pursue a career in law — and is part of the reason she's focusing on crime in her new series, The Truth About Murder With Sunny Hostin, which premieres tonight at 10 on Investigation Discovery.
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After moving to the United States in 22015 to pursue a career in commercial photography, he was instantly captivated by the wide-open landscapes of the American West and the charming small towns that appeared frozen in a bygone era.
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He dropped out of college to pursue a career in folk music and became friendly with Crosby and future Starship member David Freiberg, spending days and nights on the beach, strumming guitars and indulging in Crosby's premium stash of marijuana.
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The young lovers find each other as Natasha's family is hours away from being deported back to Jamaica, and Daniel has an interview for Yale, where his parents want him to pursue a career in medicine rather than his passion for poetry.
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"I've learned that being a women in any industry can be a struggle, and being a young woman in music can make it extremely challenging at times," she says about what it's like to pursue a career in music as a young woman.
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Ms. Linneman, who agreed to be named because she hopes to pursue a career in recovery advocacy, got her first pills — Vyvanse and Adderall, stimulants for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder — in high school from the boy with the locker next to hers.
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Telling young women that men make up the bulk of the STEM workforce, for example, may dissuade women from entering the field, but pointing out that there's been growth in female representation could instead motivate them to pursue a career in that industry.
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Cohen, who won an Olympic silver medal in 2006 and retired from figuring skating in 2010, said she's a "big fan" of Warren Buffett, revealing the billionaire investor and Berkshire Hathaway boss inspired her to pursue a career in the financial industry.
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Christine Lagarde, for instance, may not have become the IMF's managing director, if she hadn't have failed to secure a place at Ecole Nationale d'Administration, a prestigious college in France, which she was hoping to attend, to pursue a career in senior civil service.
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It's strange that a woman who grew up as an only child would feel terrified by the thought of solitude, especially one who chose to move away from her family to pursue a career in New York City, rather than her native Puerto Rico.
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Both men, veterans of the nexus where Atlanta's street culture meets its music scene, have known Lil Baby since he was a charismatic teenager who was respected around town for his gambling prowess, and they had long encouraged him to pursue a career in music.
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Born and raised in Spain, 25-year-old Sanchez self-taught himself to play guitar at age 14 and moved to Miami when he was 18 to pursue a career in music after producer Jim Jonsin (Beyoncé, Usher, Jamie Foxx) came across his cover clips online.
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The big picture: Girls are just as likely as boys to have earned high enough grades to pursue a career in a STEM field, but because of gender stereotypes and high performance in other non-STEM subjects, women can be systematically driven away from STEM careers.
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" When he announced his decision to leave television news and pursue a career in politics in a February op-ed for The Daily Beast, he wrote, "I'm leaving my career at the station where (Parker) worked to fight for the causes she and I value the most.
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Those photos are recognizably Ballen photographs, but the hallmarks of his aesthetic — the windowless rooms, the absurdist juxtapositions, the recurring cast of otherworldly characters — didn't truly emerge in his work until the early 1980s, when he moved to South Africa to pursue a career in mineral exploration.
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"I was too busy to date," said Ms. Middleton, 29, who was born in Shreveport, La., and raised in Charleston, S.C. She had moved to Los Angeles in 2012 to pursue a career in sports and entertainment management when the job with her brother opened up.
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"From the very first time I stepped foot into Sephora, this new world opened up and I discovered my gift," says Dedivanovic, who started working there when he was 17 years old despite pressure from his family to pursue a career in business or real estate.
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My son came to me and told me in his own words that he felt he could not pursue a career in video games, because of everything he'd been told—that it's a waste of time, what are you doing, do something you can have a career in.
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One of the most prominently featured children of the houses, early in the season, is Damon Richards (Ryan Jamaal Swain), a femme gay black teenager who is kicked out of his home for his sexuality, spurring his move to New York City to pursue a career in modern dance.
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And while the young Mr. Grey knew he was more sexually attracted to men, he also knew, from an early age, that to make his way in life — and in particular, to pursue a career in the spotlight — he would need to rigorously conceal the truth about himself.
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The country artist founded the Follow Your Heart Scholarship Fund in 2016 with the help of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, where Korzenowski works, to help provide financial support to graduating seniors from his hometown of Grenada County, Mississippi, who plan to pursue a career in the arts.
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"You can't relate to any other song like you can to a country song, and that's why I bonded with it so much and that's why it's my favorite genre," Baylee says about why he chose to pursue a career in country as opposed to pop, like his father.
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When his devastated parents asked Penn State officials whether there were any warning signs -- of why their seemingly happy and healthy son who was eager to help others and excited to pursue a career in physical therapy would kill himself at 18 -- Penn State officials said nothing, the family attorney said.
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He talks about what it was like to grow up and play sports in a small town in rural Kansas, before making the life-changing decision to pursue a career in professional basketball at the age of 15—a decision that ultimately landed him a spot on the Sacramento Kings roster.
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The oncologist Grace was sent to, Dr. Jochen Lorch of the nearby Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, had watched a patient die this way during medical school, and it filled him with such horror, such helplessness, that for years he felt sure he would never pursue a career in cancer treatment.
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In a commencement speech at the University of Minnesota last year, Ms. Edstrom said that she had wanted to pursue a career in law enforcement but that, at five feet tall, she was told she was too short to get a job as a police officer or an F.B.I. agent.
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Though the book mostly focuses on Lansing's life before and after moving to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting only to end up on the other side of the camera, it also delves into her mindset as she approached her 60th birthday in 2004 and realized she wanted more in life.
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"While pioneering what could only be described as one of the most challenging problems in theoretical physics of his time, [Hawking] also put in a conscious effort to communicate his ideas with others including the public, and inspired generations of students to pursue a career in physics," Manikandan and Jordan told me.
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As singer Josey Scott's voice crescendos higher and higher through the song's pre-chorus, we are tempted to close our eyes and let ourselves be overtaken by the strength of his angelic voice, which served the band well from 1996 until 2012, when he departed to pursue a career in Christian music.
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But it was my fault; I was very vulnerable and afraid that I didn't know what I want to major in and I listened to everyone who told me to pursue a career in a STEM field that would make me a lot of money which I would if I were any good at that.
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Worsham and his new bride met through her nonprofit work at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, where he began the initial stages of setting up his Follow Your Heart Scholarship, which helps provide financial support to graduating seniors from his hometown of Grenada County, Mississippi, who plan to pursue a career in the arts.
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The airline, which said it developed the recruiting program over several years, is also working with professional associations such as the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, Women in Aviation International, the National Intercollegiate Flying Association and the National Gay Pilots Association to encourage students through high school age to pursue a career in aviation.
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It gave me a deep appreciation for the unique freedoms I had as an American and inspired me to pursue a career in politics and honor my own family of immigrants and political refugees, who have not always had the individual freedoms or the right to vote that too many in the U.S. take for granted.
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"So if back in 1980, John Brennan was allowed to say, 'I voted for the Communist Party with Gus Hall' ... and still got through, rest assured that your rights and your expressions and your freedom of speech as Americans is something that's not going to be disqualifying of you as you pursue a career in government."
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