Male trainees are often permitted to retake tactical exams when female trainees are denied the opportunity to do so.
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Nobuya Takai, a lawyer who has represented foreign trainees in labor disputes, said the pretense that trainees are not workers contributes to problems.
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According to the suit, the bureau's instructors are mostly men and they penalized and dismissed female trainees at a significantly higher rate than male trainees.
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Many doctors found themselves less likely to let trainees participate in procedures, a change that could have a negative long-term effect on trainees' learning, they said.
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" He reminded the trainees that they represent "the commonwealth.
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Narrator: All trainees have to graduate ... Instructor: Fall out!
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None of the trainees have seen it before, Chloe included.
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In Makawanpur district, a third of trainees have been women.
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All of the cooperative's trainees are treated properly, she added.
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But hospitals might not immediately change trainees' schedules, he said.
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That lesson gets particularly high marks from trainees, said Capt.
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Narrator: Trainees spend over 130 hours with the firearms department.
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"See how it pulls the eye?" she asked the trainees.
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The current system picks surgical trainees based on intellectual capacity.
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Recently, I saw a patient with one of my trainees.
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This was true for both trainees and more established doctors.
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Other exams were performed to educate med students and trainees.
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There are mock checkpoints to help trainees simulate vehicle inspections.
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Lawmakers praised the Defense Department's action on the Saudi trainees.
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Daily life for the trainees at the academy is tough.
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In one room, instructors watch as trainees respond to simulated emergencies.
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The regulations applied to trainees in all fields, not just surgery.
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Listen with love: There's a good chance your trainees are scared.
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The biggest achievement, however, is the improved self-confidence of trainees.
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Merrill has hired 1,553 financial adviser trainees so far this year.
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It has some 3,500 trainees in its multi-year program overall.
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Many BEST programs expose trainees through lectures, workshops, courses and internships.
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Trainees, meanwhile, have reported frequent instances of workplace abuse and bullying.
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Narrator: Once the trainees learn how to use firearms ... Instructor: Face!
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Tillman thinks that talking is vital—for trainees and qualified professionals.
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Two other trainees saw her, and asked her what was wrong.
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It will also relax rules about the supervision of medical trainees.
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Trainees learned how to use weapons and explosives at the camp.
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The other trainees in the photo have been suspended without pay.
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But a number of Afghan trainees have disappeared in recent years.
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In Vietnam, unscrupulous recruiters and brokers often charge trainees exorbitant fees.
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The week-long event exposes the trainees to conditions similar to what theyÕd see in a deployed environment and also gives the trainees an opportunity to work together as a team without the guidance of their instructors.
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Life magazine published pictures of the trainees a week before the election.
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Trainees have rebuilt more than 3,000 houses in 10 of those districts.
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When they finish the course, 98% of trainees stay in their jobs.
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Back in 2014 three trainees went AWOL from a facility in Massachusetts.
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By its own count, however, only 12% of these trainees found jobs.
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Trainees are taught a set of structured sessions, to use for everyone.
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Sudduth and Williams were seasoned veterans; Montague and Tillett their rookie trainees.
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She got to choose the people who would be accepted as trainees.
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They are model trainees and have internalized all they have been taught.
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Nearly two out of three trainees have school-grade qualifications or lower.
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The trainees had claimed the restaurant chain unlawfully denied them overtime pay.
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Pay attention to both your trainees questions, and to their emotional state.
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Trainees spend time sharing personal experiences with mental illness, adversity and crisis.
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You can't replace all those vets with trainees without experiencing some problems.
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The best movements, they teach their trainees, combine structure and dramatic protest.
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Narrator: Which forces trainees to follow basic commands under extreme psychological stress.
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Narrator: The trainees have to describe vehicles parked hundreds of yards away.
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She was the only woman in a room filled with male trainees.
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Ben's own work and that of his trainees transformed this view entirely.
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"It's not like the movies," he said as the trainees paired off.
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When new trainees arrive in a white bus, they see no fences.
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"One day, they will be colleagues, not just your trainees," she said.
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Both lawmakers called for reviewing future vetting of future foreign military trainees.
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A place that astronaut trainees can come to this pool to simulate.
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I'm leading the Ayurveda module for the current teacher trainees at the studio.
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Even many of those accepted as trainees never make the stage at all.
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"It scares me that these guys are taking on new trainees," McLaughlin said.
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Ten of the former trainees agreed to be interviewed exclusively by NBC News.
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The one booming industry, care, is desperate for more geriatricians, nurses and trainees.
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Capgemini hires 4,000 people every year in France, 22,000 interns and 400 trainees.
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Often, they'll offer lower-cost or even free counseling with trainees or students.
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It's clear this has been an aspirational, self-improving move for the trainees.
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One week she was seen by one of the trainees in my practice.
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Trainees face off with role players who may or not be a threat.
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A quarter of trainees end their contracts early, according to the education ministry.
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Harris says under the new curriculum trainees are taught to be humanitarians first.
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Army trainees are screened at all four Army Training Centers as they arrive.
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Many employers use the trainees as cheap labor, and they often are abused.
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The parts of the dummy that the trainees drill through are easily replaceable.
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Mr. Nighswander acknowledged that many trainees would never work at APT after graduation.
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The trainees were, for the most part, middle-aged women and little boys.
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The study also said there were two teacher trainees for every existing teacher.
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Cheng said Thursday that the "trainees" at these schools had now all graduated.
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"Trainees spend one year with us," says Penny Park, the school's marketing manager.
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The success stories of graduates provide a positive example and motivate current trainees.
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Without their applications, German companies would have ended up with fewer new trainees.
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"The tendency of Afghan trainees in the United States to go AWOL may hinder the operational readiness of their home units, negatively impact the morale of fellow trainees and home units, and pose security risks to the United States," it concluded.
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Spoiler: The answer is the latter, though the trainees have trouble telling the difference.
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The first class of trainees in the U.S. program will also work at AWS.
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Al Gore travels across the globe, educating trainees, who we barely get to know.
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The trainees are also required to go through the regular US visa application process.
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Some of the trainees flounder; some turn out to have lied about their age.
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The first thing the trainees learn is how to fall down and roll away.
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The trainees don't—or, at least, are good at hiding their second-hand embarrassment.
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Half of the trainees are women, and more than a third are Syrian refugees.
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Relay and Sposato both make their trainees' graduation dependent on improved outcomes for students.
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Also, only 40 percent taught trainees how to conduct physical exams on transgender patients.
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Cultural exchange categories include scholars, interns, teachers, seasonal workers, au pairs and professional trainees.
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Every year, about 2000,290 trainees graduate from the Academy before heading to the field.
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To smash open a window, he advises trainees, strike the corners, not the center.
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By 2020, they have ambitions to release 30,000 people from prison through their trainees.
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Upon graduation, trainees are assigned as developmental controllers at an air traffic control facility.
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My clinical psychology trainees rarely have trouble asking their clients to explore something problematic.
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The living arrangements were primitive; trainees had to share the flea-infested sleeping bags.
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Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and UBS declined to provide their adviser trainees' graduation rates.
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Trainees can more easily examine and identify reproductive organs if a patient is unconscious.
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It's not uncommon for trainees to run up to the fence and just stop.
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By then he had told his story to half a dozen specialists and trainees.
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If trainees failed college-entrance exams, they would be immediately drafted back into service.
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Each day, he and the other trainees had to wake up at 4 A.M .
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One Saturday, the trainees took buses into Washington, D.C., for a day of sightseeing.
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When trainees don't save enough to repay broker fees, they sometimes stay on illegally.
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By then he had told his story to half a dozen specialists and trainees.
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To take one example, employers said trainees needed to be taught both hydraulics and pneumatics.
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The navigators build a relationship with trainees and help them change their responses to conflict.
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Although no aviation experience is required, the airline will be "highly selective" in choosing trainees.
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The young trainees, who are still standing in between the two older men, clarify this.
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The spokesperson also confirmed that trainees only have access to public events and public documents.
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Her trainees have now started their own tailoring businesses, earning enough to be self-reliant.
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We deliver soup and salad made by the trainees to those working in the windows.
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Trainees signed "education agreements" to receive "concentrated training" and undergo "live-in study", Zakir said.
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Trainees will interact with the content using voice commands to identify obstacles while wearing headsets.
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Spanish language class is now mandatory for all trainees, even if they're a native speaker.
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The wealth unit had some 3,500 trainees in its program as of the third quarter.
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While the employment prospects might be bleak, trainees say the workshops provide a safe space.
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That trainees could learn in a few weeks what Indianapolis workers had spent years mastering.
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Overall, it's important for self-experimenters of any stripe — dieters, fitness buffs, mindfulness trainees, etc.
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He said: you're going to be in training for six weeksand I don't pay trainees.
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Training programs don't seem to be very good at persuading trainees to change their practices.
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The deputy governor, Aierken Tuniyazi, also rejected accusations that the trainees are in detention camps.
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Across campus, Ryan Choi instructs another group of Border Patrol trainees in self-defense tactics.
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The administration recently estimated that about 30,000 additional trainees would use the benefit next year.
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The image shows more than two dozen trainees with their arms raised and faces blurred.
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Except for possible return to Afghanistan, SIGAR found trainees suffer no consequences for going AWOL.
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About a dozen Saudi trainees at the Pensacola base had been confined to their quarters as the FBI investigated the shooting as a potential terror attack, and the Pentagon initiated a review of all Saudi military trainees in the country, numbering around 850 students.
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Four of Jordan's trainees currently serve task forces in Seattle, Texas, New York, and now Utah.
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And a Vive, which lets trainees explore the physical space in the VR environment, costs $499.
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Some 200 trainees are stationed at the facility, officials said, and some had been taken hostage.
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But trainees are warned: the suits are dangerous not only to their foes, but to themselves.
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On the platform, trainees and employers have profiles where they can showcase their needs and skills.
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This month, it issued a reminder to employers that trainees are covered by Japanese labour law.
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Don't give your trainees the impression that they will never know enough to take security measures.
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In an effort to find trainees from different backgrounds, British law firms are trying "contextual recruitment".
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But when therapy touches politics, trainees are awkward and uncertain about what they should appropriately ask.
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Skywalker created a Jedi Academy, trained Solo, and then saw Kylo Ren slaughter all his trainees.
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Mr. Sopko said Afghan military trainees have higher A.W.O.L. rates than those from any other country.
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Trainees learn tracking techniques as well as how to process people they apprehend in the field.
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They also established that higher status was somewhat protective; junior doctors and trainees encountered more rudeness.
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I was a firearms instructor, I taught post-academy with the new trainees that came in.
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In the copy of the photo provided to VICE News, the trainees' faces are blurred out.
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This month, it issued a reminder to employers that trainees are covered by Japanese labor law.
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Trainees practice entering and stopping an active shooter at an ALERRT training facility in San Marcos, Texas.
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Trainees use latex surgical models like this when learning how to reopen a victim's airways after injury.
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Trainees practice entering and stopping an active shooter at an ALERRT training facility in San Marcos, Texas.
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In the previous week, the trainees included insomniacs, tattoo artists, exotic dancers and mixed-martial-arts fighters.
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Since 2007, US facilities have hosted 2,207 Afghan trainees, the Department of Defense said in a statement.
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Studies repeatedly show its benefits for trainees: it helps them perform operations faster and with fewer accidents.
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Hundreds of trainees were stationed at the college on the city outskirts when masked gunmen stormed in.
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Trainees need extensive clinical experience under supervision to acquire the skills necessary to successfully treat these patients.
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When trainees finish the four-week course in cooking, hospitality, and kitchen hygiene, they receive a certificate.
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Opponents at the time argued the restrictions did not protect patients and limited educational opportunities for trainees.
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Trainees are also allowed to stay longer on some cases for the benefit of patients and families.
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He asked six trainees, three men and three women, to come to the middle of the room.
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It has been using technology and week-long group sessions around the country to bring trainees together.
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" The distinctions were explained to trainees in arcane formulas such as "Not Protected + Quasi protected = not protected.
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The instructors were supposed to create difficult conditions by splashing, making waves and yelling at the trainees.
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The trainees have to make a split-second decision of whether or not to draw and fire.
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Macky Neal warns audiences that the photographs may be upsetting, and trainees sometimes look away or leave.
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Everything the trainees need is on campus, including a grocery store, dry cleaners and even a bar.
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And about three-quarters of trainees dropped out industry-wide in 2018, in-line with recent years.
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Martirosyan, who heads Right Side, is working on a map of potential future employers for her trainees.
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Industry-wide, around half of adviser trainees drop out before finishing the programs, according to media reports.
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For $22,215, the teacher trainees spend nine weeks living in a hotel where Choudhury dictates their schedules.
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It teaches trainees that consistency is key, and that success comes from long-term strategies and planning.
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"When male trainees do the same, they are praised for having a 'command presence,'" the lawsuit said.
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And yet, "this is an incredible chance to learn for our trainees and for me," he said.
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It is an inviting setup for an internship — at least for college-age trainees who love sports.
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That means trainees can get experience not only with normal anatomy, but with abnormal and diseased anatomy.
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Kinsella said he believed that the broader Pensacola community still supported the presence of international military trainees.
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This simulated encounter is used to teach new trainees to consider all options before using deadly force.
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Mr. Barr rejected reports that other Saudi trainees had known of and recorded video of the shooting.
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The Pensacola shooting drew immediate scrutiny to the system of accepting foreign military trainees on US bases.
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One of my fellow trainees even urinated on their bags, giggling to himself like a deviant child.
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"At present the trainees who have participated...have all graduated," Zakir told a news conference in Beijing.
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Farms, food-processing businesses and many manufacturers would struggle to stay afloat without foreign trainees, specialists say.
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Mr. Shepard taught his trainees that the most efficient way around is not always the shortest way.
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The courses typically run at capacity and provide instruction at no cost to trainees, Mr. Fugate said.
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Jim Justice, who said in a statement that he had approved a recommendation to fire the trainees.
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Because trainees are not permitted to switch employers, leaving their jobs usually means losing legal visa status.
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The lawsuit alleges that over 100 women who recently enrolled at the FBI's Basic Field Training Course in Quantico as new agent trainees or new intelligence analyst trainees have encountered some form of gender discrimination, and that the problem is worse for women of color or those with disabilities.
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Bank of America Settles Claims It Cheated Merrill Trainees Out of Overtime | Bank of America and its Merrill Lynch unit will pay $14 million to settle lawsuits claiming that they forced financial adviser trainees to work at least 60 hours a week, including on weekends, without paying them overtime.
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But the government has been surreptitiously admitting more foreign workers, mostly in the guise of students and trainees.
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Trainees learn food hygiene, get help with English, maths, IT and interview skills, receive mentoring and job placements.
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This is where two trainees switch houses to live with another puppy raiser family for a few days.
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The mission was eventually canceled, which led Peterson and his other trainees to joining the government space agency.
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Female trainees of the Los Angeles Police Department practice firing their newly issued revolvers on March 6, 1948.
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According to Thomas, there are not enough trainees "in the pipeline" to replace those employees who have left.
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She encourages her trainees to study hard, and has offered educational grants for some her less fortunate athletes.
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These trials come at a critical time, amid mounting evidence of serious mental health concerns for medical trainees.
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In addition trainees are required by law to fly 2013,500 hours before being hired by a commercial airline.
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Per the announcement, trainees will "begin studying" in January 2019 and will start work in schools that year.
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Thanks to its massive community of users, OpenClassrooms could end up converting its most loyal users into trainees.
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Fewer than half of the procedures U.S. surgical trainees performed were relevant to surgical practice in MSF projects.
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Those trainees, the organization says, have in turn given 23,764 presentations to more than 1.87 million audience members.
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Choudhury has been accused of sexual assault by some of his yoga practitioners, students, instructors and teacher trainees.
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Akitakata's foreign population is about two-thirds trainees from places such as China, Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines.
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"I punished the lowest-performing trainees according to the rules of the competition and hurt them," he said.
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In October, 2014, Aguirre, the governor, resigned amid outrage over the disappearance of the teacher trainees in Ayotzinapa.
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One way to do achieve this is through engaging and encouraging pediatric trainees to pursue Preventive Medicine training.
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Change relationships between trainees and faculty to mentoring networks or committee-based advising to reduce risk of harassment.
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In Kansas, which shares a border with Colorado, cannabis is still part of the curriculum for canine trainees.
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"Medical training creates mental health disorders, then makes it impossible for many trainees to get help," she said.
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His email started out in a straightforward way, as most of the communications I receive from trainees do.
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Over the years, cases of karoshi have been reported among white-collar executives, automotive engineers and immigrant trainees.
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Three 55-inch screens and surround sound give trainees an interactive experience very similar to real-world driving.
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Of the trainees who went AWOL, many fled the country, some were deported and 13 remained unaccounted for.
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Classroom teaching, including language courses, will continue while Pentagon leaders review vetting procedures for all foreign military trainees.
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The roughly 5,200 international trainees currently learning in the US, then, may be affected by the Pentagon's scrutiny.
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During one of my training days, a tall, red-mustachioed loss-prevention manager addressed our group of trainees.
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Bank of America Settles Claims It Cheated Merrill Trainees Out of Overtime | Bank of America and its Merrill Lynch unit will pay $14 million to settle lawsuits claiming that they forced financial adviser trainees to work at least 60 hours a week, including on weekends, without paying them overtime. reuters
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The uptick in AWOL Afghan trainees in the U.S coincides with the increase in violence inside war-embattled Afghanistan
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He's helped a lot of kids, who started as trainees like us, and many went on to become owners.
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It's our glimpses into Girl 249's life that reveal what Utrax wants most for its so-called trainees.
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According to Griffiths, trainees forget 70 percent of what they are taught within 24 hours of a training experience.
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Teams visit local schools to tell the children about apprenticeships, and over 30% of trainees come from disadvantaged areas.
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The eight trainees that went missing in September were not acting as a group when they vanished, Stump said.
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It defines actors pretty broadly, so it's not just employees, but anyone involved: volunteers, trainees, contractors, health care entities.
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A module on fencing is being introduced to all prison officer trainees by the Justice department, later this year.
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The trailer shows young trainees at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center as they prepare to become astronauts and astrophysicists.
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Esperanza Pascual, the academy's president, said the center can get anywhere from 50 to 200 new trainees each week.
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Few trainees were worried about coming home empty handed or had heard of cases involving physical or psychological abuse.
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Ranger trainees often had to function on just two hours of rest a night and a single daily meal.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill — Chipotle won its bid to undo a class action suit by management trainees in six states.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) won its bid to undo a class action lawsuit by management trainees in six states.
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In America high-performing charter schools teach trainees in the classroom and bring them on with coaching and feedback.
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The program will focus recruiting trainees "from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds" and will start accepting applications in 2019.
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Last year, nearly 241 percent of financial adviser trainees hired were female or members of minority groups, he added.
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Attacks against coalition troops by their Afghan trainees increased — five such attacks left 16 coalition troops dead this year.
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The academy can accommodate up to 50 trainees per class, but most graduating classes have hovered in the 20s.
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Cerulli Associates estimates that the industry attracted about 20,000 trainees in 2018, with a failure rate of approximately 75%.
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Trainees from 40 countries have come through the bakery, which has 85 types of breads on a rotating menu.
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Mentorship is a two-way street, with the most successful academics also being the greatest champions of their trainees.
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Of the 17 trainees in the 2017—2018 program, who hailed from nine countries, eight went on job interviews.
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The contingency plans at many police departments include reallocating staff, deploying trainees and retirees and curtailing some service calls.
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There, the medical trainees will get hands-on experience treating someone who's lost a limb in a combat zone.
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We were in a room full of trainees for the Iowa presidential caucus that would occur in 19 days.
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My legislation authorizes trainees to use the telehealth program under the supervision of an appropriately credentialed VA medical professional.
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He was one of hundreds of military trainees at the base, which is considered the home of naval aviation.
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It is that kind of perspective that drew the attention of trainees already attracted to the human side of medicine.
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On Wednesday, she met with the trainees again to hear how the initiative has helped them gain confidence and employment.
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On a chilly winter morning, dozens of truck driver trainees file into a classroom at the headquarters of Prime Inc.
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During that year-long internship, HERO Corps trainees will sift through thousands of disturbing images of adults sexually assaulting children.
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Some 260,000 of them are trainees from countries such as Vietnam and China who can stay three to five years.
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The former trainees said their experiences at the FBI's training academy in Quantico, Virginia, left them feeling powerless and angry.
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A wide-area, high-end tracking system determines the position of multiple trainees and their weapons in a large space.
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More than once she urges trainees to remain alert and to take advantage of inattention by representatives of rival parties.
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Columbus Air Force Base trains pilots on a variety of aircraft, with more advanced trainees learning on the T-38C.
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He confidently looks at the two young trainees, who are now sitting in the audience, and gives them a nod.
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Later, when C.J. (Rohrbach) orders lunch for the guards and trainees, Ronnie timidly tells her that he'll have a salad.
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Police academies should ingrain a wide range of skills, drills and responses in trainees before they ever handle a firearm.
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I meet Heemskerk-Shep in Dignita, the restaurant Not For Sale runs to provide real kitchen experience for its trainees.
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Last year, Oracle completed a "Class Of" campus in Austin for new recruits, with a full capacity for 10,000 trainees.
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At the front, rows of airplane seats face a television monitor where trainees can watch live surgeries and ask questions.
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About 320 foreign military trainees have gone AWOL while in the United States since 2005, SIGAR reported in October 2017.
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The nervous trainees were milling about below, checking the flight boards to see which instructor they would be assigned to.
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Narrator: When the trainees graduate, they'll leave with 21120 different certifications, some learned inside the classroom, but most learned outside.
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The trainees apply their skills in a variety of tactical scenarios, such as a hostage situation with an active shooter.
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A group of Russian instructors and their trainees were ambushed by a rebel group in June; one instructor was wounded.
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Like Xia's deliverymen, the trainees evinced confidence about the opportunities that technology would confer on relatively unskilled workers like themselves.
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These changes, including using code words and limiting trainees' involvement with awake patients, were strategies surgeons developed on their own.
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When the Mexican trainees arrived, Shannon stood near her red toolbox, which was decorated with photos of her granddaughter, Carmella.
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As a strait-laced instructor barks orders, the trainees compete against snobby locals and have some fun in the sun.
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More than 90 percent of the women targeted by these actions and comments said they were trainees at the time.
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The course also includes visits to museums and evening public events where trainees put their presentation skills to the test.
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At his orientation, 45 of 20163 trainees raised their hands to be the first to tell the room about themselves.
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Around three-quarters of adviser trainees in the industry exit the business during their first year, according to Cerulli data.
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Around three-quarters of adviser trainees in the industry exit the business during their first year, according to Cerulli data.
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"Trainees" who graduated from its vocational training centers had found stable jobs and been re-integrated into society, Chen said.
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Days earlier, he and three other Saudi military trainees were in New York City, visiting several museums and Rockefeller Center.
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It's not clear whether the individuals in the picture were certified officers undergoing routine training or whether they were trainees.
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Dr. Mayeux described him as a "wonderful, innovative mentor," with many trainees who went on to lead neurology departments themselves.
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"The Korean market is saturated so we are now focusing on recruiting Chinese, Taiwanese and Hong Konguese trainees," says Park.
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Trainees have to pass multiple tests throughout training, plus a 100-question final exam, in order to earn their wings.
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According to government data, the Peace Corps currently has about 7,300 volunteers and trainees, while AmeriCorps has about 75,000 members.
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According to government data, the Peace Corps currently has about 7,300 volunteers and trainees, while AmeriCorps has about 75,000 members.
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He was replaced by a competition among trainees over who could grasp first exactly when the chatbot — which [24]33.
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Jim Justice (R) declared that the more than 30 trainees seen in the photo and their instructor would be fired.
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"When trainees start in India, they just knead the dough so they can get a feel for it," says Dasgupta.
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Of the 320 foreign military trainees that went AWOL since 2005 while in the U.S, almost half – 152 – hailed from Afghanistan.
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In the middle of New York City, I followed Aton Edwards and a group of trainees on a disaster training drill.
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What makes this important to discuss is not the prevalence of depression in physicians and trainees, although it's clearly very high.
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Where psychiatrists are too few, patchy supervision of new trainees can fail to weed out problems that lead to poor quality.
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In it, fighter-pilot trainees don aviator sunglasses and flight suits, and zipp about the skies to a soaring 250s soundtrack.
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This means trainees are involved less — far less — in performing surgical work, which spells trouble for the profession's competence and legitimacy.
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Harms and colleagues surveyed 105 surgical trainees at their university about their debt, equity, cash flow, expenses, income and financial education.
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Viewing vulnerability as a weakness makes it more difficult for physicians and trainees to seek help when they most need it.
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"We need a system that allows in foreigners for these kinds of jobs" instead of relying on temporary trainees, he said.
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The commitment these trainees have made over six consecutive Saturdays will help ensure that others aren't left to suffer in secret.
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Larson also told me that if trainees don't land a job earning more than $373,000 within five years, the contract ends.
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According to the company, it hires over 15,000 new staff members each year, from work-study trainees to full-time workers.
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Suga and J-Hope joined through nationwide auditions, and three remained out of 30 trainees with other members being added later.
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A government program has drawn the trainees from the vast population of rural Indian women who spend their lives doing chores.
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Several witnesses, including other trainees, said that Seaman Lovelace's face was purple and his lips were blue, according to the report.
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Before they get to Artesia, incoming trainees meet in El Paso and board a bus that takes them to the Academy.
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She hopes to find more trainees by inviting schools to visit her company, sponsoring a carnival club and attracting more females.
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He went on to explain that "trainees" are paid a basic income and provided with food and shelter during their training.
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Then several dozen soldiers and trainees spent nearly half a year removing stones so the bare earth would reveal the characters.
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Regardless of their area of expertise, trainees will get to work on various Adidas brands, from Style to Performance and Originals.
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Over time, we begin to understand our heroes' friendship as something at odds with the other almost robotic trainees and scientists.
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He was similarly shocked (and spooked) when he saw trainees practicing surgery on a severed head — where did they get it?
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And there are several train cars where trainees practice looking for people trying to cross the border illegally and for drugs.
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The clinic has five midwives and three student trainees, who assess and monitor the women throughout their pregnancies and after birth.
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Mr. Barr said the cases were too weak to prosecute but that Saudi Arabia kicked the trainees out of the program.
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Wearing a headset, trainees are immersed in real-life scenarios that can be too dangerous to reproduce in the real world.
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Several other Saudis on the Pensacola base, which hosts some 200 foreign military trainees, were detained for questioning after the shooting.
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Days earlier, the gunman and three other Saudi military trainees were in New York City, visiting several museums and Rockefeller Center.
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West Virginia&aposs governor fired an entire class of prison guard trainees after they made Nazi salutes in a posed photo.
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Shohrat Zakir, chairman of the regional government, told a press conference in Beijing that the "trainees" in detention had all "graduated".
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The concept spread to military and police units in other countries, where it was applied not to trainees but to prisoners.
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Annette Daniels-Watts — who has also been listed as an instructor for trainees — that the photo was offensive, the report said.
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In his letter to the governor, Mr. Sandy acknowledged that some of the trainees had been uncomfortable with the hand gesture.
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Trainees answer Fertitta's commands with "yes, Chef," and they use guest check tickets common at restaurants to fire courses at mealtime.
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Naratil hopes that by putting trainees from professions like the military or pharmaceutical sales with experienced advisers, existing advisers will boost productivity.
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In a state already facing a woeful shortage of providers, we must attract, not deter, trainees and providers to make Georgia home.
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Trainees take part in the exercise on their first week to determine their competency and confidence in the water, the Navy said.
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In the training exercise, Lovelace and other trainees had to tread water while wearing their fatigues, boots and masks filled with water.
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In the system, aspiring pop idols audition with entertainment agencies in hopes of becoming trainees and debuting as an artist one day.
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Lose It and MyFitnessPal can get fellow trainees to badger you, but Mandal found people don't obey peers like a respected trainer.
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Trainees learn how to identify warning signs of a suicide attempt, for example, and how to intervene when someone is experiencing delusions.
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She reminds the trainees that they have attended a previous training session and that they have been handpicked through a rigorous process.
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Thuy: I still have questions about where Luke's trainees went after the Kylo Ren incident, and I want Maz's unknowns filled in.
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At the 342nd TRS both CCT and Special Operations Weather Team trainees go through four months of grueling tactical and classroom training.
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He trains elite Southeast Asian military regiments by being routinely dropped into the Filipino jungle as a "bunny" for trainees to capture.
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Only during the final phase of a police academy should trainees be presented with a firearm and taught how to use it.
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The trick, she says, is not to present trainees with a third-party scenario, but to ask what they would do themselves.
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Stepping out of the hostel, the trainees are surrounded by men: Men on balconies, men on scooters, men lounging in doorways, staring.
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Retirement cliffWealth management overall drew roughly 20,000 new trainees in 2018, according to research firm Cerulli Associates, an 11% drop from 2017.
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If these trainees appear a little uneasy, it's because they're about to experience perhaps the most dreaded part of training: OC exposure.
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Narrator: In this scenario, trainees learn how to interdict a group of drug smugglers trying to cross illegally into the United States.
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While he has long employed female trainees at his restaurant in New York, he is the sole chef at his new venue.
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Surgeons also found it harder to teach surgical trainees because patients were uncomfortable with the idea of a student operating on them.
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The military concluded there was little evidence that disrupted sleep, near-starvation, nudity and extreme temperatures harmed military trainees in controlled scenarios.
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Harassment has also been reported to be widespread throughout the European Union bureaucracy in Brussels, especially among junior assistants, interns and trainees.
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That led to a review that "revealed indications of additional allegations of sexual misconduct involving trainees and drill sergeants," the Army said.
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Most of the trainers in professional truck driving schools are male, though some companies try to pair female trainees with female trainers.
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Most notoriously, 43 trainees from the Ayotzinapa teaching college in south-western Mexico were apparently massacred in 2014 after police snatched them.
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Trainees have gone on to set up workshops in their villages, enabling them to start new lives, despite years of missed schooling.
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Officers are selected by the U.S. after a background investigation to ensure that the trainees are not corrupt or vulnerable to blackmail.
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The state released a version of the photo that blurred the faces of the trainees, in a class to become correctional officers.
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Lawrence Messina, a spokesman for the military affairs department, said that "Hail Byrd" was a reference to one of the trainees' instructors.
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More than 160 trainees from other countries have disappeared, according to government records, including some from Yemen, Iraq, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
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At the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, trainees are immersed in the processes and protocols of a solid and exhaustive background investigation.
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He added that the trainees are Civil Service employees who have rights under state law that allow them to challenge the terminations.
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In the facility, simulator cockpits lurch and weave on tripods, giving trainees the opportunity to safely re-create flight conditions of all sorts.
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Since this is a CIA facility, one would assume the trainees would be learning how to pull dangerous spy missions on foreign soil.
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I wrote this recipe guide as the first step toward putting together a larger step-by-step practical training manual for my trainees.
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Before their debut, K-pop performers undergo several years of grueling training with their management company, often living in dormitories with other trainees.
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If you're on a meager budget with little-to-no savings, Credit Sesame offers the creative solution of going to trainees for help.
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The attorney representing the proposed class of new trainees, David Shaffer, said the FBI has not been willing to discuss these current complaints.
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Ahmed later received feedback from post-graduate trainees who had watched from hospitals in regions as remote as the West Bank and Gaza.
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Despite the shortage of work, trainees remain eager to sign up, tempted by the prospect of exciting work and Porsches on the jetty.
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The men wielding sledgehammers are not vandals, but construction trainees hired by Coalfield Development, a local non-profit, and they are working hard.
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For blue-collar workers, employers mostly rely on a "technical trainees" system and foreign students working part-time, loopholes critics say are abused.
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During an introductory presentation to new trainees, Brito was asked a big question: What would the world miss if the company didn't exist?
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Trainees spend time in a classroom reviewing the technology and the testing protocols, and on the track learning to spot and avoid trouble.
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For example, doctors and trainees could use the Rift to examine a patient's body before performing invasive operations for greater precision, Liew said.
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I don't mention the part about how the pin doubles as an existential joke, some cheesy thing about how we're all just trainees.
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Despite the exception, the Pentagon did withhold $212,85033 for U.S.-based training, site improvements, minor construction and transportation for trainees, the report added.
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At 36 years old, Tillman is nearing the end of the fourth quarter when it comes to the FBI's age limit for trainees.
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A U.S.-based Afghan Air Force training program was abruptly ended after more than 40 percent of the trainees went absent without leave.
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Since 250 the number of young people starting university degrees has been higher than the number starting as trainees, the education ministry said.
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But even firms that do find trainees are not always happy, telling the DIHK that many lack motivation or German and maths skills.
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But no one laughed, and it emerged that none of these drone-pilot trainees had ever been behind the wheel of a car.
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And integrating trans-competency into the education of resident physicians—trainees at a later stage in their training—is still a distant goal.
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The largest group of research trainees at MSK, postdoctoral fellows, are in an apprenticeship stage after finishing their PhD or MD graduate degrees.
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There is palpable fear among the trainees from this part of the world—will they be able to stay and finish their work?
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The group provides housing, meals, medical care, clothing and support services to help trainees gain skills and confidence for employment at top resorts.
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Its mailroom is actually an extremely competitive internship program, offering trainees an opportunity to learn the business and prove themselves from the inside.
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One worker, Bill Jones, quit abruptly, walking away from more than $10,000 in severance because he could not stand seeing the Mexican trainees.
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MRK: Let's compare John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, with Jerrie Cobb, the first of the First Lady Astronaut Trainees.
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Even though trainees can be distracting at times, I wouldn't consider any of their questions stupid, because they have so much to learn.
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Separate Justice Ministry data this month showed that violations, including unpaid wages, among groups accepting foreign trainees in Japan had risen last year.
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American in 2018 unveiled a cadet program that will help place trainees with the company's smaller regional airlines and make student loans available.
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The gunman and three other Saudi military trainees visited New York City recently, including several museums and Rockefeller Center, according to the person.
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At MD Anderson, Hahn manages a $5.2 billion operating budget, 20,300 employees, 7,000 trainees and more than 3,000 volunteers, according to the hospital.
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Most of my fellow trainees slept through the film, but it did demonstrate the way national histories require massaging even in mature democracies.
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Multiple government officials have already claimed that all the "trainees" at the camps have graduated and returned to society, without providing any evidence.
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School Safety Specialist trainees must go through 5 days of training, and then recertify with two days of training per year after that.
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The only way to find out what those UAP are, he said, is to encourage trainees to report them when they see them.
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In addition to food preparation and teaching techniques, trainees learn how to store food and equipment, and must pass an assessment in food safety.
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The Cardozo started as a housing facility for U.S. Army recruits and trainees during World War II then transformed into a glamorous movie set.
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"It makes absolute sense," said Forrest, to invest in a surgical model that allows trainees to practice the repair in a low-stakes environment.
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"Trainees in the centres will be fewer and fewer and, one day, the centres will disappear when society no longer needs them," he said.
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Building supply company 84 Lumber pays entry level manager trainees $40,000 per year, with those managing top-grossing stores earning $200,000 to $1 million.
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Soup ready and warm bread placed on the large communal table, I sit down with Heemskerk-Shep, Anna, and the other trainees to eat.
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The first level introduces trainees to the principles of economic freedom and prepares them, for example, to lobby their representatives about a particular issue.
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NBC News and The Virginian-Pilot reported last month that four other SEAL trainees had temporarily lost consciousness during pool exercises in recent months.
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They have defended their safety protocols and said they increased counseling to trainees who had failed to complete the program after Seaman DelBianco's suicide.
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Narrator: Active trainees are allowed to observe EOD, but when an officer caught a group of them laughing and joking, they were quickly corrected.
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More than 820 companies are involved, with 2000,210 trainees in China, Greece, India, Italy, Latvia, Mexico, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, Thailand and the United States.
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Kley said Feldbinder would have more people retiring in two to three years than it would be able to replace with its own trainees.
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Hetian Taida's factory is located at one of those camps, and according to The Associated Press they employed 20-30 "trainees" from the center.
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In calculating the projected shortage, researchers assumed that some young trainees will choose subspecialties like vascular surgery or transplant surgery instead of general surgery.
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When senior advisers retire and clients' children inherit their wealth, the trainees will be well positioned to take over their accounts, the firm hopes.
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UBS' new training program will last 3 years, with development activities throughout, and trainees will be paid a salary for the first two years.
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Austin was even encouraged to take part in some of the drills, embarrassing the adult wrestling trainees who were unable to match his aptitude.
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Holy Yoga doesn't present trainees with a Christian yoga formula but encourages each certified instructor to incorporate Christianity (or not) as they see fit.
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The number of people applying to study nursing in England has decreased by nearly a third since the Tories removed the bursary for trainees.
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Trainees include members of the Sunrise Movement, whose occupation of Ms. Pelosi's office with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sparked conversation about the Green New Deal.
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Between 2015 and 2017, the government reported that 63 foreign trainees had died from accidents or illness in Japan, with another six committing suicide.
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The training starts with a classroom discussion followed by a demonstration, and then the trainees practice catching live Burmese pythons, according to Ms. Millett.
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Morgan Stanley's program offers FAAs a base salary, incentive compensation, and a bonus opportunity; the firm declined to comment on its trainees' base salary.
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Days before the shooting, the gunman and three other Saudi military trainees had visited New York, spending four days visiting attractions including Rockefeller Center.
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He applauded Esper's review, adding that the U.S. should not accept new Saudi trainees or nationals until authorities are confident in the vetting process.
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After refining the curriculum with the current group of trainees, Mr. Harris said it would be a part of all classes starting after Oct.
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Many new cooks get a foot in the door through stints of unpaid work, as stagiaires, or trainees; others get externships through culinary school.
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The city's new program takes its name from the stagiaire model, but updates the concept in a significant way, paying trainees $12 an hour.
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All too often, though, classroom-style courses meant to inculcate such skills do not succeed in getting trainees to practise what they have learned.
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Just last week, West Virginia's governor announced that he'd fired over 30 corrections officer trainees for performing a Nazi salute in a group photograph.
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Xinjiang regional government chairman Shohrat Zakir told a Beijing news conference on December 10 that all the original "trainees" had graduated from the centers.
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If these trainees were being deployed into Eastern Europe or the Middle East, it's unlikely they would spend this much time memorizing American political trivia.
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This bill violates fundamental doctrines taught in medical school and will deter future trainees from committing to careers in women's health care in this state.
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Putting aside personal beliefs, our legislators should understand that this measure will deter future trainees from committing to careers in women's health care in Georgia.
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Mabirizi said he has "over 20 WhatsApp groups with farmers and trainees, where I try to take a few minutes every evening to answer questions".
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Results from the First trial, published yesterday, found no significant differences in patient outcomes, resident satisfaction or educational quality when surgical trainees worked longer shifts.
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They are in their teens to mid-20's, and split up into teams to rotate performances and when they "graduate" are replaced by trainees.
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As the trainees practice sewing straight lines on pieces of scrap fabric, supervisors pace the aisle, hoping to spot one with machinelike dexterity and speed.
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Relying on noncertified trainees and overtime when budgets are already at a breaking point does not represent the best practices the industry and passengers expect.
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Trainees spend the single largest portion of their curriculum learning Spanish to better prepare them to communicate with the people they encounter in the field.
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The vice president will be briefed, tour the facility, and address agents and trainees working with the Drug Enforcement Administration beginning at 2628:28500 a.m.
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The Saudi medical trainees are part of a four-decade-old Riyadh-funded program that has trained Saudi graduates to eventually practice medicine at home.
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Forsythe applauded the development of an inexpensive training kit as well as a low-cost kit that trainees learned to put together on their own.
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Trainees are walked through a three-part process of identification, which asks them to pick out emotional, verbal, and physical signs from the videos watched.
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New security officer trainees such as Valeria Garcia are shown the importance of the mission at a two-week, mandatory training academy in Glynco, Georgia.
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"Female trainees are singled out in group tactical exercises because they are perceived as being weak and prone to failure," they wrote in the complaint.
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Interapt was itself experimenting with a new software that could improve the process of selecting trainees — possibly reducing tasks associated with one job right there.
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A military spokesman told state news agency SUNA in a separate statement that cadets and trainees at military institutes will be given precautionary time off.
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No matter how much we trainees bristled at the wait and the antediluvian regulations our patients had to tolerate, we felt powerless to question them.
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They must supervise three trainees: Summer (Alexandra Daddario), Ronnie (Jon Bass) and Matt (Zac Efron, looking uncannily like a young, ripped and shrunken Mr. Hasselhoff).
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In the most recent report, issued in May, Mr. Horowitz described instructors who had slept with trainees and an employee who had stalked a colleague.
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Cardona and his fellow-trainees, who ranged in age from fifteen to thirty, were given assault rifles and coached by mercenaries from Colombia and Israel.
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Three people were fired and dozens more have been suspended after a photo surfaced of West Virginia correction officer trainees apparently performing a Nazi salute.
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It is our hope that the next generation of medical trainees will learn about the AIDS epidemic as just that--a thing of the past.
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The 2684 Truth Commission concluded that after the first three months on Silmido, commanders stopped paying the trainees salaries and fed them poor quality food.
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Last spring, the Pentagon said that more than 150 Afghans sent to the United States for training — including air trainees — had gone absent without leave.
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Two firms, also accused of not paying appropriate wages, were banned from employing trainees for five years; the others got warnings from the justice ministry.
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Harsh conditions led more than 7,000 trainees to quit in 2017, experts say, many lured by shady brokers promising fake documentation and higher-paying jobs.
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Divided into three sections, the piece begins with the leader of the patrol lecturing before trainees, then it cuts to a revolutionary's looping rallying cry.
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Men and women are trained by entertainment companies on how to become a star — from dance and vocal lessons to Korean language class for foreign trainees.
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The trainees can go home on weekends and can ask for a leave if needed, and their children can be looked after by other family members.
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Radical preachers, such as Muqbil al-Waddai, opened retreats in the desert, where at prayer-time trainees bowed down to Kalashnikovs laid in front of them.
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The Nairobi lab also has a staff of "about 35 software developers and trainees from local universities" and 20 interns from African and around the world.
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Together they designed Future in 2017 to make personal trainers cheap enough to be more accessible while retaining the personal connection that keeps trainees on track.
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Brokerages have hired thousands of trainees in recent years to build up a next generation of advisors, but about half drop out, according to media reports.
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There's also daily physical training — Crossfit-style workouts to ensure trainees can handle defense tactics that will be employed in the field protecting dignitaries and politicians.
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Around 1,400 people applied and passed a test, so it seems like it's going to be quite easy to find trainees — OpenClassrooms required a bachelor degree.
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Psychiatric trainees and younger psychiatrists were less concerned about potential risks of psychedelic use, more hopeful about their treatment potential, and more supportive of further research.
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The researchers found that directors of training programs desire online programs for trainees and teachers, lectures and would like to attend meetings that discuss transgender topics.
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According to Smith, who cites a photo one of his trainees showed him, at least one bouncer took to wearing a Kevlar vest at the venue.
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Every July 1, newly graduated medical students start their first year of training as surgeons, and older surgical trainees are promoted to take on new responsibilities.
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After six months on the job, when the government incentives are paid out, around half the trainees brought in by Gram Tarang return to their villages.
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However, F-35 and F-16 trainees in the 56th Fighter Wing also receive cutting edge human performance optimization training across physical, mental, and emotional domains.
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On a large barren lot, old train cars, school buses, and barns are repurposed as "classrooms" where trainees interact with paid role players in various scenarios.
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However, Wall Street training programs have historically high failure rates with as many as 50 percent of trainees leaving the firm within the first five years.
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Brokerages have hired thousands of trainees in recent years to build up a next generation of advisers, but about half drop out, according to media reports.
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Eaton says the vast majority of trainees have been from Ohio, but others have traveled from other states including Oklahoma, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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In 2002, he released Jamie's Kitchen, a documentary following his journey to open the restaurant we're now sitting in with young kitchen trainees from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Chitongo believes that younger trainees will embrace the technology positively as they are of a generation that has largely grown up with computers and interactive environments.
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It's generally a suicide mission, but when he survives, he joins the military and bonds with his fellow trainees, working to keep his past a secret.
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If firms want workers who can speak Mandarin or code Python, why should they pay trainees to learn when they can scare kids into training themselves?
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A military spokesman told state news agency SUNA in a separate statement that cadets and trainees at military institutes would be given leave as a precaution.
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It had also deployed 75 performance managers around the country to coach trainees, tracking goals and metrics like how many meetings they have with potential clients.
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Emerge does not give its trainees direction on the type of legislation they should pursue — it's not focused on what are traditionally categorized as women's issues.
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Soon after arriving at my station, I found myself hiking with my fellow trainees across protected monument lands in pursuit of a group of marijuana smugglers.
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President Trump said before flying to South Florida on Saturday evening that the government would immediately look into "the whole procedure" of accepting foreign military trainees.
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In order to qualify for this course, trainees must have a valid New York state security guard license, as well as an active NYC pistol permit.
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But most of those trainees focus on diseases that circle the globe, researchers point out, including flu, mosquito-borne viruses, vaccine-preventable diseases and bioterrorism agents.
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Beyond a short period of language study, most trainees receive little or no instruction that would distinguish them from regular manual laborers, specialists and participants say.
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He said Chinese trainees there were made to clean and paint the factory on their days off, without pay, when managers found errors in their work.
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Crayon drawings on the walls and a pile of board games stacked on a table are a reminder that the trainees are barely in their teens.
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That's a simple term the Black Widow trainees used to refer to themselves while training together in the Red Room that's also shown in the trailer.
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VA projects that by fiscal year 2019 only 85033,000 trainees will be using MGIB compared to nearly a million using the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
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While callers spoke to their victims, she said dozens of trainees squeezed in around the room, and had to memorize pages of dialogue for use on calls.
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While the government promises training will "continue as normal," a few silent cues suggest Hanna and her call to escape have awakened the trainees' more rebellious natures.
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They're essentially music reality shows with eliminations in which trainees compete to debut in an idol group — think Making the Band and X Factor, but with dancing.
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The Morning Post reports that some companies have also added the sensors to VR headsets to monitor how trainees respond to virtual environments modeled after work scenarios.
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And indeed, the bad experiences of female truckers and trainees are well documented, with women truckers reporting severe instances of unwanted advances and sexual assault during training.
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"Listen I'm pro-women, I'm feminist in some cases," the head of the organization Helen Alvaré told trainees at a training held in Washington, DC in March.
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Earlier this month Mr Deb told some computer trainees they should be proud that Indians invented high-tech communications "lakhs of years ago" (a lakh is 100,000).
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The trainees took turns role-playing as the patient and their colleagues had to diagnose and treat them appropriately based on which symptoms they appeared to have.
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" She hopes to bring in another group of trainees soon, seeing that they loved the performance so much — "Some even watched through the cracks of the seats ….
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Such problems will persist and could worsen under the new system, aimed at easing a historic labour shortage, according to interviews with activists, academics, unionists and trainees.
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Physically, Ronnie held his own against the other potential trainees during the test, and he was vital to the group's ultimate success against Victoria (Priyanka Chopra), too.
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Officials have arranged highly choreographed visits for journalists and diplomats to some of the facilities, where the government says the rights of the "trainees" are fully guaranteed.
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In 2011, the group restricted these first-year residents to 16 hours at a stretch over concerns that patient care could suffer if trainees were overly tired.
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They took seats in Jim's office, which sat behind a heavy cipher-locked door on the far end of a bullpen of case officers and career trainees.
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"As surgical trainees ourselves, my co-founder Jean Nehme and I experienced many of the problems affecting surgery today," says Andre Chow, co-founder of Touch Surgery .
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A facilitator asks questions and occasionally pauses the simulation, inviting the other trainees, who are watching the experience on a large screen in the classroom, to comment.
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Her trainees, which included two people from the F.B.I., two people from the Sacramento County district attorney's office along with Mr. Holes, were quick studies, she said.
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Through the three years that follow the rigorous, initial 30-week foundation, the firm aims to educates the trainees on a deeper level around everything it offers.
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Dr. Mitchell has repeatedly argued that the interrogation techniques, including those the trainees used on Mr. al-Baluchi, should have no long-lasting effects on the prisoners.
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While at the Charleston VA medical facility, I learned that only doctors are allowed to use telehealth systems and trainees are not permitted to use the program.
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The experience typically led trainees to conclude that tortured prisoners of war will say whatever they need to in order to stay alive, whether true or not.
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Trainees who ran afoul of the instructors were strung up from trees and used for target practice, he recalled — a claim that experts on cartels found plausible.
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Students in the training hail from countries such as France, Italy and Norway, in addition to Saudi Arabia, which began sending trainees to the base in 1995.
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Most trainees end up thousands of dollars in debt to pay broker fees before they even arrive, say Mr. Takai and others who have studied the program.
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Academy trainees are usually aged between 10 and 14 and spend two to three years following a grueling full-time training schedule, modeled on Korea's military service.
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"It teaches them how to use their voices and facial expressions," explains Aurore Barniaud, who works at Global K where she helps to oversee the trainees' development.
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Such problems will persist and could worsen under the new system, aimed at easing a historic labor shortage, according to interviews with activists, academics, unionists and trainees.
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Among the high-profile cases was that of four companies' using trainees for decontamination work in areas affected by radiation after the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Individual scientists need to step up and make sure they have conversations with their trainees and create climates in their labs that are safe and welcoming for everyone.
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This new study highlights several gaps in physicians' knowledge: Specifically researchers found that 38 percent of medical trainees thought medical marijuana was an FDA-approved drug prescription drug.
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The trainees pay nothing; the hope is that employers will fund the programme, or embed it in their own training programmes, when they see how useful it is.
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Trainees were taught to approach anyone needing medical aid with caution by identifying the mechanism of injury to determine if it was safe to begin treating the patient.
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The woman in charge of the session advises trainees not to tell observers which party they represent, but just to show the party credential they have been given.
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I go to the Shanghai Mental Health Center to meet one of Plänkers and Gerlach's former trainees, Xu Yong, to hear what was being said in these sessions.
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All programs covered the principles of hormone therapy for transgender patients, but only about 63 percent taught trainees to take comprehensive social and sexual histories on those patients.
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Not For Sale employs both male and female kitchen staff to help run Dignita alongside the trainees, which Heemskerk-Shep says is an important part of their rehabilitation.
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The trainees shrugged their way into the gauzy smocks, helping one another with the sticky tabs behind the neck, then unraveled the bonnets and tucked their hair inside.
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"Just recently we had one of our female trainees go out to the mountains to negotiate a peace treaty over two rival tribes over cattle reining," said Whitaker.
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The intent is to give trainees a caloric boost before they head out to rigorous morning PT before breakfast; but that only works if they're eating what's provided.
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Business Insider did not witness any instruction at the Academy to prepare trainees to work in detention centers or care for migrant children, other than Spanish language training.
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U.S. faculty sign on to teach trainees at the University of Rwanda in Kigali and provide clinical support for anywhere from a couple of months to a year.
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Trainees learn how to use X-ray machines, how to follow agency protocol, and how to interact with passengers, knowing that airports can be stressful environments for travelers.
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" Publicly, in a recent white paper, China's State Council said "the personal freedom of trainees at the education and training centers is protected in accordance with the law.
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Under Big Mother's tutelage, the trainees of her Female Liberation Army are encouraged to practice lesbian separatism as the revolutionary model for a future society without male domination.
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We need to teach addiction with the same attention to genes, physiology, cells, receptors, transmitters and scientific evidence as we do cancer to try to capture trainees' interest.
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Numerous Afghan female military trainees who went through joint training in the United States have gone AWOL, according to the United States Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
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At a classified prison in Afghanistan known as the Salt Pit, trainees took turns practicing "insult slaps and attention grabs" on a naked prisoner named Ammar al-Baluchi.
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They also taught us to pack gunshot wounds and — in an unnerving simulation that drenched trainees in pig's blood, spurting as though from an arterial bleed — apply tourniquets.
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Khalid bin Salman, the Saudi vice minister of defense, wrote on Twitter that military trainees — including himself — have trained on United States soil for years as American allies.
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West Virginia has fired three state employees and suspended 34 more after a photo surfaced showing a class of correctional officer trainees appearing to make a Nazi salute.
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Questions swirled both in the community and in Washington about the thoroughness of the review that the United States conducts before foreign trainees are invited onto military bases.
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The investigation found Nissan had shared test questions with examinees and failed to teach trainees for the correct number of hours, the company said in e-mailed statement.
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During training, she discovered that the company wouldn't issue credit cards to its female trainees because the company didn't think it was safe for women to travel alone.
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She paid a visit in November 2017 (one day after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement!), where she met trainees of the groundbreaking "Tracing our Tales" project.
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He soon entered a Winchell's employee training programme, as one of the company's first South-East Asian trainees and, eventually, became the manager of a franchise in Newport Beach.
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And while the chaperones—like Jim Brown, who was once the chief test pilot for the F-22 program—usually have military aviation training, these trainees usually do not.
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"The more coffee we sell, the more trainees we train about coffee, the more training academies we can open and the more skills we can bring across," said Dubiel.
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The queen, who celebrates 68 years on the throne later this week, visited the Royal Air Force (RAF) base in Marham, eastern England, to watch demonstrations and meet trainees.
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Trainees are put through a myriad of challenges beyond the traditional classroom — from firearms instruction and active shooter and combat drills on a virtual simulator, to evasive driving techniques.
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The money will be made available via the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ), and it will be divided among local publishers in order to recruit trainees.
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It is also true of workers in almost all industries: interns, trainees and junior employees share in the cost of getting them up to speed by being paid less.
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Gulaban has stolen the march on her fellow trainees because she was the only woman who knew how to drive a car before training to be a truck driver.
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Once we go to the moon it will help our engineers and trainees to open up new companies and start new business, they will not be competing with us.
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Around three-quarters of trainees failed out of the industry — encompassing wirehouses, independent registered investment advisers (RIAs), and others not including pure robo-advisers — in-line with recent years.
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The T-7A Red Hawk will replace the existing fleet of 57-year-old T-38C Talon aircraft, enabling trainees to get a more current and realistic flight experience.
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Narrator: After this session, we learned that some instructors were addressed about using language that encouraged trainees to quit, even though it was part of the intended stress inoculation.
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Trainees graduate with 210 certifications, up from two, in areas such as firearms, driving, and operations training, which includes classes in spotting fraudulent documents and working in detention centers.
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They might work, though, if combined with another initiative: an offer of employment as trainees in President-elect Donald J. Trump's proposed initiative to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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Immigration officials suspect Cho and her mother, Lee Myeong-hee, unlawfully recruited and hired about 10 to 20 housekeepers from the Philippines by documenting them as Korean Air trainees.
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While the intent was to prevent mistakes by exhausted residents, some in the medical community worried that fewer hours would leave these trainees unprepared to practice on their own.
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But, as is recounted in "Chasing the Moon," he was all but forced out by his commander, Chuck Yeager, who instructed the other trainees not to speak to him.
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A recent study revealed that less than 3 percent of medical school trainees are people with disabilities, and of these, only a small proportion are individuals with mobility impairment.
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The lifeguard trainees at Grover Cleveland are predominantly students of color, about half of them male and half of them female, and most are immigrants or children of immigrants.
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This, in large part, is the reason that we strictly limit the number of consecutive hours that trainees can work: to protect both patients and doctors from tragic errors.
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Merrill Lynch sets out to recruit fresh talent on college campuses, and began hosting virtual career events — where representatives and prospective trainees can connect live — about two years ago.
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Health authorities have run tests on more than 210,000 members and 65,000 trainees of the church, Reuters reported, of which 3,300 have shown symptoms such as fever so far.
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Both women, as well as Ms. McClain, were part of NASA's 2013 class of eight astronaut trainees, which was the first to include equal numbers of men and women.
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Training sessions are offered at the university's medical center campus, where the majority of trainees are graduate students, and at their Morningside Heights campus, composed primarily of undergraduate students.
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Some time after Lignelli-Dipple's session with the radiology trainees, I spoke to Steffen Haider, the young man who had picked up the early stroke on the CT scan.
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But it found "remarkable similarity" in the cultural issues it uncovered across the command, from entry-level trainees to elite counterterror units like Delta Force and SEAL Team 6.
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The shooting happened early on Friday morning across two floors of a classroom building at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, where foreign military trainees have studied for decades.
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Helping run the daily operations of MD Anderson, Hahn currently manages a $5.2 billion operating budget, 1.73,300 employees, 7,000 trainees and more than 21984,24 volunteers, according to the hospital.
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In a mat-covered room early one recent morning, a group of officer trainees practiced a "crash intercept," a technique meant to stop the forward momentum of an assailant.
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The state's governor released the results of an investigation into a photo and said he had approved the termination of the roughly 30 correctional trainees who appeared in it.
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Many trainees will simply choose not to practice here, where legislative restrictions will diminish their ability to provide the quality care, that they swore under the Hippocratic oath to deliver.
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The system is designed to reward trainees who confidently handle environmental stimuli, stay calm, are not overly sensitive to their harness, do not get distracted and have good social manners.
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The critical issue here is that too many physicians, especially trainees, suffer in silence, afraid to ask for help for fear that they will be punished professionally, and probably, personally.
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The case arose from an August 2014 party at the Texas Arizona Bar & Grill in Hoboken, New Jersey, which was held one day after a graduation ceremony for officer trainees.
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For child actors, in which this particular show has many, bringing the dog trainees in is a good way to accustom the actors to seeing the animals in the audience.
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British and EU students and trainees who started their Erasmus+ programme either in Britain or in the EU before Britain's withdrawal can complete their studies and continue to receive funding.
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The regimen is intended to be progressive, meaning that trainees will hold these poses for longer amounts of time or perform additional repetitions as they develop greater strength and flexibility.
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Beyond that, we encourage our trainees and members to shift their mindsets, from a frame of certainty to curiosity — to recognize that their experience is not the only possible experience.
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Based on a survey of U.S. trainee surgeons, or residents, researchers conclude in JAMA Surgery that national and institutional changes in parental leave policies could help trainees start families sooner.
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"Through vocational training, most trainees have been able to reflect on their mistakes and see clearly the essence and harm of terrorism and religious extremism," Zakir was quoted as saying.
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Management Trainees start by managing a nearby Enterprise location and work their way up to an airport location, preparing them for both high-level management as well as corporate positions.
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In addition, the National Institutes of Health's Broadening Experiences in Scientific Training (BEST) program funds academic institutions to introduce trainees in biomedical science to non-academic careers, including drug development.
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Business Insider did not see any training at the academy specifically designed to prepare trainees to work in detention centers or care for migrant children, other than Spanish language training.
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The information was also created into a slideshow for police trainees and featured activists who were never arrested at a protest or accused of breaking the law, The Guardian reported.
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Next, the trainees spend five hours in posture clinic, practicing poses and reciting from verbatim from "The Dialogue," a script created and provided by Choudhury to be recited during poses.
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The virtual reality instruction Walmart will be using is entirely 360-degree video-based and will include interactive on-screen cues asking trainees to make decisions after encountering various situations.
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The returnship trainees will go to two teams in Vancouver, one related to augmented and virtual reality, the other a video game studio, according to job listings posted by Microsoft.
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British and EU students and trainees who started their Erasmus+ program either in Britain or in the EU before Britain's withdrawal can complete their studies and continue to receive funding.
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The produce simulation, for example, the first lesson ever built, presented managerial trainees with a disorganized "wet wall," the row of fresh vegetables topped with misters and plastic bag dispensers.
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Some trainees may need to work to add to the meager allowances that the French government provides to asylum seekers, and applying for asylum can be a job in itself.
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But according to prospective poll workers interviewed across Manhattan and Brooklyn and the 20173 report by the Department of Investigation, some trainees still lack the basic literacy skills to pass.
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From the outset, the firm encourages new trainees to think about their target markets, what might set them apart, and whether they can harness groups and associations for prospective clients.
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"Trainees will experience discomfort, but we don't grow unless we work through our discomfort," said Susan L. Rosenthal, a co-author who is a professor of medical psychology at Columbia.
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The 800 include 280 trainees, who have not yet started working on production lines, and accounts for a fraction of its workforce of 18,000 people in Incheon, a spokeswoman said.
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The 800 include 280 trainees, who have not yet started working on production lines, and accounts for a fraction of its workforce of 18,000 people in Incheon, a spokeswoman said.
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A spokesman said at the time that the cardinal had no official role at the seminary, where life for the trainees includes a strict daily regimen of prayer and teaching.
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But the purge has swept out some 4,000 judges and prosecutors, including many of the trainees and at least two judges from the Constitutional Court, the highest court in Turkey.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - People held in camps in China's Xinjiang region have now "graduated" and new trainees will have the freedom to come and go, the regional governor said on Monday.
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Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert -- whose robust roster of trainees includes recent Triple Crown winners Justify and American Pharoah -- plans to race two up-and-coming horses this weekend.
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After they graduate from the program, the trainees are then hired as full-time employees and placed in Catalyte's two-year apprenticeship program, earning about $40,000 a year, said Hsu.
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Muscle stimulators are relatively old devices, and have a checkered history—ineffective and at times dangerous electric "training belts" were sold to gullible trainees at the turn of the century.
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About 30 correctional officer trainees in West Virginia will be terminated after a photograph captured them raising their hands in what appeared to be a Nazi salute, according to Gov.
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For example, my trainees these days have likely never encountered a natural case of the chicken-pox, because of a highly effective vaccine against that, which has significantly cut the rate.
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But trainers at elite facilities doubt that their own jobs are at risk, given the many subtle adjustments in technique and volume that serious trainees must make from workout to workout.
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For example, with my online trainees, all of them have a workout plan to follow, but I never want them going over the plan for the first time in the gym.
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The Enterprise staff of 250 recruiters is believed to hire more college graduates each year than any other American company, starting most of these as management trainees washing and vacuuming cars.
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Furthermore, changes to the H1B visa process (the visa that a quarter of our postdocs hold) have made it infuriatingly difficult to retain current and recruit new trainees to our labs.
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"What we know from looking at the data across the country is that about 50% of trainees tend to remain in the place where they train," said Abrazo's Dr. Akil Loli.
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In the Central African Republic, which ranks next to last in the world on quality of life indicators, a peace accord allows a pediatrician and his trainees to build a future.
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"The subjective evaluations by these male instructors results in female trainees being written up and subsequently dismissed at a rate significantly and disproportionately higher than their male counterparts," the complaint said.
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He was unusual in his support for women in science, she said, and in urging his trainees to spend more time with their families rather than practically living in the lab.
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The sessions for trainees undergo are in hardscrabble desert areas where Border Patrol instructors play a range of possible suspects, including people crossing the border illegally or as armed drug smugglers.
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A new addition to the regime is having trainees practice patrolling along several mock border walls and fences, careful to avoid areas where they can be hit by rocks or gunfire.
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From the moment newly minted special agent trainees step foot on the grounds at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, they are drilled on the importance of always telling the truth.
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During a recent day of training, officers at Fairfax County crowded around to pet and tussle with their newest office mates, even though the trainees are not yet on active duty.
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He was said to show videos of mass shootings at a dinner party before carrying out the attack and had visited several tourist sites in New York alongside other Saudi trainees.
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The authorities have said that there is no credible threat to the Pensacola community, and one of the senior officials said that all Saudi trainees on base had been accounted for.
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And because trainees cannot easily switch jobs — their visas tie them to a single company — they lack what should be major leverage: the ability to walk out on a bad employer.
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The trainees came from several countries in Asia and worked in different industries, in different parts of Japan: a Cambodian construction worker, a Chinese lettuce picker, seamstresses from China and Vietnam.
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Government data on workplace accidents shows that trainees are more likely to be hurt on the job than Japanese workers — a result of poor training, language barriers or more dangerous assignments.
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Far more powerful for medical trainees and the profession would be having more students, colleagues and mentors with disabilities, who understand how a particular impairment does — or doesn't — affect daily life.
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Other graduates are hired by the city to maintain the public calçadas, which today continue to decorate much of the city; the school also has had trainees in many other countries.
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International medical graduates represent an essential influx of talent that supplements our own domestic medical school trainees, who are in too short supply to treat everyone who needs care in our communities.
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Since service dogs need to be comfortable with all types of sounds, sights, surface and surroundings, puppy trainees are introduced to a variety of toys and tactile experiences at an early age.
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I am the captain of this and other distressed vessels — or rather, I have been hired to play one in a series of listening exercises for nautical trainees to accompany a textbook.
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During the exercise, the instructors usually create adverse conditions for the trainees by splashing water on them and making waves, but they are reportedly advised not to dunk or pull students underwater.
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"Typically, trainees or nonphysician clinicians perform the less complicated portions of a procedure, while the primary surgeon moves between cases to perform the critical portions of the operations," the JAMA study explains.
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Many trainees see such internships as a way to earn more money than they would at home, while Japanese businesses often hire them to do undesirable jobs that are hard to fill.
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Those sentenced were involved with plotters of the coup and had flown unsuspecting military academy trainees to a military headquarters to confront civilians opposing the attempted putsch, Anadolu said, citing the indictment.
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A further 116 trainees are in the pipeline and there is a deal with the government for the NGO in charge to open seven more colleges, creating 450 new teachers a year.
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SIGAR found that the rate of asylum seekers among Afghan military trainees rose in recent years as violence in the Islamist Taliban insurgency spread across Afghanistan and security forces sustained heavy casualties.
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In 2016, for example, the percentage of Afghan trainees who went AWOL (absent without leave) jumped from an historical average of about 6 or 7 percent to 13 percent, the report noted.
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Although Afghan trainees are considered "high risk" because of their military training and "fighting age," SIGAR said it was "not aware of any acts of terrorism or similarly serious acts" involving them.
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"Agent trainees study a broad range of subjects that grounds them in the fundamentals of law, ethics, behavioral science, investigative and intelligence techniques, interrogation and forensic science," according to the agency's website.
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However, the government is particularly concerned about an increase in exchange students and part-time trainees who are working illegally in low-skilled jobs in retail, construction, and agriculture, the official said.
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The training tool is designed for classroom instruction, where instructors can guide trainees through different kinds of coral in the reef, and educate them on the different organisms in the coral ecosystem.
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A federal judge on Wednesday granted a bid by Chipotle Mexican Grill to undo a class action lawsuit by manager trainees in six states who say they were unlawfully denied overtime pay.
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"Many of the (Canada-based) trainees are fairly senior, doing fellowships, getting subspecialty experience," said Salvatore Spadafora, a vice dean with the University of Toronto's medical school, where 216 students are affected.
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Depending on which track the trainees are going, they have classroom experience in a small teaching kitchen if they're becoming professional chefs, or in the classroom to learn about hospitality and service.
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At our academic medical center, Yale New Haven Hospital, we have worked to educate faculty and trainees to ensure that patients are counseled about the care they receive and the team involved.
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That evening, the commander, a man named Jamal, laid out the rules: trainees had to obey whatever instructions their superiors gave them, and they would be shot if they tried to escape.
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Trainees wear a heat suit that replicates the likely temperature in each scenario, controlled by software that determines the proximity and orientation to the fire and how that would affect the individual.
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For Afghan trainees who come to the United States, American embassy personnel conduct additional screening that includes researching databases for evidence of criminal conduct, drug trafficking, support for terrorist activity and corruption.
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West Virginia&aposs governor fired an entire class of prison guard trainees after an internal investigation found that they posed with Nazi salutes in a class photo at their instructor&aposs direction.Gov.
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After retiring, Dr. Rowland kept attending weekly "muscle rounds" in Columbia's neurology department, an activity he had started in which senior doctors and trainees would examine a patient together, for teaching purposes.
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According to a training schedule obtained by West Virginia Public Broadcasting this month, an instructor named Karrie Byrd taught trainees on various subjects including use of force, correctional documentation and cultural diversity.
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The number of new trainees with no German citizenship rose by 10,500, helping to lift the overall number of new vocational training contracts by 5,700 to 515,700 in 2017, the data showed.
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In this 10 to 15-minute test, guide dog trainees are brought into a room set up with different kinds of stimuli: loud noises, distractions hanging from the ceiling, vacuum cleaners, enticing toys.
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Ms Jones says she would happily double the number of trainees at the site, but that would still be a drop in the bucket when half a million children leave school each year.
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"Our findings suggest that more than a training course is needed to convert trainees and primary care clinics into service providers in areas that have no access to buprenorphine," the 2014 study concluded.
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Although visas that allow foreigners to settle in Japan are in theory available only to highly skilled workers for the most part, in practice less-skilled foreigners are admitted as students or trainees.
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IG Metall, Germany's most powerful union, is also calling for an improvement in the group's pension scheme and the increased hiring of trainees to cope with challenges to the auto industry including digitalization.
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If trainees go this route—from training under Modern Labor's auspices to contracting out on its platform—they're still expected to pay back the 15 percent of what they make for two years.
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Doley Barman, director of the National Police Academy, said police training includes "sensitization modules on dealing with the transgender community", as well as visits to areas where trainees can interact with transgender people.
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But even in those states, a minimum wage hike wouldn't hit every low-wage worker due to the myriad of exemptions to minimum wage coverage: restaurant workers receiving tips, trainees, agricultural workers, etc.
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Since that time, the NCFI has excelled at teaching its trainees to deal with the new challenges that stem from modern technologies like smartphones, Internet-enabled devices and financial information being stored online.
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But his greatest legacy involved a controversy about overworked and overextended medical trainees, which captured the public's attention after the death of 21929-year-old Libby Zion in 21992 at a Manhattan hospital.
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The report by the medical examiner said that Seaman Lovelace died after a drill that called for the trainees to tread water in combat fatigues and boots with face masks filled with water.
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For the first time in its 84-year history, the academy has expanded its curriculum from three months to six months to better prepare trainees for what they will encounter in the field.
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Saudi Arabia is the largest source of foreign-trained medical residents and fellows, or trainees, in Canada, and was set to occupy 20163 percent of international residency spots in the coming academic year.
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"We tell DM trainees over and over that there are only three reasons we want DMs to interrupt a scene: if there's a question of danger to life, limb, or property," she says.
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His photographs honor this resilience, presenting portraits of confident-looking older samurai and young trainees who survived the nuclear disaster and who, together, represent a tradition that still spans generations to this day.
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On Sunday afternoon, with a tornado warning in effect, he guided his trainees in groups of eight out from his garage to have them practice at a shooting range in a steady downpour.
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