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Yet recent bachelor’s recipients in their 20s were 5.6 percentage points less likely to be employed than those who finished vocational programs.

The Ann Arbor home was accurately described as Cook’s primary residence when she refinanced it in 2021, Lowell said, because she was still living there and employed by Michigan State University at the time.

Alice Wong, the California disability rights activist who employed wit, creativity and at times shock to fight for justice, has died at age 51.

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The Jersey-based operator, which employed about 100 staff, announced on Friday it had ceased trading and cancelled all bookings.

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The Channel Islands-based airline, which employed about 100 staff, operated flights to various locations in the British Isles, and also to Bruges and Paris.

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