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unfilled

adjective as in not filled

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Labor-market disruption: With 10 million unfilled U.S. jobs requiring specific skills, vocational training commands premium pricing.

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Many AI-related roles go unfilled for weeks or months—or get taken off job boards only to be reposted soon after.

Having skilled teachers is key to learning, and students attending high-needs, high-poverty schools tend to have newer, less experienced teachers, or worse, an unfilled vacancy filled by substitute teachers.

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As Westminster ponders what impact last week's reshuffle might have on the direction and instincts of the government, and its capacity to deliver, the resignation of Angela Rayner leaves one still unfilled vacancy.

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The employee said the data showing “active” unfilled positions was “current and up-to-date for last week.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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