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The contract was so costly, Seide said, because it required technicians to build a search tool to sort through millions of emails archived on USAGM’s servers — even before the lawyers could get to work.

Before taking the bench, they are required to undergo fewer hours of training than the Palmetto State requires of its barbers and hair salon technicians.

This is a perfect opportunity for donors, public and private sectors, investors, and technicians to collaborate and create a positive outcome for all parties.

These technicians often move up the career ladder by obtaining other degrees.

Meanwhile, wait times for results are stretching for weeks, forcing lab technicians to work around the clock.

The technician on the other end is probably in a laboratory a thousand miles away.

Sisler is described as a “Medical/Surgical instrument technician” in his own court declaration.

Landon Wilson, a U.S. Navy cryptologic technician, returned from Afghanistan in 2013 to a promotion for good work.

Others who had become infected included a technician from the lab that had been returning mistaken results.

For a decade, Maier worked as a senior technician with Hughes Aircraft in California.

In other words, the technician is the man who invents or preserves labels to be pasted on the intuitive practices of his art.

It is superfluous to make fun of the fact that the technician writes on his visiting cards: Stud.

Twenty steps down the corridor, a Negro technician was focusing a sharp lens on page three of Arriba for April 27, 1938.

It is recommended that only your authorized Zenith television technician make repairs or adjustments inside the receiver.

The senior technician's eyes were still on the bright needle points.